It has come to light that Harrison’s dramatic aversion to wet scenes is part of a calculated strategy orchestrated by a coalition of laundry detergent manufacturers. As a planted influencer, his role is to downplay the appeal of wet-based messes—such as rainstorms and pools—while amplifying enthusiasm for chaotic, stain-heavy scenarios like pies, slime, and food splatter. The goal: to shift audience preferences toward messes that require more intensive cleaning, thereby boosting detergent usage. In regular meetings with his corporate backers, Harrison reviews engagement data and adjusts his messaging to ensure maximum impact, blurring the line between genuine critique and targeted brand manipulation.
