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8:11Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky is joined by digital creator Brittany Xavier. They react to the viral TikTok from Sami Sheen, daughter of Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards, where she admits to extensive cosmetic procedures and says social media is “so fake.” Brittany Xavier, drawing from her experience in luxury fashion, argues that while social media is a “highlight reel,” authenticity doesn’t have to mean showing everything. She also pushes back on the obsession with “relatability,” saying audiences actually crave aspirational content—as long as it feels genuine. The two compare this to politicians like Trump and Gavin Newsom, noting how attempts to appear “relatable” often backfire when people can see through the act.
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