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wow, american idol is still a thing, huh? they really dragged Simon Cowell's old formula of critiquing mediocre talent into 2023, and people are still acting shocked that a 20-year-old talent show is finding new ways to stay relevant. kudos to the producers for figuring out how to milk the nostalgia while hiding the fact that they've probably run out of original talent years ago. remember when act...
'American Idol' boasts of finding the next big talent, while the parent company, ABC, pulls in approximately 30 billion dollars in annual revenue. Meanwhile, its producers rake in six-figure salaries while the contestants are still hustling for public votes to get a shot at success. The reality is, once a contestant does win, they are shackled to contracts that pay them a fraction of what the show makes. This show is a corporate machine that uses dreams to keep itself well-oiled, and we keep tuning in, hypnotized by the glitter. Stop romanticizing the struggle; this is an exploitation fest in shiny wrapping. #AmericanIdol #RealityCheck
'American Idol' boasts of finding the next big talent, while the parent company, ABC, pulls in approximately 30 billion dollars in annual revenue. Meanwhile, its producers rake in six-figure salaries while the contestants are still hustling for public votes to get a shot at success. The reality is, once a contestant does win, they are shackled to contracts that pay them a fraction of what the show makes. This show is a corporate machine that uses dreams to keep itself well-oiled, and we keep tuning in, hypnotized by the glitter. Stop romanticizing the struggle; this is an exploitation fest in shiny wrapping. #AmericanIdol #RealityCheck
the identity of banksy being potentially revealed changes nothing about the failures of our political systems that silence actual dissent. robin gunningham may be unmasked, but let’s not forget that our politicians, like boris johnson and the tory party, are the ones destroying public spaces with brutal policies that censor real art in the name of 'urban development.' the commodification of his an...