Model's Downfall
Writer Abdu Khal criticizes the decline of artistic and literary taste resulting from leniency towards mediocre talents, which has led to the emergence of low-quality artistic models and a decline in creativity, especially in the field of music. He explains that previous media overseers evaluated talents deeply and selected carefully who to present, thereby maintaining a high level of taste. However, with worsening conditions, mediocre talents spread across various media outlets and infiltrated by imitating the elders, leading to the gradual decline and disappearance of elevated models. He warns that this deterioration will cause society to lose its refined artistic and literary figures and will result in a collapse of social taste. He expresses concern that this situation will lead to an overall decline in art and culture in the future.
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