Culty

This isn’t just try guys this is all influencers. It’s how they get money from us. I am someone who is working towards being a therapist for cult survivors, and I know a quite a bit ab culrs (not a professional tho obvi) and I definitely think social media is evolving culty behavior. People can engross themselves in one persons content for hours on end and after awhile of course it feels like we truly know these people, but the culty part is we don’t and they are getting money from itWhy does the fandom feel a little bit culty : r/TheTryGuysSnark (reddit.com)
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You likely are high, yes, but that's not to say your points lack validity.
All fandoms, to varying degrees, have aspects of 'cults'. This is because the aspects that create cohesion, sense of identity, social interactions community, and leadership in cult-groups are ones that transcend into aspects of human psychology that many consider to be 'core needs'.
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