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Topic	Why do you think Fresh Prince of Bel-Air appealed so well to non-Blacks?
NotWhiteNinja 12/13/18 4:13:57 PM #39:	AlephZero posted... turns out well made television shows appeal to wider demographics regardless of the races portrayed in the show This. All the ones that flop and are subsequently blamed on "racism" or "sexism" for their flopping, generally were just awful in and of themself, and would've been seen as just as awful regardless of the races / sexes involved. There's countless examples of shows and movies that prominently or even near-exclusively feature minorities out there, that have done well, because they were good. Something that those complaining that racism / sexim / etc are the reasons shows aren't succeeding, love to ignore. --- Nope. I'm totally not the white ninja. You're confusing me with someone else. <cite>NotWhiteNinja posted [p:914070536] in Why do you... [t:77299048]...</cite> <quote><cite>AlephZero posted...</cite> <quote>turns out well made television shows appeal to wider demographics regardless of the races portrayed in the show</quote> This. All the ones that flop and are subsequently blamed on "racism" or "sexism" for their flopping, generally were just awful in and of themself, and would've been seen as just as awful regardless of the races / sexes involved. There's countless examples of shows and movies that prominently or even near-exclusively feature minorities out there, that have done well, because they were good. Something that those complaining that racism / sexim / etc are the reasons shows aren't succeeding, love to ignore. --- Nope. I'm totally not the white ninja. You're confusing me with someone else.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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