It’s frustrating to see Indian celebrities post “Rest in Peace” tributes for tragedies, only to drop a flashy ad or promo right after. The quick switch from mourning to marketing feels so fake—like they’re just ticking a sympathy box before getting back to business. Can’t we have some genuine emotion and sensitivity instead of this tone-deaf content churn? Do you also feel this sometime? Let’s call out this performative behavior and demand better. #CelebrityCulture #AuthenticityMatters
I just report and block the person
Engagement profiteering and sympathy farming off someone's passing away is just pathetic and shameful.
They will stoop to any level if it gets them a few hundred likes and increases conversion to their actual business.
Stop gathering s...
LinkedIn has become what every social platform eventually becomes. A place for unemployed people or people with way t...
If you just got hired or promoted and the company you work for just did layoffs such as Google.
wait a few days to post your big celebration post out of respect for those who just got some of the worst news of their careers.
It just s...
Sincere request to all the so-called linkedin and twitter “influencers” to stop literally mooching off the dead soul to create content & gyaan around mental health. Please stop naming him and spare some dignity/privacy and respect for hi...
I have seen 5 post of the Bombae razor ad on this platform, and how people found it 'offensive' Ask yourself - if it wasn’t one of the thoughts when you saw her picture, apart from being happy for her achievement
I am a woman, and I a...