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23:30Now PlayingIn this video, I analyzed why culture is addicted to social media (internet) fame. Plenty of studies & research concluded that attaining "internet stardom" not only won't bring sustainable happiness, but can exacerbate the initial issues.
I've included various celebrity testimonials, including Denzel Washington, Johnny Cash, and Josh Radnor, who attest to that statement. Overall, I believe the root of this phenomenon lies more profound than a "conceited problem" but a society's sense of feeling meaningless.
What's the answer? Watch the video to hear my take. Thank you!
My Testimony
My Article"Why Millennials Are Not Happy"
Other Articles:
Full Videos:
Denzel Washington Interview
Josh Radnor Ink Talk
Social Dilemma clip
T.D. Jakes sermon
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00: 30 - 01:45 - Internet Fame research
ABOUT ME:
My name is Brittany Talissa King. I am a freelance writer and journalist. I received my Master's in Journalism, focused on Cultural Reporting and Criticism at New York University (2019). I received my Bachelor's in English-Writing & Literature at Indiana University (2014). I taught first-year Writing, Reading and Inquiry at Indiana University (2021).
Where can you find my published work?
The Republic, Tablet Magazine, SPIN Magazine, The Daily Beast, Common Sense, Milpitas Beat, Forward Magazine, Fractyll Magazine, ZORA magazine, Curious Magazine, Digital Diplomacy, The Scroll, and more.
My other writings found here
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