A short single-speaker YouTube monologue (by Omar Zenhom) arguing that many social-media business gurus offer absolute advice without knowing their audience and that much of social media is performance: creators adopt personas to appear authoritative while behaving differently in private. The excerpt frames this as a critique of authenticity and influence.
Anyone giving you absolute advice without knowing who you are is not really teaching. They're performing. And that's what a lot of social media is. It's a performance. People are putting on a Persona. I know this for a fact because many of the people that you see on social media that are famous that you know, I have met them personally and I know them and I had dinner with them, and they're not like that in person. They are putting on an act so that they can appear to you as one thing, so that they're convincing you that they know what's best for you.
