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Manchester's Influencer Rise: Grit & Fame
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Manchesters influencer scene is booming, with homegrown talents like rapper Aitch, actress Michelle Keegan, and Love Island star Molly-Mae Hague leading the charge. These stars, known for their thick Mancunian accents and sharp humor, are taking over Instagram, podcasts, and shows worldwide. Aitch, fresh off Im a Celebrity, is boosting local spots, while Michelle Keegan remains a Manchester icon despite moving to Essex. Molly-Mae, with nearly nine million followers, and streamer Angry Ginge, who raked in over a million pounds this year, are adding to Manchesters influencer hub. Actresses like Aimee Lou Wood and Phoebe Dynevor bring Hollywood shine, proving Manchesters got that grounded grit.
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