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The producer's dismissive remarks extend to a broader critique of younger viewers, labeling them as emotionally shallow and incapable of engaging with intricate narratives. Bagiński suggests that modern audiences, especially those reared on TikTok and rapid social media consumption, prefer entertainment that appeals to raw emotion over cause-and-effect storytelling.
He laments that contemporary content has shifted toward "emotion because" rather than "plot because," implying a fundamental disconnect between creators and their viewers. According to this logic, the younger demographic's preference for short, emotionally intense videos leads to a diminished appreciation for long-form, complex storytelling.