Hollywood merger disaster promises even more woke flops and bigger helpings of failure

Hollywood’s latest stunt proves it’s learned nothing. The glitzy elites in Tinseltown want to merge two sinking entertainment giants and think Americans will buy the act. But let’s be honest: when two broken things come together, you just get more of what was broken in the first place.

Picture it like this—if two fast-food joints, both with stale fries and soggy burgers, teamed up, would anybody expect the food to taste better? Hardly. People would just get bigger helpings of the same bland, disappointing mush. The same thing happens with Hollywood. This merger won’t fix the garbage being pumped onto our screens. It will just dump out even more of the same woke trash that’s already driving viewers away in droves.

The top dogs in Hollywood are clutching to an idea that if they band together, the public will be impressed. They think posing as a super-sized company, with even fancier offices and even more overpaid executives, will make them unstoppable. What they forget is the American people are tired of being force-fed the same liberal agenda. More “representation,” more lecturing, more politics in everything — and less quality storytelling. Only Hollywood liberals could dream up a plan where failing upwards is seen as a strategy for success.

These industry big-wigs are out of touch with everyday Americans. Regular folks are sick of the endless parade of virtue-signaling and anti-American virtue plays. When was the last time Hollywood celebrated our country, our values, or the average hard-working American? Instead, it’s always the same: pushing globalist causes while raking in millions and laughing behind closed doors. Their so-called “bold move” is nothing but a desperate attempt to scale up the garbage and hope we won’t notice.

So here’s a thought: maybe Hollywood should fix its broken product instead of trying to sell us more of the same nonsense. But don’t hold your breath. The only thing this merger will make bigger is the bottom line of smug elites—and the mountain of woke content nobody asked for. If bland sameness is failure, what do you call twice as much of it?

Source: NY Post