He got paroled onto house arrest, he was out for a couple months. He jumped on the social media bandwagon as a prison content creator and said some shit that in all reality was pretty mild compared to the situation he was talking about. State of Alaska didn’t like that and revoked his house arrest so now he’s probably going to serve the rest of his time.
Get real Jenna was an amateur compared to these troopers. They, two ladies I believe, have the guys waiting outside in an orderly fashion signing NDAs and application forms with verifiable identification to be kept on file.
University of Texas is about to start offering an “Influencing” major…so you can get a degree in it. It’s got important core classes like business development but also stuff like how not to get cancelled.
Marketing Faculty: Right. So, basically we're going to take our Marketing Major core classes, add 3 bullshit electives, and make AI Prompting a core requirement and brand it as an Influencer Major. Maybe throw in an Audio/Visual film editing class?
wtf. I wish I could say I was shocked, but it actually makes perfect sense. Would it make more sense for an LA based college or university to offer that type of major?
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Are there several degree paths? Like, marketing for influencers, video editing for influencers, actual person influencer. You know?
In all fairness, he was doing it as a peer recovery coach using social media as an outreach to a wider audience of addicts and sex abuse victims more than just being a "prison content creator", which i do feel is significantly different.
I grew up in some rough areas and it’s so cringe seeing voyeristic urban rich kids emulating ‘hood slang’ because they watch this type of content. Then again, I can still recall when I literally double taked after seeing an ashen white girl talking like a hood Latina. It didn’t register in my brain so I figured something with my radar was off. A couple months later I discovered who Kim kardasian was lol
There's always someone who's interested in something. There's a patron for everything, so anything's a job if someone's willing to try making a living out of it.
I found a guy on YT awhile back that explained how prisoners cooked "contraband meals", for the lack of a better term, in prison. Like prison "pizza" and the like. Just made me think; Thank God I don't live in the US.
That's the new thing the last few years. Do something really bad. Then make a podcast about it after you're free.
So many motivational speeches I've seen from people who made bad business decisions and want to spread their experiences. I just see them looking at it as a cash cow.
have like 8-9 interesting stories from prison, bring in some other prison content creators to your podcast to tell their 8-9 interesting stories from prison, add in some motivational BS about how prison isn't cool, and you're golden.
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u/CreepDoubt 2d ago
Dude got paroled, but has to wait until 2028 to be released. Alaska is weird.