S4#62 [Guest] Poverty and Stupidity Are to Blame [#Hainami]

A unique perspective that views modern content as pornography.

Mashu-san describes social media short videos and extreme programs as a form of "pornography." This doesn't just refer to sexual content, but to any material that provides short-circuiting pleasure and impairs our daily activities. His observation that once you get used to such intense stimulation, you lose the ability to appreciate subtle beauty is truly thought-provoking.

Struggling with the balance between catering to the younger generation and creative expression.

With middle schoolers among the listeners, we see a glimpse of Mashu-san's sincere struggle in deciding how to convey the reality of a world that "accepts both the good and the bad," while still sharing the charm of nightclub and DJ culture. Instead of simply labeling things as "wholesome," he emphasizes the importance of understanding history and structure, which leaves a strong impression.

Pointing out the discomfort hidden behind convenient buzzwords.

There is also a sharp comment regarding the word "collaboration," which is frequently heard these days. What is the realistic issue hidden behind this term that is often used so casually? The conversation goes much deeper, so please be sure to listen to the full episode.