> Who even watches this fake-everything crap? Very few people. If it makes $21B in the US, that means that it's getting an average of $50/yr out of each of us.

> Who even watches this fake-everything crap? Very few people. If it makes $21B in the US, that means that it's getting an average of $50/yr out of each of us. To be honest, I don't even know what "the dollars driving the industry" is supposed to mean. I assumed it meant $ in influencer pockets, but it's unclear from skimming the link. It could even mean "revenue estimated to have been driven by influencers."