u/Treyvion1984

I'm 24 and started watching them back in 2015 when I was 13. I was in a big Star Wars kick in middle school in anticipation of The Force Awakens, then found the Plinkett videos. I believe they were still fairly new to YouTube at the time. I missed their Blip years, though during that time I was watching all the Channel Awesome/That Guy with The Glasses stuff. It's been great to grow up with the shows. Just curious how many younger folks grew up watching too.

I had this artwork as a poster on my wall throughout High School.

They're one of the only YouTube channels I still pay attention to and anticipate new videos from in Adulthood. Always consistent.

Morbid topic but... how do you think the public and the fanbase will react when Howard eventually passes?

From the public side, do you think he’ll be remembered as a cultural icon, with his face on all the major magazine covers and tributes? Or do you think the more controversial parts of the show overshadow his legacy? I imagine there will be a mix of both and maybe even some people openly trashing him.

From the fan side, there’s already so much division between old fans, newer fans, lifers, and people who only connect with certain eras of the show. Do you think that moment would bring everyone together to appreciate how great the Stern Show was at its peak? Or do you think a lot of fans feel so burned by the later years, retconning, & the celebrity worship that they’ve already mourned the show they loved a long time ago?

All speculative, of course.

It's from 1984 by author Milt Machlin and catalogs all the Jacksons/MJ Products from 1984 and prior. I'm looking for the content without breaking the bank to buy a copy on eBay. I'm trying to get my own collection together, so this would be helpful in knowing what was all available at the time.

Does anybody have a copy?

Thanks in advance.