I think specifically those opinionated within current generations mostly hate it. Fruit celebrity love island shows that plenty of younger generations are entir

I think specifically those opinionated within current generations mostly hate it. Fruit celebrity love island shows that plenty of younger generations are entirely content to consume its content. Its possible that most current generations would as well. Trash TV is extremely popular and LLMs are well suited to produce that type of content. Nicki Minaj has factor 10 listens over a band like Tool. The money will pick the close to zero production cost for 9/10ths of the viewers every time and the platforms will prioritise the many. I very much doubt boycott has enough weight in the long run to hold back generated content from taking over most of the bigger spaces. We've already seen this happen in recent years with staged content mopping up a lot of the most viewed content by manipulating potential viewers. Cheap influencer content has similarly squeezed cultivated content ad revenue through volume and consistency on YouTube. If you want change then the route would have to be a legal one, not a social movement. Especially since we've mostly forgotten how to do the groundwork for social movements, leaving us all hand wringing and shouting into the void.