It just sounds like people have outgrown Emma. It happened to the OG RU-vidrs. Nothing is wrong with her. This happens with people in everyday life relationships.
i agree. could be that a lot of her target audience from before has either been through college or currently in college and have like you said outgrown her thought process after interacting with other people in the same, i guess educational level as them? if that makes sense lol
I started watching her bc she felt like one of the girlies who was just on FaceTime with me and now she’s honestly too rich and too famous to still have that effect for me. That’s the catch of being a person who grows your fan base being relatable, if you become too successful you wont be able to keep pretending you’re relatable. She doesn’t strike me as a bad person or anything I’m just not feeling it anymore.
@@Glaura2301 Thing is it seems like she's always been rich. She grew up in Silicon Valley and went to a private Catholic high school. I grew up in that area, and you have to be making pretty good money to survive there
I'm so confused. Emma got popular because she was seen as just an average girl, and now that she has a podcast talking about the problems she's having and the things she's learning, people are complaining that it's too average?
the real question is why did any of yall ever think that emma chamberlain’s podcast is deep??? i think what happened here is, a lot of you were a few years younger than emma when you first started following her so you looked up to her for her thoughts and advice on certain subjects and now that you’re all grown up and going to college, you realize that emma is literally just a girl older than you and not someone with all this great wisdom and life advice. her advice may have been good for 11-14 year olds about growing up and middle/high school teen stuff when she was 15-17 but now you’re all adults and she hasn’t furthered her education so the “playing field” is pretty much even and any insight she once had has leveled off
I've never watched Emma's podcast so clearly you follow it closer than I did but people obviously watched her BECAUSE they related right? They thought it was deep. Let's not disparage people for "not being deep". All these young girls are developing.
That's my thing when it first came out I listened to the first three or four episodes thinking it would get better. It was never good. Ppl liked it bc of her name.
@@geemorales3555 it’s not a crime that she’s not deep. im just saying no one should expect emma to be deep. she falls into the child star category bc she got famous young. her education ended in high school and she got successful enough to never need to pursue higher education so she’s essentially a grown up rich kid that is not all that insightful. it’s wild to me that yall ever believed she was!
She's done nothing wrong, really. I just don't understand the hype, and I kind of dislike her. She comes across as sheltered, out of touch and simple 😬
She’s not everyone’s cup of tea but I don’t feel like people should be judging her bc they don’t relate to her. She just targets a different audience and there’s nothing wrong w that.
Right? I feel like the argument about her audience outgrowing her is right. If it's not relatable anymore, just stop watching it. From what I've heard and seen from this video, it doesn't seem like anything she's saying is offensive or damaging, just not relatable, maybe shallow. But there's nothing wrong with that?
People aren’t judging her. People are giving constructive criticism and honestly, great advice. Education is truly a blessing and everyone and I mean everyone needs it. She has always had a really supportive and niche audience that’s similar to her age and as the other girls grew up and went to college Emma didn’t and obviously it is only normal that it makes you ignorant and uninformed. I literally think the majority is literally so nice to her and want what’s best for her. We need to stop normalising ignorance and start glorifying being well informed and educated
Judgment is an everyday normal human emotion. People only get offended when it’s “negative”. So, she’s going to get judgement either way just like everyone else.
@@ty-zz9ic Thank you! Especially that comment of the red sweater girl rubbed me the wrong way in this video. She herself basically said what do we expect from someone who has stopped education is college but then proceeds to say it's our "fault" if we don't like her anymore. Sure, there are barely people out there who religiously follow the same influencer for a decade or something but I am definitely noticing myself picking back up following certain people online who I loved many years ago because they have evolved over time. Surely we'd expect Emma to evolve as a human being? That's what healthy people do over the course of their lives. I was never an Emma stan, I barely know her content, but those suggestions are coming from a loving place and it is, like you said, very constructive criticism. There is no SHOULD here, of course an adult woman does not need for her followers to make her decisions but she *could*. Emma could and it would likely benefit her.
28 yr old here, i went to college when i was 23- i started a little later than others. I can 100% say college changed me as a person and my ability to think with nuance. Go to college, if you can. Not only that, but it literally put me in a much larger salary bracket. Lol influencers that shit on education are ghouls.
