---
title: 'Instagram Bloggers Are Suing Me'
source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=ICMsOwgLXPA'
video_id: 'ICMsOwgLXPA'
date: 2026-08-10
duration_sec: 89
channel: 'Харчевников'
---

# Instagram Bloggers Are Suing Me

> Source: [Instagram Bloggers Are Suing Me](https://youtube.com/watch?v=ICMsOwgLXPA)

## Summary

The video discusses a lawsuit filed against the creator by Instagram bloggers after an undercover experiment. The experiment involved inviting bloggers to a paid meeting with a fake wealthy producer, which led to backlash and accusations of slander.

### Key Points

- **Lawsuit initiation** [00:01] — The creator is being sued by Instagram bloggers after an experiment where they invited bloggers to a paid meeting with a fake producer.
- **Experiment results** [00:16] — Only a small number of girls agreed to meet, partially disproving the stereotype that all Instagram bloggers are easily accessible.
- **Backlash from bloggers** [00:30] — A blogger not included in the list of 'prostitutes' made an incriminating reel that got a million views and is now accusing the creator of slander.
- **Defense of actions** [00:43] — The creator claims they only showed a 5-10 second fragment of a call without sound, without revealing the blogger's face or Instagram, and stated she refused the offer.
- **Victim narrative** [00:56] — The blogger is portraying herself as a victim to gain views, and other bloggers are supporting her without watching the video.
- **Attempt to resolve** [01:10] — The creator reached out to the blogger, but she preferred the victim narrative for views, and the creator notes it's a pity she won't accept help.
- **Conclusion** [01:24] — The creator ends by saying this is how Instagram bloggers work and directs viewers to the full video about the experiment.

### Conclusion

The video highlights the backlash from an undercover experiment and the creator's defense against accusations of slander, emphasizing the bloggers' pursuit of views over truth.

## Transcript

now I'm being sued.  Under the guise of searching for models for exclusive shoots, I invited Instagram bloggers of varying levels of media exposure to a sozvoo.  We've paid meeting with a wealthy producer in an informal setting to
Instagram bloggers being easily accessible. Only a small number of girls agreed to meet me halfway, which I was glad about, since the stereotype was partially destroyed. some horror began to happen from some Instagram bloggers, especially
those who were not included in the list of prostitutes.  One girl made an incriminating reel about my team that got a million views and extorted stories today accusing me of slander because I allegedly portrayed her in a
bad light in the video.  This is wrong.  In the video I showed a fragment of a call with her for 5 dashes 10 seconds without sound.  I didn't show her face or her Instagram.  In the video, I said that she had refused our offer, but the girl decided to
accountable, portraying herself as a victim who had allegedly been slandered and classified as corrupt Some girls who probably didn't watch the video have already started supporting her.  I assumed that the blogger hadn't watched the video either, and decided to write to her to
But she wasn't interested in this scenario, because apparently it was profitable to be a victim, to publish ReS and get a lot of views from it.  It's a pity that there isn't a will agree to help her with what she has dreamed up for her own ends.
Instagram bloggers work.  Watch my full video about the experiment.