is basically working with a [seemingly] frivolous and real time and moment in time of connecting with the people–in ways that fit right with this particular moment time (like never heard tell of president’s before).
In the 90s, former president Bill Clinton played his saxophone on the stage of The Arsenio Hall Show. There was no social media to circulate that real-time happening [to make it go viral].
First Lady Jackie O was known for (and played right into being known for) her fashion sense and style. There was no social media hype about it and pop culture then is not like the pop culture today. We can pretty much look at the pop culture obsession with royals (today) and gage pretty much how things would have been then, though.
Former president Ronald Regan was an actor and democrat turned republican who (had popular culture been as exaggerated and magnified as is today) those things about him would have been in the social media throes-circulating.
The list goes on and on, up to and including presidents, politicians and other world leaders who’ve made appearances on the SNL stages where David Spade worked (and played). Time, then, wasn’t as exaggerated or magnified as now. How soon he forgets.
As per Spade, the president is already [quote] “above all us” [end quote] and wishes the president would leave GQ magazine covers for the Bradley Coopers:
“All right, guy. Relax, you got it.”
