You know when the first motion pictures were produced and presented they were not narrative. The first exhibitions were gatherings in cafes where people watched sceneics (clips of real life places near and far) and then discuss what they'd seen. Kind of a proto social network. The idea of telling stories with motion pictures took years to catch on.
Might be interesting to do some research and compare behavior and reaction between the first generation of that type of media to current trends. I find it super interesting that, no matter what the format, whenever a new form of media emerges the first thing anyone wants to do with it is capture and share the everyday world around them. How did people feel about looking at the world through a lens at the invention of photography, cinema, radio, television, etc. compared to now?
Just a interesting direction you could go with it.