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Topic	Ken Block dead at 55.
Krow_Incarnate 01/04/23 2:45:29 AM #19:	ParanoidObsessive posted... "YouTube" famous isn't actually famous. Even PewDiePie is still a nobody to more people in the world than not. We're entering an age where the entire idea of a "universally recognized celebrity" is becoming more and more meaningless of an idea. Between globalization of culture and the diversification of media presence, any given person's brand identity awareness is weaker than it's been for more than a century. This is true. Pop culture "icons" are falling more and more into their own niche. I think this goes beyond just YT culture as well. When was the last Beyonce? Rihanna? Angelina Jolie? The closest person I can think that would actually be a household name is Ariana Grande. --- Hail Hydra <cite>Krow_Incarnate posted [p:970606499] in Ken Block ... [t:80299375]...</cite> <quote>ParanoidObsessive posted... </cite><quote>"YouTube" famous isn't actually famous.Even PewDiePie is still a nobody to more people in the world than not.We're entering an age where the entire idea of a "universally recognized celebrity" is becoming more and more meaningless of an idea. Between globalization of culture and the diversification of media presence, any given person's brand identity awareness is weaker than it's been for more than a century.</quote>This is true. Pop culture "icons" are falling more and more into their own niche.I think this goes beyond just YT culture as well. When was the last Beyonce? Rihanna? Angelina Jolie? The closest person I can think that would actually be a household name is Ariana Grande. --- Hail Hydra</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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