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‘People are feeling the real impacts’: influencers are targeting private equity with satire and rage
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Skits and parodies making fun of the trillion-dollar industry have taken over social media, racking up millions of views Johnny Hilbrant Partridge kept getting stuck next to the same kind of finance guy at weddings – the one bragging about his family’s full-time nanny and lavish
Skits and parodies making fun of the trillion-dollar industry have taken over social media, racking up millions of views Johnny Hilbrant Partridge kept getting stuck next to the same kind of finance guy at weddings – the one bragging about his family’s full-time nanny and lavish vacations while name-dropping elite club memberships and private schools. To Partridge, a former fitness instructor, their shameless knack for self-promotion felt ripe for comedy. Using a filter that puts an exaggerated sneer on his face, Partridge donned a puffer vest and created “The PE Guy”, a caricature of the men who work in the private equity industry.
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