Internet celebrities with millions and millions of fans have been banned one after another! The account suspension of internet celebrity "scholar" has alerted these people
"Xiucai" can't show off anymore! According to reports, the account of internet celebrity anchor "Xiucai" with up to 12 million followers has been banned recently. According to insiders, "scholar" has recently been reported for illegal activities, which may be part of the reason for his ban. According to statistics, since the beginning of this year, many internet celebrity anchors with millions and tens of millions of followers, including "Boss Cai" and "Beibei", have been banned from short video platforms.
These banned internet celebrities are all at the top of the line, cheering up online and attracting a large number of followers. Now, they have overturned and been banned. They can't blame anyone else, it's all self inflicted.
The picture says they are "self inflicted", not harsh language, but based on facts. For example, "Beibei" frequently obtains fan attention in live PK by performing vulgar insults, vulgar punishments, and other scripts, and is indefinitely revoked of live streaming privileges. These behaviors are all violations, even suspected of breaking the law, and being punished is actually self inflicted. As for the exact reason why "scholar" was banned, there is no more precise information, but based on various sources, he is involved in many issues. According to reports, on August 15th this year, someone reported Xu XX's suspected tax violations to the Inspection Bureau of the Bozhou Municipal Taxation Bureau of the State Administration of Taxation in real name, and it was accepted on the same day. According to another report, a 62 year old woman named Xin from Beijing reported that a "scholar" used dividends as bait to scam her out of 510000 yuan through online rewards and offline dividends. Although the matter has been resolved with the intervention of the police, the suspicion has not dissipated.
It is undeniable that some anchors have accumulated fans through relevant means and gradually become popular as top anchors. But there is a premise that extreme measures cannot be taken to become popular, illegal actions cannot be taken to earn traffic, and legal existence cannot be ignored for the sake of profit realization. Like the internet celebrity car commentator "Mr. Cai", who was found by the court to have no factual basis for the relevant video content and "fabricated false facts", should not bear the legal cost? If one must achieve explosive popularity by playing the legal sidelines or even stepping on the legal red line, it can be concluded that this path of advancement is dangerous and unsustainable. Such red is not far from black.
Some internet celebrities lose themselves after becoming popular, and in order to maintain their popularity and achieve the goal of staying popular, they try their best and even take the wrong path. Another situation is that some internet celebrities, in order to make profits, use their fame abnormally to harvest fans, and even engage in fraudulent activities. In this way, the account ban is still light, and those waiting for them will be severely punished by the law.
It should be taken seriously that the influence, appeal, and allure of these internet celebrities should not be underestimated. They have a large number of fans, and they have a strong voice in certain aspects, as well as a certain level of fanaticism. Taking "scholar" as an example, its audience includes a large number of middle-aged and elderly fans, who can tightly grasp some elderly people, otherwise they would not be called "middle-aged and elderly women's harvesters".
It should be said that the fame of these internet celebrities is not as good as that of top tier celebrities, but their absolute position in their respective fields cannot be underestimated. If these internet celebrities are not strictly regulated, once a group of elderly people fall for it, it may not be enough to end.
In the era of diversified online platforms, there are many paths for ordinary people to become famous, which makes it easier. This reminds relevant departments not to neglect supervision of such internet celebrities, but also to put forward requirements for the platform, not to deliberately create internet celebrities for the sake of traffic, and not to neglect regulations after creating internet celebrities. It is not difficult to find that the reason why many anchors are popular and many internet celebrities are fearless is inseparable from the platform's support and even tacit approval. By promoting internet celebrities on the platform, one can also get a share of the traffic, but some internet celebrities are really useless. If they are repeatedly protected, the platform will inevitably be backfired.
