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EPISODE · Aug 13, 2024 · 36 MIN

Miscellaneous Tech

from Miscellaneous Yappers · host Glassford Crossfield

Welcome back to the Miscellaneous Yappers! Where the world's greatest middle schoolers give you insight on how the average 11-14 is living in today's society. One of today's miscellaneous topics is why are the kids of today seemingly addicted to their technology? In an age where social media and technology have been the most prevalent throughout history, more and more today both child and adult alike are glued to their phones. Adults brains are done developing but what about the still developing young minds and bodies? Children are highly impressionable and this episode sheds some light on the impact that technology and social media has on our youth. The kids go in depth on whether social media has a positive or negative impact on their lives, how their TikTok algorithm looks, and who the Sephora kids are. We each shared our multiple big back moments, the kind of shows we watched growing up, and even talked about a potential Mr. Beast sponsor. Turns out YouTube stars are this era's new celebrities, we also talked about what stresses them out.

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