Social media influencers can be dangerous because they want likes, fans, and fame, which can make them do dangerous things that end up killing them. The recent death of British influential person Lewis Stevenson is a stark warning of how dangerous this goal is.
He was 26 years old and was trying to do something for social media when he fell off a 630-foot bridge in Spain and died. His friend saw the terrible event and is said to be deeply affected by it. Since then, the local council has said again that climbing the bridge is dangerous and is absolutely forbidden.
An investigation into Stevenson’s death found that he died from a blow to the head and falling from a height without being able to stop. The coroner’s report has shed more light on how he died, and the council has put out a statement telling people not to try these kinds of stunts.
This event should teach us about the risks of wanting to be famous on social media and how important it is to put safety and health before making money online. As the world of social media changes, it’s important to remember how our actions affect other people and make sure our content is both interesting and responsible.
