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Moreover, the economic model is precarious. Most creators rely on fickle ad revenue, brand deals, or direct donations from fans (sawer). This incentivizes quantity over quality and shock over substance. While stars like Ria Ricis build empires, the vast majority of creators struggle in a gig economy of constant uploads for diminishing returns. That night, Sari uploaded a short clip of