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I can’t disappoint 10,000 people -Tony Goldmark
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I can’t disappoint 10,000 people -Tony Goldmark
You know I like some jerk with a camera, big shock I know, but yeah when looking through his Twitter, he does feel a little like a lolcow, especially with the tweets on the Emoji Movie.
Another thing small about him is his influence, he's always been below even Dobson in that regard (i don't include whatever influence his parents had)There's not much about Skidmark that can be classified as "little", especially his lolcow status. Two of the few things that are little about Tony are his imagination and originality, seeing as how he just rips off other people's shtick (Weird Al, TGWTG, etc.)
There's not much about Skidmark that can be classified as "little", especially his lolcow status. Two of the few things that are little about Tony are his imagination and originality, seeing as how he just rips off other people's shtick (Weird Al, TGWTG, etc.)
So skid mark managed to get 10,000 subs even though he hasn’t made a video since 2016
His main claim to fame is Disney Park videos, essentially ride reviews and history, and it takes him years to hit 10k? Wow! That’s epic levels of doing it wrong.
Yup. Then consider guys like Justin Scarred and Adam the Woo who don't have the luxury of living off of a trust fund or being connected to a popular website of other reviewers, yet they each have far more subscribers on their channels (Justin has 105k and 85k on his two channels, and Adam has 328k and 167k on his two channels). Then again, Justin and Adam have much more interesting videos with more information, less cussing, more humor, more fun, and zero fucktarded skits. They're both much more likeable than Skidmark as well.
It's actually laughably pathetic how much of a failure Tony is given how he's got all this trust fund cash and zero obligations in life to get in the way of him making videos. It's not like he's got a job to be to or kids to take care of. He has no excuses for not making park reviews. I mean, fucking Hell, his "job" is to go to amusement parks and have FUN! Yet he can't haul his fat ass away from his computer or phone (Twitter) long enough to go ride some rides and shoot some footage.
Also, Justin's videos are way nicer looking and clear than whatever Tony is filming with. Plus I like Justin way more than Tony just for doing that random Tombstone quote scene in his Ghost Town Alive: Knott's Berry Farm video.
I can't imagine Tony taking time out of his visit to Disney World to drive to the house of a five year old fan to cheer her up because she's sick and the doctors have no idea what's wrong with her? Granted, no parent should be allowing their five year old to watch a foul-mouthed troglodyte like Tony, but the point still stands that it would be hard to imagine Tony doing something that generous and selfless whereas people like Justin Scarred and Adam the Woo are more than happy and willing to go out of their way to do nice things for others because of how kind and genuine they are. Tony bitched about fans coming up to say "Hello" while he was waiting in line for D20 and has ranted on Twatter about people "ruining his shots". He's a self-centered little shit who doesn't appreciate his viewers.
Yet he can't haul his fat ass away from his computer or phone (Twitter) long enough to go ride some rides and shoot some footage.
I'd care about some of his videos if he at least talked about old rides and gave a history on them, (proper history- not him ranting like a tard about It's A Small World) like other people have done on Youtube. Tony's too lazy to even do that. Justin Scarred does some great videos on old Disney rides that used to be big in Disneyland but are no longer around. If I remember it correctly.
The only reason anyone even tards out about that is just that its song is such an annoying, unforgettable earworm that everyone remembers it.
Then when he's got it, he sits on it and doesn't even put it on YouTube for a year or so. What's the point? The ride might even be closed by then.
I just don't see what the point of reviewing something like that is. If he reviewed new rides or classic rides with some update to them, there might be a reason for theme park nerds to watch this. Who cares about some fat, greasy fuck in some old ride from a year ago, though?