The personal growth I had in college was truly life changing. I walked away with a business degree but also with lifelong friends, my husband, a deep sense of character/self, made peace with yet improved on my flaws. Really made me decided what kind of life I want and who I want to not even relating for a career
Honestly I disagree. I started college at 14 and I don’t feel like it changed who I am lol. I’m 20 now & I truly believe that I would be the same person with less knowledge 😂
You are Me af. Being around people different than you, different outlooks, different personalities are amazing for growth. Sociology was an absolute must
What Emma says may not be ground breaking to some people, but to her younger audience it may be just that. She’s not everyone’s cup of tea, and that’s fine. I used to watch Emma a lot when I was younger, nowadays I’m surprised to hear her name come up in conversation. She came into fame from a young age, and wouldn’t you know, she’s going to seem out of touch with reality.
I agree. Everything she says is something people find out as they reach their twenties. I think it’s just like her vocal diary which people shouldn’t really be mad at it. I’m a little older than her and I feel I’m past the stages she’s at but if I were her age or younger I would feel so seen. But, there are some things that she’s helped me with which aren’t revolutionary but it was just like talking with a friend which I appreciated.
I think its her reality. I dont think being poor is the only reality and thats what people need to realize. She doesn’t need to be relatable or act relatable and poor. Why cant she just be herself without the pressure of adults wanting her to “act tired and broke like the rest of the mature workaholics” i just dont get that narrative. Weve been knew she was well off. Why is it a problem now? I just think everyone is jealous. I see no other reason for that kind of hate.
this sounds like one of those things where "her content doesnt suit me and thats okay" should apply. like just because a movie, series, podcast, whatever, doesn't interest you or no longer interests you or maybe you even actively dislike it, that doesnt make it a *bad* piece of media. And, it shouldnt mean that piece of media need to warp itself to suit *your* interests. Just accept the good memories you did have with them and move on to something that makes you happy!
Sometimes you just have to say goodbye to an influencer's content and thank them for the time you have enjoyed watching them and accept that you can no longer relate
Emma has been in the public eye since a young age, and opportunities that don’t present themselves to most were presented to her. I think Emma is wonderful, but I wouldn’t go to her directly for daily advice on finances, etc. Peace n Love
I think the issue is that Emma grew up basically doing social media as her job and it can be very isolating so she hasn’t been exposed to a lot of people that have a lot of different view points, opinions, cultures and experiences. She’s also grown up quite privileged. And everyone and their mother has a podcast nowadays and are just spewing a bunch of nothingness. I don’t think she’s bad or a bad person but it feels like her privilege is showing a little and people have started seeing it as well and it’s almost like she’s trying so hard to be this philosophical educated individual but doesn’t have the life experience to go with it which comes off as fake
This is probably the stupidest "cancellation" yet. So from what I understand people are getting frustrated with her because she isn't suiting their interests anymore and because people want her to think differently? I personally don't get what the big deal is if you don't agree with what she is saying how her podcast is now or the way she thinks then why watch it, watch or listen to someone else who applies to your interests.
Exactly. Some people are complaining that she’s not relatable. Nothing wrong with her sharing her life experience. People always find a reason to be mad at her 😂
Yeah its kind of a stretch that ppl are saying she lacks life experience when shes accomplished more than most ppl her age. Id say shes just insusceptible to real world struggles so she comes across as out of touch.
Life experience isn’t linear, it’s ridiculous for people to expect everyone to be on the same trajectory as them. It shows how small minded people can be- we are constantly learning, discovering, and growing on a daily basis. As long as someone is not willfully ignorant then I say, live life at your own pace because it is yours to live!
People want to find everything relatable, it's like "how dare you be your own person and not adapt to my likes and tastes?" I never saw so many intolerant people as I'm seeing this days. Everything have to be a representation, they want to make a influencer go to college so she could be more relatable and do the content they want to watch, when did people get this entitled? This is ridiculous 🙄
The one thing I didn’t like that some people were saying was she needs to go to college and educate herself on philosophy and life. We have the Internet, there are tons of articles and books that can teach you that stuff for the fraction of college can teach you. Those people also kept saying I’m not being judgmental or criticizing….. come on you were.
