How did Kim Kardashian’s artistically worst series become the most watched on Hulu?

The series was subjected to severe criticism from critics, who described the actors’ performances as weak and the work scenario as consumer-friendly, while some publications gave a rating of zero, which is a rare occurrence.

However, the series was renewed for a second season, and it quickly became the most watched original series on Hulu in three years, topping the Disney+ charts in the UK and internationally.

The series’ success points to an obvious paradox in today’s entertainment industry: bad content sometimes becomes culturally appealing. In the crowded world of media, audiences tend to react to extreme acts, while moderate acts often go unnoticed.

All’s Fair is an example of this trend, as clips of Kardashian’s frozen face spread on social media platforms, leading to widespread spread on Instagram and Twitter. Experts point to the phenomenon of “angry viewing,” where people watch intentionally bad works for entertainment or criticism, as a profitable phenomenon at the moment. (Arm News)