It’s wild to me that anyone would ever be on a corporations side,” wrote another. “Even if it is just $10 we can’t just let companies take advantage of creators. She’s not the first, won’t be the last,” another user wrote. “The larger point is that these multimillion/billion $ companies are stealing content for marketing. “No matter how much money you have you deserve to be paid for YOUR work!” one user commented. However, some TikTokers were on CeCe’s side. “This is peak 2023, complain enough and see if you get anything lol,” wrote another. “Bro if they deleted it then drop it they aren’t making profit off of it,” another user commented.
BARK BOX FREE
“You did FREE content for them anyways! Like bruh this is too much 😂😂,” one user wrote.
TikTokers’ opinions of the different videos were varied, with some seemingly feeling like CeCe’s reaction was over the top. “A lot of people are like, ‘What? You would have made, like, ten dollars, chill out.’ No, not ten dollars, thousands of dollars.” ‘Bruh this is too much’ In another, CeCe delves into the financials of how much believes she could have - and should have - been paid. In another video, CeCe states that another reason why she’ll no longer be supporting the dog toy company is due to the content posted to BarkBox’s TikTok account - content she alleges “sexualizes” dog toys. “Had this company, BarkBox, paid me, I might have been able to get the treatment that he needed earlier on,” she states. In one video, the influencer held up her allegedly ailing senior dog and listed his many medical needs and described his lengthy vet bills. In response to comments like these, CeCe posted a follow-up video, captioned, “I don’t see u going viral on TikTok … that’s bc it’s hard to i dont see u going viral on TikTok… that’s bc it’s hard work ♬ original sound – CeCeįrom there, CeCe continued posting follow-up videos to explain her perspective on the matter. “It’s really not that deep,” another user commented. “They took the video down was that not enough 😭😭,” one user wrote. Some TikTokers seemed to take issue with CeCe’s feelings on the matter, judging by the comments. “I wasn’t falling for it,” CeCe states in the video, “so I told them, ‘Using the excuse we’re sorry for the miscommunication is not compensating or making up for what you did.’ And you know what BarkBox did? They blocked me.” … Sorry again for this mix-up, it won’t happen again!” “We’re deeply sorry for the miscommunication here and we truly appreciate how you advocate for us online. To this, the team member allegedly explained that it was a “miscommunication” between different departments. “Furious” and feeling “disrespected,” CeCe says she emailed the Barkbox social media team about the matter. I’ll be sure to pass on the information about reaching out even with our product. To this, a BarkBox representative allegedly replied, “I’m so sorry! Will take it down now! … It was pulled from TikTok because it included our toy. Please take it down,” CeCe allegedly wrote to the company, according to screenshots used in CeCe’s video. “Your company does not have the right to use this video without my permission. However, soon after this exchange, the influencer claims BarkBox went forward with posting her video to its Instagram account. This isn’t my only reason why either 😕 #barkboxtoys #barkbox #dogowner #dogmoms #doglovers #dogs #dogtoys #badbrands #badcompany #barkboxreview ♬ original sound – CeCeĪccording to CeCe, the BarkBox representative then passed her along to the “paid collaborations team,” with whom CeCe says she discussed her rates.
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