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The trajectory of popular media suggests that the walls between different types of "entertainment" will continue to thin. Personalities who began in niche digital spaces are increasingly being viewed through the lens of general pop culture. Lola Bredly’s presence in search trends and media discussions highlights a shift in how the public views digital creators—as professional entertainers who command significant market share in the attention economy.