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What's the oldest piece of media that has been perceived by its contemporaries as "so bad it's good"? How old is this phenomenon?
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The Shaggs comes to mind, but I'm sure there must be older, literary, examples.
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>>9366642
That's a good question. Had never thought about that.
Something that comes to mind are the kind of knights stories that Cervantes makes a parody of in Don Quixote. I'm literally pulling this out of my ass, but I think there's some chance that if asked about these kind of literature he could have said that he enjoyed some of that because "they're so bad it's good".
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>>9366642
Amanda McKittrick Ros
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Beware the Cat by William Baldwin, 1561
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Praxilla and the left over cucumber. c. 5th C BC
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The Epic of Gilgamesh 2: Mesopotamian Boogaloo, c. 2000 BC
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>>9366642
Ha ha! What a story, Mark.
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>>9366642
The democracy, by Pleto
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>>9366659
came here to post this
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>>9366695
w-what did praxilla do with that cucumber
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