https://99percentinvisible.org/episode/649-u-is-for-urbanism/ In which the 99% Invisible podcast makes the assertion that the introduction of Sesame Street in the 1970s led to a whole generation of kids who wanted to live in dense walkable diverse cities. I'd never thought about it but I think that was true for me at least.
Not to mention that nasty interspecies affair... SCOTUS will repeal Froggerfell vs Hogges eventually.
When I worked near downtown Detroit 12 years ago there wasn't much going on for it. Rocket Mortgage had just moved down there not too long ago then, the city had just declared bankruptcy. Now? New buildings, an Apple store (only other Midwest city to have one in the city proper), and much more.