In today’s online landscape, outrage has become currency. Every week, a new influencer scandal erupts—someone said something controversial, did something offensive, or “got exposed.” And what happens next? Everyone piles in with takes, stitches, reactions, and comments. The algorithm eats it up.

This article breaks down how outrage isn't just a by-product of influencer culture—it’s a marketing tool:
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Creators and audiences are stuck in a toxic loop:

• Outrage brings attention

• Attention brings engagement

• Engagement brings money

So some influencers say and do inflammatory things on purpose. They know it will get them trending. They know people will talk. Even if they get backlash, it’s visibility—and they know how to flip that into profit.

So let’s talk honestly:

• Are we being manipulated into caring about content that is designed to provoke us?

• Have algorithms trained us to become reaction machines instead of thoughtful users?

• And are creators fueling division just to stay relevant?

If everyone’s shouting, is anyone really saying anything?