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1:17:25Now PlayingWe often feel as if we "know" media figures, be they actors, musicians, or YouTubers and form parasocial relationships with these figures, wherein we come to see them as friends, and our friends are very persuasive. Can parasocial friendships eventually redefine core parts of our personality, beliefs and behaviors? Let's look at a case study on the topic in the form of Quinton Review's recent video discussing his love and passion for Contrapoints in an examination of how infatuation with media personalities can be uniquely influential to our very sense of self.
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