Something about 2000's and 2010's

Man, the world really changed, huh. Look at that, people wearing a massive helmet in their face as they walk across the street with wireless headphones and other quirky stuff. I miss touching things, y'know? Feeling round stuff, spiky stuff, wobbly stuff. The future is plain, un-colored, hiding behind a screen. Completely blank like a poker face. Some might say: "Hey, is that bad, exactly?" And I'd say: "Well, it is if people go around the streets looking like damn RoboCop."

The funniest of all is- no one really wanted all that stuff. And they're not a life-changing item to have, and spend $3500 on. Like- what was the last time you said "Hey, I want to have a screen playing a clip from Family Guy while I check on my Instragram feed as I listen to some shitty music"? Bet never. But not cuz what I said is specific as hell, but cuz no one ever really wanted to do that, like- at all.

Let's go back years ago. When TikTok was named Musically, and things like Shorts and Reels were just Vine memes. Remember that? When people had fun, and didn't cared about winning money with it? Do you remember that? Nicer times, man. I mean- yeah, you could call it Gen Z's own proper brain rot, but hey, it was a better brain rot. The hell is John Pork the Rizzler from Ohio?

sigh I guess you could say that illuminati triangles with pixelated shades shooting at each other with sound effects from other media isn't any better, but you can't deny that those videos were actually made with a purpose: entertainment. What's the nowdays entertainment? Watching photos of presidents from the States with their voices mimicked by AI's doing some dumb shit with a gameplay under it of a shitty mobile game, the one that typically you got in ads in other apps?

I don't call that entertainment, I call that a attention-span stealer. My brother has a girlfriend with a toddler brother. The kid is like 4, and I got told he spends half of his day on the computer or the phone. That kid won't be able to memorize the multiplication tables of four without thinking about Skibidi Toilet episodes.

The world is truly doomed, man. Shit, I used to want flying cars- but if we need to look like idiots, think like idiots, and being idiots for it? Nah, man. I'll pass. Let me use my wired headphones (not beefing with wireless headphones this time) connected to my MP3 player (that has more volume than my phone) as I look through the bus window, for real.

Anyways, thanks for reading (if you did it on the first place, of course), we'll see the next time I dare to open this site. Later, alligator.

XOXO, a very out-of-touch Matt.

P.S:
I'll start to add songs at the end of my blog posts for you people to get a better music taste like mine's (lol).

Take a listen to Motherlode's 'Oh! See The White Light' from their album 'When I Die'.