@@ClaraClaiyer Yeah but Emma herself said she isn't inspired anymore? She doesn't seem happy and stimulated enough and that's why people are sharing their idea that she can pick up or leave. Can we please stop demonizing having opinions and labelling everything as being entitled or a hater? Influencers live off of parasocial relationships and part of relationships is criticism and feedback.
@@Shirumoon because it is. Saying that someone should go to college so you can enjoy their content is entitled. Yeah she wasn't happy so she stopped making RU-vid and is doing what she likes - a podcast and modeling -. What is easier for you : find someone that matches better your taste and you growth level or make tik toks about a person that you used to like to go to college or do some grown-up shit because you feel her content is too teen for you? People expecting others (influencers or not) to adapt to their taste, to. Modify their behavior and others because they aren't what you look for anymore is entitled.
the girl at 8:00 is right! when you grow up with youtubers you WILL eventually outgrow them, specially if they get super successful because us average people will ALMOST NEVER be able to relate to influencers and their success. its like if you grew up watching Arthur or Sesame street, like yes you watched it for years and both of you changed and at a point YOU OUTGREW those things you grew up watching. Her content is most likely still for teen girls, but like she said, the teen girls that grew up watching her are now in their 20's and in very very different mental spaces
she’s literally 22… we all say stupid shit and think we are really deep with the things we think and then we look back at our younger versions of ourselves like wow that was cringey. i don’t understand how people are saying someone who runs multiple businesses needs to go to college… she’s just young and is figuring herself out. she’s no longer relatable because she’s rich and not just someone on youtube
Honestly, I agree with the girl in the red jumper (Annie something). Like, if you want deep philosophical talks, or live advice, maybe don’t go to a cis-het white girl who got mega successful on social media in her teens and in the grand scheme of things never had to face any hardships in her life. I truly don’t know what people are expecting from Emma. 😅 Granted, this is coming from someone who never got the hype around her, so…
I’m glad you agree too - Tbh i never got the hype around her either but doesn’t mean she’s not entertaining to some! I think it’s weird to look at influencers as if they are life coaches and push that expectation on them. As far as I know emma is not selling a philosophy book or anything- she just has a silly little podcast for silly little thoughts!
Damn people are brutal lol. I didn’t go to college and have had more life experiences than people I know who have. Going to college is not the only way to gain experiences. I think she could benefit from getting a normal everyday job but I don’t think it’s needed. Just change who you watch if you don’t like her!
Tbh, she doesn't need to go to college but if she's so bored why not take a class or two. It doesn't have to be some sort of meaningful philosophy course. There's all sorts of classes at a community college or local arts center.
Agree with the girl who said Emma doesn’t need to go to college you just need to listen to a different podcast. It’s so parasocial to be like “she would be so much happier if she went to college” nooo you would just like her podcast better 😂
Not going to college was the best decision I ever made and I always tell people you don’t have to go to college to be successful. And most college graduates will likely not even use their degree. She doesn’t need to be “guided by a syllabus” she just needs to do things and take up hobbies that include other people. I feel like Emma is in that weird slump where you’re not really a full adult but you’re not a kid and you’re trying to figure out your way in the world. Everyone will go through that, wether you go to college or not. What Emma should try is a passion and career change. I don’t think she likes her job anymore but she probably feels like it’s the only thing she can do because she’s committed to it. I personally would love to see her step back from RU-vid and try another avenue of creativity and try to build a career from that, just to have different goals. I think it also has a lot to say about child stars. Emma hit some pretty huge goals at a very young age, so she’s kind of walking around like “what now?” So definitely a career change would be good for her mental health.
THANK YOU! everyone keeps acting like college is the only way to grow as a person and advance your education and it literally isn't. i went to college when i was 18 because that's what i was supposed to do, i got my degrees, and then turned around and left my job i spent years studying to do because i actually hated it. people aimlessly going to college without a clear goal can be just as harmful as skipping out on it. there are lots of different ways to gain life experience and just because everyone has been brainwashed into thinking college is the be-all end-all doesn't mean she has to be condescended to about it
I didn’t go to college till my later twenties after struggling while competing for dead end jobs, so attending later was probably one of best decisions I have ever made. Higher education is a luxury and a means to an end. So if you can afford it, do it.
