An Instagram post gets an unexpected boost. A TikTok catches in the algorithm.

Sometimes that's all it takes to launch someone into internet fame. But then what?

This blue up is a new podcast documentary that reveals how social media

start and is made. It's a different kind of fame. That's not always as glamorous as it looks.

From Spotify and the Ring or Podcast Network, I'm Alyssa Perez-Nec.

You can listen to this blue up on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts.

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You can't find still processing with Les and Morris. That's on another podcast network.

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It is not in November. We flew your ass out here to do three movies with us.

And the first one is a little movie called Cruisin. Yeah. It's coming up next.

A New York City detective in search of a killer is about to disappear into the night.

What he sees. What he feels. What he discovers will change his life forever.

Al Pacino, cruising, rated R. Starts this week at a theater near you.

All right. Two controversial late 1970s movies. One was the Warriors, which we've already done on the rewatchables about gang life in New York City.

Fictional comic book, fable in a lot of ways, but it just caused complete chaos in the city.

And there's all kinds of great articles that you can go read on the unlearn about that. Then there's cruising William Freak in movie, which was about a bunch of murders in a gay underground area of New York City, the meat district.

Meat packing. Yeah. They weren't just truth and advertise.

A writer got a copy of the script before they started making it alerted everybody. They're protesting this movie the entire time it's being made and by the time it comes out, everybody is convinced.

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