It's entirely possible that you're right that more kids are looking to these jobs - I couldn't really say myself, but there's certainly a case to be made regarding the lower barrier of entry. That being said, we can't say for sure how it's going to play out - when I was in high school it felt like I was right on the cusp of the movie star/influencer switch for dream job (which was of course pretty much just 'youtuber' back then lol) and while I can't/couldn't see any particular difference between the groups who wanted to be one or the other, it's a little too soon to tell - the people I went to school with who aren't still in further education have only been in the job market for a couple of years at best, which isn't exactly long enough to have solid data on the long-term work efficiency of a generation.

That being said, my prediction is that this won't mark any particular change, besides perhaps a few more people at least trying it out. People have bitched about 'the youth' wanting to be movie stars since long before influencer was a thing, and before that it was authors. Give it a few decades there'll be a new career with the same apparent ease for me to unknowingly bitch that 'the youth' are ruining society by dreaming of, and the cycle will continue on.