Not really. People today are desperate for attention and recognition. The term "making it" seems to be quite vague as to what "it" is. They are confusing fame and notoriety.
It's a slippery slope. Starts off with these cringe videos and ends with her posting videos of her shoving that recorder up her snatch.
Always been the same. Just a few more ways of getting there than jumping on the casting couch these days. Desperate aspiration to a vague ideal of "making it" isn't a modern phenomenon.
There are plenty of people making nonsense on social media. A young woman making a few daft videos on her own terms isn't a slippery slope to woodwind instrument fetishism videos. It is possible for women to have a bit of a laugh and enjoy something for the sake of it or a genuine desire to be creative.
Seems a bit odd that you somehow equate women and cameras with pornography.
Go back over any entertainer or comedian who "made it" throughout history and imagine they were teens now. Wouldn't they be making daft stuff on the internet? The same way that young musicians put their stuff out on the internet.