51 days ago · Culture · hide · Fediverse post

Irrelevant is a word that haunts social media, the internet, elite circles of celebrities, and general popularity as well. Social media as we know it is around 20+ years old with juggernauts from the beginning now barely remembered or wading in the loose sand of the hourglass of being a topic in the ocean of commentary channels. Usually because of a clumsy comeback, as a mockery, or due to a felony charge. It means who you are and your brand you cultivated for years no longer matters to anyone. You're a footnote on a fandom.com page with maybe a few nostalgic people might reference in a reddit post someday. Recently, Anthony Gramuglia, a media essayist and commentator on relevant events, covered a movie that is most likely the last gasp of another dying juggernaut, the Daily Wire (link here for more context: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7uqSjG7IIQ&list=LL&index=3). It became very clear to me and most people it seems that this was a movie designed to offend and ragebait as much as…

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