From the looks of it, it was already in a bowl...WheresMyCoffee wrote:How do you not have time? That doesnt even make sense. You dont have time to fill a bowl and put it outside?askeptichere wrote:They didn’t have time to put out candy for the trick or treaters? For fuck’s sake.
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She did admit earlier this year that she has battled depression for years. Whether or not she is getting help for it is another story.kscha925 wrote:This girl gives me a vibe that she's either slightly depressed or a very anxious person. She seems nice from the few vids I've seen. But it's like she just seems unhappy?
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They say they give their honest review but they also have to submit the video to the companies for approval and I find it hard to believe any company would approve a less than stellar review. I dont know if anyone follows Hip2Save but I just saw on IG her and her daughter did an unboxing of those LOL Doll surpise ball things and they are like $70.00 and she said it really is not worth the money and I really wanted to comment and say thank you because I never, ever see honest reviews!British25 wrote:Can I ask a question about sponsorships.. So we know she's always doing ridiculous sponsorships for products she's never actually going to use. But my question is, does she have to give an all positive review of that product in order to make money from it? Or can you give a completely honest review (here are my pros, here are my cons etc) and still make money? Because I think that's why they annoy me so much, they're not honest at all. If she said what she liked but followed it up with "but I think this could be changed" or whatever... Seems weird to review a product and only give positives, to the point where you sound mental for raving over a pack of freaking olives, unless that's the only way to get the money for it?
Just realised I could have probably said that in one sentence but whatever, I'm a rambler haha sorry!
I thought it must be something like that because no one goes that wild over bottled water... I didn't realise that they had to submit their videos to the company for approval though. How much do sponsorships even pay? They're mentioned in a video for what? 3 minutes? Unless they're paying a major amount I don't see how it's worth boring all your viewers with. Thanks for your reply, I'm going to check out the ones you've mentionedWheresMyCoffee wrote:They say they give their honest review but they also have to submit the video to the companies for approval and I find it hard to believe any company would approve a less than stellar review. I dont know if anyone follows Hip2Save but I just saw on IG her and her daughter did an unboxing of those LOL Doll surpise ball things and they are like $70.00 and she said it really is not worth the money and I really wanted to comment and say thank you because I never, ever see honest reviews!British25 wrote:Can I ask a question about sponsorships.. So we know she's always doing ridiculous sponsorships for products she's never actually going to use. But my question is, does she have to give an all positive review of that product in order to make money from it? Or can you give a completely honest review (here are my pros, here are my cons etc) and still make money? Because I think that's why they annoy me so much, they're not honest at all. If she said what she liked but followed it up with "but I think this could be changed" or whatever... Seems weird to review a product and only give positives, to the point where you sound mental for raving over a pack of freaking olives, unless that's the only way to get the money for it?
Just realised I could have probably said that in one sentence but whatever, I'm a rambler haha sorry!
I am not sure if anyone follows the blogger Katie Bower (she's horribly racist, so if you dont follow dont start lol) but she essentailly only does sponsored stuff and she has often been called on not keeping a product long enough to really even give an honest review... like she will get a couch for free say it is the best thing ever but then within a year she has replaced it with another free couch.. so how are her readers to know if the original couch holds up?!
There are very, verrry few bloggers/vloggers I would take actual advice from on a product Britneyandbaby being one of the last people. In fact I side eye alot of the companies that sponsor these idiots and makea point not to spend my money with them if I can help it.. case in point, the fabfitfun box I get so sick of seeing it plastered all over social media byt reality stars, youtubers even an actress from Young and The Restless was schilling it last month. I am sure it is great but I just can't.
(not the racist one, she sounds like a dick)If you have a lot of followers/subscribers, I've heard it can be thousands. I guess it depends on the company and what they think they'll get out of it.British25 wrote:I thought it must be something like that because no one goes that wild over bottled water... I didn't realise that they had to submit their videos to the company for approval though. How much do sponsorships even pay? They're mentioned in a video for what? 3 minutes? Unless they're paying a major amount I don't see how it's worth boring all your viewers with. Thanks for your reply, I'm going to check out the ones you've mentionedWheresMyCoffee wrote:They say they give their honest review but they also have to submit the video to the companies for approval and I find it hard to believe any company would approve a less than stellar review. I dont know if anyone follows Hip2Save but I just saw on IG her and her daughter did an unboxing of those LOL Doll surpise ball things and they are like $70.00 and she said it really is not worth the money and I really wanted to comment and say thank you because I never, ever see honest reviews!British25 wrote:Can I ask a question about sponsorships.. So we know she's always doing ridiculous sponsorships for products she's never actually going to use. But my question is, does she have to give an all positive review of that product in order to make money from it? Or can you give a completely honest review (here are my pros, here are my cons etc) and still make money? Because I think that's why they annoy me so much, they're not honest at all. If she said what she liked but followed it up with "but I think this could be changed" or whatever... Seems weird to review a product and only give positives, to the point where you sound mental for raving over a pack of freaking olives, unless that's the only way to get the money for it?
