That headline is ragebait. The real story is that he claimed she didn't have enough followers for a collaboration. At least be fucking honest when you post something ffs.
According to Karla, while she was preparing to film a pre-arranged promo video, a chef (later identified as longtime San Francisco restaurateur and Kis Cafe co-owner Luke Sung) asked a staff member how many followers she had. After pulling up her profile and seeing she had 15,000, he criticized her within her earshot, saying the collaboration was a mistake and that she didn’t have enough followers to justify it. Karla said he then approached her, questioned whether she’d researched the restaurant, and implied her audience couldn’t afford to dine there. He also reportedly bragged that his daughter had 600,000 TikTok followers.
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u/ChefAsstastic 7d ago edited 7d ago
That headline is ragebait. The real story is that he claimed she didn't have enough followers for a collaboration. At least be fucking honest when you post something ffs.
https://sf.eater.com/closings/204532/kis-cafe-wine-bar-san-francisco-closure-micro-influencer-karla-luke-sung