HAIL THE FELLOWSHIP! Corporate Hollywood is DYING, and That's a Good Thing
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"I hope Disney buys your favorite franchise" is the worst insult you can throw at someone.
Settle down, Satan.
Lol
Lol
Wow - that one burns :(
Not true, there's still worse than insults ... apathy. They are at this point with to many to ever succeed again.
The owners of an IP don't legally or morally owe the fans any particular product or level of quality in their products. By the same token, fans of an IP don't owe the creators their money or attention if the IP no longer fits their standards or expectations. It's all give and take.
Which used to work marvelously when Big Gub and Trillion Dollar Investment Firms didn't exist.
- edit is auto correct ruined my time.
Owners if the IP should be limited by a government organization from destroying our cultural heritage. We have protections for other cultural works, like for buildings which the owners are not allowed to modify at all or ruin.
@@pauperslament3467 Very true.
@@pistonburner6448 We do, it's called public domain. You can thank Disney for the fact it takes 90 years for it to come into play. It sucks that you'll have to get your grandkids excited enough about the original Star Wars that they'll want to make their own AI spinoff movies instead of watching the garbage being pawned off on us now, but maybe if entertainment as a whole reaches a certain critical mass of suck we can use it to rally a campaign for reducing copyright duration.
@@pistonburner6448Oh yes, government intervention is the answer.
If a restaurant you liked is now under new ownership and starts serving you terrible food, you don't have to eat there and also give them a 5 star reviews. True story.
Certainly true... but there's a certain malice involved when your favourite food was made in one particular restaurant and it comes under new management and when they stop making it, now it's COMPLETELY IMPOSSIBLE to obtain your favourite food any more. You aren't even permitted to know how it was made to try and make it yourself. Someone with money can just rob you of things you love and you have no say in it.
A better analogy would be a local restaurant that has been a staple and focal point of your small town for generations, where many a formative memory was made, is suddenly taken over by a global conglomerate who turns it into a Dennys and calls anyone who disagrees a racist.
@@sammoreton333 Wow. "A better analogy would be". How obnoxious of you. All you did was take mine and make it more convoluted. Bravo.
All they did was take your comment and reword on it. So ignorant.
@@atomicdancer It's life. Someone will always try and one up you. Internet or real life. Someone will always try and take a fat steamy creamy dump on your input just to try and come across better than you.
Gary nailed it when he said that "watching YT is like hanging out with some friends, chatting about a topic everyone loves (or loves to hate, heh)".
That's exactly how I feel when I click on one of the channels I've Subscribed to and Bookmarked on YT.
Life is too damn short to watch garbage, unless again, your watching it with your Buds just to tear it a new one. The ability to interact with the production, via leaving comments that range from how much you enjoyed what you just watched, to suggestions for future topics, is also unique to "engagement" on a topic of choice, only offered by services such as this.
I don't Stream, I don't have cable or any other delivery service. Internet sites like this do me just fine!
Thanks Team!!! :)
Gary was absolutely correct but You Tube isn't just entertaining.. it's also educational... I've watched videos when I've needed to fix something .. there are crochet, knitting, lace making, sewing videos. There is history, philosophy, medicine information, also.
I was the 69th like
OMG....Robert Meyer Bennett NAILED it!
Yes, really liked listening to him and hope he'll be on nerdrotic again in the Future!
If I was head of a film company I'd definitely have him on board but instead they just have yes men
@@davidknight2104 Maˇam
Word.
Yes he did!👏🏽
The key to the success of an IP is RESPECT. But almost everyone in Hollywood seems to have Main Character Syndrome these days.
I'm gen x, and at this point I watch RUclips and Facebook videos almost exclusively. About the only broadcast tv I watch these days is local news. None of the broadcast shows appeal to me anymore!
Same here!
Same here, except I don’t watch local news. I do stream movies made pre-The Message being part and parcel of every project.
Wait a minute... someone still BROADCASTS television? Like out of an antenna? Weird! Why would they do that? Do they write on clay tablets and burn whale oil for light, too?
You said it.
Same. I don't even own a TV and haven't for 20 years.
Disparu always makes really good points
Consistently.
Since Peter Cushings had previously done star wars and used a Disney+ account once, they didnt need permission.
So they just dug up his body and puppeted his corpse with added de-aging effects.
