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Input: UPDATE: COOLUM teen Essena O'Neill has disappeared entirely from Instagram and YouTube after her unveiling of some ugly facts about social media led to an ugly spat with some mates in the US. 
  
 Ms O'Neill made headlines around the world this week after the Daily reported her comments claiming the "perfect" life shown on her instagram account was all fake. 
  
 Fellow bloggers and friends NinaAndRanda hit back at Ms O'Neill's comments, taking apart comments she made on a video posted to Vimeo about how she had been at the "pinnacle of success" in Los Angeles when she had actually been staying with them. 
  
 The friends claimed Ms O'Neill's "misery" in Los Angeles was more to do with a break-up with her boyfriend than social media being fake. 
  
 Ms O'Neill today hit back in turn, accusing the girls of twisting her words. 
  
 "... why do you feel okay talking about my personal life to the world," she said in a video. "This is about so much more than me. Please this isn't right, you've twisted my words." 
  
 She has now closed down her YouTube and instagram accounts, although her Vimeo account remains active. Her rebranded Tumblr account, Let's be Game Changers, is active but without content. 
  
 INITIAL REPORT: THIS Sunshine Coast teenager wants you to know the ugly truth behind every single one of her 'perfect' instagram photos. 
  
 Meet Essena O'Neill: the 18-year-old powerhouse from Coolum who has half a million followers on Instagram, 200,000 subscribers on her YouTube and Tumblr accounts and 60,000 people viewing her Snapchat every day. 
  
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 She's not a singer or an actor and has never appeared on reality television. 
  
 Essena is part of the new age of 'Social Media Celebrity' and she's decided she's had enough and has quit social media for good. 
  
 "I haven't done anything for this success except put pictures of myself online," Essena told her followers in one of her last videos to YouTube before signing off forever. 
  
 Over the past week, Essena has deleted almost 2000 photos from her Instagram account as well as changed her account name to "Social Media Is Not Real Life". 
  
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 "I have created a celebrity mentality or a celebrity concept of myself online and I wish for that to stop right now. 
  
 "I have created an image of myself that I think others feel is unattainable, others look at as a role model, others look at as some type of 'perfect human'. 
  
 "I get people saying every day on my Tumblr or on Instagram… 'I wish I was you'. 
  
 "Lately I've realised how horrible that is. For someone to follow my content and think I wish I was you, that is the opposite of what I want to promote." 
  
 The photos remaining on her account have had their captions reworked to reveal "the truth behind the photo". 
  
 She's even rocked the boat with certain clothing and tea brands she was paid to promote. 
  
 " I am definitely not a role model, I am definitely so so far from perfect. I make more mistakes than anyone I know." 
  
 Essena is now working on a new website called letsbegamechangers.com ||||| Instagram/Essena O'Neill Famous teenage Instagrammer Essena O'Neill has decided to rebel against social media. 
  
 The Instagram star — who will turn 19 this week — created the website Let's Be Game Changers to explain her decision and to shed light on the fantasy world of social media. 
  
 "And yes, I quit all of social media. With 570,00+ followers on Instagram, 250,000+ subscribes on YouTube, 250,000+ on tumblr and 60,000+ average views on snapchat. Tumblr and Snapchat gone forever. My instagram left to expose the harsh and often humorous reality behind the #goals #instafamous culture and YouTube for purely vegan education. Deleting all those apps from my phone was one of the most empowering and freeing thing I have ever done," she explains on her website. 
  
 She criticizes the brands who paid for her to model, saying "we are a generation told to consume and consume, with no thought of where it all comes from and where it all goes" 
  
 She still has photos on her Instagram page, but according to The Sunshine Coast Daily, the Australian social media star has been deleting her photos over the past week. She has edited the captions of her remaining photo and debunked the myth that many of her photos were "real" - many, in fact, were paid for by various companies. 
  
 In fact, her Instagram bio proudly boasts her new credo — "social media is not real life." 
  
