Looking for info on which building was his actual studio on his property. Was it the tall Morton steel building kind of behind his house? I’m putting together a tribute video and want to label everything correctly.
He was sometimes informative and always repetitive but he was somewhat entertaining. And he spawned almost all the “big” Disney YouTubers that are out there today. These current vloggers are plastic and soulless and I can’t imagine anybody excited to watch their content. Woo was the magnet and without him the rest of them are just floating aimlessly off in different directions. Most audiences now are also clued into what motivates these Disney influencers and have figured out that they are not sincere. They just come across as repetitive, dull and simply doing anything for views that won’t upset Disney and their cash flow. The market is also completely over saturated. I didn’t particularly like Adam the Woo, his game was transparent to me, I feel like he was just wandering the parks making home movies and that he got a jolt when some fan recognized him and wanted a selfie. It was fun reading his critics, though, and it was always fun to goof on him.
I wish for him to lose every time I see his smug face. I’m gonna stop watching until he loses. “Oh yeah Ken, when we were camping on the banks of the Okavango and a hippo crashed through our campsite…” please, get real dude.
Interior atrium in the pyramid. Seems like a liability in a gambling town where people are drunk and stumbling or just lost their life’s savings and depressed. Until I walked from the elevators to my room I forgot that the front desk asked me if I wanted a room high up or low down. I hugged the wall all the way to my room. Had to work up the courage to peek over the half wall that doesn’t seem adequate.