Nah, this ain't it. If you're an industry expert, your knowledge is valuable. Knocking a successful peer in your space for sharing their MUCH SOUGHT AFTER advice is what's cringy. How you gonna call someone's content on their own feed unsolicited? Just don't follow them, lmao.

For context, this VIP Bro is referring to @OliverAge24's fantastic mindshare thread today, illuminating his process behind driving Fall Guys' social media to over 1 million followers (sharing again below). He never took credit for the game's success, lol. https://twitter.com/OliverAge24/status/1297200779565170690?s=19

Do you know how I learned how to do my job? FROM MY PEERS and the successful hos before me who GRACIOUSLY shared their "unsolicited professional tips" when I didn't even know the right questions to ask yet. There was no Influencer Relations Manager school. https://twitter.com/MerQueenJude/status/1297356200821100545?s=19

I've said for years that this is a RELATIONSHIPS industry. We succeed by growing together and sharing what we learn. There are common foundational pieces for sure (business, marketing, etc.) but industry best practices are ever-emerging and no one should be shamed for sharing.