Vanessa Grigoriadis

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1,789 appearances 16 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 17 Sep

Vanessa Grigoriadis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Infamous · Is Sydney Sweeney’s American Eagle Controversy and the Rest of the Internet Fake? · 16 Jul 2026 podcast

I did notice that some of these guys' websites, though, like the Chaotic Good website, now when you go to get a list of who they work with, it says, please, you can send us an email and we'll give you a list.

But we're not just like posting it up here to say like Justin Bieber is a client.

And the FTC, of course, sent you a little note just saying, we're not going to comment.

You were like, this seems to be advertising that is not disclosing that it's advertising.

And they just basically said, hi, we're passing.

We're not commenting.

But this is all back, you know, in payola days, right?

Like the record label guys used to come and they'd drop, you know, a bag of cash so that you would play their artists stuff or people paid for plays on Spotify.

But how can any person compete?

Like how can any just regular person who's like, oh, I just want to start a, you know, a channel to talk about the problems I have with my sister.

Is this just sound and fury signifying nothing when you think you're a content creator today if you're on a small scale?

Yeah, but it's like we did an episode really recently about Kim Kardashian and how the Kardashians made us all content creators and how to be a good car salesman today.

You have to be like super photogenic and be able to go on TikTok and say, hey, like this is what we're doing down at the dealership this week.

And now I'm thinking, oh, my God, but is it just like one out of every million of those people was going to succeed?

And now it's only like 0.001 of those a million of those people are going to succeed because they're everything else is so manipulated.

There's no way to gain a real following.

I think it's also fascinating that Clavicular, like the guy who, you know, shot an alligator in one of his streams and like,

you know, says he hits himself in the face with a hammer to be handsome, like that he actually has hundreds of millions of people watching these little short form real clips.

But his live shows, I assume on YouTube, are getting low to mid five figures.

So it's like a fading cable news show.

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