A disingenuous practice among young aspiring social media "influencers" (who are attracted to that lifestyle as a way of avoiding real work) who pretend to be, or delude themselves into believing, they are a legitimate entrepreneur or business owner whereby they seek to convince actual legitimate and productive businesses to give them free products and/or services in exchange for "exposure" on their social media accounts or on user-generated review sites.
Hotel Owner: Hello
Wanna-be Social Media Influencer: Hi! I'm a big deal Instagram Influencer with 2000 followers. I would like to collab with you and give your hotel exposure on my Instagram account in exchange for two weeks stay for me and boyfriend in your best suite free of charge!
Hotel Owner: Miss, you are the 50th so-called "influencer" to beg me for free accommodations today. But I will try to remain calm and tell you the same thing I told the other 49, today. Even if we had the interest and the vacancy available, that represents a huge expense for our business that we cannot afford. Besides, our account has over 50,000 followers.
Wanna-be Social Media Influencer: You don't have to be rude about it. I'm a legitimate business owner just like you!
Hotel Owner: Miss, you are a privileged drop out trying to avoid a real job while asking those who work hard and took real risks to fund your desire for a high standard of living.
Wanna-be Social Media Influencer: Hi! I'm a big deal Instagram Influencer with 2000 followers. I would like to collab with you and give your hotel exposure on my Instagram account in exchange for two weeks stay for me and boyfriend in your best suite free of charge!
Hotel Owner: Miss, you are the 50th so-called "influencer" to beg me for free accommodations today. But I will try to remain calm and tell you the same thing I told the other 49, today. Even if we had the interest and the vacancy available, that represents a huge expense for our business that we cannot afford. Besides, our account has over 50,000 followers.
Wanna-be Social Media Influencer: You don't have to be rude about it. I'm a legitimate business owner just like you!
Hotel Owner: Miss, you are a privileged drop out trying to avoid a real job while asking those who work hard and took real risks to fund your desire for a high standard of living.
by Brandurex August 28, 2020
by Kintay January 10, 2005
A channel on Youtube that is shared between five people. Every week day is assigned one person to make a video on that day. A trend started by the nerdfighters.
by sweetVWbus June 28, 2009
A pre made animation meme or something else (idk), that you can access at any time and edit with your own part. This usually has a your part or a pre made animated background.
here are some examples of fake Collab's (ctto and yes i love these)
#Mocrocksfakecollab
#kittypopfakecollabtime
#KalylaCFakeCollab
etc.
here are some examples of fake Collab's (ctto and yes i love these)
#Mocrocksfakecollab
#kittypopfakecollabtime
#KalylaCFakeCollab
etc.
Person 1: Hey I heard you were going to do a fake Collab, which one are you gonna do by the way?
Person 2: Oh yeah, anyways about that Imma do *insert fake collab hashtag*
Person 1: Woah nice choice
Person 2: Oh yeah, anyways about that Imma do *insert fake collab hashtag*
Person 1: Woah nice choice
by i am d ond August 12, 2021
A task involving very thick friends (generally 4 of them) pooling in equal money to buy a pet bottle of Coco Cola and take turns to drink it.
by lightningwolf September 5, 2019
A reanimated collab is a video produced from multiple animators only using the audio and plot of an original video.
The result typically consists of several different styles of animation depending on the medium. The individual sections by each animator can be as close or as far away from the original video as possible, so long as the original plot isn't lost in the process. The radically altering styles tend to be a major attraction for viewers.
Production details are unknown, but it's likely very complicated to organize while being simple to edit and animate, considering that everyone could work on one individual part at the same time.
This type of animation has had a rise in prominence early in 2019 due to a reanimation collab of the popular Spongebob Squarepants episode "Band Geeks' in response to NFL not playing Sweet Victory at the Super Bowl, pretty much codifying the genre. However, it has been around before the video was made, and was popular among the TF2 community due to SFM animation collabs.
The result typically consists of several different styles of animation depending on the medium. The individual sections by each animator can be as close or as far away from the original video as possible, so long as the original plot isn't lost in the process. The radically altering styles tend to be a major attraction for viewers.
Production details are unknown, but it's likely very complicated to organize while being simple to edit and animate, considering that everyone could work on one individual part at the same time.
This type of animation has had a rise in prominence early in 2019 due to a reanimation collab of the popular Spongebob Squarepants episode "Band Geeks' in response to NFL not playing Sweet Victory at the Super Bowl, pretty much codifying the genre. However, it has been around before the video was made, and was popular among the TF2 community due to SFM animation collabs.
YouTube commenter GermanPeter in response to the Meet the Medic: Reanimated Collab-
"Simultaneously the worst and best thing I've ever witnessed. It was like a fever dream."
"Simultaneously the worst and best thing I've ever witnessed. It was like a fever dream."
by CrusaderFromTheUSA December 3, 2019