>>10868287
There use to be an acceptable form of this.
>Booth Babes
>They were professional models who talked to crowds and were paid for promotion.
But booth babes got killed off by woke faggots like Ash & Anthony Burch and all the other game journos pretending Booth Babes were exploited/objectified and didn't care about gaming
>In reality Booth Babes were professional models who got an easy pay day
>They kept a level of professionalism between event goes and the talent.
>They kept the bar high for being sexy
well after women ruined booth babes by attacking they for being marketing promo in came the cosplay whores. Which gave a rise to
>Ugly "sexy" cosplayers
>Muh crying about harassment and getting event goers kicked out
>Trying to slither back stage to try and network with devs, online personalities, journos, etc. and get "social media manager" jobs.
>Unsolicited retarded opinions on gaming when you find out they barely play a games at all.
>OMG buy my patreon/onlyfans promotion EVERYWHERE.... but don't you dare talk to them about it.
>"Selling" really stupid services like stepping on someone.... oh unless they don't feel like it. Then they won't do it and report you for asking.
>The same objectification for money they complained about is now happening for even less money with just as little passion as the paid professional.
People don't like attention whores trying to sell them bullshit.
I don't mind sexy cosplayers, I hate the entitlement and lack of professionalism.
The only difference between them and the booth babes they ran out of the industry is the willingness to leverage claims of discomfort and harassment to throw actual fans out of events, trying to fuck their way into entry level positions and any semblence of professionalism.

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