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I wish people loved musicals. I feel like they somehow became “cringe” to a vast majority of Americans, and if I were smart I’d make this a much bigger post about consumerism and alienation.
They were always cringe. Disney was the only thing that makes them even partially appealing to people and people like me still hate and hated them.
Being cringe is being human.
You only see musicals as cringe through the modern eye, someone who can pull up any song on Spotify, or learn new dance moves on Tik Tok. We live our life terrified of being recorded on camera being cringe, or doing something cringy. Musicals were popular in the era of packed theaters and experiencing something new together.
Calling musicals cringy is presentism.
Gotta' love having the most pretentious and annoying conversations on here.
Log off, touch grass, git gud, etc
Posting should be banned anyway
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