Everything we like is a psyop | TechCrunch
If culture is shaped by TikTok's algorithmic feed, then it's time for us to decide where we draw the line between necessary marketing and inauthentic growth hacking.
Everything we like is a psyop | TechCrunch Image Credits: Anadolu / Getty Images Social Everything we like is a psyop Amanda Silberling 10:03 AM PDT · April 16, 2026 Last year, I was telegraphed a subliminal mandate from the indie rock powers that be: I was supposed to like Geese. The young Brooklynites make good music, but are they the saviors of rock and roll, the defining rock band of Gen Z, the second coming of The Strokes? The buzz around the band would suggest so . After their album “Getting Killed” came out in September, the band was unavoidable if you’re the kind of person who refers t
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