The most shocking part of "Generation Like," PBS's new Frontline documentary about youth media culture, occurs when a bunch of teenagers confess they don't know what the term "sell-out" means. This term, so vital to the identities of at least three generations that had come before them, didn't register as something negative. In fact, it didn't register at all. If you hear a large crunching noise at around 10pm tonight, don't worry. It's just a bunch of old people wringing their hands in unison.
The most shocking part of "Generation Like," PBS's new Frontline documentary about youth media culture, occurs when a bunch of teenagers confess they don't know what the term "sell-out" means. This term, so vital to the identities of at least three generations that had come before them, didn't register as something negative. In fact, it didn't register at all. If you hear a large crunching noise at around 10pm tonight, don't worry. It's just a bunch of old people wringing their hands in unison.
Share this Article
Comment on this Article
Recommended
Please to comment