Yes, Peter Gushings should've read the Disney+ terms of service more carefully
Here's where I want to insert the "not sure if being sarcastic..." meme. Because that's sure as eff what Disney & the rest of Ho'Wood companies seem to believe.
@@fyrchmyrddin1937 From what i initially saw, they basically seem to argue that they owned the character and its looks. And that he had already played the character. Completely ignoring laws that even us mere consumers know about. So im just trying to figure out if they are stupid, dumb or retarded, or just simply evil.
It seems like Hollywood is going through what the auto industry did. In the 50s and 60s, everything was booming and money was flowing. All the smaller companies had been absorbed into the Big Three. This attracted a lot of bloat and waste. Not just from the auto corporations, but also unions, politicians, and even workers. There seemed to be infinite money...and everyone scrambled to get more of it - legitimately or not.
The industry started churning out products that didn't appeal to consumers. But nothing changed because there really was no competition except between the Big Three...and they just fought little slap fights for marketshare. (Sometimes colluding with each other as well.)
And then, the US market started getting competition from Japanese auto makers that were giving consumers what they wanted. And the US auto industry started to implode.
Will be interesting to see if Hollywood becomes the new Detroit.
That was the best analogy for the industry that I have ever heard
Not interesting to see, HollyWoke is the NEW Detroit.
They are already there.
A key difference this time, is that HollyWoke hasn't done a 180, like the Big 3 did in the mid to late 90s after watching their Market Share Erode over the last 2 decades.
Why?
Because HollyWoke is backed by not just BIG but MASSIVE Hedge Funds and Asset Managers, such as BlackRock, Vanguard and StateStreet amongst others.
These are TRILLION Dollar Entities with very VERY DEEP Pockets.
Look up Larry Fink. Watch the vid on what he has to say about "Changing" how the Consumer/way we think.
These Entities are MARXIST in Nature. SOCIALIST with Policies, which leads to COMMUNISM.
It is by DESIGN.
It is about CONTROL.
You will Own Nothing and Be Happy.
While you Eat Bugs and Smile.
This is their way.
This is what they do.
They want a Modern Feudal Society, where they INSTALL themselves as "Leaders" and Overlords for Eternity, while you and the masses are nothing more than Serfs.
Read up on Aristotle and his explanation on the different types of Government.
It comes down to 3 that are semi good, going from Good to Not so Good, and then there are 3 Awful, a Evil Mirror Image of it's opposite form going from BAD to Beyond Worst.
As Confucius once said, "May you live in interesting times'
That's our stop.
A very astute observation. I'd posit that they already are at that point, their infrastructure crumbling yet those in power refuse to acknowledge that they are the problem. I don't remember the Big Three ever insulting their customer base, though - at that level, Hollywood is moving their own version of Detroit to ruin more quickly than anything else.
Like the Big Three, you can't just heave money at something and expect it to magically create ten times as much cash and then act surprised when your consumer base isn't picking up what you're dropping. Hopefully, sooner rather than later, studios will see that chastising and lecturing their fanbase for not buying into their crap, is not a solid business model.
I think your analogy is very close to the reality.
Hollywood becoming an abandoned wastehole couldn’t be more deserved
I loved the article getting mad at gamers not buying woke shit because its causing layoffs
Such a shame. The programmers, world design artists, and stuff work hard. Then it all gets subverting by outfits like Sweet Baby. They can't protest because they have bills to pay. So they trudge on with a product they grow to hate.
Then it launches and dies in 2 weeks.
What have you spent the last 5 years of your life for? You only get so many 5 year periods in your life!
It really is very simple. Make good stuff, and we'll buy it. Make insulting trash, it'll rot on the shelf. Even a child can understand that.
@@harbl99 No it’s more like, “We as fans will tell you what we like. NOT YOU.”
They aren’t always right but going with what the fans/customers want is usually a good call.
One thing Marxists hate is that they can’t force you to buy their junk.
@daveeyes
I don’t care if they work hard. They’re bending the knee to activists, it’s all for nothing. They need to grow a backbone and tell these consultation companies to F off, otherwise they’re just pawns in the game. Plenty of people out there have talent and a passion for gaming. The activists have to go.
Remember the days when the stars at cons did autographs for free? The only fee you paid was the entry fee. Cons in the 80s and early 90s were awesome.
Yeah, but then the fans started selling the signatures...
So, blame them.
