“But hey, you got your super awesome and definitely very cool parody songs back after a spell, so who cares, right?”
Broadway-style parody songs are unlikely to ever be “very cool” - at least in the 21st century - but his best pieces are indeed super awesome and pretty damn clever.
Does his work *need* to exist? Not really - but he’s brought a lot of joy over the past few years, which is more than can be said about most other media personalities, obnoxious or otherwise.
“RR is f*cking annoying and creates web content for people who already buy what he’s selling so they can pat themselves on the back.”
So... He targets people who are more likely to appreciate his content? And he isn’t universally beloved? That’s truly outrageous for an internet personality. You definitely deserve to pat yourself on the back for your truly incisive and informative comment!
(In greater seriousness - all you’ve actually said here is that RR has a *gasp!* niche and that he’s not an activist who goes out and confronts hostile audiences. However, there isn’t actually anything wrong with either of those traits - even if you do have contempt for his particular niche. Nevertheless, “tries to appeal to a specific audience” and “not overtly confrontational“ are traits true of a vast majority of entertainers.)
Updated On: 10/10/20 at 12:46 PM