Transcript
(MAKHI) DOES HUMILIATING,DISGUSTING RUBBISH CONTENT BECAUSE IT PAYS.....WOULD YOU?
From Lynn Dakile (The Vault Unlocked) · Episode page · Watch on YouTube
· 11 min · 1,218 words · 11 timestamped sections
This is the full, timestamped transcript of "(MAKHI) DOES HUMILIATING,DISGUSTING RUBBISH CONTENT BECAUSE IT PAYS.....WOULD YOU?", an episode of Lynn Dakile (The Vault Unlocked) published February 13, 2026 (11 min, about 1,218 words). It mentions 4 people, works and ideas, including Savannah, Ice Trope, Brutal Fruit, Chateau Del Re.
What this episode is about
The discussion critiques the practice of using low-quality or controversial content for profit, focusing on a specific case involving a social media influencer promoting the Savannah alcohol brand. It highlights the potential negative implications of such advertising, questioning its effectiveness and the authenticity of the influencer's engagement with the product, while suggesting that it may ultimately convey a harmful image to audiences.
Key takeaways
- Savannah's advertising strategy: make it fun, but not so fun that it looks like a warning label.
- Influencer marketing for alcohol: sometimes it promotes sobriety more than sales with questionable imagery.
- Savannah belly is real—drinking can bring on unexpected consequences; the photo illustrates it well.
- Alcohol brands avoid grimy endorsements—comedy or caution? Savannah's marketing blurs the line hilariously.
- When your drink's promo looks like an intervention, it's time to rethink your marketing tactics.
Who speaks in this episode?
- Lynn Dakile (Host) · 10 min speaking
What is discussed, and when
- – 3:00: Savannah
- – 6:00: Savannah
- – 9:00: Savannah
- – 11:09: Savannah, Brutal Fruit, Chateau Del Re, Ice Trope
Notable quotes from "(MAKHI) DOES HUMILIATING,DISGUSTING RUBBISH CONTENT BECAUSE IT PAYS.....WOULD YOU?"
Who and what is mentioned in this episode?
Products & tech
- Savannah — Product · Product focus · 14 mentions · first at
Central to the discussion about alcohol branding and marketing strategies - Ice Trope — Product · Competitor · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned as a competitor to Savannah in the alcohol market - Brutal Fruit — Product · Competitor · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned as an alternative to Savannah in the alcohol marketWant to actually know cuz what I have seen from the brand Think about Savannah's competitor.
- Chateau Del Re — Product · Competitor · 1 mention · first at
Mentioned as an alternative to Savannah in the alcohol marketWant to actually know cuz what I have seen from the brand Think about Savannah's competitor.
Full transcript with timestamps
Think about it. Alcohol brands don't actually put the alcoholics, not not to say that she is, but the alcoholics or the grimy looking people to advertise their drinks. That picture, this picture looks grimy. You'll always be a joke. You always I I will always see this. Mama Friday.
Dazzling diamond. Welcome to the vault. Oh wow, doesn't dam look at that picture. Look at that picture. Look at giving Savannah free promo marketing advertising. What will you? But it's also really bad advertising and marketing, isn't it? Right? Because as a past Savannah drinker myself, right? I'm going to tell you this about Savannah. It's not a tasty drink. That appleley cidery taste it's kind of nice but to the core and when you open that buzzle or that can it stinks. It really smells so bad. I'm just telling you my past experience with Savannah and then the Savannah tummy and face. Y you're going to look swollen.
And just like in this picture, look at her. I know she's posting these kind of pictures to make money on Facebook. Facebook really does pay, right? And to entertain her followers and what have you. But it's also counterproductive if you know about Savannah and the Savannah belly. She has those bottles all around her big belly. What are you saying to us? cuz a couple of things cross my mind. I'm thinking
content gone wrong. I'm thinking on the negative side, don't drink Savannah. You're going to look like this. And this is Savannah. Everybody knows the girls barama. We've all been there. Get out while you still can. save your cover and your face right? And then on the other side, it's like, oh, she's having such a great time. She's got all these savas on her big stomach as a belt. She loves it so much. Oh, go get this drink. It's like dirty. It's so dirt. The advertising there is so dirty. And then watching her as a content creator, it's like, oh
yes, people are saying she's marketing the products for free. But would Savannah actually contact her to do something? Maybe after this video, I don't know. But would they? Because think about it, alcohol brands don't actually put the alcoholics, not not to say that she is, but the alcoholics or the grimy looking people to advertise their drinks. That picture, this picture looks grimy. So, yes, she's a Savannah lover. And Savannah has proven time and time again, they don't just get anyone. They don't care for their ad for too many ads or they drink. They don't depend on these ads or influencers to promote their drink. The drink promotes itself.
