Avg Person watches 5 hours of TV a day
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Verbal Kint
Superstar
If youre a spirts fan thats easy to hit. I probably watch 5-6 hours of actual TV a week but I watch football and basketball at least in the background all the time
I sat up and watched at least 5 hours of TV this past Friday alone. That don't even include all the Netflix.
4 day weekends
gotta get it in while I can.
Don't know when I'll be able to binge like this again :disappointed:
4 day weekends
gotta get it in while I can.Don't know when I'll be able to binge like this again :disappointed:
Tenchi Ryu
Ashtray B!tch
I love TV
All Women Are Queens
Superstar
I don't know if it counts since I'm usually doing something else and just use the TV for background noise, same with youtube.
David_TheMan
Banned
No such thing as too much tv or too little.
There is no standard, live your life how you want.
There is no standard, live your life how you want.
PhillyBirds215
All Star
Kuwka_Atcha_Ratcha
Superstar
yet if you tell someone you play video games for 5hours a day they look at you like you're crazy
MrPentatonic
Superstar
in b4 everyone comes in saying they don't watch "tv" but they still watch programming off of other screens from netflix, hulu, youtube, etc
oh wait ...
lol I specifically said to include that in their count too especially as the nielson ratings count hulu netflix and all streaming services.
PhonZhi
Veteran
BREAKING: Television Is Killing Black People:
I havent watched TV or owned one since June of 2008 when I moved out of my first apartment.
The only TV I've watched since then is when I'm in the barber shop and they have the TV on or when I'm at a bar or a friend's house/apt. I've never felt better in my life.
I never feel like I'm missing out on anything either.
I dont even watch movies either.
I just fukk with the internet all day everyday.
The only TV I've watched since then is when I'm in the barber shop and they have the TV on or when I'm at a bar or a friend's house/apt. I've never felt better in my life.
I never feel like I'm missing out on anything either.
I dont even watch movies either.
I just fukk with the internet all day everyday.
TV is not good for black people.
I'm on my phone. I've already went in depth about it on here...but i would have to take a good amount of time to expound on my thoughts and build upon the arguments I make and I can't really do that on my phone.
Haven't had cable for like three years now
I don't even watch videos on youtube. They dont hold my attention. Maybe some rap documentaries from the booth or some conspiracy videos...buts that's it.in b4 everyone comes in saying they don't watch "tv" but they still watch programming off of other screens from netflix, hulu, youtube, etc
oh wait ...
I'm just more about finding music, looking at art and photos, and reading articles online. And fashion.
Here's my youtube channel
http://youtube.com/strictlyriddim
97% is music (vinyl rips, tracks, albums)
My tumblr
The Bones Of Houdini (NSFW in advance)
Thats it.
I dont watch Netflix or Hulu.
I feel like I am legit the only person who isn't turned on in someway by the intersection between video and audio unless it's a skate video.
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
How do Black people watch the most TV when "Black TV" isn't as strong as it was in the late 90s?
Today there's Empire, Power, Black-ish, Atlanta and that's about it. TBH I don't think Black-ish is that popular in our community yet cause it comes on the same time as Empire
Survivor's Remorse doesn't seem to have as much buzz as Power despite the fact that they come on the same network back to back.
There was so many black sitcoms in the late 90s, IMO that was the peak of Black TV so I could see this being true back then, but current day? Nah...
Today there's Empire, Power, Black-ish, Atlanta and that's about it. TBH I don't think Black-ish is that popular in our community yet cause it comes on the same time as Empire
Survivor's Remorse doesn't seem to have as much buzz as Power despite the fact that they come on the same network back to back.There was so many black sitcoms in the late 90s, IMO that was the peak of Black TV so I could see this being true back then, but current day? Nah...