I agree with what you say. However, OOP continues to dominate the programming field and the most widely-used languages are all OOP languages e.g. Python, JavaScript, Java, PHP, Ruby, C++, C#.

The stranglehood that OOP has over developers has loosened a bit in recent years. In particular, a whole class of newer programming languages (pun intended), e.g. Rust, Go, Nim, Julia, do not pitch themselves as OOP languages, although they all have object-like features.

There was a time when OOP so completely dominated the profession that any programmer who disliked or struggled with OOP was cast as a programming pariah. Thankfully those days have passed.