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Streamer Valkyrae faces backlash for new gamer skincare range
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Yeah I stand by that 100%. It's a moisturizer, it probably makes your skin a bit nicer. Same as the stuff they sell with crushed up diamonds in it or any other of the millions of gimmick skin care products out there.
And I do hope gamers cry about it. Actually I feel even more strongly about it over the past 8 pages or so. I hope gamers pee their pants as well.
Take Coenzyme 10, dark cocoa, vitamin C, E, and NAD+ to promote cellular health and combat oxidative stress from free radicals. Powerful antioxidants for any one interested.
Except that's not "always saying it was scammy", it's flat out untrue that all skin care products are equally fake, and you are in here defending her for scamming people by hoping she gets rich off suckers. In fact you aren't just defending the scam, you're celebrating it.
I hope she gets rich off of gamers, who I dislike specifically. Do you like gamers? Have you ever played a video game online?
Not suckers and rubes, I hope they're protected. They're our most precious resource.
I really don't get the haters on this one lol. She's selling something that will help fight the growing rise in skin damage from screen usage. This is something that no generation before hers has really had to contend with as blue light from modern screens is a different wavelength to normal light. Not to mention how they emit this light at much higher pulse rates than normal light. That's what refresh rate means on monitors in case you didn't know.
*closes laptop lid and rubs amethyst crystals against face*
💆♀️✨
*closes laptop lid and rubs amethyst crystals against face*
💆♀️✨
When I was a teen growing up in rural America during the early 2000s. I was easily able to acquire opiates because of big pharma peddling pseudo science. My life has irrevocably been changed because of that. Now kids are being told screens are dangerous and being sold lotion that does nothing. Capitalism sure is something.
Let me consult my celestial self and get back to you on that.
Sounds like you took Valkyrae's $29.99/mo online course on Doubling Down. Good job buddy!
"Hi, I know the site says things about the product and uh...people have a problem with that so ok. .............................Anyway see you all on stream later!"
Comments: "We love you and support you ❤️ "
Not now, they're practicing cartwheels.
This one response explains why you're going to bat for her so hard. It's also funny because "gamers" aren't the ones getting scammed it's the young people who follow her and hold her in high regard.
I will gladly triple down on my anti-gamer schtick
Not really as many captial G Gamers here as you'd expect
Blue light isn't the main source of eye fatigue and sleep loss - it's your computer
Originally published in By Phillip YuhasAssistant Professor of Optometry, The Ohio State Universitynews.osu.edu
Great share!
Perfect gentle shitpost 💜 A purple heart emoji for your amethyst
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But you are anyway. You're celebrating it actually. Her influence isn't targeting some group of assholes you don't like, it's targeting a much larger net. But keep on celebrating a scam, collateral damage is ok I guess?
So you can't defend it but you'll celebrate it
That checks out
I think I was pretty specific when I said that I hoped gamers got scammed and gamers peed their pants, etc. Is this really the important part of the conversation?
Pretty sure this product is directed to mostly women so those "gamers" you hate so much won't be buying it.
...Do you think some pimply faced incel is buying moisterizer?
This is the weirdest shit hahaha.
So now that you know your wish won't happen do you still endorse her doing the scam
Ha ha so that's a yes.
It was basically a throwaway gag from a long line of anti-gamer schtick that I've done for years but this is a very serious scam so I should have known better than to make light of it.
Does my endorsement mean that much? Look, I don't want real people to get hurt, but I do like to imagine a word where gamers are buying skin care products to protect them from their monitors.
In the realm of scams, buying some moisturizer that probably makes your skin a little nicer but not for the reason that it was advertised is pretty low on the list. I don't think it warrants this level of attention.
Excuse like... everybody... for not being familiar with your canon.
Yes I'm guilty of not being funny. Nobody is denying that
People quote me every 20 seconds and it makes my phone buzz
I'm guessing she was being real dumb and jumped onto a product without understanding the industry she was attempting to "compete" in. You see it happen all the time to streamers where they simply don't know better because they came to fame & fortune as children or young adults being thrust into the spotlight.
OP
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Funny how that works.
It's almost like they don't really care. Weird isn't it.
who still isn't banned or faced any consequences in the least bit.