Agree, to a certain degree, the Instagram and YouTube set up, all Grace, building followers, doing videos, all Grace, monetising that relationship , that was Grace in conjunction with Genflow and other 3rd parties, that basically built her company .I think this shows why Grace should be more transparent about her upbringing and how she’s ‘succeeded’ (money aside, she’s benefited from incredible connections and other opportunities). The wealth gap in the middle class bracket appears to be absolutely huge based on the conversations here and Grace knows that and deliberately uses it to say she’s ‘acknowledging’ her privilege without actually acknowledging it - it’s all vague and dependant on technicalities (see: yOu cAn’t CatcH mE ouT )
simply calling herself middle class and not elaborating leaves it totally open to interpretation based on who you’re talking to and that’s exactly why she does it, because she wants to be mistaken for your ‘average’ 20-something that considers themselves middle class because they earn 30k a year and their parents have paid off the mortgage on the family home.
An avenue open to all influencer, at this point, their is no difference between Grace and alot of influencer in university, at that time, she has the additional benefit of being able to grow her business and not worry about residential rent, bills, but so do alot of middle class students.
The connections is really, when her Genflow grown business, enjoys more connections via her father, gets investments, etc ,Did she hide her fathers involvement? Did she hide the selection of an experienced COO ? Why does she have to be transparent?, is she a role model or a business woman \ influencer?, her core followers are middle class white girls, just like her, alot will have similar connections, that's why they like her, gals that dislike her, usually don't have the same background.
i suggest they follow krissycela, she is a millionaire rag to riches graduate fitness influencer, if they want transparency
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