Piper Rockelle’s relatable yet aspirational vibe has helped attract 10 million subscribers to her YouTube channel, where the 15-year old social media star has earned up to $625,000 a month sharing carefully curated snippets of her neon-colored world.
That was the case, at least, until January 2022, when 11 former members of her on-screen friend group, “The Squad,” filed a bombshell lawsuit that offers an unsettling glimpse into a largely unregulated world of social media, where children spend long hours cranking out videos and branded content.
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That was the case, at least, until January 2022, when 11 former members of her on-screen friend group, “The Squad,” filed a bombshell lawsuit that offers an unsettling glimpse into a largely unregulated world of social media, where children spend long hours cranking out videos and branded content.
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