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  Who is treating influencers like celebrities? Y'all Need to quit doin that. >
  
  I have little to no social media presence so probably biased but I feel like the term influencer has become a negative word and the entire concept is dying out.
  It's like when Yelp was new and suddenly everyone was a foodie and a top Yelp reviewer and now no one gives a shit about your opinion on the Hunan restaurant on the corner. >
  
  That's because celebrities are really salespeople on commission >
  
  We all want our time to be valued by others in one form or another.