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1990s if you took a look at the list of the 50 most-watched shows on cable, at the top would be nickelodeonhigh-concept humor to it. this is the beginning of the splintering of the television audience and splintering of the family audience, really, because with families having three or four tvs in the house you had a kid watching nickelodeon, the dad watching espn sports, the mom watching lifetime. you know, they were in their own separate universes watching television. by the time of the '90s, mtv wasn't merely a music channel. they were having great success in terms of creating shows that incorporated music but that also were shows and programs that stood on their own. >> yes! >> huh huh huh! huh huh huh! huh huh huh! that was cool! >> "beavis and butthead" established what mtv could be because the show was about people making fun of music videos, just like the people in the audience were doing. >> whoa, check out his neck. >> yeah. there's like all these bones and stitches moving around. >> yeah. >> my manager would call me, like, hey, you got this big bump because you were on "beavis an

>> reporter: they've got a tv show on nickelodeon. and of course the licensed toys.oys. >> i'm about to go grocery shopping. >> reporter: all of it generating by some estimates over $25 million a year, making the kajis some of youtube's highest earners. >> hi, mommy. >> reporter: and it all started out more or lessly accident when ryan was just 3. >> when i first put up the video, i didn't think anything of it. >> reporter: luanne kaji is ryan's mom. >> and i tried to share it with my friends and family because, you know, we both have a lot of family members outside of u.s. >> reporter: but today that video meant for relatives has over 52 million views. did you have any theories as to why it was that these videos that you were making were so popular? >> i think the authenticity is definitely the number one factor. probably mostly because we film our home, and we don't have script line by line. >> reporter: before long, luanne and her husband shawn had quit their day jobs to start a family youtube business. which eventually led them to carrie tucker. >> we take the wo

this is the company's under paramount, nfl games, nickelodeon.uld pay for. >> i think that is what people think, i have somebody doing need so many. >> the nfl some of those that does bring in a customer is looking to cut the cord it is very confusing these days. >> is your family -- your little kid i'm sure nickelodeon is in the mix. >> with many streaming services and were household the pays everybody else to steal from us. >> emir past word and off we go. >> i don't know any of them. >> thank you very much, lauren simonetti. right now we know and have some companies are trying to get the subscribers, paramount is an example of that and others not so much, netflix is a better example. a key advisor group and ingeborg, where are we on this, to what lauren was getting at this is reflection of consumer choice. a lot of it is not about being or not being woke but the potential of having 70 services you might go broke. i'm wondering where you are and who is winning this battle and who is not. >> i think it's going to be challenging for the streaming

and they point to shows like netflix, "she-ra and the princesses of power," or "danger force" on nickelodeon, and i'll just mention they do have some lgbtq characters or themes. >> the sword has chosen you. the time has come for your destiny. >> hey, sam. >> hi, muna. hi! >> let's try that -- >> that's right. >> my cool face. >> now, you decide whether that is the kind of thing that you have to get a warning about up front. of course, you also have to figure out when you look at stories like this and this kind of politics whether this is serious or just descent into triggering and trolling. what next? is there a worry that characters don't fit the maga dream to get america going again? what about when donald trump lost? do they need a warning about him being a loser? that's the cartoonish and maybe not taken so seriously. on the other end there is the politically grave fallout of a supreme court that according to a confirmed draft is about to overturn roe v. wade. look what's happening in louisiana. this is about actual legislation, not labels. days after that leak, republicans are pushing a

you know nickelodeon we corresponded prior to this event, and i know one of the topics that you wrote about was i think just the same kind of moments that we're seeing here where these exhibits or museums. really provide an opportunity for closure and i sense that's the case for so many that have participated in these events. our exhibit was designed to help provide closure for the remembrance. but as there's been generational shift obviously and open. up to more diverse audiences and to be more inclusive because so many people were affected by. the assassination and one of the difficult challenges that we have here in dallas is getting school children from the north, texas to come because we're not in the teks. and so they're multiple facets that we have for learning opportunities, and we will be reshaping the museum as we have more space to expand and showcase some of the artifacts and make it relevant today. i think all of us are talking about relevancy, and how do we empower our youth to be? curious about the past and find meaning in the present and to take action action and shapi