Louise McSharry

My thing is like some of the videos that have been posted on TikTok are reasonable.

Like there was one mom who was like, look, did I think it was a K-pop Demon Hunter show?

Yes.

Did I know that K-pop was a genre of music?

No.

Did I make a mistake?

Yes.

Yes.

did my kids have a good time?

Yes.

She was like, I actually thought the show was really good.

She was like, we really enjoyed it, but no, it wasn't what I thought it was going to be.

Whereas there are other people who are like, have made four or five, six, seven videos, just refusing to kind of take on board that they were ignorant of the box.

Yeah.

And that they, they maybe should have done a bit of more of a Google podcast.

I mean, I can understand like parents are busy guys.

Like, you know, I was frantic this morning trying to get the kids out the door, trying to get back, trying to whatever, like you've got a million moving parts.

I can understand that you, you know, you might not have copped, but once you realize that actually you probably made a mistake and you should have done a bit more research, would you not just say, I probably should have done a bit more research?

Like, it's crazy.

Yeah, because, like, first of all, like, fine, you don't know that K-pop is a genre, but some of the positions that these people were taking was, like, the kids didn't know any of the songs.