@@James_Beeblame fans for making George sell Star Wars to Disney because we bullied him to much about the prequels. Gary refuses to let his grudge against them go despite all that Disney has done to them. His expectations are too high for the average nerd
Yes, and then those people who were young and went to those cons grew up and realized they could make a profit from it. Nostalgia sells.
@@maxmazzotti6651 We didn't "bully" Lucas, for cryin' out loud. We said in public that we thought the prequels sucked (because they absolutely sucked), and he made a decision to sell his cash cow. If he has a thin skin, then that's his problem. He can go cry about and wipe off his tears with hundred-dollar bills. Too bad the jerks he sold it to made even worse films. But in the end, who cares, we still have the 3 or 4 good films and we can just skip the bad ones.
In the 90s I used to go to gaming cons. They were small, and local or regional, there was little or no giant corporate sponsor stuff, no security or anything. It was just a cool get together for nerds to play RPGs or tabletop wargames and stuff at some hotel. You signed up and paid by mail, you could set up your own table and run a game or two. Now cons are all huge productions with throngs of people everywhere, lots of fees and rules. I know some people who enjoy it but it doesn't feel like fun to me anymore.
Robert spoke to my very soul with the "infection" thing, we all have one "infection" that will carry us to the grave and is saddening to see how we see in real time people who doesn't care destroy it before ure ayes and we can do anything to stop it.
I'm about the same age as him and I also had that Star Trek infection. Abrams and Kurtzman cured me of that infection. Maybe I should thank them.
I had a Mass Effect infection. There was a time I was trying to import its merchandise in Brasil. After Andromeda, I just felt it like a gut punch
I told myself a long time ago that in the end, these things are just TV shows or movies. I hate when they made bad Star Trek but at least I got some good ones, and I'm an adult with real life stuff to deal with, so I have moved on and just ignore all modern Trek, Star Wars, etc. We all lose real friends and relatives as the years go by; I'm not going to waste too much emotion on a fictional story made by awful people who treat my beliefs with contempt.
It's like a pop culture version of toxoplasma gondii that rewires a mouse's brain to lose its fear of cats.
Except it's the IP devouring corporations are the cats that s*"* out the now infected content to ensnare the infected and ensure the cultural parasite can reproduce.
It is a sickness, just a very sweet one…. My Sweet Sickness is alive and well, thank you very much.
Robert Meyer Burnett is correct… I watch RUclips more than anything else..
The fan made Star Trek is still better than the crap CBS is doing. Even with the restraints.
I’m 51 years old and all I watch now is RUclips with the occasional Netflix. There’s so much content on YT that you just can’t get bored. The worst that can happen is that you find a new topic to be interested in while you browse. Obviously I tune in for all my regular faves like yourselves 😁 👍👍👍
Hi person exactly like me! 👋
I think I speak for everyone when I say please PLEASE keep inviting Robert to FNT/Real BBC. This guy is a brilliant guest
Don't forget they are adding in doing a 3D scan to EVERY actor's contract these days.
Pretty soon Disney will celebrate the death of an actor behind the scenes with the ability to then use their likeness without having to pay anyone a red cent. Of course Congress SHOULD be creating a law that prevents them from doing that, but then again, they own much of Congress.
Disney doesn’t own congress man, it’s the other way around
That's actually a valid issue for the actor's unions to fight over. Congress has real things to worry about, like economics, national security, etc. They have no real reason to get involved in sports or entertainment stuff.
@@RCAvhstape That's what back-room negotiations during the WGA strike actually were about. However, there's actually no additional law required; what the Ho'Wood corporations are doing (use of likeness without permission going forward) is patently illegal.
What's happening, is a virtual equivalent of hiring a Joe Estevez look-alike for a role Martin Sheen is cast for. The "MASSIVE" engine used for the orcs in LotR was pioneering work in making virtual, autonomous animations, but the studios want to be able to create hordes of celebrity characters without actually paying them for using their likeness.
There's going to be a middle ground sooner or later, but the most likely result is that actors which used to be hired for walk-on roles or background characters will now be automated illustrations. It's going to change how actors learn & mature their 'craft' at a minimum.
@@RCAvhstape I have to disagree because we don't know where the technology will lead to and we are always behind legislatively. Ensuring everyone has an implicit right to their likeness and voice is not beneath Congress's time. Of course they don't do anything they are supposed to anymore anyway.
Thank you so much Nerdrotic & Critical Drinker for all you do for the movie business. Hopefully Hollywood will improve.
"You can't just use someone's likeness." Did they forget Crispin Glover?
He's alive.
I'm not sure I believe in people's likenesses. Do twins get to sue each other constantly? If we find someone else who looks almost exactly like the original actor, is he forbidden to wear his hair the same way or something? Assuming your likeness is protected is much like those companies that copyrighted strings of DNA... DNA that you might have in your body and now suddenly don't 'own' any more.
@Mereologist
You are making a false analogy. In Glover's case, they used some footage shot for part 1 in part 2, which he wasn't in or paid for. And with Cushing and Holm they are using casts made for earlier films to make the deceased appear in these films.
@@Fred-gu6pk You are missing the point entirely.
Not only a GOOD THING, but a NECESSARY THING. Hollyweird needs to be reminded how important the customer is, THE HARD WAY!
If youve ever seen sam witwer interview about star wars, you would crown him king of lucasfilm
Theres his table read for TCW where he corrects a continuity error no one in the room including filoni noticed but my favorite was his audition for force unleashed where they asked why he appeared angry when meditating and said "because hes a sith, not a jedi" and the lucasarts rep's eyes lit up
As usual, whenever Robert Meyer Burnett does most of the talking on a panel he always elevates the discourse. The man has a near encyclopedic knowledge of film and has the eloquence to keep people engaged in the conversation. Watching him pontificate on entertainment for a significant length of time is actually more interesting than much of the crap that passes for entertainment that is produced by the big studios.
I could listen to that man talk Star Trek for days on end.
Burnett is so smart... great addition !!!
This is one of the best topics discussed. It really looks at the rise and falls of corporate entertainment. The power is moving, the landscape is shifting, and the preaching and pandering will dissolve to only those who want to eat it up.
It's always a pleasure to listen to Rob.
"They cast these shows with a spreadsheet."
This always makes me think of The Dark Knight Returns, when Commissioner Gordon retires, and the biggest concern the bureaucrats have in choosing his replacement is between 'skin colour' and 'lack of dangly bits'. Frank Miller was noticing this crap in the mid-80s...
There is no real division in the various fandoms, just a vocal minority who would be better described as activists, incentivized shills and access media, inserting themselves into fandoms and trying to control them for their own purposes.
That's the thing, most of us were here because we had a shared love of this or that franchise. These new people looked at us, wanted to be part of the crowd, but they don't actually love the franchise and want to change it to suit them. It's so selfish because they could just watch any piece of crap engineered to check every diversity box and they would be just as invested, but instead they have to destroy what we have loved for years
Hail to the fellowship!
_BELCH!!!_
Some one within Amazon said the reason why Clarkson Farm was successful was because of the farm part and not the Clarkson part which shows that there are people within media companies who have given high positions who don't have a clue
This conversation is brilliant. Corporate entertainment tries to pick winners. RUclips, crowdfunding, and Amazon KDP (where my novels are published) allow winners to rise from the masses. It's a golden age of independent creators.
The closing music being a live cover of the mid-game bicycle scene music to the NES Punch-Out! was brilliant.
Robert's final statement is great. It reminded me of "If you're not first then you're last".
I watch youtube on my 75" tv in my living room almost exclusively then go into the comments on my phone.
RMB fits this crowd so much better than he did with Campea and his jokers. I remember seeing him bursting at the seams to say what he felt but keeping a lid on it cause...Campea.
Yup. Lol. And I know Campea has known for years that RMB has been friends with these guys. It must really get under his skin. 😅
RMB is a example of how traditional liberals are now more closer aligned to the political right than this new left
We don't need them. Everyone has a camera in their pocket now. Besides that, there are more movies and more television that already exists than anyone can watch in their lifetime. Go check out movies from the 1930s for some great talent. I'll take a Frank Capra film over anything now.
I highly recommend watching the original Untouchables tv show. Great stuff.
I'm literally archiving the old media now before it's banned for being "insensitive". After all it's the reason for all the remakes-- so they no longer show the wholesome and creative past...
@@CleverGirlAAH Same here. And same for awful remasters done with AI or something. They keep changing the lighting.
I live far out in a rural area... so far out, I have to be careful about wild animals walking through my yard at night. I'm also a widow without a lot a friends and family. (sadly, death happens) The Closest real theater is at least 50 miles away. Does anyone think I'd bother to travel that far? Also, I'm an old Star Wars, Star Trek, Lord of the Rings, Superman and Batman fan. I've got spare money to indulge myself for Entertainment's sake. Entertainment is important to the human spirit. We need diversion, amusement and relaxation, we have needed it since we were sitting in our caves at night, listening to the wolves outside, while waiting for the ice age to end.. This 'wokeness mind virus' is ruining everything for me. So does the condemnation of my Christianity and Conservatism by mainstream media and entertainment. All I've got is You Tube and my large collection of DVDS. And, I know I am not alone. I'm going back to the 1940s-1990s for my entertainment.. buying what I can find. I am also watching the luminaries like Gary and Critical Drinker On You-Tube. What shocks me is even while some modern entertainment is bearable, it is frequently also weak, barely amusing, does' live up to it's promise of escapism -- like a soda when the ice has all melted and it's lost it's sting because there is no taste left. They can throw all the money they want to at a project but if it doesn't really entertain, what's the point?
Final point : If Hollywood was smart they would create for both normal people and this "Modern Audience" they keep seeking.
In the MCU’s prime, they had fans crawling over each other to pitch their ideas to Feige. Guess when that changed?
After Endgame
If you've ever been to or spent time in Edmonton, you'd also want to drive as far away as possible.
Lol, tsk tsk, not nice. Accurate, but lols.
Disparu looks like he’s nearing the end stages of an excellent binge
The consistency of hiring people for their " diversity" not experience and skills, or acting ability.Has created an almost endless stream of cr*p , because it turns out the job needed the skills and experience , acting ability, much more than it needed third rate people with DEI credentials as their only selling point.
RMB is exactly right. Con's were great in the late 70's and early 80's. The Galacticons and Phantasmacons. So much fun. Cute, smart girls all over. Dealers rooms full of hand made items you had to have. Stage skits put on by your friends! Costumes made by the people wearing them! No sex workers or models!! Writer panels full of your favorite writers. Video rooms showing movies not out for months or shows not available for decades. And the people were cool, not just the cute girls either.
Love the Edmonton shout out! Hail Yeg nerds!
Also, RMB is one of the best guests! I love hearing his insights and perspective. It’s a great model for having conversations with people who don’t agree with you on many things.
The word "diversity" is forever poisoned for me.
This is just the conversation I needed to wake up to 👏👏👏
@18:18 As the end of the end credits of The Naked Gun films used to say: "if you left the movie theater when these credits started, you could be home by now".
Right on. Thanks for sharing.
Big corporations like amazon are cancer! As soon as they get their hands on any product it dies! Top Gear & The grand tour will be missed greatly! Clarkson's Farm is really good 2!
RMB: "Patty Jenkins is the right person for a Rogue Squadron movie, since her father was a jet pilot."
Gary: "My father was an accountant, you don't wanna me filing your taxes."
Disney could have just scrapped RUclips for the best fan Star Wars projects and started throwing $10K-100K for small projects and grown a massive crop of creators to print them money.
I've had a desktop hooked up to my 85 inch Samsung Tv for 15 years and I've been watching RUclips and other online content and enjoying it. Welcome tot he Party Gary! Keep up the great work, Guys!
They owe the fans everything. Without fans you've just made something to watch with fans you make something to watch for decades to come.
I would love to live in a world where Hollywood cared for and loved their IPs at least half as much as Nintendo loves Mario.
There's no comment section for corporate TV. No corporate ads when you can pay for premium. Fantastic points from everyone here^👏
Make Rob a staple. Heightens the verisimilitude whenever he is on. 😅
This was a great segment.
Just wait till AI gets better and people can make their own shows with AI and Unreal Engine. We will have people that can make go shows and they will make money and all of Hollywood will blow away like dust in the wind.
Passion is everything with any art. And that's what we respond to. The rest will follow. Look at what Walt Disney started with. And without the visionary guidance that passion leads with, you got nothing special.
I don't own a TV & haven't for the last 5 yrs.
I haven't turned mine on in a year.
There's no way that Lucasfilm and Disney didn't know that they needed permission to use Peter Cushings' image in Rogue One.
Their lawyers are notoriously keen, so they must have just thought they could get away with it.
Seems like a grey area to me. I mean the man's dead and you don't wholly own your likeness even when alive. I csn take a photo of you and sell it or a video, and even if you own it can you pass it on to your descendants? I think disney know it's not a sure thing either way and decided to roll the dice.
😂 I have no pants on!
