WHAT'S going on with this KOSA bill?

It's not the companies' problems for the most part. It's their users who are the problem here.

I kinda wonder how far they will go to limit access to """"woke"""" sites. Would they go as far as only allow stuff like this?:

Honestly none of the stuff shown in the video is shocking in the slightest, it's just your usual average Tuesday.

You know, if this doesn't come to pass despite the schools in some states being effected with such unfortunate censorship of topics because white conservative parents don't want to hear about it, then I wonder if it could lead to some sort of online counterculture by the victims of such control, especially the students. It's not like it's North Korea where they have the true abilities to censor anyone & I feel that whenever something like this happens, there will always be the rebellious folk that spring up from said horrors.

What kind of music, videos or games could come from that counterculture I wonder?

Yeah that's the thing-by having allowed and pushed such widespread internet access all over this nation in the name of...something (capitalist gods?), I don't think pushing something like Project2025 will go over as "successfully" with newer generations as it did in say, Iran in the 1970s or Evangelical Christian culture in the Bible belt of the 80s/90s. Internet archive has driven hard to preserve access to tons of materials, there's a Minecraft library of censored books, people maintain drives of materials, VPNs exist, etc. Heck, even the great firewall of China has PLENTY of holes, and they've arguably had the most globablly successful one, created straight from the ground up. 

Even the 1960s and 70s counterculture existed because the 1950s culture (it turns out) wasn't all that great for everyone.

I think people WILL seek things out now. They won't just accept the narrative, heck, look at Reddit which can't even SEEM to agree on a narrative on something like the Israel/Palestine crisis. And to an extent, that's GOOD. We need that back and forth dialogue, it's part of our First Amendment rights to TALK. 

I'm also interested to see how the continual population decline will affect what new media we get. Look at how much Japanese media of the 2000s focused on NEETs/slice of life/school life/moe after over a decade of mediocre economic performance vs. the insane, colorful, bombastic, fun, retropunk shows of the 1980s Japan. Of course, gloomy media existed in 1980s Japanese media as well, but that 80s spirit never really fully came back IMO. 

And they wonder why teenage rebellion happens...

Where the hell has been the outcry about this like there was about net neutrality? They are going to take what little we have left from us, and literally nobody is making an outcry about it.

It really is.