Comedian and actor Okan Bayülgen is at the center of reactions because of the words he uttered in a television program he was a guest of. On the question of the program host Buket Aydın about “Influencer and phenomenon”, he said, “I throw them all away. They’re garbage, they’re all garbage. They are all poor people trying to make money”, Bayülgen continued, “Nothing will happen to them”.
Claiming that influencers are people who can do something and earn money in this way as long as social media applications exist, Okan Bayülgen said, “Just like the disappearance of Vine phenomena, Instagram and TikTok phenomena will also disappear.” After these words, the famous comedian was reacted by well-known phenomena.
What did the phenomena say about Okan Bayülgen?
According to the news of Fulya Soybaş from Hürriyet, almost all well-known influencers and phenomena united against the words uttered by Okan Bayülgen. Aytuğ Ergen, who gave one of the harshest reactions, associated Okan Bayülgen’s statements with popular programs and the shift of masses to social media.
Ergen, who claims that Bayülgen earns money by ignoring moral values through the programs he makes, said, “It is extremely ugly and ugly to say that the youth, who spend a lot of effort on social media, whose every second smells of labor, who try to prove something by doing something, are ‘poor people trying to make money’. unacceptable,” he said.
Support from Wood Guy to Bayülgen
Odun Herif (Kadir Doğrubakar), who has 2.7 million followers on Twitter, said that Okan Bayülgen was “not too unfair” about the influencer statements. Adding the words “Especially when you want to turn the popularity on Instagram, TikTok and Twitter into money, you have to go out of the profile you have created”, Odun Herif said that he agrees with Bayülgen and said, “Not all, but if we talk about it in general, I don’t think much different.”
Wood Guy claimed that although he generalized for all social media phenomena and influencers, Bayülgen was aware that not all of them were empty, pathetic, garbage. Making a general statement about the comments that the phenomena make a lot of money, Odun Herif said, “It’s not true. There are exceptions, of course. Accounts with millions of followers, reaching hundreds of thousands of people with a single post, of course earn more than a worker. ” he said. But he added that it’s a supply/demand issue.
Interior designer Ata Benli: I pay tax on my earnings
Phenomenal Ata Benli, who is an interior architect, said that he likes creating content for social media more than architecture. “I never think there are any vacancies,” he said. He added that the phenomenon is not as easy as Bayülgen mentioned and he spent days preparing content. Benli stated that he spent the whole day trying to prepare content.
Ata Benli explained that his main income comes from YouTube views. Underlining that he paid his taxes, he also reminded of the additional taxes that will come soon. “Those who say that there are vacancies, when they see my financial and social gains, they say, ‘I wish I could do it too’. E, do it bro! Since it’s that simple. ”, he emphasized that social media already exists for this reason.
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