literature graduate reads bad youtuber books (ft gabbie hanna, jake paul, miranda sings, etc)

so far out of those 100 pages, there's probably been like two interesting ones... the second half of this book is good.

Whereas this, it felt like a parody of that. It felt like it was more about trying to be clever than actually saying anything of value.

Aside from the things I mentioned, I did actually enjoy the writing style. There are lots of references to pop culture. It's definitely very relevant to her audience, but there's just so many analogies.

Honestly this book is so weird and I'm not a fan.

This is daylight robbery. I won't lie, there's the occasional funny one-liner but the funniest thing about this is the price.

genuinely this was the best book I've read so far today. It documents Jake Paul's rise to fame on Vine, which I just didn't really know that much about. And it's honestly fascinating to read.