Mangaheads and Film Cults
"morning rows on the Thames"
Gen Z and the Rise of Online Propaganda: A Critical Analysis In a recent TikTok video, a young creator has highlighted the pervasive nature of online propaganda targeting Gen Z. The video, which has garnered significant attention, points to several concerning trends. The creator, using examples such as the increasing presence of conservative viewpoints and the over-reliance on AI tools like ChatGPT, argues that these trends are often presented in a way that manipulates public opinion. "I'm not falling for this propaganda," she states in the video, expressing skepticism about the authenticity of online relationships and the curated nature of content on platforms like TikTok. She also points to the normalization of content houses and the 'clean girl' aesthetic as examples of potentially manipulative trends. The video's popularity suggests a growing awareness among young people about the manipulative tactics used online. It also raises important questions about the role of social media in shaping political opinions and cultural norms. The creator's concerns about the erasure of historical events and the promotion of idealized lifestyles highlight the need for critical thinking and media literacy among Gen Z.
"morning rows on the Thames"