When there are some imitations of well-known figures or live broadcast rooms on the Internet, people can't help but think about what kind of interests such behavior is pursuing.
For example, a copycat live broadcast room like Western Selection specializes in imitating Eastern Selection, and even the anchor's appearance is very similar to Dong Yuhui.
In the first live broadcast, the account actually received nearly 1 million **, it seems that this copycat live broadcast room has indeed rubbed the popularity of Dongfang Selection.
However, netizens in the comment area have said that appearance may be imitated, but knowledge and eloquence cannot be imitated.
Does this mean that copycat behavior can only rely on other people's fame to gain attention, but not really gain recognition?It can also be seen from the case of Ling Dale (Luha), a core member of the copycat boy group ESO, who made 5 million a month by blowing himself up in the live broadcast, and earned 35 million in 7 months with goods.
Lu He and Wang Erbo, who are also members of ESO, have also signed a contract with MCN founded by Ling Dale to bring goods through live broadcast.
These copycat phenomena make one wonder if they are motivated by imitation or admiration, or simply by emulating the profits of those who succeedWhat kind of interests are these copycat phenomena on the Internet pursuing?
Are they heartfelt respect and praise, or are they just for short-term gains?Or are they just looking for a way to cut corners and aren't willing to put in the effort and innovation?It's time to examine the real motivations and long-term implications behind these actions.