Ramblings of an Englishman

The following will discuss Kingdom Hearts 3 and it's DLC Re:Mind and Dark Road Spoilers Ahead for Kingdom Hearts 3 and Final Fantasy 7 Part of the current situation we all find ourselves in has led me into listening and watching more Kingdom Hearts themed content. Ranging from theories on the future of the franchise to the content released for Kingdom Hearts. While the questions and theories posed are different one underlying thing remains, nobody is talking about Disney worlds. Maybe because the main points of the games going forward aren't around world travelling in that regard. Where is Sora? Who is Yozora and his world as a whole? Who is subject X? What happened to Xehanort's class mates? What will Xigbar and the Foretellers do and what is in that black box? Gone are the days of speculating what worlds we will see or what Disney properties will be used and how to fit them into the story and honestly I'm glad. I've held the belief for a while even before

Part of each Wednesday brings a break down and full on argument between two sides of 'wrestling Twitter'. Those who likes AEW more than NXT and vise versa about total viewers. The 9th July saw AEW President & CEO Tony Khan take to Twitter and proclaim that even though AEW didn't win the total number of viewers they won the ratings in key demographics. This was dismissed quickly by people proclaiming that total viewers is the be all and end all but is it? I hope that by the end of you reading this I can raise a point about why demographics are not only as important by maybe more important. Please note I am not a professional and these are just the ramblings of someone who thinks they have some understanding of marketing and network TV and the changes it has seen in recent years. I am mainly looking at doing this as a clear and concise way of explaining demographics and the reason the 18-49 demographic is crucial to networks to obtain and why advertisers look for it for m