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Internet Superstar takes ROFLCon by storm!

Wednesday, May 14th, 2008 – running time 45:59
Internet Superstar takes ROFLCon by storm!
Mix up a bunch of super famous internet memes, some brainy academics, a big audience, dump them in Cambridge, MA and you've got ROFLCon. The Internet Superstar crew was there too, happily amongst their people.

Here's a list of the people featured in the very special episode 17 ROFLCon edition of Internet Superstar.

Leslie Hall, www.lesliehall.com

Average Homeboy Denny Blaze, www.dennyblaze.com

The Tron Guy Jay Maynard, www.tronguy.net

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mari1ee

Started discussion: May 14, 2008 @ 11:36am GMT

Episode 16 - Internet Superstar takes ROFLCon by storm! [Discussion]

Mix up a bunch of super famous internet memes, some brainy academics, a big audience, dump them in Cambridge, MA and you've got ROFLCon. The Internet Superstar crew was there too, happily amongst their people.

Watch or download the episode here.

Tiki
about 1 year ago
Quicktime Large? It isn't up yet...
chuckles
about 1 year ago
In reply to Tiki:
Quicktime Large? It isn't up yet...


It is there now.. Sorry for the delay.

-chuckles-
Tiki
about 1 year ago
Good work Chuckles and the Gang!

Also, loved the show! Interviewing is really what Martin does best.

Sometimes you have to wonder, do these people really act this way? That sweater woman was... Interesting to say the least. Internet Superstar and Web Drifter are special because, on the internet, there are no shortage of these kind of people. Keep up the good work Martin, Gator, Chuckes, and everyone at Rev3!
bummey
about 1 year ago
That tiny, asian nerd in the beginning is exactly the type of person I'd expect to attend something like this.
Bani-Banan
about 1 year ago
This episode was amazing!

The sweater-superstar was just awkward!

Non the less amazing! GJ Martin und Gator
entropic0001
about 1 year ago

Kind of bummed not going to lie.

Not about the show and what it does for my entertainment. I should mention this is my first post in any thread on revision3 forum. My beef was and is the sell out to law enforcement buckle up ad. Is this what revision3 is going towards in ad revenue? The Government? I better not see an army of one slogan!

I hope that a company, such as this, would be able to have pretty much any advertisement that they choose. I understand that ad rev is a must, but to pick highest bidder, and really when it comes down to a Good company or the government, we all know who is has more money.

I honestly would watch ten hippie commercials than one government commercial. And I hate hippies!

This was kind of funny when first started typing I had the Gazette in the background. But this was also about ad rev, except with a hot chick from GoDaddy and I actually watched it.

Here is an idea for tick it or click it:

--Two people are driving- One hot chick, I mean HOT (passenger)
--Nervous stupid ass teenager that is scared of the world (driver)
--They are driving and hot chick notices that driver does not have seat belt --on and reaches over...
--Cleavage Shot for sure, and why not slow motion.
--Clicks his seat belt, then sits back.
--Kid Gulps
--She puts her hand on his leg.

Now that would sell. But not for revision3.

Get Better Ad Revenue!

Before this gets to long, to late right, well Martin and Jay--You Rock in my book, personally I liked Infected the best. Keep on making good stuff.
bummey
about 1 year ago
In reply to entropic0001:
words


what?
entropic0001
about 1 year ago
I had a little rant, I believe it was in english. The message was straight forward. Even though we probably speak the same language, somehow comunication is hopeless, you did not understand what I said, shown by what?, and I dont understand your what?
Tiki
about 1 year ago
I can understand, but don't agree with, people being upset with air force ads, military ads, etc. But really there is no possible reason why a click it or ticket ad would cause any offense... Do you have some kind of moral objection to seat belts? Or is it an objection to the government? Rev3 is all about making money, any company is. Ads are what keep this network going. If you notice, there aren't that many advertisers willing to take a chance on this kind of project (If I remember right Internet Superstar has had ads with Godaddy, netflix, and Gamevee, I think that there was one other that slips my mind.) and so it's not like it was a bidding war as to who was going to have a 30 second spot on Internet Superstar.

In conclusion, if you like Internet Superstar (or any show on Rev3) you will watch any ad that comes on and like it! Well you'll watch it, because as Patrick Norton says "Support them, so they can support the shows you love"... Or something along thos lines...
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