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Ray Cokes on BBC Breakfast Dec 31, 2025 about the end of MTV

DMfanDMfan
in Other Music Content

Oh, memories….

😁

/DMfan🇸🇪

Comments

  • michael_mmichael_m

    It hasn’t been relevant in over 20 years, but to be honest I don’t think I knew anyone who would just leave it on to watch it for any period of time. Well, other than Beavis and Butthead.

  • ecouecou
    edited January 4

    As a Canadian I hardly ever go to whatch it but it’s influence om me was huge indirectly thru the Canadian version called Much music.

    I can’t help to wounder if MTV had not turned into a reality tv channel many moons ago how would be the relevance of music in society today. Compared to how huge it was in our youth.

  • michael_mmichael_m

    @ecou said:
    As a Canadian I hardly ever go to whatch it but it’s influence om me was huge indirectly thru the Canadian version called Much music.

    I can’t help to wounder if MTV had not turned into a reality tv channel many moons ago how would be the relevance of music in society today. Compared to how huge it was in our youth.

    To me (grew up in the UK but lived half my life in the US) I think the UK version was more irreverent and chaotic, but the US version took itself more seriously.

    The UK version seemed to mostly cater for anyone wanting to listen to American music or pop music, so there were huge swathes of people who had no interest.

    When it started I don’t remember UK MTV touching much on the Madchester scene, acid house, rave music, trip hop, or early Britpop. It just focused on hair metal, grunge, and pop music. Always felt like it was out of touch in the UK whereas it was thought to have its finger on the pulse in the US.

    But as you say, it’s just a reality TV channel now and the ‘M’ has long been redundant.

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