Suggest me a book like Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace and/or 17776 by Jon Bois?

Going into this post with full knowledge that these are both very unique works, and I'm unlikely to find anything exactly the same. But I would still love to hear suggestions from people who have enjoyed these works!

I just finished 17776 ('How Football Will Look in the Future') and it left me floored in a way I havent been since finishing IJ. Some of the things I liked about both:

-set in the future without feeling overtly futuristic

-roving perspectives – a wide cast of unusual characters

-dialogue that is both realistic and emotionally charged – large amounts of plot/conflict occurring through conversations

-critical of the US/entertainment culture/late-stage capitalism while maintaining an empathetic/humanistic perspective

-about sports, but accessible to a non-sports fan (but open to novels that discuss other facets of celebrity/pop culture/entertainment, not just sports!!)

-sarcastic tone interspersed with lines that hit you like a brick

-break the form of a novel – flipping, clicking, and the sense that you're actually consuming multiple pieces of media at once

I'd love to hear anything that comes to mind! Thanks!!!