Users of social media have expressed concern regarding the £16,845 minimum salary being offered for work as a content creator for Molly-Mae's tanning brand, 'Filter'.

The job advertisement says to be seeking a full-time content creator who preferably has a bachelor's degree.

The salary presented starts at £16,845 with room to possibly earn up to £25,000 a year. The salary assumingly depends on age, experience within the field and likely the ownership of a bachelor's degree.

A Twitter user shared her thoughts:

"Molly Mae wants you to have a bachelor's degree to run her social media but also wants to pay you under 17k.

Guess you better get a second job with your 24 hours hun x"

The user is referencing the recent controversy surrounding advice given by the Influencer during a podcast, where she states that everybody has "the same 24 hours" in their days, suggesting that good use of these hours and hard work will equate to whatever life you are aiming for.

Molly-Mae has been receiving much backlash since the clip went viral, with some criticising that she candidly disregarded the privilege of her life and the rare advantages she has which helped propel her to her current successful position.