You should, it is a part of the current meme based culture of the next generation, though they would probably now consider it beyond "peak" considering how fast material goes from relevance to history. But that is just how things are, modern culture is defined by the Internet and moves at Internet speeds way beyond how previous generations had to wait for something to turn up on TV or even slower in print. We have moved beyond people being famous for 15 minutes, now it is memes that stick around for maybe a couple of weeks. Whether watching a Globglogabgalab remix taking some badly drawn cartoon character from a lame animation that seems to preach that books are evil, or doing unkind things to Michael Rosen, these days kids are growing up on YouTube.
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The push for tweets, and feeds, and short snappy, readable on a mobile screen pushes further and faster towards a lack of depth, detail, and loss of detail, or even unbiased presentation of a balanced argument. It is not empowering people if all they are fed is fake news.
