Break the Internet
Olivia YallopPosting into the void: memes, algorithms, attention, authenticity, the creator economy, shitposting, TikTok, and why I’m convinced that we’re all actually living in a simulation.
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Writing the first book about influencer culture. BREAK THE INTERNET, out Oct 2021
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