stackyFACTSThe monologue is officially dead, killed by the thirty-second clip. Younger audiences refuse to stay awake for network television broadcasts, forcing late-night hosts to abandon long-form interviews in favor of desperate, bite-sized celebrity games designed specifically to go viral by morning.
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