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Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label YouTube. Show all posts

Thursday, June 28, 2012

What's New PussyKat? Absolutely Nothing.

No matter what LordKat say about Spoony, he doesn't deserve to even live on the internet anymore. I may not have seen all of his videos and listened to his podcasts but to belittle Spoony and Angry Joe in the matter that he has done on YouTube should lead to the fans to not even bother with continuing to listen to every word that he says. Then again, if they decide to continue to be there for him, that's fine. That's their prerogative. He says that he's made bad mistakes in the past. This rant is the biggest that he's made making him a complete ass about himself. I can go on and on about what led up to the mania that has broken many fans' trust with not only LordKat but also Spoony and even Obscurus Lupa. That's right. I'm speaking for whoever have spoken about what has occurred on TGWTG.com while the man who have created the site to entertain all men and women who want to laugh about how terrible and how great some of the films, TV shows, and music are from our past and our current lives.

If you want to listen to said rant, you can hear it here.

What are your thoughts people?

Wednesday, November 16, 2011

The Internet is Ruined? Take the Time to Save it!

There has been talk of a proposed bill that, deemed unconstitutional to most forums users, could end the Internet as we know it. If there's anyone not in the know about the news, the word is out about a proposed bill that can place bloggers, vloggers, and many other composers of websites such as thatguywiththeglasses.com and the big media giant YouTube. Today marks American Censorship Day when everyone take a stand against this bill that can place anyone in prison, for example, singing a cover of a popular hit song. There's a friend, along with many other wannabe celebrities, that will oppose and fight against this injustice until the bill is sliced and diced like Nagini by the Sword of Godric Gryffindor. To get your voice out there in an effort to stop an action that goes against what America has stood for many generations, take the opportunity to follow the directions provided on this site: http://americancensorship.org/. This bill will be crushed by the hands of the people along with the businesses that will be affected by it. The country is already dealing with spite from those who continue to fight for more available jobs. Let's prevent it from going through more hell.

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Who's Going to Prom? Not Me.


  1. Couple 1: Clichéd Bad Boy/Good Girl ripping off the one from 10 Things I Hate About You.
  2. Couple 2: Also ripped off 10 Things I Hate About You, the slightly less attractive beta couple to appeal to the less socially accomplished in the audience.
  3. Couple 3: They are black, and therefore COMPLETELY DIFFERENT from the other two couples, despite the fact that they seem to have no plot involvement at all.
  4. The Last Guy: He obviously will end the movie alone, because WHO EVER HEARD OF A NERD WITH A LIFE?
My point exactly.

After viewing the latest trailer from the U.K. to the biggest tween heartthrob movie of the year from the good folks at Disney, along with the above comment from user mylightside, on YouTube describing the film in a nutshell, I have one thing to say to those people associated with this film: Why?

Why do we even need this flick even after we’ve been through prom in High School Musical 3? As safe as that movie was back in 2008, this film seems to try its best to border between a PG and PG-13 rating. Come on guys. We know that outside of the Pirates films, Disney will NEVER shoot for a PG-13 except when the film’s being released under their other name: Touchstone Pictures.

After dealing with lawn gnomes, after three weeks, topping the box office, Disney seems to be taking one step back in mediocrity. Even if Gnomeo and Juliet became a hit among kids and families, Prom seems to be another film that I bet even John Lasseter wishes it never saw the light of day. Heck, Cars 2 is another Disney film of the year that should have been nothing more than possible animated shorts to be attached to future Pixar films. Some people were split with the first one but what does the Mouse house care about? Money.   

What does this company hope for Prom: immediate success that could lead into a possible Disney Channel Original Series where drama and comedy will mix again hoping that it won’t lead the show to die a slow death like that of Jonas and its second season Jonas L.A.

I think 2011 will continue to be Disney’s weakest year with the possibility that the Phineas and Ferb film will make me think again about the company’s success on TV. As a whole, it seems that I’ll have to hold out for hope that 2012 will be better. 

As for the last guy who’s desperately looking for a date in this film (please let it flop),


look no further than the best friend.


Watch the extended U.K. trailer for yourself: http://bit.ly/h97lwI