The distinction between entertainment and seeking connection makes sense to me. If I assume that the millions of subscribers to White Dog Catsss are just seeking entertainment, perhaps it helps me understand them. Perhaps they don't read an article or listen to a podcast or watch a tv show with a story because they don't feel they have enough time, and so they click for twenty seconds of novel imagery.
Is the most attractive thing about these kinds of videos their short duration?
The distinction between entertainment and seeking connection makes sense to me. If I assume that the millions of subscribers to White Dog Catsss are just seeking entertainment, perhaps it helps me understand them. Perhaps they don't read an article or listen to a podcast or watch a tv show with a story because they don't feel they have enough time, and so they click for twenty seconds of novel imagery.
Is the most attractive thing about these kinds of videos their short duration?