Most websites I know are up to about 34 or 36 chapters. Haven't really caught up on it though. I did read through and loved Silver Spoon.

Anytime you're thinking of "old viral video of big dude pretending to be X video game" there's a good chance it was mega64 lol

youtu.be/20QBe43tyVM

Yeah it's something that weighs on my mind in how I see people define what social media is for themselves. If it's totally just for fun, then awesome. But I really do get the vibes of people treating it as some kind of pseudo-profession.

Might just be spitballing nonsense here. Obviously there's no definitively correct way to be a popular social media person. But I feel like there's only so much you get out of being people that post like dril, especially on a rapidly growing platform that will see some eventual homogenization.

Like obviously there are a fair amount of well-known Posters™ coming across from the ruins of Twitter. I follow a lot of them! But I also wonder if the culture around being A Poster™ can feel kind of like....indie grindset culture, I guess?

People just take everything online way too personally because they never log off and it all just becomes a never-ending carousel of people's opinions. Honestly something I've had to come to terms with is that I feel way less of the rot the more I create and write.

Something something "Cats don't care about your feelings"

Not that I'm endorsing it but on the other end are South Indian dudes going absolutely buckwild in the theater during their action movies.

Don't get me wrong I've got my issues with the current vibes of BSky, but that will probably change over time, and here I'm at least not losing the will to live every time I open the replies to a post with more than 500 likes.

I've always enjoyed the videos of them making soy sauce, really fun to see the process over days and days.