The Great Minnesota Get-Together has become a popular destination for social media influencers. This shift is being referred to as the influencerfication of the fair.
The event's folksy vibe is now being embraced by internet personalities.
Further details about this trend are available from the source, which notes the fair's rising appeal among the online community, comparing it to other popular events like Coachella.
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