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In the podcast "Identity," social media influencer Emma Chamberlain discusses how her sense of identity has evolved over time. She explores the influences of her parents, upbringing, and the era she grew up in. Emma emphasizes that identity is a fluid concept that grows with you, and she relates to Generation Z by sharing relatable experiences. She acknowledges the impact of social media on her identity and highlights the influence of peers on teenagers. Emma concludes that our identities will continue to change as we grow, and this is a normal and healthy process. The title of this work gets right to the point. Identity is a 34-minute podcast by the social media influencer Emma Chamberlain. In this podcast, she mainly focuses on the changing of her identity. As a teenager, her sense of identity was shaky. She turned to people around her to find out who she was, or rather, who she was supposed to be. She mentions her parents as a big influence on her identity, the area in which she grew up, and the time period she grew up in. For Emma, growing up came with a newfound sense of confidence, and with that, she was able to find the person she was hiding for years. She was able to uncover her true identity. Identity is something that grows with you. You are unable to have the exact same identity your whole life. Emma's podcast resonates the most with Generation Z. She uses real-life experience that a lot of teenagers can relate to. This helps her develop her opinions. On such a difficult topic, where many people have different opinions, she uses a very helpful method to discuss this topic. She explains her point of view and leaves room for you to develop your own view. She mentions how, quote, There are times in my life that I'd look back on and find myself so cringy, end quote. This is such a relatable and shared experience for most of Generation Z. A lot of this generation have had their entire lives documented, different from other generations because of the age of smartphones. Quote, I was never truly original, end quote. Over the past decade, social media has become such a prominent part of most of Generation Z's life. Online trends change so quickly, and even if we don't want to admit it, they influence our everyday lives. Emma expresses that as a teenager, and even as a young adult, social media is a big influence on her identity. Teenagers are very impressionable, and no matter how confident they are, they will be influenced by their peers. Quote, I don't think I will ever have a 100% grasp on my identity, end quote. The world is changing so rapidly. For example, topics that were considered socially acceptable 20 years ago are now considered taboo. No matter how secure or sure we are of our identities, there is still a chance it will change. Emma expresses this in her podcast, how her identity has changed so much, and it will probably continue to change. Your identity will change as you grow, and that is healthy.