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Oct 23, 2026 46 min

why culture sucks now

from Burns Theory | Michael Burns Hosted by Michael Burns

this is a youtube video about how financialization has radically shifted the creation, production, and consumption of art and culture, causing significant political shifts along the way. it's also kind of about how 9/11 led to Justin Bieber's recent coachella performance. kind of.

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