#orless

[thedavidchoke]

Getting easier. #caloriecounting #myfitnesspal #nofoodafter6pm #2000calories #orless https://www.instagram.com/therealdavidchoke/p/BsO-3vXHS_K/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=51djmkp84j4j

[thedavidchoke]

More food at breakfast made day way better. #caloriecounting #myfitnesspal #nofoodafter6pm #2000calories #orless https://www.instagram.com/therealdavidchoke/p/BsMs13qn8V4/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1h08kgl6a2s0k

[thedavidchoke]

And I am done at my 6pm cut off. #caloriecounting #myfitnesspal #nofoodafter6pm #2000calories #orless https://www.instagram.com/therealdavidchoke/p/BsJtnT3H8Wl/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=wxquqlo0hx97

[thedavidchoke]

#caloriecounting #myfitnesspal #newyearsresolution #2000calories #orless https://www.instagram.com/therealdavidchoke/p/BsHPp2An0Yt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=u3v3fqvn0z3l

[sweetmarias]

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Dang guess I can’t post my whole 🙏❤️💯👌🏽😊vídeo tribute for our free Friday gift from coffee bean direct.com here. I’ll try Facebook maybe for the whole thing. Because I have a lot of 🙏💯❤️👌🏽😊 etc to give today. #coffeefamily #lovethoseoilybeans #50percentserious #orless (at Sweet Maria's Coffee)

[e-tran-blog]

Week 3

Reading Marwick and Boyd's article really brought in an interesting perspective of authenticity as a celebrity. Like many other users, I hope to believe that the celebrities and verified accounts that I follow on Twitter are their actual voices--the ones who are eager to put their life out there and share it with the world. After reading this particular article, I've come to realize that authenticity is subjective. Sometimes you wonder if Twitter accounts like Britney Spears or Barack Obama are controlled by the people themselves or by their representatives. That being said, I think that definitely takes away the whole idea of authenticity. In my opinion, Twitter is one of many means for a celebrity to provide an unfiltered perspective on life, but if all that the Twitter account does is market for films, music, new fashion lines, etc., I don't think that's as authentic as it should be. 

Perhaps it's worth bringing up a similar controversy of authenticity on social media--not on Twitter but rather on Reddit. Ask Me Anything (AMA) is a subreddit that encourages Redditors to ask questions about literally anything while the featured celebrity truthfully answers the questions. This particular subreddit encourages honesty, and the last thing needed was to use AMAs as a marketing tactic. While many of them are successful, some are downright horrendous; Woody Harrelson's AMA, an effort to promote his film, was deemed the worst of all time. Whenever someone asked about Harrelson's life or about anything other than Rampart, he would quickly change topics and ask everyone to "focus on the film."

Many Redditors quickly discovered that it wasn't actually Harrelson answering the AMA, and it was a stunt pulled by his PR team. I think it's important that as a celebrity, owning a social media account should ultimately serve as a way for fans to have some awareness of a personal life and not just for pulling marketing stunts. Secondary media sources already give fans those kinds of information. Both Twitter users and Redditors use these platforms as a means of learning something new from the celebrity. If that cannot happen, then the social media account, even if verified, is not authentic. 

[piercethekarla]

2 egg whites: 32 calories Chicken and salad: 157 calories Small aplee: 39 calories Total: 228 calories