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The Honey Boo Boo Boom

How does a show that draws so much negative commentary online draw such a massive television audience? 

I talked to Rich Juzwiak, staff writer at Gawker about the phenomenon of ”Here Comes Honey Boo Boo” and how negative online buzz often means positive ratings.

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    The other thing about trainwrecks is that stopping to look at a derailed train (while still not the most noble pursuit)...
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  8. red1studios said: I will even go so far as to say that this video and its comentator itself are utterly rediculous in their analysys of trash TV. Positivity out of Honey Boo Boo, is a sad, and disgraceful joke. Whats next? “Meet the Down Syndrome Family”? Sad.
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    I am just intrigued and fascinated by everything in here. What is it in these things
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    Also worth noting:...unexpected positivity...the show. These...
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    Good points. Good points.
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  16. seagull said: Does Honey Boo Boo really deserve an annoying pin??
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    I have absolutely fallen victim to this! For someone who refuses to watch...Kardashians,...