>>127540659 (OP)
I like listening to his thoughts even if I don't agree with them, but he comes across just as naive as he claims other people were at the time. He has misplaced optimism about the internet that we own it and what individuals are capable of that he should've already realized was an illusion. Yes, you don't need to go through the traditional avenues but it doesn't materially change anything about finding success.
>zine culture and all these tropes and things that all these bands now are trying to say is still alive, it's not. because that stuff was about needing to communicate in a world where we did not own communication channels that that dichotomy is over. we have the internet now so you don't need to go magazine and i don't need you to make a zine for me
>[context about selling "cool" to advertisers and media] you're responsible for the world around you, and you're not making it better, you're making it worse