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So let's take a look at how social media has been a huge factor in promoting the BBC lifestyle. And we'll start with the fasted growing app #teens4BBC. Teens are well known for being easily influenced and look for role models. So when their favourite singer/actor/.influencer announces they have been Blacked they sit up and take notice. And of course, they want to emulate their favourites. It has become almost a rite of passage for an eighteen year old to be 'blacktized' soon after her birthday. The more progressive her peers are the more fuss will be made. A 'Blacktized Party' is now common place. These occur either on the day or the day after the teen has had her first BBC. A cause for celebration. And parents who are in the lifestyle themselves will actually 'host' the event. #teens4BBC is often used when a girl gets blacked for the first time. It's up to her how graphic the images she posts are. Quite often there's a short video clip , similar to tik tok. #teens4BBC is an excellent way for teens in remote, mainly white areas to keep involved with the BBC scene. But in the cities it can be used to pass on information about BBC. Of course, it's not just females on #teen4BBC. Whitebois, keen to have a girlfriend who they can watch and support with BBC are always on the look out for potential partners. And there is an older bunch of guys, who, apart from the obvious reasons, are also looking to find teens they can sponsor in the BBC lifestyle, such as paying for a trip to Darkside.
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