> No. I'm not a fan of "mindless" entertainment when there's so much that I don't have to turn off my brain to enjoy. I don't mean it in the sense of being min

> No. I'm not a fan of "mindless" entertainment when there's so much that I don't have to turn off my brain to enjoy. I don't mean it in the sense of being mindless entertainment, it's more off the get rid of your preconceived ideas of what constitutes entertainment and at some point you may well hit on a hook of some sort. Even if it's not with PewDiePie. At some point the chasm between what's popular and what you have trained yourself to enjoy becomes so large that you'll be in a bubble and miss out on a shared global cultural experience. I think spending 2 or 4 hours a week just to keep up with pop culture from around the world is pretty damn important, and PewDiePie is a part of that. As is at least knowing about 非诚勿扰, stupid as it is. As is following the world cup in Brazil.