Last Updated on 07/15/2022 by てんしょく飯
Celebrity Spellcheck (@celeb__spellcheck), an Instagram account that discovers and pursues lies and irresponsible behavior by celebrities and influencers, said that influencers over 30 should not use TikTok.
People who have nothing to “sell” but got a bit of a hit on Instagram a few years ago and gained followers.
According to the Daily Mail, “Celebrity Spell Check,” an Instagram account with many followers, was created several years ago. Initially, the account was created to mock celebrities who made spelling mistakes despite their sponsored posts. Recently, however, the page has become a page that addresses lies and unnatural manipulation by influencers or gossip about celebrities sent in by users.
Posts featured evidence of influencers introducing products and then selling those products at flea markets.
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The page is said to be run by an anonymous 20-something woman who works in the PR industry, and who held an Instagram Q&A on July 13. There, she was asked, “Who is the most vulgar Australian influencer?” She was asked.
The spell checker replied in a very harsh tone, “All the people in their 30s who don’t have anything to “sell” but who hit it big on Instagram a few years ago and gained followers, and are trying to make it on TikTok. He added, “TikTok is not at all what it used to be.
TikTok is a completely different field. You have to have something to sell, and it’s not enough to have a cute face. It’s totally for teenagers, and there are a lot of terrible TikTok users,” he said, advising Instagram influencers over 30 not to enter TikTok.
The account has been criticized several times before, with Laura Byrne, a past “Bachelor” star, criticizing the page as “overstepping the boundaries and now it’s becoming a crime.
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