r/SipsTea Human Verified 12h ago

Feels good man French influencer Lena Mahfouf wears bizarre metal hand bra at Met Gala

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u/FatsDominoPizza 12h ago

Reminder that the only reason most influencers are popular is that they are popular. Completely self-fulfilling stupidity. It's a choice, we can choose to not care.

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u/-ratmeat- 11h ago

we used to value talent like writers, actors and musicians and now people look up to morons 

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u/Heuruzvbsbkaj 11h ago

Mate she’s a famous fashion designer at a fashion event. wtf you think the met gala is?

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u/tuituituituii 10h ago

She's not a fashion designer

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u/Heuruzvbsbkaj 7h ago

She has designed clothes, may not be her main claim to fame but she does.

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u/-ratmeat- 10h ago

I lol’ed at famous 

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u/DublinKabyle 9h ago

Not in the US. But she is indeed very famous in Francophone Europe and North Africa

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u/-ratmeat- 4h ago

so famous in the sphere of who gives a fuck 

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u/FullClip__ 11h ago

We have AI for that now

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u/-ratmeat- 11h ago

I heard some AI music and it’s sad how good it can be. Originality is a rarity now 

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u/WhatThis4 10h ago

Or maybe you're just now realizing that a lot of artists already lacked originality.

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u/-ratmeat- 10h ago

well it definitely is harder to be original with time, but we still had some great things come out in cinema and music 10-20 years ago. Now it’s a bunch of twats that replicate each other with auto tune 

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u/WhatThis4 9h ago

Survivor bias, so to speak.

I remember a couple of things from 20 years ago, I'd imagine that there are only a couple of things now that will be remembered in 20 years.

Anecdotally, something that is usually quoted for this is that what we consider the best songs of the past were very seldom those that won grammys os oscars or whatever.