I am very well aware of that, what would make you think otherwise?
> There's literally a podcast called My Favorite Murder that has millions of subscribers.
Millions of people are subscribed to meth or fentanyl as well, and a lot of other things.
I have no doubt that murder podcasts are popular, and that there are people who are so far gone that they would go to a live show. Something being popular doesn't mean that it is good for you.
If a person close to you had been the victim of a brutal murder, how would you feel that people took great pleasure in that kind of thing, calling it "their favorite murder"? It's dehumanizing.