@@plantypus glad that worked out for you! I went straight into the working force after high school and I am successfully starting my own business. I would have wasted money and time in college. I don’t care what other people do with their lives. My issue is when people try to make college sound like it will solve all your problems and that everyone should go.
I legit can’t stand her sometimes idk what it is but she gives off “just be happy” or “just take a breath ❤” also the girl who said that “15 or 16 yr olds find it interesting” they might but why is not more widely available to those teenagers ?? Instead of a Spotify exclusive??
To me, Emma always appeared uninteresting and ordinary, and I assumed that was her target audience. Although they might be growing up, it is not acceptable to shame her. However, I do not believe that going to college would not necessarily change her situation. Perhaps these girls simply need to broaden their audience.
@@fluffycaramel3159They are being rude by implying that she is unintelligent, without actually saying so. I dislike this even though I don't particularly like Emma Chamberlain.
I agree, I don’t think college would change her financial situation but would be a big life change. However I think it would have done more for her if she wasn’t “famous”. Now it would probs make be feel weird and like she’s on display
@@Estassi55 I don't know.. Going to college just to get some "experience" to just talk about on a podcast to seem more relatable seems dumb as hell. Sorry, but in my opinion I think it would be more damaging to do so. "Look the rich girl going to college just to seem more relatable on her podcast!! so privileged!" is going to be definitely be said by people if that were to happen.
I’m a fan of Emma and I have been listening to her podcast for a long time now. My issue is not that her podcast isn’t profound or deep, but that she spreads her ideas and opinions as truth, and she never challenges herself to think otherwise or invite someone to kind of debate with. It’s such a closedminded way of thinking, like her podcast about love and marriage and her preaching that love is not real. She just went through a break up so of course that’s her pov now, but that doesn’t mean it’s the truth. It’s been a few months now that I listen to her podcast and think “what is she saying??”, which is sad because I love her and I really am a big fan.
I think the point of her sharing her thoughts on life and stuff was to let her audience know that its ok to think these things and that A LOT of people have the same thoughts and experiences in life. I think people can be a little hard on her. People are always finding something to hate on people for. I think her podcast is very helpful for a younger audience and gives people something to think about, talk about and somewhere to get motivation from. I always kind of felt bad for her because the internet has always been so mean and hard on her and you can see the change in her over the years. She seems a lot more tired now but she used to be full of energy. People are allowed to have thoughts and feelings and emotions, whether they are a millionaire or not, they're still a human being. You can have all the money and fame in the world and still be miserable or unhappy. You can still have struggles. Emma has always been an influencer who shares her thoughts and feelings with her audience, but now just because she's successful and rich she's "out of touch" and "unrelatable"? I feel like Emma, despite her fame and success, hasn't let it get to her head at all like some other influencers that have platforms they shouldn't. She built her career on her own, so if she wants to have a podcast where she shares her thoughts, let her. Stop wasting your energy on people who did nothing wrong and making them feel bad about themselves. And yeah, the girl is sitting on multi million dollar companies. She doesn't need college, college needs her. Everyone hated on Olivia Jade for wanting to go to college for "experiences". I also dont understand why everyone waited until right now to give this "constructive critisim". Shes literally going through a public breakup. Nothing like kicking someone when they're already down.
I think if you don't like Emma's podcast then don't listen to it lol, there's plenty of other podcasts out there but she hasn't done anything wrong & it's her podcast & she can speak on what she feels like
I came across Emma’s podcast, a couple weeks ago. I’m 36, and found her easy to listen to and insightful. Not profound insight, though, I like what she speaks on, how simple her thoughts about everything are, her voice, and the pacing of everything. Very easy listening, for when I want some semi-mindless/semi-philosophical, friendly, calm, background noise - that doesn’t make me think too hard. She’s sweet, and I forget how young she is, sometimes, with her great success over the past few years. I think she is a bit sheltered, because of her success and upbringing, though, also.. I think Emma is eager to learn and grow, as she ponders various notions about life. And that’s exactly what her podcast seems to be all about. Also, being from California, myself - I dig her laid back Bay Area-to-LA vibe. She reminds me of the kind of people I tend to enjoy, from those areas.
