Totalbiscuit, Husky, and Pewdiepie are all going to be owned by Disney.
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Actually, there was art of that from before the buyout thanks to his (albeit unwilling) playthrough of Long Live the Queen:Hero in a half shell said:
Not to mention him becoming a princess for big parts of this Co-optional Podcast animation. Incidentally still talking about Love Live The Queen.Disturbed-Hell said:Actually, there was art of that from before the buyout thanks to his (albeit unwilling) playthrough of Long Live the Queen:Hero in a half shell said:
So what? What is disney but something that seeks to get as much money as possible? They are all the same, when money is the goal, nothing is sacred, nothing else matters.
Money is a fruitless goal, it bears its own reward but then its value is lost when you realize its just another material thing that we've designed to give us drive in life.
Money is not the meaning of life, nor the attaining of it. Nothing will ever really be gained. Long before you and I existed, kingdoms rose and fell in the pursuit of wealth. Where are they now? A distant memory, if remembered at all.
A fruitless way to spend ones life, and a shame.
Money is a fruitless goal, it bears its own reward but then its value is lost when you realize its just another material thing that we've designed to give us drive in life.
Money is not the meaning of life, nor the attaining of it. Nothing will ever really be gained. Long before you and I existed, kingdoms rose and fell in the pursuit of wealth. Where are they now? A distant memory, if remembered at all.
A fruitless way to spend ones life, and a shame.
Do remember this. Disney also owns Marvel. They have for a while now...
And yet have you ever read Deadpool Max...or really any of the Max comics? Just because something is owned by Disney doesn't mean they're going to completely censor the thing that they're buying. Disney isn't (entirely) stupid. They know why people watch this stuff.
And yet have you ever read Deadpool Max...or really any of the Max comics? Just because something is owned by Disney doesn't mean they're going to completely censor the thing that they're buying. Disney isn't (entirely) stupid. They know why people watch this stuff.
I don't necessarily see this as a bad thing. They are partnered with Polaris (iirc even Jim Sterling is), not its employees. At least the more popular of them really can't be influenced by that and for less popular ones it opens new opportunities to "sell out" (Jesse Cox loves that), also known as simple promotional deals that Polaris has always been very open about in the past and as far as I see have not hurt their integrity with shady deals.
If Disney supports them, it can be a great thing with Star Wars movies and games coming out in the future. For example they made a (boring but peculiar) Pacific Rim special.
If Disney supports them, it can be a great thing with Star Wars movies and games coming out in the future. For example they made a (boring but peculiar) Pacific Rim special.
They of bought my country. Is not too of bad. Streets clean, food is good. Only thing I am of hesitant is the muzac broadcast day and night.
Glory to Trans-Disnystria.
Glory to Trans-Disnystria.
Never cared for any of those peoples stuff so it's not that big of a deal. What worries me more is that pace that these independent content creators are getting bought by companies or getting bribed by companies to speak favorably of them without them actually being a sponsor of the show. Just makes it even harder for people to actually believe anything anymore.
Well, I suppose this means that they'll be protected more; I imagine TB is quite happy about this; now he won't have constant annoyances from cheap lawyers trying to close his channel.
I am also rather worried by this; although I sometimes enjoy one of these people, hope the other dies in a tar pit, and haven't heard of the other one, I bet they'll be changing very radically. TB in particular.
I am also rather worried by this; although I sometimes enjoy one of these people, hope the other dies in a tar pit, and haven't heard of the other one, I bet they'll be changing very radically. TB in particular.
This is actually good for them. The problem with Youtube and the copy right trolls has always been that the little guy just can't compete with these big corporations who's very expensive lawyers can just push you around. You can't outspend them, so they had to basically submit.
Now the House of Mouse can pinch hit for them in the courtroom, and they get all their expensive lawyers to boot.
Now the House of Mouse can pinch hit for them in the courtroom, and they get all their expensive lawyers to boot.
I hope it means nothing but good news to them. Crossing fingers that no attempts on content control occur.
Well, i don't know too much about these things. But I suspect that Polaris doesn't actually have very much power of the youtube channels it owns. Sure, they might have some say on the channels, but I doubt they have heavy influence on what the channels do, as long as it's within the boundaries of the law. It'd be weird if youtubers allowed a company to actually have a big say in what they make and do.
But it's still another step that helps separate the social elite from the common joe even further.Brian Tams said:
The networks have no control over the content produced themselves. And if they try to impose control the content makers will go else, which would make the network worth less.
I personally find it funny that these people can now identify themselves as 'Disney Princesses'
I personally find it funny that these people can now identify themselves as 'Disney Princesses'
I think that step was realized the moment the masses became reliant upon mass-streaming services hosted by a multi-billion dollar company.Khanht Cope said: