🌟🌟🌟🌟½
“this book made me laugh, cry, spiral, and delete my citizen loyalty app.”
i finished Tyrant at 3am, in a hoodie, whispering “what the actual hell” to the void of my screen. this book is INSANE(complimentary). imagine if Black Mirror, Veep, and Threads had a cursed baby raised by TikTok algorithms and late-stage capitalism. now imagine that baby running for president.
the vibes:
🔻 satire so sharp you bleed while laughing
🔻 fake presidents, real despair
🔻 AI surveillance apps that know when you’re sad
🔻 loyalty coins you can’t spend (but you can lose your fridge privileges over)
🔻 girlboss propaganda officers
🔻 dossiers, glitches, memory wipes, 🍔 speeches that go viral for the wrong reasons
i came for the cyberpunk aesthetics, stayed for the existential dread, and somehow left feeling… weirdly hopeful? maybe? idk. maybe i’m just sleep-deprived.
shoutout to Azaria (icon), to the character who prints a message on actual paper like a rebel from 1997, and to the chapter where people burn their Homeland passes in a trash can and the mic catches “NEVER AGAIN.” 🫡
anyway if you’ve ever:
· doomscrolled at 2am
· raged at a malfunctioning smart fridge
· felt seen and violated by your own phone
read this.
final verdict:
🤡🤖🔥🍟📉
(translation: clown world, AI world, burn it down, fast food fascism, collapse is coming)
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