Digital Social Hour
The Power of Influencer Marketing: Lessons from Political Campaigns | Mark Hanalla DSH #1102
Tue, 14 Jan 2025
Discover the hidden power of influencer marketing in politics! 🔍 From million-dollar celebrity endorsements to social media manipulation, this eye-opening discussion reveals how modern political campaigns leverage influencer power to shape public opinion. We break down real examples from recent elections, including shocking revelations about celebrity endorsements, campaign spending, and the true cost of social media influence. Get an inside look at how politicians are paying up to $20K just for influencers to sit in crowds, and learn why traditional celebrity endorsements might be losing their impact in today's digital age. Whether you're a marketing professional, political enthusiast, or just curious about the intersection of influence and politics, this video uncovers the strategies and secrets behind modern political campaigns. Want to understand how your favorite celebrities might be involved in political marketing? This is your behind-the-scenes pass to the world of political influence. 🎯 #news #trump #kamalaharris #censorshiplaw #latestnews #news #contentmarketing #digitalmarketing #howtofindinfluencers #influencermarketinginsights CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:33 - Celebrity Endorsements in Politics 04:17 - Weather Manipulation Techniques 04:35 - Elon Musk's Robots and AI 06:34 - Tesla’s Kill Switch Explained 07:47 - Trending Viral Videos 11:16 - Justin Bieber News and Updates 14:00 - Diddy Tapes Controversy 17:54 - Diddy's Bodyguard Insights 19:10 - Beyonce & Jay-Z's Protection Strategies 21:05 - Beyonce Conspiracy Theories Explored 23:40 - Beyonce & Jay-Z's Legal Team Strength 28:30 - Michael Rubin’s Celebrity Parties 31:05 - Bill Gates' Recent Activities 32:52 - Trump Exposing Hidden Truths 37:00 - John Cena’s Naked Ritual Explained 39:48 - Upside Down Crosses & Demonic Symbols 48:31 - Boeing's Potential Lawsuit 49:04 - Whistleblower Deaths Investigation 50:01 - Doctors Flight Crash Incident 52:55 - Matt Perry Overdose Investigation 54:58 - Michael Jackson Legacy 58:50 - Tupac & Biggie's Impact on Music 59:51 - Outro APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Mark Hanalla https://www.instagram.com/youwontbelievemeofficial/ www.youtube.com/@youwontbelieveme https://x.com/MarkHanalla SPONSORS: SPECIALIZED RECRUITING GROUP: https://www.srgpros.com/ LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/
Chapter 1: What are celebrity endorsements in politics?
All right, guys. He is back, Mark. And, man, we broke the internet that first time. Yes, sir. Let's do it again. That was fun. There's a lot going on since you came on. Dude, it's going. Everything's getting exposed. Dude, I don't even know where to start. I mean, seeing Kamala's endorsements the week before the election was interesting. Oh, man.
The Diddy Party endorsements. No, that was wild. You had Beyonce, Usher, J-Lo, everyone associated with Diddy endorsing Kamala. Hey, but... That's up to them. They lost. They're probably all going to leave the country.
I was shocked with the Eminem one. LeBron didn't shock me, to be honest. Eminem honestly kind of hurt, man. That one hurt.
I grew up listening to that guy. I'm like, I didn't know you were like that, bro. Like, Bringing out Obama is crazy.
They must have something on him, dude, because I feel like he's not like that.
I feel like he's not doing it for money. Surely that guy's got all the money in the world, probably all the power that he's ever wanted. So it makes you wonder, he must have done something sus where he has to go out there because he actually needs Kamala as president. That's what I'm saying. Trump comes and he starts exposing things that the industries are doing.
And now he's under fire and everyone associated with him goes down. Yeah. Some really weird stuff going on.
That was weird, but I know Cardi B got offered some money for sure because I was behind the scenes on that. I saw some of my friends get asked to line that up.
Yeah, there was a lot of people that are posting on social media that get a good amount of views are just getting reached out to 20K just to sit in the crowd. Imagine what a Cardi B is getting.
