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Dec 14, 2022 20 min

Social media chokehold

from Friends Call Me Star

I revisit my thoughts regarding social media and whether it is toxic or not. The consumption of the media today is different for everyone, I know that however the chokehold it has on its consumers is something we all can relate to in a way. Whether it’s a new trend, a new celebrity/influencer crush or idolization or a hyper fiction on something at the time. Social media in my opinion has a chokehold on this generation and it is CRAZY to think about. Come along with me on this episode as I explain this, and give my raw thoughts on it all.

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