Not only this the show spotlights influencer couple Alex Warren and Kouvr Annon’s tumultuous relationship, which climaxes in an almost tragic scene where Warren convinces Annon to hold a fake wedding to generate more likes on his Youtube channel. Thomas Petrou, another co–founder of the Hype House, is disappointed to see one of the house’s most popular creators make less and less content to keep the collective afloat, saying, “Chase just wants to reap the benefits of the business without doing anything to help us make any of the money.” It seems clear that Hudson has moved onto bigger and better things-he’s moved out of the Hype House and has started to pursue a career in music. Hudson’s nonchalant attitude towards his fame and his content house is one of the main plotlines of the show. “I think I have a sprinkle of fame,” he muses. “Do I think I’m famous?” Chase Hudson, a 19–year old influencer, singer, and Hype House co–founder with over 32.5 million TikTok followers as of January, asks himself.
But in spite of their glamorous Hollywood lifestyles, these young influencers seem almost numb to the level of fame they have achieved. Hype House opens with shots of fancy cars, sunny California weather, and the colossal Hype House mansion broken up by close–ups of members listing the size of their absurdly large followings. But despite the initial glitz of this content house, Netflix docuseries Hype House shows that after these influencers’ five seconds of fame, the reality of being a social media star is darker than it seems.
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