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Chapter 2: How much do influencers charge for political events?
Just to sit in the crowd.
Yeah, just to sit in the crowd and post a couple Instagram stories like, oh, vote for Kamala to their 100,000 followers. Then you have a Cardi B. She's getting, I mean, like millions, millions. I mean, Kamala raised a billion dollars in a few months. Over a billion, man. Just wild. It makes you wonder.
It makes you wonder. Yeah. But it seems like the times are changing because these celebrity endorsements didn't seem to matter that much this election.
I think people... That's what's cool about this day and age because if you talk about how evil the industry is a few years ago, some people know, but now that social media is talking about it and they're just showing you. They're not even giving their opinions. They're showing you what these people are doing and people are... we can't defend this anymore. I don't care for Eminem.
I grew up listening to Eminem. I see that. I'm like, no, man, there's something up with that. There's new music. Like, that's not him. You see Cardi B, the way she's, you know, you know what she said the second that Trump basically, like, everyone thought they were winning. She's like, that's why these states are getting hurricanes. Right after North Carolina, Trump won North Carolina.
Like, how could you say that? Oh, that's why North Carolina is getting hurricanes. Cause she's obviously really mad about something and they know these guys are getting exposed. Absolutely.
I thought the recent hurricanes were fishy, dude.
They were fishy. And it was, they couldn't drop off those care packages and Elon was going crazy about it. He wanted to help them. It's like, why would you block off all of this stuff? And, And then how long after was the next hurricane?
Felt like at least a week, right? That made no sense.
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Chapter 3: What are the implications of Diddy and celebrity parties?
A little too much rain.
Yeah.
Yeah, but shout out to Elon on that stance. But on the other side of the coin, Elon's robots. What do you think about those?
Those were sketchy. Did you see the Wii robot convention? Yeah. He had his robots serving drinks. And one of his robots asked the guy for an ID, and he gave it to him. And he's like, sorry, you're underage. He's like, oh, just kidding. Here you go. I'm like, bro, a robot is making jokes, asking for an ID.
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Crazy. Yeah, I don't know. A little too smart. Paid 30 grand to have one of those in your house? I wouldn't. Heck no.
It's like when Alexa came out, I was like, that shit's going to spy on you. I don't want one.
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Chapter 4: How do political endorsements impact public opinion?
But just in case something happens, I need some type of gas cars at my house.
I need gas just because I've heard about this kill switch in electric vehicles. Have you heard about this?
Was that the similar thing that happened in that movie, Leave the World Behind? I didn't see that one. Like all the Teslas auto drove and like all crashed into each other. Oh, wow. So like they can get programmed to just move on their own. Is that what you're talking about?
Yeah, apparently there's a kill switch where someone could just turn it off and your car shuts off. So you could be driving and then.
I mean, that makes sense because when you buy the auto driving, isn't it just an update?
Yeah, they can update it whenever. You could pay 10 grand and turn it on right now. It might even be cheaper now.
Yeah, and they're not installing anything. You just update the program. Yeah.
So they have access to turn it on and off.
So surely they can stop the car. If they wanted to, yeah. Because it's an update. Yeah. That's... I'm good, bro.
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Chapter 5: What is the significance of the Diddy tapes investigation?
But everyone's like, it's not illegal to be like a freak and like to do weird stuff with whoever the heck you want to. That's not illegal. The thing is, when the kids come in, when you start drugging them, when you start recording them without them knowing, and that's what people want to know. You know, who are the young celebrities?
You know, there's these clips of he's telling 13-year-old girls at the VMAs, hey, are you going to the after party? Sure, you saw that clip, viral. So they're saying we need to find out if there's what illegal stuff is happening and we need evidence of it. That's that's the big thing. They need to find the evidence of the underage, the drugging, the blackmail, the abuse. Yeah.
So that's what it is. And I think there's a good chance if that guy is lying, then whatever. But if he's not, he's testifying in front of the grand jury. So we'll find out soon.
