Detroit’s own E-Block Radio is back at it again with another raw, unfiltered and hilarious episode of the Wake & Bake Show LIVE FROM THE 48205!
On this episode, Q. Lewis and Monk Money dive headfirst into one of the biggest conversations happening in today’s culture: Is Social Media Making People Less Human? From viral clout chasing and fake internet lifestyles to people recording tragedy instead of helping, the crew breaks down how social media may be changing the way we think, communicate, date, argue and even show empathy.
Are likes and followers replacing real-life relationships?
Has going viral become more important than being genuine?
Are people losing social skills because they spend more time online than outside?
And most importantly… are WE becoming addicted to attention?
The fellas also touch on influencer culture, cancel culture, AI-generated content, internet beef, emotional intelligence, dating in the social media era and how platforms like TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and X are shaping modern behavior in ways we may not even realize.
As always, the conversation gets funny, honest and a little reckless as listeners tap in with wild stories and hot takes only the Wake & Bake audience can deliver. If you’ve ever looked around and thought, “Man… people are different now,” this episode is definitely for you.
🔥 TOPICS INCLUDE:
Social media addiction
Internet validation & clout chasing
AI and online behavior
Dating in the digital age
Viral culture & emotional desensitization
Attention spans & mental health
Real life vs social media personas
Detroit culture and online influence
The future of human interaction
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