"Our show is in no way a moral tale to teach people how to live their life or what they should be doing,” she said in an interview with Entertainment Weekly.
Zendaya has been very candid that the intention of the show was never to make drug use and violence aspirational. If anything, the feeling behind Euphoria … is to hopefully help people feel a little bit less alone in their experience” /rSz5tePSZX- Pop Crave February 7, 2022 Zendaya responds to D.A.R.E’s criticism of Euphoria: “Our show is in no way a moral tale to teach people how to live their life or what they should be doing. And that’s exactly why we need them, if we ever aspire to strengthen our compassion for those dealing with issues that often lurk under the surface. They’re painful, intense and hard to watch. I think "Euphoria," and shows like it, can be vital viewing. Though I understand the concern, I do not agree. issued a statement to TMZ saying "It is unfortunate that HBO, social media, television program reviewers, and paid advertising have chosen to refer to the show as 'groundbreaking,' rather than recognizing the potential negative consequences on school age children who today face unparalleled risks and mental health challenges.” Following "Euphoria"’s second season, D.A.R.E. The show has received a lot of backlash for its content, with critics claiming that it glorifies and glamorizes toxic behavior. When I think of “easy viewing,” this is certainly not it. There’s not one episode that feels comfortable. The teenagers at Euphoria High deal with abusive relationships, drug addiction, mental illness and the dark side of sexuality.
"Euphoria" is without question a heavy show.
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