Yeah that’s the good way to stop the ‘rando influencers’

The entitlement of some people still baffles me, I would never dare to ask anything for free, unless I was dirt poor and going to the soup kitchen or something

They can’t work. They’re influencers

You go, Joe!

i like that tag: #influencersaregross

Lots of work doesn't mean that they aren't insufferable. Also, the term "influencer" makes me cringe. But at the same time, I'd like to get $500k for a single social media post.

Good way to tell your product work, indeed.

Exposure doesn't pay the bills

Mr. Soho demolished her!

This one is great.

Even I can feel the bruning insult at the suggestion to deliver tons of excellent food that was produced with much work and love, just to have it thrown away.

Yes I'm sure this brand will sorely regret sending someone with 1k followers free products... The fact that they offered a discount was more than the influencer deserved

lmao

Or want.

ohh wow, such a nice and helpfull idea to have a trade (where she doesn't really have to do anything besides wearing something white...)

Wow she works hard at being a gold digger..esp luved the part where she wanted the photographer to rent her moms wedding gpwn

they should really now how to define "unprofessional" before telling it to people.

The attitude of this girl makes me think high of casting couch porn producers

Wow, this one... just wow.

I love how she starts talking about slave labour, while asking him to work for free.

"Give me free stuff otherwise I'm gonna tell on uuuuuu." Pathetic...

As a photographer this makes me cringe.

Unprofessional? Professionals get paid, so I guess she was asking him to be 'unprofessional'? Just what slime did these entitled little snots ooze out of?

"iamges"

It's like she read the messages and then thought "Now how can I benefit even MORE"

Professional photographer and Saint! I wouldn't be this patient with this selfish numbskull.

I love how asking to be paid for services is "unprofessional". Being paid for your services is LITERALLY the dictionary definition of professional.

I can't tell if that last line is her name or job title: 'Unprofessional'

too bad they blurred the 'influencers' photo...

Wow just wow. This one needs a mirrow asap

The photographer let that conversation carry on for far too long!

Wowww I almost stopped reading this one I got so upset. I love how she yells at him and doesn't understand why he won't accept her offer, calling him unprofessional. The irony is too much.

A simple Oh thanks, no worries. End conversation. But NOOOOOOO! Gotta be all put out and narky.

that photographer offered more than I expected and more than they deserve

slave labor....... SLAVE LABOR. smh

the AUDACITY!!!!!

"Hello?...Hahahaha!

When you have only 8k followers, you have no right asking for something for free and should just gratefully accept it if some company does want to work with you. Sure it's different when you have a million followers and an ad would reach a large number of people, but with 8k it's not worth it for any company

The level of self-absorbent attitude is so incredible with these people. I almost have a sort of grudging respect for the kind of chutzpah that it requires to make these sort of requests.

This sounds like some fort of scam more than a legit influencer (if there is such a thing). The grammatical errors and how the sender is trying to create a sense of urgency regarding the money being sent smacks of scam. Plus, it's not audacious enough to be a real thing. $10 is enough to make a quick scam worth your time but not enough that it'll be too hard to get people to pay.

Even food critics pay for their meals...

The cancer argument is just...ugh. Awful. And I have a problem to believe it to be true.

300 followers.......

And even a quick drawing does not take into account the years of education, training, and practice that led to the ability to create it.

Well, at least these influencers were polite when their request was rejected.

Harsh, but deserves it.

Yes, we can offer you to be a dishwasher in the #1 restaurant in WA..

This doesn't sound like a social influencer asking for something but a company asking for something?

Fry his router? Where'd it say he'd do that? I'd like a bit more background on this. Especially because the person demanding free service is bragging about his 315 followers. I have somewhere around that many FB friends and I hate people and am the definition of anti social.

Whoa, I know violence is bad and all, but I'm feeling such a need to punch this person in the face.

Who uses hahaha and lol after a serious answer?