I went to college, I’m now 27 and I can tell you that the knowledge they teach in school is completely different than the skills we need for every day life. The closest most helpful thing was probably psychology, and even then they don’t teach you how to deal with things, just the effect it has on people. And even if someone is incredibly smart in school, it doesn’t translate to everything. Overall, things like going through loss, change and life will give you the experience I think most are looking for in these “profound truths” they’re looking for on tik tok. The audience is wanting to be validated in their own experiences through others without realizing we deal with these moments at different intervals of life, in turn trying to invalidate her experiences because her life went on a different path full of advantages which is probably different than when she started making these relatable connections.
I completely agree your comment! Especially about the part where you said that the audience is now invalidating her experiences because she's gone on a different life path. I feel like that is where a small sense of superiority is coming from with the tiktoks criticising her intelligence/wisdom. I have never watched her content but I don't feel comfortable with the fact that so many people from her older audience are deciding that she "needs to go to college". While it could be something that she is looking for and can do without worrying about her financial status, that should only be something that she considers and wants to do. It feels weird that people are deciding this FOR her like this is the ONLY way to further wisdom and experience when like you've said, loss and change is something that can develop people and thus 'make them deeper'. All in all, you've got a great take and I'm glad that I found your comment!
and it's weird too, because she has probably more life experience than me, an average person going to college for example. she has multiple streams of avenue, she has multiple succesful businesses which she set up at such an early age, she must know about finance and investing and taxes (ofc getting help too, but she has the experience) and she lives alone since she was 17. how are these not profound life experiences? people are saying she is in an ecochamber but in fact i think this tiktok audience are the ones in an ecochamber. i fully agree with your comment
There's no pleasing the masses. People complaining about influencers changing / growing up are now complaining about influencers NOT changing LOL plzzzzzz
I feel like taking higher education courses is a good experience for everyone, even if it’s just online or at a community college. It’s a good way to connect with peers work on your social skills, as well as make you think in a way you might not otherwise
Wow the audacity of these people advising her to go to college for life lessons ! whereas Emma is travelling the world and meeting people from all over these places and experiencing life on a whole different level than some of us ever will !!! These people clearly are very short sighted and lack life experiences and it shows !
Dude the girl who said she’s poor but just decides to take a day off is so not poor. You can’t just take a day off of work when you’re living hand to mouth. You disassociate like a real person. But I do agree that she should go to college if she wants to talk about philosophy and age with her audience. I’m a lit major but we delve into philosophy (unfortunately 😪) every so often and that sh!t is complicated if you don’t have someone to help walk you through it (shout out to Dr. Clark)
I actually hear this a lot at my job, and there are plenty of people who are poor who choose not to go to their jobs and then still wonder why they don't have money. I am all for living your life as you see fit, but your choices have consequences and if you are missing work "just because I didn't feel like going" no one wants to hear about your financial problems.
@@bwicket fair I guess. I've just never heard/seen a person go "I'm too tired I'm not working today." But where I come from people are generationally poor so they probably know how to work through it rip I feel you about the actions have consequences tho. People always getting a surprised pikachu face when reality smacks them
I think that if those girls are looking for Emma to offer them a life changing advice they are the ones that are in the wrong. Emma is a 22 years old girl who is only speaking out of her life experiences and her success. The girl has made it. I am older than Emma by a lot and that girl with her young like perspective, really helped me with her humor and simple way of seeing life when my mom passed. I think that everyone needs to do what they want to do and not try to impose their life choices onto Ema who is clearly doing just fine without going to college. These girls need a therapist if they are looking for life changing advice. The only thing that I agree with is that Emma is so famous that she Isn’t relatable. She lives in a mansion and we all have to go to work and and pay rent and live paycheck to paychecks. I don’t think that Emma will ever understand that.
There should be no hate for what she’s doing when she’s SUCCESSFUL, UNPROBLEMATIC, and YOUNG AF!!! I grew up watching her but as I’ve gotten older, I watched her less and less until now I don’t watch her content but still follow on socials.. There is nothing wrong with her content. These people with “college degrees” need to expand THEIR horizons and find content that better suits them. period.
Well, Emma was raised in an upper-middle-class family. Her views, how she dressed, her problems, and her perception voiced the same upper-middle-class concerns I would hear from people in my school. She is only relatable to young girls who were raised the same. I don't look up to Emma because she will never understand any other experience but her own. Her perception doesn't make me create conclusions and actually think, her perception makes me feel othered.
