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Been laughing the whole time while watching this! AHHAHAAH ENJOY! SPOKEN-WORD (Parody poem created for you as cautionary tale to not be like DONTAY LONDON) "The Dontay London effect" The Dontay London effect spreads like WiFi with no password—everybody logging in, nobody checking the bill.
They saw his “poverty content” and said “Oh snap, that’s the cheat code!” and ran straight into the wall.
Suddenly every creator online is pretending their light bill got cut off—but somehow their ring light is glowing like the sun.
They filming “struggle meals” in apartments with marble counters and smart fridges that talk back.
And I’m watching like, “Bro… you’re eating ramen by choice, stop lying to the people!”
Dontay had folks believing poverty was a trend—like it was a TikTok challenge instead of a real struggle.
Meanwhile real folks are fighting rent, raising kids, juggling jobs… and here he is staging hardship like a movie set.
Then came the copycats—mini-Dontays popping up like popcorn kernels on high heat.
Everybody suddenly “homeless” with a luxury gym membership and fresh line-ups every Friday.
But truth always pops out the bag—because lies expire faster than milk in July.
So this poem is a PSA: Authenticity is FREE but pretending costs your soul.
People don’t need “fake struggle stories,” they need leaders who show the real grind, the real climb, the real rise.
If you want to be a creator, don’t scam, don’t act—stand on your truth, even if it’s not trending today.
Because your journey—your REAL one—will touch hearts more than any staged poverty vlog ever could.
Subscribers deserve honesty, not theatrics wrapped in sympathy bait.
And new creators, listen close: impact beats imitation every single time.
Make content with purpose, not pity.
Build your brand like a home, not a cardboard box you pretend to sleep in.
The Dontay London effect teaches us this: falsehoods may go viral, but truth builds legacies.
So rise with integrity, create with heart… and leave the fake “poverty props” at the thrift store where they belong.