Unstoppable Morgan: The Bitchin' Bronco

[Mister Obvious]

Don't go Dev!

Put Dev over your knee and smack that ass, Dan.

[Mister Obvious]

It SOUNDS like it'd be a dead giveaway for fakery but...

I dunno...

What constitutes as being a "model" in this Instagram/OF day and age??

If they were actually under contract and had a "mgmt" email address/contact in their social media bios, then yeah, that's a model according to 2023 standards.

If not...

They may have been homejob models, not that there's anything wrong with that.

But if you think about it, some type of profiting from the trend du jour, even if it's living in a van, is the logical next step for a homejob "model" who isn't getting enough $$$ in their endeavors up to this point.

But yeah.

[user428]

Yeah, if they were homejob models, that is all good, and more power too them. A few people just speculated that they were produced. They were probably somewhere in between. There is some kind of non-disclosure going on with these model types though, because they straight up lie about everything and are just like "I live in my van, hehe."

[user428]

Okay. I won't talk about it anymore on Unstoppable Morgan's thread though. Sorry.

[user428]

Put Dev over your knee and smack that ass, Dan.

LOL. Come here Dev.

[user428]

I'm watching that off-grid vid Dev. It's really good.

[user428]

Okay, that girl on the channel does a perfect narration for that ghost town, off-grid guy.

[Mister Obvious]

If somebody has actual personality and talent, they're probably not faking or trafficked.

It's the people who literally look like fucking hostages in weird situations in their videos who are trafficked.

[user428]

Dude, that is Wandxr Bus. They are literally Barbie and Ken. The most ditzy couple of models you could imagine. It was comical to watch them act like they lived in their van.

[user428]

They had a vintage VW Bus, and professional filming...

[Mister Obvious]

Bottom line, when any niche becomes MASSIVELY popular...

It becomes mainstream and therefore corporate interests will automatically be involved.

And I think becoming mainstream popular is...

Anti niche.

So it's an oversaturation problem.

[Mister Obvious]

Vanlife (and homesteading) has reached massively popular status, and WAY before YouTube publicly admitted that "interest in it" skyrocketed too. Like over the past COUPLE years. Whatever YouTube, you motherfuckers know it was already blown the fuck up by 2018.

[Mister Obvious]

YouTube trying to say vanlife exploded in popularity during ~2021, lmfao motherfucker please.

[Mister Obvious]

It was oversaturated in 2019.

Oversaturated in 2018.

Maybe still "nichey" in 2017, but becoming WAY more widely known and viewed.

[user428]

Here is one of the infamous first vids they put out, if you want a good laugh.

[Mister Obvious]

See, I have never even laid eyes on any of the channels anyone else has posted here previously.

EVERRRRRR.

I can tell right off the bat by the thumnail that's some fakeass shit and they don't even live in there.

[Mister Obvious]

I had never even heard of Mr. Beast until like late last year...

Pft.

Fake shit eludes me. I don't even see it.

[Mister Obvious]

[user428]

MO is too real for the fakers to affect her.

[user428]

MO's invincible to any BS.