Just realised I could have probably said that in one sentence but whatever, I'm a rambler haha sorry!
I am not sure if anyone follows the blogger Katie Bower (she's horribly racist, so if you dont follow dont start lol) but she essentailly only does sponsored stuff and she has often been called on not keeping a product long enough to really even give an honest review... like she will get a couch for free say it is the best thing ever but then within a year she has replaced it with another free couch.. so how are her readers to know if the original couch holds up?!
There are very, verrry few bloggers/vloggers I would take actual advice from on a product Britneyandbaby being one of the last people. In fact I side eye alot of the companies that sponsor these idiots and makea point not to spend my money with them if I can help it.. case in point, the fabfitfun box I get so sick of seeing it plastered all over social media byt reality stars, youtubers even an actress from Young and The Restless was schilling it last month. I am sure it is great but I just can't.
flightlessbird wrote:She did admit earlier this year that she has battled depression for years. Whether or not she is getting help for it is another story.kscha925 wrote:This girl gives me a vibe that she's either slightly depressed or a very anxious person. She seems nice from the few vids I've seen. But it's like she just seems unhappy?
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Mel1011 wrote:flightlessbird wrote:She did admit earlier this year that she has battled depression for years. Whether or not she is getting help for it is another story.kscha925 wrote:This girl gives me a vibe that she's either slightly depressed or a very anxious person. She seems nice from the few vids I've seen. But it's like she just seems unhappy?
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She said she was on antidepressants but stopped taking them because they were making her "emotionlesst" Antidepressants take awhile to work. My guess is Britney, being the impulsive dimwit she is, went off her pills without giving them a chance to work or consulting with her doctor about it first.
if she ran out then she's an idiot for not buying more than one deodorant and getting another one once the first one runs out. that's like running out of toothpaste and not brushing your teeth until you get to the store to buy morelizpuff2006 wrote:I always love to see a game app sponsorship where you see that the Yter is on like level 2 in the game... Yea we know you are addicted to that game!
Brit has done so many of those...the water bottles... have we seen her use Dapple again? And I wonder which deodorant she is using now? Is it the all natural one still or after the free crap ran out did she just go back to whatever you can get at Target
Wait when did she say she ran out of deodorant? I'm confusedwebby wrote:if she ran out then she's an idiot for not buying more than one deodorant and getting another one once the first one runs out. that's like running out of toothpaste and not brushing your teeth until you get to the store to buy morelizpuff2006 wrote:I always love to see a game app sponsorship where you see that the Yter is on like level 2 in the game... Yea we know you are addicted to that game!
Brit has done so many of those...the water bottles... have we seen her use Dapple again? And I wonder which deodorant she is using now? Is it the all natural one still or after the free crap ran out did she just go back to whatever you can get at Target
I wonder how many edits it took until she was able to pronounce "aluminum free" in that video lol
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She hasn't What i meant was she did a sponsorship for natural deodorant and got like 3 free sticks. I meant when that was gone she would never buy it again. I am not sure what the other poster meantKitina13 wrote:Wait when did she say she ran out of deodorant? I'm confusedwebby wrote:if she ran out then she's an idiot for not buying more than one deodorant and getting another one once the first one runs out. that's like running out of toothpaste and not brushing your teeth until you get to the store to buy morelizpuff2006 wrote:I always love to see a game app sponsorship where you see that the Yter is on like level 2 in the game... Yea we know you are addicted to that game!
Brit has done so many of those...the water bottles... have we seen her use Dapple again? And I wonder which deodorant she is using now? Is it the all natural one still or after the free crap ran out did she just go back to whatever you can get at Target
I wonder how many edits it took until she was able to pronounce "aluminum free" in that video lol
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I meant hypothetically. but I can definitely see her running out and showing a different brand in a video and being called out for it, and saying oh "I ran out so I got something so so cheap at Target"lizpuff2006 wrote:She hasn't What i meant was she did a sponsorship for natural deodorant and got like 3 free sticks. I meant when that was gone she would never buy it again. I am not sure what the other poster meantKitina13 wrote: Wait when did she say she ran out of deodorant? I'm confused
