BodiPosi/ED Recovery instagram influencers who end up being hypocritical parodies of themselves and stirring unnecessary drama to boost sub counts. A few to start:
Kenzie Brenna
instagram.com/omgkenzieee
youtube.com/channel/UCca_MMTHvmYW94Q3Q9Vw6ww
http://www.kenziebrenna.com/twitter.com/kenziebrenna
- promotes recovery from various mental illnesses, notably eating disorders and anxiety.
- gained fame by doing activism in the form of posting her tummy rolls.
- mostly tries to boost her brand by posting rants and efighting these days.
- runs a self love/body image course she makes money off of despite making videos about relapses, and not having any training in psychology.
- feels the need to point out whenever she's not eating.
Macy Eleni Harris
instagram.com/macyeleni
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCah9aUs6KhjbEyxyAtLWPHQ- anorexia recovery influencer with a rapidly growing following, constantly acting like she's going to close her channel without enough support(!) a la Aly. often speaks about needing bigger subscriber numbers to feel valid (aka make that dollar.)
- makes videos of her eating low calorie intakes and calling them recovery "what I eat in a day" videos.
- any time anyone calls her out for not acknowledging her restriction (especially in some of her older videos) she freaks out about how she's an adult and just can't afford to buy the food to eat more calories, despite doing all her groceries at Whole Foods.
- has made at least three video segments just to tell people they're wrong about her intake instead of just letting it go, to keep the speculation going so she can make more video segments addressing her haters.
- goes off about being "totally weight restored and healthy guys" while posting gratuitous instagram stories and pictures that show off her protruding chest bones.
Michelle Elman/Scarred Not Scared
https://www.instagram.com/scarrednotscared/?hl=enhttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UC08VySXPR8gig8UZ3IvxMeQ- gained fame by posting pictures of her rolls and surgery scars online
- angry about people "abusing" fat women on social media
- fighting and puclic rants
- claims that being able to meal prep one day a week is a "privilege" of the upper class who have free time, while spending tons of time doing what appears to be nothing on instagram stories.
There's lots of stuff like this in the Body Positive community, so feel free to add on. I don't know enough about people like glitterandlazers to give much that's relevant, but that gurugossip site has suggested she's pretty milky.