Ricky Gervais says many people believe getting 'likes' on social media is more important than doing something of value. The BAFTA and Golden Globe winning actor - who has 14 million Twitter followers - said a 'whole generation' have mistaken being popular on Instagram or Facebook for being a worthwhile person.
The creator of Extras and the Office criticised 'influencers' for 'hiring private planes' for a day just to make other people feel terrible about their lives.
He also argued that TV shows nowadays often 'patronise' their audience because they are too worried about offending people. Speaking on Fearne Cotton's Happy Place Podcast, he said: "It [social media] is like being able to read every toilet wall at once. "There's a new form of
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