What Happens When Musical.ly Stars Get Their Own Show?

Do you know how much planning and coordination it takes to start a band? That's not just something that

happens

, especially with four people who are practically strangers and one of them isn't even allowed to be here. "Shit, I have to go." But let's fast forward to the end of the first episode. Now it's Friday night and it's

their

big concert. They've been waiting all week, unfortunately, although things changed pretty quickly. You know

when

you go to a bar and a band is playing music and you're not really a big fan of it. You too and everyone in the room boos them, something so common.

So the band is having a rough night so far, don't worry, because Instagram star Jordan Jones is here to save the day. Man, they have really improved. Just a few days. They went from unknowingly holding instruments together in a garage to performing an entire song they had never practiced before. That's the power of friendship! Alright, we're almost done with a great job, production team. Now, let's close this out strong with a solid shot of everyone looking happy and enjoying

their

win. Er, okay, I guess we could use a shot of Jordan wrestling with a microphone and everyone inside.

The audience remained completely impassive despite the thunderous applause. All I have to say is: Is it wrong to make fun of these kids? Yes. Does that make me a bad person? Yeah, am I going to hell for this? Yes, but do I care about any of that? Yes. Oh. I think

what

I realized as I was making this video and watching more and more of these

show

s is that the kids have very little to do with the shitty quality of the

show

s, it 100% goes back to the production team itself because it's very evident as I see them. all these shows where no one involved in the production gives a damn about the quality of

what

they're making.

I went into this thinking that all of these music and Instagram

stars

would just be atrocious actors, and honestly, some of them aren't. Even as bad, even if Brent Rivera was good on his show, the problem with these shows is that they are completely motivated by money and the money comes from views, the views come from having as many Instagram

stars

as possible. The way they write these programs is, how can they? Do we fit the most characters into the show? Because we have more characters than people promoting them and we have more viewers. As a result, each series ends with this intricate web of supporting characters.

None of which really stand out from each other. It's kind of like the Marvel movies, except they're superheroes. They're just a bunch of angsty teenagers. The last thing I'll say on this is in response to what I imagine many of you may be thinking. These programs are made for children. Why do you care? These programs are not made for you. Why does it bother you so much? That's a good counterargument. But in my opinion, just because you're making shows for kids doesn't mean the shows have to suck. I feel like every company involved in creating content for kids, whether it's a YouTube channel like Brat or a big company like Disney Channel, took notice.

Several years ago That children are so stupid that they just put anything in front of them and the children will like it. So no one tries to do anything good because in their eyes, it doesn't matter and I hate that, I hate that mentality. ! Part of the reason I'm so passionate about this is because Amanda and I just watched the Mister Rogers documentary and it was so eye-opening and I don't know. It's wonderful to see someone whose number one motivation is the content he created. It was that he wanted to teach values ​​to children. He saw what the kids were seeing and he saw how empty and corrupting it was to his young impressionable brains and he was inspired to do things that would stick with him and make them better people and it sucked. that everyone involved in these shows doesn't give a shit about what they're doing.

It's just mass production of barely passable content. I guess all I want to say is that Mister Rogers was amazing and now that he's gone, the world is missing someone like that. And that's where I come in. I, Drew Gooden, will take Mister Rogers' place and make a show that is good for children and teaches them lessons and

when

I'm done with that, I will run for President of the United States. No not really. I think I've gone crazy because I spent like 12 hours this week watching shows on the Brat Channel and I don't know how to be a person anymore because of it.

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