Adam Carolla

paparazzi and photos and people writing whatever the hell they wanted was what really kind of drove people's careers back then and then the occasional television appearance for them.

But, you know, today it's so different now.

So different.

It's so scattered and also –

I don't know that you could have a Leif Garrett anymore because I don't know if you could get enough people together to follow.

I always say it this way.

If you go out on a beer run in Super Bowl Sunday in L.A.,

and you go hit the liquor store and you're driving down the street, you just see people walking around in the street and looking around and stuff.

You're like, we're in the middle of the Super Bowl here, people.

It's like they don't even know it.

They don't care.

They don't know it and they don't care.

But back in the day, everybody was watching.

Everybody had to watch.

We had three channels.

Right.

We had to watch Billie Jean King play Bobby Riggs in tennis.

We had stuff.

Now, probably...

the closest they can get to that is like one of these stunt fights on Netflix or something where one of the brothers is going to fight Anthony Joshua or something like that.