Damn, that's nuts. I wonder who's shopping the tapes like I wonder who actually has them right now.
Yeah, I mean, they said a lot of media sources, and I guess this guy, Courtney Burgess, has 11 flash drives full of it.
So he's the one shopping them?
I guess so. I don't know if he's shopping them, but he said he has them. There might be a bunch of different copies. I mean, this guy was doing it for also 20-plus years, Diddy. I mean, so there's probably a lot of them. I don't know who has them. I don't know if that information's out there, but I guess we'll find out one day.
I saw Diddy's bodyguard go on a Patrick White David show.
oh, I didn't watch that, but I heard about it. And he said he was doing really sus things, right? With Meek Mill, yeah. You saw the Meek Mill clip, right? Yeah, that was weird, bro.
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Chapter 6: How is social media influencing political campaigns?
That's probably crazy.
I don't know what to say about that. Meek Mill is, oh, man. Him and Usher. Yeah. I have questions about them.
For sure.
The one I'm talking about is very real. It's him in the pool.
I saw that one, too. He's probably going to get called to the trial, right, Meek Mill?
He asked to. And he's like, get it, daddy. I'm like, what are these guys doing?
It's so wild looking back because it was in plain sight and people just didn't even know.
See, that's the thing. Because 20 years ago, not even, five years ago, Pete Diddy was like, oh, the guy is known for Ciroc, big record label back in the day, had cool parties. So everyone thought the guy was pretty cool. Obviously a lot of sketchy allegations in the past, but when you see the details in these lawsuits, they're unfathomable. They're sickening.
Then you see the clips, you're like, shit.
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Chapter 7: What are the risks of discussing controversial figures?
I think so. But I think Michael Rubin is very smart. He's learned. And I think what happens with these parties is when they're doing the highlight reel where everyone's dancing, you got Kim Kardashian, you got all the NFL players kind of just vibing, everyone's taking videos. I mean, even Michael Rubin, he said it himself. I mean, it's with any party.
There's a party, there's an after party, and there's a party after the party. So just like any party, I think when the lights go down, things start to get freaky. The thing is with these celebrities and these elites and the people, these billionaires, they've experienced so much highs in their life. where, I mean, as any billionaire would, you can do whatever you want at any time.
And there gets to a point where you have to start doing some really weird things to get that high. And if they all are on video or all have that same elite connection, no one's gonna say anything. So I think with a thing like Michael Rubin's party, we're never gonna know. I think Diddy slipped up and that's why everything's out there and everyone's learning from him, unfortunately.
But who knows, with Trump in office now, maybe he starts investigating stuff like that, if he even cares, to be honest.
I mean, he said he would release Epstein-less. I think he might, so that'd be interesting.
That's one of the main reasons I wanted Trump in office, because he said to Elon, he's like, well, you released Epstein? He's like, yeah, of course. A lot of people are like, no, he's on it. And I'm like, bro, like... We'll see. He might be.
He might be, to be honest.
He might be, but I'll tell you who's not releasing it. Kamala wasn't releasing that list. Hell no. So if Trump even acknowledges that question, it's already a win. You know, it's something. It's better than nothing.
Yeah. The list stuff is wild to me because we've had that list for years.
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Chapter 8: How has influencer marketing changed in the digital age?
Even when the guy Epstein passed away, talked about it for a few days and it's gone. Yeah.
And that was a mysterious death for sure. Yeah. I mean, they definitely took him out in my opinion.
A hundred percent. Yeah. I mean, you got Bill Clinton on a video, one phone call, guy's gone, nothing to worry about. Let's continue.
For real. I don't really trust Bill Gates, dude. Have you looked into him yet?
I haven't because I heard a few posts about Bill Gates.
Oh, really? You're cooked. Oh, shit.
So I'm like, that's one guy I'm not going to talk about. I'll edit that one out. No, I'm like, no.
Damn. Yeah, there are some people where you got to stay clear of.
Yeah, like Beyonce, Jay-Z. All good.
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