Guru Larry Fat Cunt

[TheManWithNoPlan]

B-b-but now he can truly call himself a movie artiste. It'll look so good on his résumé.

His resume for Starbucks after people stop watching his stuff.

[Le Redditeur]

Every single shit vlog Doge could throw on YT would get more views, be less effort and likely even earn more money than his "cinema" thingy he's planning. I really don't know why they bother with stuff like that. Must be desperation to be legit or something.

Wait, what "cinema thingy" is Douge planning to do?

[Kugelfisch]

He will show an episode of Nostalgia Critic in a (couple of?) cinema(s) in Chicago. One with no movie footage at all. $20 a ticket, at least one drink purchase and the "cinemas" look like glorified board meeting rooms with office chairs and little tables in front of them. We had pictures on 3.0 before the Sperge Purge.

[VoiceOfReasonPast]

Couple of? Only one, and it looks a lot like some conference room.

[Charlar]

I wonder if it hurts him every time he remembers he went from being on TV to making clickbait videos on Youtube?

The fact I literally make ten times as much now than I did when I was on TV does comfort me somewhat.

TV isn't the great thing it's made out to be, very few people make a decent wage and on top of that everything is a compromise, I have none of that online!

Yeah but you weren't just yet another internet nobody then

[Pope Corky III]

Who watches TV these days, anyways?

Boomers

And the people who wanted to catch the premier of Game of Thrones, Walking Dead, Sopranos, Breaking Bad, House of Cards and all the other mainstream America shows.

I feel like TV was supposed to completely die five years ago, but it didn't. And at this point I don't think it will. People want to watch things on big screens, if they can afford it.

[Kugelfisch]

Couple of? Only one, and it looks a lot like some conference room.

The photos looked like different places to me. I wasn't sure so I put it in brackets with a question mark.

[Spoony's Ego]

So he's copying AVGN but without an actual movie to premiere. Sad? And it's in Chicago, too, so be careful I guess. This aint Perfect Strangers circa 1986.

[mad bum]

Who watches TV these days, anyways?

Boomers

And the people who wanted to catch the premier of Game of Thrones, Walking Dead, Sopranos, Breaking Bad, House of Cards and all the other mainstream America shows.

I feel like TV was supposed to completely die five years ago, but it didn't. And at this point I don't think it will. People want to watch things on big screens, if they can afford it.

The problem is many companies know about the cable cutters, that's why many are trying to impose data caps so you're forced to buy there overpriced TV packages.

Give it some time if the net neutrality somehow gets taken down, things will be shit then.

[Kugelfisch]

That'd be political suicide. Yeah sure, go ahead and piss off millions of normalfags by cutting their Netflix & Chill session short on a Sunday.