A-bomb on 06/18/2017 5:36 am

One of the best parts of these videos is the reactions of people around you. When the camera stops do you find that people try to avoid you or do they realize the awesome work you're doing?

-RoG- on 06/19/2017 12:49 pm

A-bomb - All depends on the people. Some people come up and ask where they can watch the video, others quickly try to move out of the way. Nice thing is, the yelling helps people who are familiar with my videos easily find me in those giant crowds. It's always nice when people come up & say hi. :)

ColdFusion (Guest) on 06/21/2017 2:20 am

there's something really fantastic about doing something attention-grabby and disruptive at a place full of nerds all probably feeling extremely self-concious and nervous about messing something up (quite possibly in physically ponderous and awkward costumes that make it very likely to trip in some way or bump into something, possibly something expensive). It's gotta put it all in perspective. Like we're all just here being dorks and can probably relax. Also holy crap your vocal cords. I tend to wear mine at just talking normally in crowded places from having to talk over the noise..

ColdFusion (Guest) on 06/22/2017 2:14 am

er, wear mine out*
also re-reading this not sure if it came off as positive as it should have. Point is you make us all feel more at ease with your confidence.

Dr_Demento (Guest) on 06/25/2017 8:08 pm

I was turned onto this site by Newgrounds,
I enjoyed this, just like I enjoyed this over the past 15 years but it's now a ''dead mall''.
If a mall can't survive in Cupertino CA (Apple)...