"hollywood, you should listen to your friend Robert Meyer Burnett, he's trying to help you out!"
I love Robert, he is such a cool guy, you should have him more often on your show.
More like this please G! Awesome.
Hail, lobster unbreaded.
love this chat topic, great stuff
7:28, everything Disparu said here is exactly how I feel, I can no longer watch main stream tv, I watch You Tube, the people I watch are far more genuine, interesting, enthusiastic and talented than anyone on main stream, why waste your time watching content you don't like.
I don't have pants on now!
The original Silent Hill director spent months of the pre-production doing playthroughs of the games for the crew, pointing out elements they will need to properly replicate.
This movie was freaking great. I should have a list of the best movies based on games. Recently thought about such a list, but I forgot about this movie.
Disparu looking like he just came from a my chemical romance concert
Gary embracing his "Based Gandalf" meme omg
Greatest time to be alive for genuine creatives. Can't wait to see that great new and wild stuff we will get to see. The Terrifier franchise is proving that independent films are definitely leading the way.
Robert is the perfect nerd Consiglieri
Imagine the saving grace it would have been if an independent studio had made rings of power and Amazon said “no, thanks, doesn’t look good” and passed on it.
Great convo, gang! I miss having these kinds of chats!! 💝
“The best rise to the top on RUclips”? Please explain Mr. Beast to us then.
Kiddee consumers.
AMEN! You have to be humble enough and STUDY the material
Punch out theme at the end is gold
Robert Burnett gives an insightful breakdown on the film industry's business strategy. Very informative.
HEY PERRI, im absolutely LOVING the OP music!!!!!!
"You dont have to put pants onf,"...brilliant Madame M!❤😂 The Studio system was originally owner driven paired with values, the studio system emerged in the late 1950s, and transitioned to corporate in the 60s / 70s...its gotten worse and is about to collapse entirely with the new global competition.
Something else to note.
When Netflix brought in all these shows from around the world, you met new actors and stories that you would never have seen before.
Do you REALLY think that Lee Jung-jae would have gotten a spot on The Acolyte if Squid Game hadn't have been shown on Netflix?
Also.. The sheer number of people in the west that are now learning Asian languages because of shows that they now love to watch. This is LITERALLY how you start a cultural shift.
Amazing.
RMB....very knowledgeable guy ! Loved his takes bring him back !
RUclips is one of the best you get to be a part of the conversation
"mediocre movie you pay 100 bucks to take your family to see"
I know that's a very slight inflation of the real number, but we're honestly getting there, and it's disgusting.
You are so right about OG Top Gear, I absolutely loved that show. Jeremy, Richard and James were likeable and funny, I like cars and enjoyed the car reviews and celebrity TA races, many of the skits are the funniest things I've ever seen, and they showed us so many beautiful places around the world I'd never get to visit
7:42 - LOL, you're saying "The cream RISES to the top, Yeah!". RIP Macho Man Randy Savage.
RMB hit the nail on the head, "Corporatisation of entertainment"
Hollywierd can't collapse fast enough. My hope is that from its ashes, new studios arise all over the country. That'd be REAL diversity; diversity of genres, diversity of approach, diversity of thought. With luck, if/when that happens it'll last for at least 50 years before consolidation starts taking hold.
Quality catering for the entire crew.
HAIL!
When accountants and lawyers (blackrock) take over creativity
RMB speaks so well. Why he isn't consulting for studios is beyond me. Imagine if Paramount contracted RMB for two years, just how good would star trek be?
Disparu is right I am in the same boat YT has killed regular TV. Once in a blue moon do I find a new show worth watching. I am totally up to date on Rings of Garbage despite only watching 15 minutes of the first episode. With reviews I get the shows without having to suffer.
Always good to see RMB drop in. Dude is a well of knowledge & he cares. RUclips is my main entertainment now, rather watch you guys than any of the crap Hollywood is currently pushing
Awesome observations here - YES! It's like hanging out at a bar with my buddies. Laughs and shit talking.
AND...I always have my pants on listening to ya'll. 😀
The quality of documentaries and podcasts on RUclips often blow away anything I've seen on TV or streaming services. I completely agree with Disparu
They're not dying they're moving to different platforms like this. South Park did a great episode about this. The snakes in Hollywood don't have any more prey and now they're moving here to RUclips.
Excellent discussion and analysis.
🖖🏽
Hear! Hear!
The best things in life truly are free.