The art of old media

It seems that there is a segment of their generation that doesn’t have the understanding that certain things are not serious and are simply representations of ideas.
A theory claims that it’s due to over protective parents who developed stress disorders after 9/11.
Unable or not guided properly, they became extremely over cautious and over protective because they had no proper methods to reason out a sensible future. Their trust in a safe environment in the future was shaken and they passed that insecurity on to their children.
Also the number of children born with autism increased significantly in gen z and they tend to be rather sensitive to various stimuli and imagery.
Or so I’ve been told.
As a kid, I myself am early end gen x, I can remember my parents talking about how certain commercials were scaring very young children.
People complained and enough wrote letters or even called the stations who were quick to act and rescheduled those commercials for hours past children’s bedtimes. Basically after 9-10:00 pm.
With the advent of the internet people are able to complain on mass and companies are more than willing to comply.

Cool work!

It's not "off topic" considering it's right there in "scary representation of the art style of certain media." It comes across as people of a younger generation being perpetually afraid of a VHS tape, and it seems to be endemic amongst that generation for whatever reason.

Thanks muchly.
I have another piece I’m working on but I don’t know how to upload a pic.

The art seems to have with a movement known as "analog horror" which has to do with those of a younger generation seeming weirdly afraid of a lot of things. It did seem to have connection to the subject at hand as a lot of people seem to be scared or otherwise weirded out by a lot of media that's popularly called "lost."