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How “Operation: Jordyn Woods” Succeeded In Scamming The Culture
Kris Jenner knows that bad scripts revive reality shows
Season 16 of Keeping Up With The Kardashians is about to drop, and weirdly enough the relentless wave of activity that overtook social media platforms for an entire weekend and some days, has been replaced with superiority of real-life drama, that tends to be way more riveting, and often times worthy of script translations.
But let’s get back to the Jordyn/Tristan/Khloe/Kylie situation, and how Kris Jenner planted the generic bomb, that was meant to elicit the exact response that ensued, just in time for the scheduled premiere on March 31 st.
Facts first: the ratings for the one of the longest running reality shows have been pretty bad, so bad that last season was a complete disaster, despite the packaged cliffhanger surrounding the birth of baby True, that conveniently coincided with the cheating scandal heard around the world, and how die-hard fans were gauging whether or not Khloe would be pathetic enough to take back her trifling baby daddy — Tristan Thompson.
The show about ultra-famous White women who spend millions to look like the version of Black women that targeted Black men prefer to fuck for biracial babies, isn’t the big draw it used to be. The steep drop…
