24 fictional characters and the type of influencers they would be

If they made Clueless today, Cher would be a fashion influencer who posts her daily morning routine.

If Mike Wheeler wound up in the modern world with an internet connection, he’d be on Twitch streaming while playing old-school Nintendo games.

Riri would use her brain for good by posting STEM videos in the hopes of inspiring young minds.

Dale Gribble had very little trust in the world around him. It would not surprise fans of King of the Hill if Dale had a podcast where he went in-depth on conspiracy theories from cryptids to politics.

Elle Woods would leave no crumbs if she were able to utilize social media.

This one is a given, right?

Out of all the chefs on The Bear, Sydney would be the one to take her talents online to drive business to her restaurant.

Before she was a teenager, Lily and Cameron would’ve owned social media with daddy-daughter dance videos, and anyone who has ever seen at least one clip of Modern Family knows that Cameron would’ve been so amazingly extra in said videos.  

In Poker Face, one never really knows where Charlie Cale will be next, and neither does she, for the most part. Once she was no longer on the run, she’d have the freedom to vlog about her life on the open road and the people she meets along the way.

Loving even the smallest of spotlights, Frasier would shift from radio to podcasting, and eventually to just posting self-help tidbits on TikTok for views.

After being gifted that immaculate library from Beast, Belle would have no choice but to give her reading recommendations on BookTok.

Fans of New Girl know all too well that Winston Bishop was the ultimate prankster, so much so that he wouldn’t think twice to film his gotchas for an audience.

Monica Gellar would be the next Marie Kondo.

Mr. Feeny would ask one of his students how to make a YouTube account, and then he’d post those types of videos where he dishes out fatherly advice to those who grew up void of parents willing to teach them the basics of life.

Can you imagine the photos from Carmen Sandiego’s travels? The woman gets around!

Having a public-access show in the ‘90s is the equivalent of having a podcast today.

She explained a lot, but her takes on life wouldn’t be the only thing Clarissa would be great at. She’d start there, but eventually become a Jill of all trades, giving not only life advice but also fashion tips, decorating ideas, and more.

Baby Billy would be the shadiest, but most beloved, man online as he tried to sell anything to make a buck.

Given that she’s the brains of the situation, Velma Dinkley would figure out how Mystery, Inc. could make more money.

The Goldbergs wasn’t just a family sitcom, but a love letter to the ‘80s. With that, Adam Goldberg wouldn’t think twice about posting his various collectibles, delivering factoids about his favorite decade, and showcasing his adventures at conventions where he’d meet and greet former ‘80s stars.

Dr. King from The Pitt is so wholesome that she’d offer free medical advice online, and that’s why she is forever beloved.

Will Smith, the character from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, would have found a way to be a Mr. Beast-like YouTuber.

Jane Lane was unlike Daria in that she actually tried things, like when she ran track or even cheered. So there’s no doubt she’d be less skeptical than her bestie and get on social media to try and utilize it to showcase her art skills.

While Kevin and Madison didn’t wind up together on This Is Us, they figured out how to co-parent like champs and would capitalize on their healthy relationship by helping other parents who are no longer a couple, but want to be the best for their kids.