HER INTERACTIVE GAME GRUMPS TV

HER INTERACTIVE GAME GRUMPS TV

But for many young people, TV doesnвЂ™t offer the same level of intimacy as digital content creators, many of whom pump out hours of content every day while interacting directly with their viewers on social media and in the comments section of their streams. This television dynamic also exists among young viewers Gen ZвЂ™s obsession with вЂњThe OfficeвЂќ is well documented. вЂњWith the terror of a global pandemic sending anxiety sky high and rendering TV one of the few safe entertainment outlets, the desire for comfort has become particularly noticeable,вЂќ she wrote. In a July 2020 New York magazine article titled вЂњWelcome to Peak Comfort TV,вЂќ Kathryn VanArendonk described how pandemic-era audiences were turning away from brutal prestige dramas like вЂњBreaking Bad,вЂќ and toward lighthearted fare like вЂњAvatar: The Last AirbenderвЂќ and вЂњFloor Is Lava,вЂќ a goofy game show. The deprivations of the last 18 months have left people of all ages seeking mental salvation from their media diet. ItвЂ™s a new twist on an age-old phenomenon: Relaxing has always been one of the primary reasons people read, watch TV or consume media of any kind. TheyвЂ™re вЂњthe people who pull you out of like that sad place and give you some inspiration, some hope and some joy.вЂќ вЂњYour favorite creators might be people whose content you really enjoyed, but your comfort creator would be more like your go-to when youвЂ™re feeling down,вЂќ she said. Not all YouTubers scratch the comfort creator itch, according to Ms. Galamaga recently posted a clip listing her own favorite вЂњ comfort content,вЂќ which included traditional standbys - TV shows like вЂњThe OfficeвЂќ and вЂњThe New GirlвЂќ - alongside popular streamers like JackSepticEye and Valkyrae, who often record themselves playing video games.

Her interactive game grumps