I’m 30 yrs old …I like her simplicity. I don’t really listen to her podcasts anymore as I would play them to have something in the background. This girl takes a chance to be open and share uncomfortable moments. Let her. It’s her platform and she’s never offensive or hateful. Ppl who tell her to get educated should focus on paying their bills.
"you are growing up and you are not changing the content you view accordingly" is such an important part of growing up online or aging online that not many ppl think about but usually abide by and this is the first time ive personally heard it articulated and i just love that?? bc sometimes i feel guilt for not watching a channel anymore that i had seen back in high school or college, but no the guilt shouldnt be there its ok to move on as your interests change, its all a part of how it works UGH I LOVE
hi - that’s my tiktok! I’m so glad that resonated with you - I definitely don’t think you should feel guilty or obligated to watch content that no longer resonates with you! It doesn’t mean that someday in like 10 years, your interests wont align again. I have stopped watching content creators and then started watching them again years later. It’s never personal!
I dont think the "she needs to go to college" comment is really about her experiencing dorm life and more like it would be beneficial to her to be challenged by new ideas and experiences outside of what she grew up around and a lot of people got that at college. An example for me was i was assigned a bunch of short stories written by Native Americans about their lives and experiences and i felt that really opened my view point and expanded how i thought about the people around me and the society i lived in. I think these are the kind of experiences people want for Emma
Agree with this. I think some people are misinterpreting what people mean by "go to college". College completely changed me and I am so incredibly grateful for the opportunity to be able to go to college. I think Emma would benefit from being in an environment that would challenge her way of thinking. She seems to long for connection and overall, more deep conversations.
People need to lay off on her "needing life experience." Like have you not seen what she does for a living? She works with high end brands in the fashion industry and hosts events. People who are saying she has no life experience clearly don't have it themselves and it's just a projection and it's just cringe.
It’s so elitist to say that because she hasn’t gone to college that she’s shouldn’t be speaking about philosophical topics? The podcast is literally called “Anything Goes”. And Emma always reiterates in her episodes that everything she says on her podcast is her opinion and perspective of the world. 🤷♀️
a lot of my tastes have changed from when i started college to now being in a masters program. we have to just move on and find what we like and what peaks our interests and podcasts are massive now. there’s a lot to dive into now
This was a great video! I didn’t even know Emma had a podcast, and it’s not on my fyp, but had all the information there for me to follow along! Great content 🎉
All I hear is " Emma got rich and now I can treat her as such". I've listened to her podcast and for some it actually helps lay out exactly how we feel and sometimes it doesn't. that's fine I just think ppl are pulling things from thin air and taking Emma's status as mockery when in fact Emma has been like this for years and literally changed her life around RU-vid. it took a huge chunk of her mental health and now shes trying to express help and understanding of these emotions and aspects
I see why so many people telling Emma that she should go to college. From my perspective, Emma seems to be longing for some sort of conversation; one more so outside of just her own voice. She seems to want to learn, to connect, and to discuss with people who are interested in what she is into. College isn't for everyone and I totally understand and agree, but as someone who is in university, it has completely changed me. I am one of those people who benefited from going to college/uni. I honestly learned so much about myself and my mind; I was able to discover my own passions and discover my purpose in life. I think Emma would benefit from going to college simply speaking from a socially stimulating aspect (& no college isn't the only thing that can be stimulating, I'm just saying). To me, college isn't simply just education, but an experience.
The begining was fine,I mean " stupid genius". Then she had guests and was really interested in the topics she was talking about. After Spotify where she has to post twice a week it got hard for her. She doesn't have that much to say anymore so she's walking circuls around the same topics
People who say she needs to go to college are elitist and also projecting their jealousy onto her. They are mad that Emma has become successful without going to college. I've not a fan or anything but I'd rather listen to someone with an interesting life who has organic thoughts than some dime a dozen college girl who just regurgitates professors.
I think people coming for Emma Chamberlain lack so much self-awareness. Everyone that came onto the internet to make a post or a video about Emma Chamberlain don't see the irony in that.
The girl in red said exactly what I was thinking. You’ve outgrown Emma, so move on. Not everyone NEEDS to go to college. If you don’t like her content anymore, that fine but she doesn’t have to change to please you.
