Another "Li Jiaqi"? "Why not eat meat" or "wrong expression"?

In today's world of Internet celebrities, an Internet celebrity named "Yangmaoyue" has quickly become famous for his controversial remarks. He sparked widespread discussion by posting a video satirizing job seekers, and the arrogance and sense of superiority in the video aroused strong reactions from the public.

Recently, a new internet celebrity has come into everyone's attention - "Wool Month"

At first, I thought that the "Luxury Month" refers to the month of November when people get great deals during the shopping festival. I was curious why everyone was complaining about November. Didn't everyone get any great deals during Double 11?

Later, after learning more about it, I found out that it was the name of an internet celebrity.

Why is he so popular?

Because of his background, being a graduate student at Peking University, and also because he posted a video satirizing job applicants.

He posted a video and complained:

“Is it so hard to find a job now? 8 out of 10 posts on Douyin show that there were no offers for the autumn recruitment. PhDs from Peking University and masters from Wuhan University can’t find a job, and then they tell jokes on Douyin, or share their interview experiences in the dormitory, and then they start crying…Aren’t these post-00s supposed to clean up the workplace? Why can’t they get into the workplace? How can you clean up if you can’t get in?”

After the video was released, it caused great controversy on social media. The arrogant attitude in the video and the sense of superiority revealed in the words made Yangmaoyue the target of public criticism overnight.

This is similar to what Li Jiaqi said before, "What's so expensive about an eyebrow pencil at 79? Sometimes you should look for your own reasons. Are you not working hard enough?"

After Yangmaoyue posted this video, the comment section was filled with scolding from netizens. Those who have benefited from the trend of the times are actually just lucky, and their abilities may be just so-so. Everyone who enters society with a dream should not be mocked by you like this.

In fact, this is why not eat meat. Yangmaoyue has been almost smooth sailing on the road of growth, without encountering any setbacks, so naturally he can't feel the difficulty of the job market.

Let's take a look at his resources: Beijing hukou, art student (low professional score), news broadcasting major (low score), and guaranteed admission to graduate school (no need to take the postgraduate entrance exam). When these resources are added together, it is already the destination that "small town test-takers" have to work hard all their lives to reach, and he obtained it easily.

Therefore, Yang Maoyue completely cannot understand the difficulty of recruiting fresh graduates in autumn. This is probably because the difficulty of recruiting fresh graduates in autumn has never been considered in his growth path.

In his ideological framework, there are no concepts and experiences such as "autumn recruitment is difficult", "applying resumes to many places", "taking assessments", "written test, second interview, third interview and final interview", "0 offers", and "failing the initial screening".

He seemed very sincere. At the end of the video, he said that he wanted to confirm with everyone whether it was really so difficult to find a job and help everyone think of a solution.

But in fact, his tone is full of superiority and condescending attitude, showing all the gloating. The subtext is, so what if you have a PhD from Peking University, so what if you have a Master's degree from Wuhan University, you are still not as good as me?

It was easy for me to find a job. I could easily get into Peking University and become an internet celebrity with 8 million followers by doing self-media.

As a big internet celebrity with a huge fan base, a 20-second video of his is charged 320,000 yuan, and a random word he says is equivalent to three years' salary of an ordinary worker.

How bad is the employment rate this year? I have written an article before that the employment rate of 2024 graduates hit a new low. 985/211 is just the threshold for outsourcing. Netizens joked that the sky is falling and graduate students are not as good as college graduates. If you are interested, you can go and find out.

The government didn't dare to say openly that the employment rate was poor, but they said it directly during the wool month. But what he said was not to empathize with the workers and show the empathy that a public figure should have. Instead, he backstabbed the "post-00s" and ridiculed the workers, exposing that he only regarded fans as traffic tools, not real people.

Not long after the video was released, Yang Maoyue issued an apology statement, and the storm came to a barely ending.

During the "wool month" incident, many netizens also shared their own difficult process of finding a job. When I graduated in 2014, I could get a job directly by submitting my resume, without any internship experience or multiple rounds of interviews. Now, even science and engineering majors such as electronic information cannot find a job. There are no offers from Tsinghua University and Peking University.

I have also written an article before, advising friends who are looking for jobs not to worry Senior HR: I sincerely advise everyone not to be overly anxious because you can't find a job. It is very difficult to find a job now. There are only so many good jobs. Even large companies are laying off employees and recruiting fewer HCs. They often require 3-5 years of experience. It is even more difficult for fresh graduates. Just submitting a resume on the official website takes 3 hours for each company. You can submit to 3 companies at most in a day. The final 3-5 rounds of interviews are really exhausting and exhausting.

Finally, I still hope that all the big internet celebrities will stop relying on their traffic to do whatever they want. You know, water can carry a boat but can also overturn it. Reflect on your own behavior and don't let us down again.

I also hope that the platforms and users can think carefully about why they allow these unworthy internet celebrities to occupy a large amount of society's wealth.