Monthly episodes discussing this topic, 2015-03 to 2026-09.
The people on the most episodes about this topic over the trailing three months, excluding their own shows — ordered by VoiceRank, their score across the whole corpus. The chart tracks each one’s episodes month by month.
Positions people took on this topic in transcripts, grouped by school of thought. Within a camp, people with demonstrated expertise on the topic come first, then those who reached the most listeners on it. Every quote links to the episode it came from.
The prevalence of social media and performative online behavior has negatively impacted authenticity, social standards, and personal…
75 people · 70 episodes
A social media collaboration post for a couple should generally only be used for significant relationship milestones rather than trivial events.
“I'd probably just tag and then he would do his own, right? Cuz then it's like you can you can do your own cuz there's so many pictures to go around that, you know, I get a post, you get a post, I got a post, you get a post, and then and then it's not then more photos are shared, righ”
Chicks in the Office · Apr 2025 · 26 episodes · 373K views on this topicKelly Keegs believes that the Mean Girls' practice of posting clips of themselves being intentionally ignorant or provocative for social media views reflects poorly on the entire organization.
“I can't stand the people thinking that it's real and thinking that but I don't think I don't think it's right sorry let me finish thinking that it's real and then judging the rest of us on on how they act”
KFC Radio · Mar 2023 · 2 episodes · 94K views on this topicThe cultural impact of Michael Jordan is greater than that of LeBron James.
“I think Jordan has a much bigger cultural stamp”
No Presh Network · Jun 2023 · 8 episodes · 1.0M views on this topicTaylor Swift holds a rare, unparalleled level of fame in the current generation.
“there's never been anything like her. And that's and that's not even close.”
Whitney Cummings · Aug 2025 · 1 episode · 734K views on this topicHe believes kissing a grown man, specifically in the context of Birdman and Lil Wayne, is inherently gay regardless of the circumstances.
“If you a grown man, if you're a child, that's a victim. [ __ ] it. He's grown. He fig he do what he like to do. [ __ ] it. Finesse two times son. Dude, that's [ __ ] up. Yeah, he not grown.”
No Jumper · May 2025 · 7 episodes · 282K views on this topicHigh-quality entertainment relies on consistent structures, nuanced writing, and professional conduct rather than gimmicks or low-effort…
58 people · 52 episodes
The current Marvel Cinematic Universe has lost its way by abandoning the coherent structure that made previous phases successful.
“No, phase four was about destroying every legacy character with a dumb [ __ ] woman and then phase five was multiverse of [ __ ] Uh yes.”
Nerdrotic · Jul 2025 · 132 episodes · 35.2M views on this topicMohit finds the final season of The Boys to be poorly written and highly inconsistent with the logic established in earlier seasons.
“I did not expect this from me I didn't expect to see anything at all. More to come in the finale To a large extent, it is also true that you Couldn't see it. The Only Thing That I Liked about that episode was home lalander. Versus Belief.”
Men of culture · May 2026 · 6 episodes · 2.0M views on this topicDisrupting a theater performance is disrespectful to the audience members who paid to attend.
“to me like that's so disrespectful disrespectful people's PA paid hundreds of dollars to go see this play it's the most disrespectful”
Not Today, Pal · Mar 2025 · 4 episodes · 112K views on this topicThe portrayal of Rhaenyra Targaryen in the show is becoming increasingly incompetent and less sympathetic.
“You're like you basically won and you're still losing somehow. How'd you manage that? She's been losing since the day she got there. And it's just it's like a slow car crash.”
Nerdrotic · Aug 2026 · 102 episodes · 23.0M views on this topicHollywood studios are responsible for their own failures when audiences do not connect with their IP.
“one of the advantages that they have now of um always focusing on IP is if the audience doesn't show up for an IP, they just go, "Well, the audience wasn't interested in it. It's not our fault." And this is one of the things that allowed people to escape essentially accountabil”
Nerdrotic · May 2026 · 94 episodes · 22.4M views on this topicThose who seek fame and set moral standards must accept public criticism and be held accountable for their behavior and public persona.
16 people · 14 episodes
The host believes that people who get upset by the negative feedback or bullying associated with being on reality TV should either avoid the show or stop reading the online discourse.
“if you are the type to get upset by this, don't go on Love Island. Or don't look at it. One or the other.”
KFC Radio · Jul 2025 · 24 episodes · 469K views on this topicThe host argues that celebrities who go on reality shows to gain fame should accept the potential downside of negative public scrutiny and online criticism.
“you sign up to be these like crazy sexual [ __ ] backstabbing, gossiping, whatevers. That comes with a level of scrutiny, right? And then on top of it, they also all are planning to come out famous and with followers and have a like, so if you go in there being like, I am going to become this thing,”
KFC Radio · Jul 2025 · 25 episodes · 480K views on this topicCourtney Revolution claims he is able to provide pop culture commentary that is constructive without being mean after his own experience on television.
“there's a way to have commentary and have it be constructive without it being me.”
What's the Reality? · Aug 2026 · 1 episode · 5K views on this topicKatt Williams suggests that public figures with special needs or mental health challenges should not be held to the same accountability standards as others.
“If you say somebody got special needs then why would you be watching them and holding them accountable like everybody else? Wouldn't you grade them on a curve?”
Club Shay Shay · Feb 2024 · 2 episodes · 104.6M views on this topicLegal technicalities that allow people to evade accountability for crimes, such as the Alford plea, are morally objectionable.
“I don't think you should be able to get away with things because of some weird legal technicalities alfred please right that's alfred plead”
The Fighter and The Kid · May 2022 · 4 episodes · 391K views on this topicPositions are extracted from transcripts by a model and may misattribute who said what. Every quote links to the episode it came from.
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