Heart of the Matter – S3E21: From YouTube to OnlyFans: Is making quick money a bad thing?

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Xam Xin December 1, 2022Last Updated: December 1, 2022

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Heart of the Matter - S3E21: From YouTube to OnlyFans: Is making quick money a bad thing?

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Young people are embracing a new way of working by making thousands of dollars as content creators on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok or OnlyFans. Is this eco-system feeding a new generation who only want to earn quick cash, and eschew the traditional nine-to-five job? Steven Chia gets answers from Joanne Liew, Chief Studios and Content Officer at Gushcloud and Nicholas Lim, from the S R Nathan School of Human Development at the Singapore University of Social Sciences.

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