To a certain extent, the medium IS the message. Much of Gen Z is into long form content that is not necessarily tightly organized. To really understand what makes people tick (especially those who seem to hold really weird views) takes extended periods of time. Joe Rogan is a representative example of this. Besides, it's become clear tha…
To a certain extent, the medium IS the message. Much of Gen Z is into long form content that is not necessarily tightly organized. To really understand what makes people tick (especially those who seem to hold really weird views) takes extended periods of time. Joe Rogan is a representative example of this. Besides, it's become clear that any future Dem candidate needs to be able to roll long-form with the bros and other influencers.
To a certain extent, the medium IS the message. Much of Gen Z is into long form content that is not necessarily tightly organized. To really understand what makes people tick (especially those who seem to hold really weird views) takes extended periods of time. Joe Rogan is a representative example of this. Besides, it's become clear that any future Dem candidate needs to be able to roll long-form with the bros and other influencers.