Everyone Hates the Main Character

Hello everyone! I hope you all have had a nice week.
Is it me, or is everyone against the main characters these days? Everyone seems to be rooting for the supporting characters rather than the center character.
Back when shows like “Lizzie McGuire” and “Kim Possible” were on, I used to love the main character solely because they were the main character. You knew their background story, their interests, and what makes them tick, and that made me feel like they were the most important. The other characters were not as developed and, to me, we're made to be less important. The main character was really the center of the show and was usually the likable, sunny character (excluding shows like" Dexter's Laboratory" and "Invader Zim"). About 99% of the supporting characters would like them (usually there are like 3 or less girls who hate them, just to create unnecessary conflict) making you like them too. Don't get me wrong–they deserved to be liked in those shows. In "Lizzie McGuire", Lizzie always stood up for her friends and herself and taught us right from wrong. In "Kim Possible", Kim saved the world on a daily basis, while juggling schoolwork and a social life and taught us that we can do anything. Raven from "That's So Raven" taught me that I can make things better– no matter how bad it looks. With these values and how they were portrayed, it was impossible not to love them.
Nowadays, the main character is either really snobby or amped up. Also it seems as though producers are giving the supporting characters more backstory and depth than in the earlier days. Like in "Victorious", I believe most of us can agree that Tori isn't the best voice in the fictional Hollywood Arts. Some might say Jade's voice is the best or Cat's, maybe even Andrè’s, but we can all agree that it is not Tori. I don't really understand why Tori is portrayed as sensational in the first place. She's the "girl next door" stereotype that most of us are tired of seeing. The other characters are really interesting and aren't the conventional characters as you may think. A prime example is Jade West; if anyone would see her, they would automatically think she is some bad girl who constantly wants to put a nice girl, like Tori, down. That is true but there's more depth to that; it seems like she messes with everyone–not just Tori–and her father might have a cause for that. She is very talented, contrasting from the conventional mean-girl persona.  She is not mean to Tori all of the time, and she knows right from wrong (example being when she gave Tori her spot in the Platinum Music Awards after she stole it). Now Jade doesn't seem like the cookie-cutter mean girl, right?
Another character that doesn't seem to be "omg I'll love you forever" is Kacey Simon from "How to Rock". From the episodes I've seen so far, all Kacey is teaching me is do whatever you can to be the best and just apologize to those you've hurt afterwards. Episode after episode, all she seems to care about is beating this girl, Molly, and most of the time, she ends up hurting her friends only to apologize later. What is the point of teaching kids something like that? Is it so they can be backstabbing, overachievers? Kids should learn to appreciate their friends and treat them right, not stomp on them so they can reach the top and just apologize afterwards.
Maybe that's why everyone is loving the other characters nowadays. The other characters are less diabolical and more loving than the main character. Agree? Disagree? Both and just want to add an opinion? Click that comment box below and voice your opinion. Until next week fellow readers!