To truly understand MTV’s Jersey Shore, you had to live through it at the height of its popularity. If the show was industrial grade ridiculous to survivors of its run as a bonafide cultural phenomenon in 2009 and 2010, I can’t possibly imagine what it’s like to be someone who was too young to know what it was like to fall head over heels for this masterpiece of falling down drunk reality TV. (Well, just the first season really, but you know what I’m getting at.) According to the Asbury Park Press, we’ll be getting the opportunity to catch up with our old friends relatively soon.
Members of the Jersey Shore cast were reported to be out filming in Point Pleasant Beach and Asbury Park in June for some sort of TV project. This isn’t an MTV sanctioned event, though. The APP was told by a spokesperson for the cable channel that what’s being filmed isn’t an MTV property. There’s no word on if this mysterious project has a home already or will be shopped around or used the world’s most confusing Tidal incentive. The production company involved in the 2017 reunion is also different than the one they had at MTV.
Naturally, Instagram has tons of photographic evidence of the get-together. Namely, a pleasant night out shared by Snooki, Jenni, Sammi, and Deena.
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Make it stop
Judging by their look this mysterious project is gonna be a porno.
Or a long botox ad
Their 15 minutes was up years ago.
Buh bie, trash!
Oh please. This scene was popular here in nyc/nj back as far as 1999 and was over by 2005. And there were plenty of other trashy reality shows that condoned this immature behavior way before 2009. And lastly, the broski/my new haircut guy pitched this show back in 2006 and mtv declined him. Then this came out a few years later, these slobs got rich, and he got nothing. At least he did it as a self aware joke and understood how ridiculous that whole scene is. Screw mtv and everyone that still looks back on this trash with the same attitude as the writer.
Nah, fuck off elsewhere cunts
OK, so, serious question. At what point or at what age does referring to your friends as “bitches” and saying shit like “rideordie” stop? Basically, when do people like this stop living their lives in catch-phrases? I don’t know them personally, so I have no idea if their TV personas are characters or fairly realistic, but whenever I see people over the age of 25 with stuff like #roseallday, #boozybrunchwithmybitches I just have a hard time understanding how they function in society?
When all of society adheres to the same d-baggery, the ones who call out said d-baggery are now the weird ones, lol.