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Entertainment influences culture more than news ever will.
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141 days agoFrom TikTok to Netflix, we're shaped more by what entertains us than by what informs us.
Here’s why that matters more than ever 🧵
> We think of entertainment as “just fun.”
But what we watch, dance to, or laugh at is programming our values, identity, and worldview—often more than school or traditional media ever did.
> 📺 People quote shows more than books
🎶 Lyrics shape mindsets
💃 TikTok trends define self-expression
We don’t just consume entertainment—we copy it, share it, become it.
> The line between education, politics, and entertainment is gone.
Creators now teach.
Musicians influence elections.
Podcasts replace classrooms.
Welcome to the age of contentainment.
> Remember Black Panther?
It wasn’t just a movie—it redefined African pride and global imagination.
Or how Afrobeats exported more of Nigeria’s image than any tourism ad ever could.
> The dangerous part?
Entertainment bypasses logic and hits emotion.
You’ll laugh… then believe.
Cry… then shift your values.
It’s subtle. It’s powerful.
> If you're a creator, you're not “just entertaining.”
You’re shaping behavior, shifting values, and building culture.
That’s real power. Use it with intention.
> Entertainment isn’t just an escape.
It’s a teacher. A mirror. A movement.
Let’s not waste the microphone.
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