That influencer apology video from last month felt like a masterclass in fake sincerity

Honestly I stumbled onto this beauty guru's comeback attempt on YouTube last week and it was wild. She got canceled back in 2021 for faking a charity drive, kept $15k for herself. Now she's back with a 12-minute apology where she cried on cue but never actually said sorry for the theft. She blamed 'bad advice from her team' which is such a classic cop out. Anyone else notice these apology trends where they weaponize tears and vague excuses?

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patriciareed20d ago

Did she also learn that crying technique from her "team" of acting coaches?

ray36320d ago

@patriciareed Just tell her to breathe deep and act like she forgot her lines. Works every time.

mia74816d agoMost Upvoted

@patriciareed And if that doesn't work, just tell her to stare dramatically at a spot on the wall for ten seconds.