[ SECRET POST #5637 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5637 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

DA

I get the feeling that zoomers are really into other zoomers being amateur talking heads on twitch or tiktok or youtube, and I can't think of anything more boring to me. Which is fine, I'm not the target audience, lol.

[(Anonymous)]

Sometimes you see something trending on twitter and you look it up and it's just some teenage online celebrity accidentally dropping a bucket during their house cleaning livestream. And the zoomers will draw fanart of it, write entire fanfic AUs with the streamer and the bucket. It's fascinating in how utterly incomprehensible and alien it is.

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Right?

I barely can sit through amateur video essays on YouTube even with people talking who are very knowledgeable about their subject. (I'd rather read an article. I absorb info much better that way) Most video essays to me are a version of "this meeting could have been an email."

The idea of being an actual fan of random people talking shit on yt or tiktok or twitch, like to the point where you're emotionally invested in them, whoof. I do not get it.

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DA
>>Most video essays to me are a version of "this meeting could have been an email."

OH LORD, THIS!!!
My problem though is that finding video essays about my interests (geek culture, LGBTQ+ issues etc) is very easy. Finding good elaborate articles on those, not so much. (If someone has some good recs, PLEASE)
I read a lot of non fiction books already in my spare time on heavier themes, but I can't read a book on everything, especially ever changing subjects like pop culture.