People Do Bad Things On Social Media to Brand Themselves – Actress, Zynnell Zuh

 

People Do Bad Things On Social Media to Brand Themselves – Actress, Zynnell ZUH

Zynnel Zuh

It’s no longer news that most celebrities depend on negativity to always be in the spotlight. When we come online every day, there must be a negative headline of one public figure or the other. These celebrities understand that in order to remain in the spotlight, their names ought to always be on the lips of people.

Well, Ghanaian actress and fashionista Zynnell Zuh has just confirmed on United Showbiz that most celebrities do negative things just to get the attention of the public. According to her, negative news sells in Ghana, so it’s not surprising to see some celebrities selling themselves negatively just for fame. 

As regards to this subject matter, the beautiful actress had this to say while addressing the issue of why social media influencers always do bad things; “People intentionally go on social media to do bad things just to get attention because, in Ghana, bad news trends more than good news so it’s a strategy used by some people to brand themselves which eventually helps them”. 

To a great extent, Zynnell Zuh has revealed the reality presently surrounding the entertainment industry; within and outside Ghana. It’s no surprise why most celebrities depend on negativity to trend because it’s evident that bad news sells more than good news.

When a news headline is negative, it attracts more eyeballs than a positive headline would. Celebrities are aware of this fact and that’s why they leverage on negativity to remain in the spotlight always. 

Zynnell Zuh, who is widely known for her great fashion sense and constant slaying on red carpets further went on to acknowledge that some of the dresses she wears on social media are just worn as an advertising strategy to push the band of a designer.

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