What is classic MDE though? For some people that's like Tissue Box and College Cunts, even stuff like Officer Maggot and Moms were late in the game. I do like their man on the street stuff like the Williamsburg Hipsters and Whips but from what I remember following them pre-World Peace, they apparently hated that stuff themselves.
I tried watching those influenced by MDE that do the man on the street shit like Brandon Buckingham, but it just felt rehashed and stuff you'd cringe at once you get past a certain age.
I get why the genre is difficult after recognition and there's only so many places these people can go to yearly without it getting stale. I only like Andrew Callighan/Channel 5 that currently does that kind of stuff, but I have a soft spot since he was doing "Quarter Confessions" when I was living in New Orleans at the time, which made for a lot of local memes of the idiots on Bourbon street; it was a part of the little insular culture in that city for the time he was doing it. Even he's trying to parlay more into more serious kind of stuff which I respect. The Japanese version called Konbini Confessions is okay if only for seeing it done in a different culture, it's a lot more light-hearted and reminds me of how the old Quarter Confessions was a bit.
Joe Goes was okay back in the day, I kinda wish she kept it going after trooning out just to see the interactions with older conservative types and probably the first trans person they've seen in real life. Seems like she is happier out of the spotlight though.