Memes have since some time become a language of pop culture. We tend to use words less and a reaction inspired from a "celebrity interview", a movie scene, or a series has become a common method to communicate. The celebrities who were once seen and known for their art, can also be seen for the reactions now; memefication of celebrities has become common. Memes have become a part of the larger pop culture.
Bigg Boss has survived 20 seasons without getting old. The show has fans from all generations and the fandom is only increasing. We know the format but what excites us are the new faces and the tomorrow's premiere will reveal new set of faces to obsess over.
Earle Meets World released on Netflix and it seems like viewers were waiting for the celebrity gossip to spill. It is increasingly important to question what happens when "privacy" starts appearing like "lack of content".
Jisoo's "CLICK" MV on YouTube is about how you just "click" with someone and that changes things around you. It is emotional but not dark, and carries the concept of belongingness beautifully.
