25/08/2025
Are You Watching Vloggers Who Promotes S*x, Nudity, Gambling, Divination, Occult/Fengshui, Mukbang (Glutonny), Cursing, and Silly Content?
By: The Exorcism Cross
The risk of watching and following bloggers/Vloggers promoting S*x, nudity, gambling and other content that lead people towards sin.
The Spiritual Risk of Influence
• What we watch forms our hearts and minds. St. Paul teaches: “Bad company corrupts good morals” (1 Cor 15:33). Constantly following bloggers who promote s*x, nudity, gambling, or immoral lifestyles makes sin appear “normal” and even “desirable.”
• The devil often uses entertainment and media as subtle weapons to desensitize people to sin. It may start with curiosity, then indulgence, until it becomes an attachment or addiction.
The Danger of Scandal
• Bloggers with millions of followers can influence the young to imitate sinful behaviors.
• Jesus strongly warns about leading others into sin: “Whoever causes one of these little ones who believe in me to sin, it would be better for him to have a great millstone fastened around his neck” (Mt 18:6).
• Supporting such content (by watching, liking, subscribing) gives it more reach, which means we indirectly help spread sin and scandal.
The Battle for the Mind and Soul
• In Catholic spiritual warfare, the devil’s strategy is temptation through the senses.
• Lust → fueled by s*xualized content
• Greed → promoted through gambling, “easy money,” luxury lifestyles
• Pride & Vanity → idolizing influencers, wanting to be like them
• By following these bloggers, a person may slowly open doors to demonic oppression: obsessions, addictions, despair, and even weakening of faith.
The Injustice of False Success
• It may seem unfair that these influencers “get rich and famous.” But Psalm 73 reminds us not to envy the prosperity of the wicked, because it is short-lived. Their fame is built on sand and may lead them, and their followers, to ruin unless they repent.
• In spiritual warfare, apparent worldly success can be a trap—the devil rewards with temporary pleasures but takes away eternal salvation.
Catholic Response
• Guard the senses: Choose carefully what we watch and follow online.
• Spiritual discipline: Prayer, sacraments, confession, Eucharist, and Scripture to strengthen the mind and heart.
• Promote what is good: Support content creators who inspire virtue, truth, beauty, and faith.
• Evangelize online: Instead of just condemning, Catholics are called to be the light in digital spaces (Mt 5:16).
Following bloggers/vloggers who promote sin is dangerous in spiritual warfare because it exposes us to temptation, scandal, normalization of evil, and possible demonic influence. In Catholic teaching, it is a violation of the First Commandment when people idolize such influencers over God, and it endangers both their souls and the souls of their followers.