MTV Decoded

This show will show you how you could be doing better when it comes to treating everyone fairly and well. It tackles big issues that most white straight CIS people don't experience and plays an important part in changing our societ for the better. Love this show and highly recommend.

I'm pretty open to having everything get made fun of (why South Park is one of the all time best shows ever!) but this is just bad and not bad in a good way (like The Room) but bad bad.

This show does a great job examining structures and systems that make up our modern society. While some will have you believe this is "political indoctrination" it's actually just regular old empathy.

The host is funny and clear, without being overly explanational or over the top. I learned a ton about the experiences of others, but each episode certainly does not rely anecdotal evidence, with well reported studies and plenty of solid evidence backing up each claim.

The series shows our hostess Franchesca Ramsey supposedly 'decoding and debunking' political ideas and issues, but it rather ends up with her denying basic logic and fact, instead choosing to push her own agenda and political narrative.

The fact that this was even aired is mind boggling to me, as there is little to no content or production value here. I don't so much dislike because I disagree with what this 'show' has to say, (I have enough respect for free-speech not too) as it is that I wonder how MTV has fallen to the level of allowing someone to spew blatant indoctrination to MTV's audience of easily influenced teenagers.

The only way I could see someone enjoying this is if they go into it already disagreeing with these views, and only wish to indulge on the idea that someone so racist, sexist and bigoted is being promoted by a large company such as MTV.

I could never recommend this to anyone. It really is senseless, low- hanging lies. I could never so much as refer to this as legitimate 'content'.

Here we have a very low IQ individual and back staff trying so hard to justify their own racism and push thier divisive narrative. I'm actually quite glad that Generation Z are already seeing through this type of propaganda for what it is, and finally, MTV will be a distant memory for individuals like me.