Kyle argues that the quality of streaming content has decreased significantly as it is increasingly used as a reality show.

“I've noticed like the the quality of content has gone down significantly. Like you have too many people that just like I mean the stream that we all love that we did was hole-in-one. Yeah. That was great. Um but it is streaming's more of like it's like more of a reality show.”

Streaming services are detrimental to filmmaking and culture by creating a fractured landscape where content is low-quality, censored, and lacks communal ownership.

“The proliferation of streaming and the internet generally has destroyed the communal experience of movie watching so much that it's almost impossible for any film to be enjoyed and known and loved by a majority of Americans.”

The fragmentation of streaming platforms makes it frustratingly difficult to find and watch specific sports content.

“it's fragmented across a bunch of different services and sports is a perfect example for that”

The fragmentation of modern streaming services has made it more difficult to watch live television content than it was in the past.

“it is harder to watch television than it was 15 years ago”

While streaming provides more flexible access to content than legacy cable, the frequent shifts in content licensing make the experience highly frustrating.

“it feels like the platforms that are carrying certain types of content are changing way more frequently”

He believes the experience of watching a film in a theater with an audience is unique and cannot be replaced.

“it's simply a different experience and it's the experience you want and I believe that nothing can replace that and that people will go back to the movies”

He views movie theaters as holy, special places that provide a meaningful shared experience essential to American society.

“theaters are a holy place you know they're a special place where americans kind of come together to have this shared common experience and if for some reason that would go away that would be a huge detriment to american society”

YouTube should implement dedicated channels for broadcasted, passive-viewing content from premium creators to replicate a traditional TV experience.

“YouTube should have a channel where you don't have to actually click and search or choose a video they should have multiple channels of broadcasted content from their premium creators where there's just videos playing like a TV channel”

Netflix should adopt an appointment-viewing strategy by scheduling specific times for content releases to foster a live community experience.

“Why don't the streamers program weeks like meaning this you know stranger things will be out Wednesdays at 8 why don't they build those appointments for people and then people can watch it whenever they want if they miss the appointment to me that seems like a way to potentially get that live Commun”

Fola Taku states that he would cancel his Netflix subscription if the platform implemented advertisements.

“so if netflix start doing that i'm i'm 100 coming off 100 i'm coming off”

James Williams argues that Netflix should focus on product placement in their original movies rather than introducing advertisements.

“they i think that what they should be focusing on is um [Music] product placement in their netflix originals”