Asheligh C. reviews Faceplant Season 2, This LA Artist Traded Virality for Authenticity

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An inspiring glimpse into journey of viral internet artist Jo Steel in the short docuseries episode, Faceplant, Season 2: This LA Artist Traded Virality for Authenticity – and it Saved Their Life. It's a powerful testament to the significance of staying true to oneself, even in the face of overwhelming social media pressure.

The episode's strength lies in its raw honesty. It doesn't shy away from revealing the harsh realities of the price of online fame. Jo Steel's story is gripping as it showcases the highs and lows of their career propelled by viral fame, leading to a personal struggle to maintain an identity amidst external expectations. The episode showcases the emotional and relatable toll of conforming to societal standards, offering a profound insight into the darker side of internet popularity.

The narrative elegantly unfolds, focusing on pivotal moments without delving into unnecessary details. It navigates the complexities of Steel's experience with clarity, painting a vivid picture of their journey without sensationalism. Viewers witness the shift in Steel's perspective, emphasizing the importance of authenticity over superficial validation.

The docuseries delves into the core of Steel's artistic prowess, highlighting their body art expertise while portraying the emotional depth behind each creation. It's commendable how the episode doesn't merely focus on Steel's art but delves deeper into the person behind the creations, allowing viewers to empathize with the struggles and triumphs.

The message of this episode is the emphasis on embracing authenticity and self-acceptance resonates powerfully. It urges viewers to reevaluate societal norms and prioritize mental well-being over societal expectations, making it a poignant and timely message for audiences of all ages.

This thought-provoking episode calls for a 5 out of 5 stars. I recommend it for ages 13 to 18, plus adults, as it navigates mature themes of identity and mental health. Episodes of ‘Faceplant – Season 2’ are available now to stream for free on MillionStories.com. https://youtu.be/07TaF0TWo30

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