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Title: Total Request Live (1998–2019)
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| Series cast summary: | |||
| Carson Daly | ... | Self - Host / ... 65 episodes, 1998-2018 | |
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Chris Sabella | ... | Self 45 episodes, 2000-2003 |
| Damien Fahey | ... | Self - Host / ... 38 episodes, 2002-2007 | |
| John Norris | ... | Self 36 episodes, 1998-2006 | |
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I'll admit I used to like this show but back when it was good!
They used to have good artists on the countdown mixed in with the crappy "artists" nowadays it's a bunch of talentless whore and label product cash cows who top the TRL countdown!
If you've turned it onto TRL recently you can see that the TRL demographic has turned from it's bubble gum pop thing to it's "punk/sk8er" phase with the oh so talented (yeah right!) Simple Plan and Ashlee Simpson topping the TRL charts!
Then they slowly started showing less and less of the music video.
Nowadays they only play about 5 seconds of the video to squeeze in the "next big thing" or how they're kissing whoever's ass is their that day.
Carson has left the show and he made it more bearable to watch.
Is it me or am I the only one who find the black hosts of this show to be so stereotyped with the "hey y'all!"'s and the "fo' sho!"'s always said!
This show used to be good but it has slowly made it to unbearable.
You can tell when the show's viewers have gone through phases...right now it's at it's "sk8er/punk" phase...it also has a ghetto phase from time to time where the pathetic suburban kids dress just like their street homies G Unit!
I just felt like putting in my 2 cents on this terrible show!