Emma went from being “wacky”, energetic, spasmodic, quirky, “that one goofy friend who says and does the most but so naturally that it’s unpredictable yet oh so predictable” to sitting in her multi million dollar home, in bed alone, philosophizing about subjects her followers can kinda relate to (whether on the surface or much deeper) but that same core audience is now grinding blood sweat and tears just to get thru their own life experiences (be it going to college, having a child, getting married, trying to find & establish a career, working two jobs just to get by, etc). It’s evolution, just a very divided evolution, and people have grown out of waiting to see what she’s going to do next bc we all know where we can find her (or could up until May, I guess) when we want a dose ~ laying in her bed, alone, droning on and on about things we don’t particularly relate to or don’t have time or energy to put into anymore bc life is moving at a Niagara Falls pace. And we’re all just trying to survive! 😫😮💨
i really liked listening to her podcast back in 2020. im close to age with her and at times it felt like i was listening to a friend on facetime. i never listened to her expecting anything deep or philosophical. or groundbreaking. i will say, i tried to get back into her podcast this year and it's just...different. i feel like a part of it had to do with getting an exclusive deal with spotify. she knows shes gonna get paid, and she has a bunch of loyal recurring sponsorships. and because it's a deal with spotify, her podcast is gonna get pushed regardless of the quality whereas podcasts without that spotify deal have to put effort into the podcast so people feel like it is worth sharing to others since the platform isnt pushing it like it is emma's (and any other spotify exclusive podcasts for that matter). what she does with the direction of her podcast is her choice and as consumers we can decide when we no longer want to consume it - simple as that.
LOOOL, you don’t need to go to college, to become more “philosophical.” If anything, these days, college is the absolute antithesis of One becoming such.
Yeah idk the need to go to college comments are riddled with privilege like that isn’t accessible to a lot of people and claiming that will make someone better was strange
Literally and people are saying their not canceling her but they are if they want her to change for doing nothing wrong. Probably the same people who preach “be yourself”. At this point people should just unfollow her
@@peacelife81She's literally not being canceled. She is a millionaire who people don't relate to? They're having necessary discourse about the topics she herself brings up. This is normal. No one has insulted her even. You need to allow people to not like "your faves".
You can outgrow things.. like people. I have stopped being friends with people bc of that. I don't think there's anything wrong with that. I don't agree with the stuff they do, I don't enjoy the stuff they do, etc. Etc. You move on. Idk why we're turning this around on to chamberlain 🤣
I agree with everything Annie said & I highly disagree with the mfs saying she needs to go to college like she really doesn’t & college isn’t for everyone so it’s really annoying when people say sh*t like that
I don’t understand why people are saying the most insulting things like she needs to go to college instead of the most explainable thing which is that you just outgrew her. She might not be someone I watch everyday anymore, but that doesn’t mean I’m gonna say rude and insulting things just because I don’t relate to her anymore, the people saying she needs a reality check are the ones who need it most.
we liked her because we could relate to her and her experiences, and it made us feel validated as we were young and insecure. But we are older and more independent now and don’t need someone validating our thoughts anymore
As a non-American POC male, I can honestly say that I never relate to her and I am completely baffled by her and her success. Her, the Dolan twins, and James Charles are completely baffling to me. Why.
everyone has their own journey and their own timing where they learn different lessons. to judge someone for quite literally doing nothing wrong except express her opinion about what is currently going on in her life sets a harmful precedent. if you don’t enjoy her podcast, simply don’t listen to it. it brings her joy making new episodes and it’s hers to do what she wants with it. again, every one is on their own journey and she’s just a 20 year old figuring life out like most of us.
These people, are they that bored and have nothing to do instead of criticizing and disagreeing with every little thing and every one that are not them? Like if you are that bored, go read a book of your choice, go play a game you like, go do something for yourself, how do you have the energy to spread such a ridiculous criticism? Are you just an unhappy person? Is it a new hobby to bash influences or celebrities these days? P.s. I couldn't care less about Emma but I am sick of people bringing others down for every little thing like they themselves are so perfect like wtf? Influencers are not perfect either!