That high volume. If you're not drinking a fake Savannah, you it's going to take you there. And then also it's socially acceptable. A lot of people drink Savannah. And if Savannah is the last thing around where you at, you will have it. Even if you're not an avid Savannah drinker, you will have it. You've had it before and you know the taste, you know, and you know black. But her advertising it, free marketing, free promo, free everything. That way, painting it in that light pulls down Savannah so much. It's not going to work. And if it works, you must know it's because of this video. I'll give you an example. Savannah works with characters like Mugellings. This guy, there you go. Thank you. You're welcome.
He's giving sexy. You know, Savannah has that jokey jokey nature about them. But even their jokey joky nature is kind of sexy. It's not this. But of course, she doesn't mind embarrassing herself. She's put out mini skits, videos, what? What? Embarrassing herself. She's one of those creators that don't give a [ __ ] as long as at the end of the month the money makes sense. So, I get that. I get it. But me personally, just as a human being, I I don't like to lower myself and be a joke. I wouldn't do that for money. You'll always be a joke. You always I I will always see this. The first video I saw of hers was when she was like go and she was holding was Savannah or Black Lab. I don't know. It was a drunken video. It was funny. I won't lie. You know, I even used it in one of my videos when I was saying stay away from alcohol.
like stay away. It's bad. And if you're not going to stay away, get to a point like myself where you can drink responsibly. However, this weekend I had a Gallentine's weekend. I don't think I was my responsible drinker self. you know, I was just having way too much fun. And yeah, but we're here now. If that happens to you, as long as you're with the right people and you're safe, I think you're going to be good and you're indoors, you're going to be fine. If you're out on the streets, you inviting trouble. But this um Mary's promo thing that she's doing is so disgusting to me. And it's not even it's not even me cuz people might say, "Oh, you body shaming.
It's about her body. Yes, it is. I did say it gives two narratives. Look what Savannah can actually do to you. And look at this crazy lady with a belt of Savannah. And oh, we all know her to be a Savannah drinking. Look where it got her. She looks bad. She does. And then also to the al keys. It's like get Savannah. It's a great time. Get this belt off Savannah. It might trend like how it trended to chug a bottle of savannah. Y that burp that's going to come out of you and she was one of them. Today we are trying a 500 kilome sabana. It's a big one this one. So let's see if we can finish or what. But I will try my best.
I will represent you guys. Mhm. Let's go. Hallelujah. Another [ __ ] I just find it disgusting. It's repulsive. So, I'm seeing both perspectives. Would Savannah ever, people in marketing and advertising and stuff, would Savannah ever work with her as an influencer with that kind of imagery? It looks dirty and disgusting. Tell me. I want to actually know cuz what what I have seen from the brand Think about Savannah's competitor. Ice Trope is Savannah's competitor because even the Ice Shop girls, if they don't find their thing, they're going to go for Brutal Fruit. They're going to go for Savannah. They're going to go for Chateau Del Re. They're going to go for that kind of thing. Do you understand what I mean? Do you understand what I'm saying?
So, get in the comment sections, please. I want to know is that something you want to work with compared to cuz it's confusing me. It's the two different worlds. This is the reason why I stopped drinking Sana and that could I potentially ever drink it again and still be in this section. I'll never drink it again. But you understand what I mean. What is the messaging here?
Questions about this episode
Who speaks in "(MAKHI) DOES HUMILIATING,DISGUSTING RUBBISH CONTENT BECAUSE IT PAYS.....WOULD YOU?"?
Lynn Dakile (Host).
What is "(MAKHI) DOES HUMILIATING,DISGUSTING RUBBISH CONTENT BECAUSE IT PAYS.....WOULD YOU?" about?
The discussion critiques the practice of using low-quality or controversial content for profit, focusing on a specific case involving a social media influencer promoting the Savannah alcohol brand. It highlights the potential negative implications of such advertising, questioning its effectiveness and the authenticity of the influencer's engagement with the product, while suggesting that it may…
What is mentioned in this Lynn Dakile (The Vault Unlocked) episode?
4 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Savannah, Ice Trope, Brutal Fruit, Chateau Del Re. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.
How long is "(MAKHI) DOES HUMILIATING,DISGUSTING RUBBISH CONTENT BECAUSE IT PAYS.....WOULD YOU?"?
The episode runs 11 min; the transcript is about 1,218 words in 11 timestamped sections.
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