Who could have guessed these influencers would bites the hand that feeds them?
Might as well hire some random Bbfa edmwer that knows how to be grateful.
		
		
	 
They say they will withdraw money after the video, and might even kena 
blacklisted by the institution they endorsed earlier? Aiyoh, this kind of pattern is like 
"I slap you first, then say sorry later". Let me break it down for you in Singlish style:
1. They Want to Look Like Hero
By saying they might kena blacklisted, they trying to act like some kind of martyr. Like, “Wah, I so brave, I sacrifice myself to tell you the truth!” But hor, actually they just covering their own backside. They know they already milk the institution dry, so now they want to act like they doing you a favour. Steady boh? But really, they just wayang king only.
2. They Already Huat Big Big
These influencers ah, once they get enough commission or incentives from promoting the institution, they don’t care anymore. They withdraw their money because they already profit until siao. The blacklist threat? They also don’t care lah, because they already move on to the next “hot” thing. It’s like they eat until full, then tell you the food not nice. Wah, damn cheeky right?
3. They Testing Your Trust
By being so “transparent” about withdrawing and getting blacklisted, they trying to make you think they super honest. But hor, this is just a tactic to gain your trust. Later, they will promote another institution or product, and you will be like, “Wah, this influencer so honest, I trust them!” Then they huat again at your expense. Smart move by them, but you kena played like a fiddle.
4. They Don’t Want to Fully Burn Bridges
They say the institution might blacklist them, but they never say the institution is bad. Why? Because they don’t want to fully burn bridges. Later if the institution come back with better incentives, they might promote again. It’s like they saying, “Eh, I withdraw because not attractive now, but maybe next time I come back if you pay me more.” Wah, this kind of double standard, confirm plus chop they playing both sides.
5. They Want to Create Drama
Let’s be real lah, influencers love drama. By saying they might kena blacklisted, they create suspense and make people curious. Later everyone will be like, “Wah, what happened? Why they withdrawing? Is the institution in trouble?” Then their video views go up, and they earn more ad revenue. Sibeh clever hor? But you kena used as their content tool.
So Bro, What’s the Lesson Here?
Don’t anyhow trust these influencers just because they “transparent” or “honest.” Sometimes, their transparency is just another wayang to make you trust them more. Always do your own research, and don’t let them smoke you. If they say something not attractive, but still good, you better think twice. Confirm got ulterior motive one.