I think Emma just needs someone with similar interests to talk to. That's the point people are trying to get across. No, you don't need college to be successful, but theres something about being in a class with 30+ people who all have the same interest. To be able to say something and have everyone in the room understand and talk about it. Being that most influencers her age are drop outs, I can't imagine there's much to talk about philosophically or otherwise.
You can also go to vocational education and succeed. And in my twenty four years as a cosmetologist I’ve seen many many college students with degrees working delivery because they cant find a job so……
I like her fashion content the most, it matches her wealthy lifestyle, if I’m gunna watch a rich RU-vidr it’s cool to see them talk about wealthy stuff. I like Trisha’s hauls and like Cody talking about business and stuff.
8:22 but that’s the thing they’re just encouraging her to attend because they believe it’ll better her and there’s nothing wrong with suggesting higher education
I love her so much and wish her the absolute best in her new ventures. She is following her dreams and ATTAINING THEM! GO OFF EMMA 🎉❤ But yeah she’s not relatable anymore. I’m still fascinated and can’t wait to see her new videos if she ever chooses to post again. I love a little glimpse into her lifestyle.
As someone who's about to get their bachelors in biomedical science I can totally understand peoples' standpoint on Emma not attending college, BUT they're literally creating a problem of of thin air... 😭 leave the poor girl alone.
Going to college doesn’t magically make you a better, deeper person- so your “as someone who’s about to get their bachelors” point is pretty fucking pointless lmao. My years at a university that I attended on an educational scholarship and finished with a high GPA were NOTHING compared to the growth that I achieved when I was out in the world as an adult, living on my own, as an actual part of society with no buffers. Absolutely bonkers that you would invalidate the end of your comment with your humblebrag opener… Exactly like the people who are demonizing her for not going to college… Lol.
i dont think emma needs to go to college but I lowkey think should go - not for her content but for herself. I feel like she enjoys thinking and learning etc (i don't really watch her videos so idk but she doesn't seem to love her current career as much as she used to) ... and university would provide her with space and opportunities to do just that. or maybe I'm just projecting 😅😂 bcs I am really loving uni atm
they say people get stuck at the age they got famous. i think her audience is growing up (mostly going through their 20s at this point) and she’s still stuck in the same place.
I dont like how people are saying she needs to go college.. she had a huge amount of life experiences that you probably will never ever have and at the very least more than you have so far in your life. She just seems like a bit of a loner and needs someone to talk to and talk her thoughts to. She was offered a podcast and just wants to talk through her thoughts. If you dont like it dont listen to it? I love emma but i dont listen to her podcasts because it’s not for me but may be for other people. And let’s all be real even if you went to college try making a podcast and lets see how great it would be
I feel like these people are just outgrowing her. I'm 29 and sometimes I listen to her. Sometimes I'm like "oh that was a good reminder" and sometimes im like "who is this podcast for?" It's just people maturing or disagreeing with one of her POVs. Emma doesn't need college. If she wants to go then she should, but it's weird that people are saying she needs to bc they aren't understanding her anymore.
I’m a few years older than Emma so I’ve never really listened to her advice and thought it was particularly groundbreaking, but I don’t think it needs to be. Everyone who listens to her podcast knows exactly who they are listening to: a young adult who quickly achieved insane success while she was still a teenager. If you are hoping to relate to someone’s lifestyle or hear crazy philosophical level thoughts, maybe her podcast is not the one to achieve that fix??? I imagine that she sees her podcast as an outlet for her to gather her thoughts on things that have happened in her life and it’s probably therapeutic for her to speak through those emotions. It’s pretty sad that people are making fun of her for that. Whether she’s coming to conclusions late in life or not, nothing she does is going to change the fact that she’s simply not a regular middle class woman with a 9-5 and struggling to buy a home bc the market is absolute ass rn. Idk I think it’s nice in its own way to know that someone as successful as Emma still has their own set of struggles and that’s what I choose to learn from her podcast. Like no amount of money or material possessions are going to fix all of my problems so I need to just focus on finding happiness within myself.
“Education is so important”. Emma doesn’t need to go to college to get an education. That information is readily available on the internet for free. College would get her a degree (that it doesn’t seem she needs?). I commuted to college to save money and missed a lot of those experiences while still collecting $50k of debt. It’s ok if you wanna go and it’s ok if you don’t. Just have a plan 🤷🏼♀️
