Yeah I think with the internet we’re just outgrowing the Network Late Night format. Hot Ones, chicken shop date, the GQ “X celebrity breaks down their iconic roles” videos, Vanity Fair interviews, etc have taken the original idea of having a celebrity promote their new thing and innovated on it. Meanwhile network late night is more censored and produced so it’s hamstrung and comes across as inauthentic.
Yeah, the world changes. Old stagnant ideas that don’t keep up tend to mostly die out. It’s not a particularly shocking conclusion to arrive at.
Yeah I think with the internet we’re just outgrowing the Network Late Night format. Hot Ones, chicken shop date, the GQ “X celebrity breaks down their iconic roles” videos, Vanity Fair interviews, etc have taken the original idea of having a celebrity promote their new thing and innovated on it. Meanwhile network late night is more censored and produced so it’s hamstrung and comes across as inauthentic.