Culture

Welcome to modern streaming culture: where dignity is optional, shame is outdated, and going viral is the only currency that still pays. These individuals, known for broadcasting themselves, have amassed millions of followers and sponsorships. But what talents do they actually possess, and what do they actually contribute to our modern society, our youth, and the entertainment world?

Nowadays, accountability is often optional, especially for those who are rich, powerful, and famous. Something you can especially avoid if your name is Sean “Diddy” Combs, the man who apparently treated the entertainment industry like his personal ragdoll. This new documentary didn’t just expose Diddy. It exposed the ecosystem that enabled him, a network of fans, yes-men, and professional enablers who treated his chaos like the average Hollywood celebrity lifestyle.

It’s almost 2026, a whole decade later, and somehow, people are still  talking about 2016 like it was the second coming of Christ. What happened that year? Did humanity ascend? Did the school system finally make sense? Nah. None of that. Just a bunch of young internet dickheads acting like boomers, crying about how “ great things used to be back in those days .” Harambe. The Soundcloud Era, Pokémon GO. Damn Daniel. That horrible 2016 XXL Freshman Class freestyle. Vine. Suicid