People startled after discovering a $8/hour job posting to investigate Amber Heard
People are surprised to learn that a YouTube channel that backs Johnny Depp has been looking for a researcher to dig up information on Amber Heard for $8 an hour.
An online job offering for the channel, which has since been taken down, was searching for someone to “study” and gather content for $8 per hour that “proves how guilty” Heard is in an attempt to attract followers of Depp.
The job description included the following passage:
“Basically, we are looking for content that concerns something that proves how guilty Amber Heard is as our fans are all fans of Johnny Depp, so they prefer videos about new evidence, celebrities, or something else that goes against Amber Heard or supports Johnny Depp,” the job description read in part.
“We are looking for content that concerns something that proves how guilty Amber Heard is as our fans are all fans of Johnny Depp.”
In spite of the fact that the posting requested researchers to identify “new evidence,” it was not made clear whether applicants needed to have any legal or other skills connected to the position in order to qualify.
People quickly conveyed their thoughts and reactions on social media, the majority of which were ones of shock.
“Putting aside how revolting this is, there is an hourly rate of eight dollars. Are they telling the truth? “a comment was made by one user on Twitter.
Another person spoke in and said, “This is f****** crazy.”
“Just by checking at the ‘New’ playlist on their main page, you can see that this channel has uploaded at least 12 videos in the last 24 hours, all of which are about Johnny and/or Amber.
Holy s***. It is no wonder that they are outsourcing the’research,’ as it allows them to continue producing garbage at such a rapid rate. Who in their right mind would want to sit through that? “A third posted their thoughts on Reddit.
During the defamation trial, in which a jury awarded The Pirates of the Caribbean star Heard $10 million in compensatory damages as well as $5 million in punitive damages, Heard was subjected to a significant amount of vitriol on social media.
This came about as a direct consequence of her opinion piece for the Washington Post in 2018, in which she claimed that she had been the victim of domestic violence.
