Found this absolute abomination on the streets of Greece. The emotion I’m feeling right now cannot be put into words.
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LOOK AT THIS FUCKIN FAT FUCK I FOUND ON FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE
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(from Gabi Belle's video "How Dropshipping Ruined Online Shopping")
YES OMG. I went to an anime convention a few months ago and saw SO many cheap bootlegs being sold as if they were authentic items. Being an experienced collector, I have a good eye for bootlegs so it didn't affect me, but I couldn't help but think of all the people who were duped into buying a crappy $30 bootleg that they could have gotten on Aliexpress for like $2.
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sometimes being a broadway fan is "spot the wild grainy ben tyler cook in the ensemble of a booleg"
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I saw these bootleg "Finding Nemo 2" figurines in a dollar store today. At first glance, there wasn't anything particularly notable about it, besides the yellow Marlin and incorrect sequel name.
But the BACK of the box is where things get weirder…
The back has promo renders of the Finding Nemo characters on it. But the one of Nigel carrying Dory and Marlin in his beak has been edited to have them all be covered in oil!
It turns out this pic and the Finding Nemo 2 logo were swiped from a series of parody posters made by blogger Chibiboto.
The posters were made in 2010 in response to the Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill, highlighting how much damage it had done to the environment. I guess the bootleggers looked up "Finding Nemo 2" on Google, and mistook the Nigel one for a real poster!
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if you havent seen hadestown in person (or otherwise) i need you to know that in the center of the stage a giant circle is inlaid. (two, if you want to be precise) it can spin in place, and the middle is a platform that raises up and down at certain points in the show. you can see it unmoving here in this gifset.
it makes for some truly captivating choreo
but more importantly is what it silently adds to the layers of metaphor;
hadestown as being an inherently cyclical, doomed to repeat story. we keep telling it, hermes tells us, despite the ending always being the same.
(we gasp, the audience, every time orpheus turns around. why?)
hadestown, taking place on a stage with a turning table. where the characters keep walking in circles, over and over, forever.
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the way I avoided rewatching bfu videos for years bc I’d rather support Ryan and Shane in their solo venture… silver lining is that I can watch bfu again I guess
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I regret to say the Andrew Garfield/Cynthia Erivo/Andrew Scott 1984 audio play is very good
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