The teen drama “Euphoria” was described as “groundbreaking” and “controversial” by mass media. But that’s putting it lightly. With countless explicit and highly disturbing scenes involving minors, “Euphoria” ends up accomplishing one major goal: Grooming its young viewers. Here’s a deeper look at this insidious series.
By Vigilant Citizen
The least one can say is that the teen drama Euphoria is a major hit. It is HBO’s second most-watched show of all time, behind only Game of Thrones, with over 6 million viewers per week. Videos and memes of the show are highly viral, especially on TikTok, the favorite social media of children and teenagers. The show’s stars are now major celebrities and are avidly followed by droves of young fans.
With all of that being said, here’s a question: How many adults actually sat down and watched this thing? Because I did. And it did not leave me feeling ‘euphoric’ at all. Actually, it left me with the gut feeling that I’ve witnessed something deeply toxic. And why are there so many penises in that show marketed to minors?
Euphoria is not merely another edgy drama that tackles teen issues such as drugs and sexuality. It goes way beyond that. The only word that properly describes what’s going on in Euphoria is “grooming”.