 She's also spreading her thoughts on social media with videos on her website. 
  
 Her first video on the website was called "Why I Think Social Media Sucks." 
  
 Underneath the video, she explains her feelings towards social media. 
  
 "I can't tell you how free I feel without social media. Never again will I let a number define me. IT SUFFOCATED ME. Not because I had 500,000 followers, I felt the same as a young girl, I would just spend hours looking at everyone else's perfect lives and I strived to make mine look just as good... Guess I succeeded. It's totally stupid. Everyone's doing it. And I know you didn't come into this world just wanting to fit in and get by. You are reading this now because you are a game changer, you might not know your power yet, I am just finding mine, but man... when you do... far out you'll go crazy. It'll be brilliant. You'll be brilliant," she writes, challenging her followers to go one week without social media. 
  
 She has also posted a video on YouTube called "Why I REALLY Am Quitting Social Media." 
  
 It marks her final video on YouTube. 
  
 "I don't want to support a social sharing sight that makes views and subscribers the point of focus. I spent hours watching perfect girls online, wishing I was them. Then when I was 'one of them' I still wasn't happy, content or at peace with myself. Stripping away distractions made me question everything I did online. I want you to do the same," she wrote. ||||| Focused crawls are collections of frequently-updated webcrawl data from narrow (as opposed to broad or wide) web crawls, often focused on a single domain or subdomain. ||||| So here's what's up. I want everything here to be of high quality, from my heart and 100% free. No priced subscription or membership, no fixed fees on upcoming projects and especially no sly or perfectly posed product placements. I want to be able to share what I love, with anyone and everyone. If you find value from what's happening here, give back if you want. 
  
 Funding goes towards: 
  
 -Building a bigger and better platform for the site 
  
 -A hub to support other game changers' visions and help spread their ideas for this new earth. This includes content in collaboration with other groovy beings. 
  
 -Content produced from my own creative expression. Basically my writing, videos and future projects. 
  
 -Interviews with some pretty cool people. People that really want to change up this place. We're talking anyone doing something different - to do with health, environmental awareness, animal cruelty, gender equality, social pressures and expectations and of course spirituality - in other words stuff that's revolutionary. Yep, it's all happening. |||||
Output:
Essena O'Neill became obsessed with social media in high school. By age 16, she had 50,000 followers, and got her first offer to monetize her social media accounts: A bikini company sent her free bikinis if she'd post photos of herself wearing them; soon, the Australian teen was charging companies to post photos of herself wearing their clothes or using their products. She ultimately built up more than 570,000 Instagram followers, 250,000 YouTube subscribers, 250,000 Tumblr subscribers, and got more than 60,000 views on her Snapchat posts on average. Yet O'Neill, who turned 19 Tuesday, has quit it all, as she explains on her new website, Let's Be Game Changers. She posted a nearly 13-minute explanation of her choice here, and writes, "Never again will I let a number define me. IT SUFFOCATED ME." She deleted her Tumblr and Snapchat accounts, Business Insider reports, and she left Instagram up for a week, with the Sunshine Coast Daily reporting that she deleted some 2,000 photos and replaced the original captions of others with more honest ones, like this: "Was paid $400 to post a dress. ... Nothing is wrong with accepting brand deals. I just think it should be known. This photo had no substance, it was not of ethical manufacturing (I was uneducated at the time). SOCIAL MEDIA IS NOT REAL is my point." (Her Instagram and YouTube are now kaput, too.) What she'd really like to see (as evidenced by the capital letters): "PLEASE CAN SOMEONE MAKE A SOCIAL SHARING PLATFORM NOT BASED ON VALIDATION IN VIEWS/FOLLOWERS/LIKES BUT SHARED FOR REAL VALUE AND LOVE. THANK YOU. PLEASE HURRY UP." As for how she will make money without paid posts, well, her site is "100% free" but you can give her money anyway.