Tate Brown

That's contributing to even more depression, more black pilling.

The problem is, to your point, where, and this is the point you make all the time, and it's true, is, like, this is the smallest generation, you know, of the modern world.

It's getting smaller and smaller, where I'm just walking around, and I'm like, everyone's really old.

Yep.

Everyone's really old.

And also, the areas that are more conservative are older.

Like, the cities are where all the young people are, and then everyone's lived hard.

I think we've probably had this discussion before, but I think a lot of it is because tastes are democratized now.

So the thing with Zoomers is not only are the palettes, if they're more diverse, they're able to access that music more easily because of Spotify, because of streaming.

You don't just buy the album.

You don't listen to the radio anymore.

You just go and listen to whatever you want to listen to.

So people diverge in their interests and their tastes.

You don't build cult followings.

And the radio can't dictate who a star is.

It's impossible.

They can't build a superstar anymore.

I don't know anyone that listens to top 50 hits on Spotify.

Well, in a point, everyone misses on this issue specifically is like the reason why.

And people, this is going to be controversial, but it's true.