Social media lets people voice opinions about anyone with little fear of consequence. The speaker uses Jay-Z's recent GQ interview to ask whether those same opinions would hold up in person, pointing out how easy it is to comment from behind a screen.
We've been kind of looking at the roles people play and kind of like how they affect society, right? Especially when it comes to like people, right? Like we're all people, even if you don't know anybody, because social media gives us a chance to just have opinions. You can have opinions about anything right now or anyone right now, right? And you just never know. It's so interesting kind of seeing— I'm pretty sure you saw Jay-Z did a recent interview with GQ. Right? And everyone has an opinion about it. I wonder how these opinions would change if Jay-Z— if you walked into a restaurant and Jay-Z walked in, would your opinion change now that you've seen Jay? Maybe, maybe not. But I just feel like it's easy to sit behind a computer and just say whatever about whoever because you don't— you don't think there's no ramifications about
