289: TikTok's Pajama Drama and Entitlement: A PR and Psychology Breakdown

The PR Breakdown with Molly McPherson

On this revealing episode of The PR Breakdown, diving deep into the psychology of entitlement and its impact on both social media and real-world interactions. The analysis begins with the recent TikTok controversy surrounding influencers Cecily and Samantha Bachman, whose launch of $98 holiday pajamas sparked intense public criticism and led to a problematic apology that only fueled further backlash.

Joining Molly is renowned relationship expert Dr. Abby Medcalf, who illuminates the fascinating connection between entitled behavior and ineffective communication. Together, they explore why people—from social media influencers to everyday individuals—often resort to defensive responses and excessive justifications when faced with criticism, and what this reveals about our modern social dynamics.

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1. 289: TikTok's Pajama Drama and Entitlement: A PR and Psychology Breakdown (00:00:00)

2. PR Breakdown (00:00:02)

3. Recognizing and Managing Entitlement and Conflict (00:15:13)