Just a few days ago, famous Mexican chef Edgar Núñez got caught in the social storm for refusing to be “paid in view” by a content creator, or better known as an influencer. On Twitter, the message from the Mexican Ferragni was clear: “Hello, how are you? Your restaurant is simply spectacular! I’ll be in Mexico with my boyfriend at the end of the month and I’d like to know if it’s possible to do a promotional exchange recommending and showing your services on my Instagram in exchange for a meal for two. It would be an honor to work with you.” The chef responded with a big laugh, followed by a tweet into the glass describing the girl as an “international bum”.
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Influencer free riders, now Francesco Facchinetti is thundering too
A story reminiscent of the one that a few years ago involved the Italian influencer, a former competitor of Gf Vip 4, Elisa De Panicis. The case has flared up and the term “influencer free rider” has now even been coined and Francesco Facchinetti got back to the question today.
@frafacchinetti
STOP THIS STUFF
♬ Original sound – Francesco Facchinetti
The controversy
On TikTok, his son Roby Facchinetti wanted to speak out on the subject and the singer obviously sides with the chef: “You did well! And this hallucinating fad of influencers or celebrities who are toting around has to stop, that’s enough ». Clear accusations are those of Francis urging the rich to spend their money: “Make wheat, make money, spend it.”
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The accusations
And he takes an example: “I never asked for anything as a gift. I almost always paid. If I go to a restaurant and they offer it to me, I leave the money for a tip. I leave 50/100 euros for the tip. And when I go anywhere, I almost always leave a tip. I don’t want free stuff. If they send something home to me for free, I’ll send it back. ‘ And again: ‘I feel like I have to pay. I have to pay because I’ve been lucky in life and that’s right, it’s ethical and moral to pay for things. If you’re a famous person and you want to be offered things, you suck. You are sorry. do piyaaa”
Then it is aimed directly at the influencers, who write private messages directly to the owners of hotels or restaurants to be hosted: “You are beasts. When you make money, spend it because, I assure you, money accumulation also causes harm.