Even though just as much production and editing maybe more, according to some goes into creating the "BUCKWILD" experience, the cast members seem far too committed to low-key authenticity. Rather than dropping F-bombs, insulting the other girls, bragging about the hookup and making herself the attraction, Cara gets in a car and drives away. Tyler, meanwhile, shrugs off the situation with a deadpanned "sorry.
Viewers want to expect fireworks from the narratives, and they want the characters involved to be just as explosive. By brushing the situation off as trivial, Tyler invites the viewers to do the same. That is not how one builds excitement around a personality or a storyline. Thanks to "Jersey Shore," MTV had a rare opportunity to understand how its audience consumes "roommate" reality series in the 21 st century. Outrageous concepts will draw a small, curious audience, but the ticket to success is the level of personality populating that universe.
Instead of finding an arena for standout personalities to emerge and captivate audiences, MTV reduced the record-breaking success of its "Shore" franchise to environment and concept.
And it is paying the price. And media interest in the series is scarce. Brand marketers and strategists need to marry themselves to behavioral insights and trends. It is not enough to know that a product is successful—it is imperative to know why it is successful. True, success is success, but that success can only be repeated—and grown—if it is understood. Related Posts. About The Author Asa Hawks.
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We also use third-party cookies that help us analyze and understand how you use this website. These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. She screams and throws punches and falls on the ground. We are used to these types of fights coming late into a season when it is clear that Ronnie is mad because Sammi saw him smoosh or whatever, but this fight comes out of absolutely nowhere, and is completely unjustified, disgusting, and offensive.
One gets the impression that MTV is now just sending drunk children into various towns to pick fights with strangers. Cool network? So shut up, me. I guess. She stands on the balcony of the house her uncle said they could rent haha right! He just looks up at her with a mouthful of chips, his hand rooting around in the bag for more. But, the "Jersey Shore" crew has this bit of advice for MTV's latest party kids: Block out all the noise and just have fun.
ET on MTV. We never changed for anybody and enjoy the ride. It seems everyone on the "Shore" cast shared in that sentiment.
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