Hypermuscular Hindu Hridaysamrat 
I had an episode each of konosuba and oshi no ko to wash down the bad taste so I braved the third episode of I Got a Cheat Skill in Another World and Became Unrivaled in The Real World, Too. MC goes to a mall and gets scouted to appear in the photoshoot happening there cause the actor is missing drunk and ofc the whole mall is so impressed by his looks they can't help but gather around this photoshoot like its a sumo match.
And of course the foid model falls in love with him and also a princess in the isekai world he has never met before asks him to marry her but those aren't even the most 
parts, that goes to the scene after the ending credits. His photos are out and a model agency boss sees it then orders her subordinates to secure him by whatever means. And then she gives a pitch perfect evil villain laugh. 
It almost feels like a parody but it isn't, how does a regular foid doing her job and ending it with a 15 second maniacal laugh make any sense? 
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It doesn't.
Most writers aren't very smart, anime ones especially so. Earlier lacunae in writing chops could be overcome because writers would take inspiration from real world events and other media like Hollywood movies. But now it's socially stunted otakus themselves who are making stories pandering to their fetishes.
Most contemporary media is fotm capeshit goyslop, which means anime is made by people who have only consumed other shitty anime.
Sure there's an occasional gem everyone and then but that's getting rarer too
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It's worsened by the fact there’s a sizeable audience of socially stunted manchildren both at home and abroad who buy this shit. And this is a growing demographic.
I used to think maybe I was being a "old good, new bad" kind of boomer with my attitude towards anime but now there’s now no doubt in my mind shit has definitely fallen off.
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