This tweet just went quite viral saying music

p. @sixinchbeys 21/06/2026 music journalism is so cooked your choices are either eat chicken with a british woman or eat chicken with a bald man 134 5.3K 128K 1.8M @amelia.dimz This tweet just went quite viral saying music journalism is so cooked you either eat chicken with a British woman or eat chicken with a bald man. @firstwefeast pinkpantherass every wing And while I disagree that it's cooked, although hilarious pun, every wing I do find the significance of food and celebrity interviews really interesting. wing 1: What both of these shows like so really success to bears on wing 2 is stripping celebrities of are their glamour and putting them in the really everyday setting of eating fast food. @chickenshopdate They both paved music journalism into much less formal, more authentic, That's chatty conversation that It's like, "you really helps us see the human side of a celebrity. Not me! And that's completely anchored in food. Celebrities, and specifically the celebrities that come on these shows hold so much status as individuals that they almost don't seem human, that you can't imagine them doing everyday activities like brushing their teeth or eating. So even just watching them eat humanise some. But specifically fast food, as it's a very accessible everyday food. But specifically right now, if you pair that with our Ozempydemic where nobody seems to be eating, that has increased our desire to want to see these celebrities eat. it satisfies both our desire to know what people eat and just to see them eating. which is why we're so obsessed with what I eat in a day videos and mukbangs. with what I eat in a day videos and mukbangs. Even if it's such a temporary of an insight as to chicken. this act alone of celebrities eating wing 3: this act alone of celebrities eating really invites them closer to the viewer. wing 6: And I think both of these shows are probably the best thing you can do image wise as a celebrity right now.