@DGriff93901@DylanG1100@TommyCat215#srm3224 makes u think what it would be like if media never existed and wasn’t a thought. How would players be remembered now and in the future
@DylanG1100@TommyCat215#srm3224 I’ve never heard this but that’s crazy to just try and get recognized in the media by doing random stuff instead of just playing the game
@jack7schultz@lefthandhunchoo#srm3224 I think by far those two are the most glorified athletes. They started glorifying Lebron at 16 and they tried the same thing with Zion and now Wemby
@caseyb3224@BrianAckerman77#srm3224 the answer to that question in my opinion depends on who you ask. Fans of specific teams will want to see their players reporters will want the best players and fans of the game want to see everything
There are many current examples of glorification, disqualification, and amplified brands or topics through mediated sport. One example of glorification would be some channels like ESPN constantly highlighting and showing one specific person #srm3224
@IanRodriguez002#srm3224 I think comparisons can have a huge impact when looking to disqualify someone or a brand. Can be very easy to find differences between people
@lefthandhunchoo#srm3224 I definitely agree that we see it every day in sports throughout history even if it is not very noticeable to the untrained eye