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Tana Mongeau and Bryce Hall’s recent actions brought attention to the relationship between influencers and politics, with Hall publicly endorsing Donald Trump.
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Mongeau reacted to Hall’s endorsement with a TikTok, adding to the conversation about the impact of influencers on political opinions.
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The incidents sparked discussions about the responsibility of influencers in endorsing political candidates and the blurred lines between social media and politics.
On a recent episode of the ‘Canceled’ podcast, Tana Mongeau discussed a hypothetical scenario where influencers are being paid to endorse political candidates, sparking curiosity about the intersection of social media and politics. Around the same time, Bryce Hall, a social media star known for controversy and his ventures in boxing and business, made waves by publicly endorsing Donald Trump at a Las Vegas rally, stating, “We need Trump back… really bad. Make America great again.” Following Hall’s endorsement, Mongeau posted a TikTok reacting to his support for Trump, further fueling the ongoing conversation about influencers and their potential political influence.
