I have only just started watching her in the last couple months, so I don’t have any background or biases yet. I have noticed the constant weight mentions, and needing to work out, and having to “watch it” and shouldn’t be eating a dessert etc. that’s already tiring. And the Taco Bell video was so incredibly dumb I still haven’t recovered. She had like 3 bites and was like “OMG GUYS AM I GONNA GET SICK?” It was so ridiculous.Does anyone think the bag was gifted? It seems so trashy and nasty for her. I was wondering if an admirer who was alone in a dark room one weekend binged her videos and found out what he thought was her favourite bag. Tattlers are amazing sleuths, but these obsessive guys take it to another level. If she chose it herself, she really isn't the classy girl she’s trying to portray, but it does check out with the forced fake accent.
Yes and this is my main issue with her.She has sold herself out! Become the very person she slagged off on the early vlogs with such spite
Yeh I agree, I think back in the day people started social media just for a hobby, now it seems most people just hope to end up being able to quit their job and do it full time so just resort to cheap click bait to get viewsI find it hard to believe that these ‘influencers’ can earn so much for content that is often so vacuous. Even those who start off with good intentions seem to be corrupted by the money or their perceived fame. People that I once liked eventually change. Gary Eats, for example, now uses clickbait titles with a stupid selfie pulling a silly faux-shocked face superimposed over some restaurant they are reviewing. Take Hannah’s review on Tuesday …
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She actually enjoyed the meal! But here she is with an intentionally ambiguous/misleading title pulling an exaggerated face like a bad actor in a hammy silent movie. Gary has started to do similar which is disappointing. I do find it quite surprising that these fundamentally very unexceptional people can make a lot offrom this content, in an economy where it can be challenging to make ends meet. Poncing around buying ugly handbags for £thousands. It’s a strange world indeed. Forgive the rant folks, had a trying day yesterday.
Yes, @Mark81 I think some of us differ in our preferences - hotels/food/walking around shops in London and talking a lot. My issue with all of Hannah's vlogs is that, after a while, whatever she's doing, it's the same formula. It was with the shopping (how many vlogs of her visiting Harrods do we actually need to see?), and it's becoming the same with the restaurant reviews and the hotels. I've found the last few incredibly boring, and she's not very critical in an engaging way like Jay Rayner, now reviewing restaurants for the FT, to quote one example. She checks in to a hotel, goes to her room, checks for dust, sees if the interior of the kettle is clean, looks at the quality of the slippers ... are they flimsy, branded etc, does the bathroom have a bath and separate shower, are the towels and dressing gowns crusty, expresses disappointment if the hairdryer isn't a Dyson in a 5 Star hotel, are there complementary biscuits? How much is the KitKat in the mini bar? Do you get a pen or a humble pencil with the notepad? She walks around the public area of the hotel (Bars, Restaurant, Spas), pauses for a cocktail and overpriced food maybe, requests a turn-down service, goes to bed, wakes up, has breakfast, and checks out. I question my sanity watching it week in week out, to be honest.I prefer the hotels over the food ones, or yet another walk around Harrods. Problem is they're getting worse and worse with less and less effort. I thought this weeks was particularly weak. And shes very inconsistent with her criticisms. She slated the shard, but that was miles ahead of this weeks 'suite' which was just two random rooms with no cohesive design.
Too far from home I'd say. She really doesn't adventure different parts of London. I prefer to stay in a different neighbourhood and discover different vibes in each trip to London. Hannah is not very helpful in that sense.I understand why she goes to these chain stores, but why doesn't she try out the independent places and give honest reviews?
Agree there are amazing Lebanese bakeries in London. The one on Kensington Church Street does amazing food especially the pistachio and date bread for reasonable prices. It's really popular with tourists from the Middle East. She lacks imagination.God forbid Hannah reviews a Middle Eastern / Chinese / Indian or basically any 'Ethnic' restaurant / takeaway lol I can just imagine all the complaining.
I watch London Hustle and London Eats on YT (they are food delivery guys) and the number of different independent but interesting food places around London from where they deliver food, is astounding.
I disagree with this. So if someone has a good job they can’t copy things but if they are struggling they can? No one should be ripping off other peoples work. If they are surviving on Etsy sales, they need to find something else to sell then. It’s like singing someone else’s song and releasing it, but it’s ok if they are poor? NoDefinitely not saying it’s ok , just pointing out that the reason she can say that publicly is because she is not struggling for money so maybe doesn’t understand the other side of it
So many people have small Disney businesses including some forum members here and I personally don’t think it’s that big of a deal!
I know of loads of small shops that literally relied on their Etsy sells to survive lockdowns and I think to bash them is unnecessary and comes from a place of privilege , that’s all
I agree that it is annoying when YouTubers like Yaz and Ash who also are privileged make money from lazy knock off disney merch but there are thousands of others who do it too and clearly Disney themselves don’t seem to mind