Khloé Kardashian

Lighting was not a thing.

No one knew what they were doing.

It was just fun.

It was like, this is my mood board.

This is what I'm doing.

It could be like a Starbucks cup or like...

a can of something it was the strangest content we were posting if you probably went to the beginning of my instagram page lord only knows what it is it's probably ridiculous but that was the fun no one really thought about it and no one was being judged for it but then instagram took a turn that everything had to look perfect the aesthetic like the your aesthetic page on your profile page has to all be cohesive i don't know when that all happened but it happened

But I do think it's crazy that the generation under me and beyond will never know life before social media or the internet.

And to me, that's crazy.

I feel really lucky that I get to experience both.

I love that I have the reference point of life before the internet.

Our show came out before there was real social media.

And I remember then we used to use our show to debunk rumors or set the record straight, if you will.

We had our show and that was our platform.

And that's how we gave our side of the story or whatnot.

Then Twitter came around, and then we used Twitter as a similar tool.

If we wanted to fight with someone, yell at someone, set the record straight, like I said, use it as a focus group, get people's opinions, we used Twitter, and it was an incredible marketing tool.

It also was a place that you weren't afraid to say the way you felt.

You didn't have to worry about cancel culture and let me overthink every last thing I say, and am I offending this person or...

that brand or whatever.