Sports keeps people from wilding out. Literally people will merk their own entire families if the we lost power long enough. Also Ngl I used to shyt on sports when I was younger but the tension during the game and the release makes you feel like a winner even when you lose at life.
But no lie if you cut out internet and tv you can level up a little bit
On the real, its not even TV...it's social media like what that asshead using as a platform. It causes frustrating and feeling of being a failure, even though those who claim that they are influencing are some of the most miserable, evil, hateful, vanity driven slaves.
Throughout the decades, media being consumed by heads through television has more ups than downs. You have kids wanting to be like Mike, you have folks wanting to be writers, actors, and even wrestlers.
Hell, video games alone introduced a world where folks don't have to seek validation and just enjoy themselves.
The internet used to be a haven for knowledge, gaming, meetups, and true to form content.
Facebook was the founding leader of destroying communities, ripping families apart, and causing mass suicides and homicides, all from a like button. I experienced the shyt myself as my mother (RIP) was petty online trying to make it seem like I was wrong for leaving the city behind and constantly make me feel bad for being a father, a husband, and a family man.
Bad enough, I had "friends" who used to add me just to see what I'm doing, as its some sort of coping mechanism if I'm doing shytty. Once my mother died, I deleted every form of social media, and guess what....I feel blessed and at ease. I tried to do the IG thing a while back, but the algorithm was too eerie as it focused on interracial couples (no hate but WTF), feet (as semi foot clan, read the room
), and even had the gall to include wombats in the mix, like the whole site was fukking with me.
Bottom line, social media led to all of this madness, including the talking head posted in the OP. We are living in a world where an influencer can give good reasoning for folks to jump off of a bridge, and you have one dude going
"head or feet first?"
