Things that need to DIE now it's 2019

[Mayday]

Those who only do hauls/try on hauls purely for the purpose of a video and just say "Oh I'll just send it back." To me, I really don't understand why, if you're buying in a high street shop you wouldn't try it on first? We don't need a video to show that it doesn't fit. It'd probably do a lot better if you actually liked the clothes, they fit, you tried them on first and it'd turn into a more positive video.

Clothes that YouTubers think are so amazing, but they look awful (Roxxsaurus latest one with ASOS springs to mind).

Paying people to PhotoShop me hotter videos.

I never understood that either where they go out and buy stuff but don't try it on in store, but I guess its just so they can get the affiliate link money. Like a lot of people have been doing those 'trying on size ___ jeans from different stores' and ordering most of it online, but it'd make more sense to just go record yourself in the different stores like Carrie Drayton does.

 

[rosdene09]

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