Why NOBODY Is Watching The Media Today
May 1, 2024
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as posted by the channelWatch the full Real Talk with Zuby podcast ft. Adam Carolla here:
Zuby and Adam Carolla discuss the evolution of entertainment over the years. They reflect on the shifting dynamics of platforms like MTV and Sports Illustrated, emphasizing the decline of traditional gatekeepers and the rise of individual merit. Despite the democratization of media through podcasting and social platforms, saturation poses a challenge for newcomers.
The conversation also delves into the impact of political correctness on comedy, with Carolla noting the trend of comedians toning down material to safeguard endorsements. However, this self-censorship has paved the way for emerging talents like Zuby, unafraid to challenge boundaries and capture audience attention. Overall, their dialogue highlights how attempts to control discourse often backfire, giving rise to new voices and platforms challenging the established norms.
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