Father of Daughters #63 He uses Instagram like he’s a pensioner on Facebook

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It sounds tit.

Have any of you seen Wicked? The prince pays a passing resemblance to young FOD and his song about dancing through life and not thinking deep thoughts was extremely him.
 
skratcha said:
Why would it be on their Christmas lists when they have it already?
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They can't even script an ad that makes sense 😆

The same with the bit about him now needing to buy headphones for them, when we've seen them countless times with their headphones on!

Now I'm getting constant ads for the damn thing, serves me right for being curious enough to go on their website I suppose 😂
 
Several articules online about how the Roli company filed for bankruptcy in 2021 and has been relaunched with "greater focus" on the toy beginner keyboard that FOD's advertising.

Buyer beware.

musictech.com

ROLI files for bankruptcy and will reboot as beginner-focused company Luminary

ROLI has filed for administration and will be relaunching as Luminary, with a greater focus on its LUMI keyboard for music learners.
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He's always portrayed them a certain way - sporty, outdoorsy, "helping" him with DIY, getting their clothes filthy, running around screaming, vandalising the house, etc.

So IMO it's jarring to suddenly use them to promote learning to play a £400+ musical instrument. It doesn't come across convincing or authentic. It's just a money grab for him, but we all know there are naive/vulnerable parents out there who will now think a sub-£100 Casio or Yamaha keyboard isn't good enough when actually it's a far better buy for a child/beginner whose interest could disappear in a couple of weeks.
 
Axatogrind said:
He's always portrayed them a certain way - sporty, outdoorsy, "helping" him with DIY, getting their clothes filthy, running around screaming, vandalising the house, etc.

So IMO it's jarring to suddenly use them to promote learning to play a £400+ musical instrument. It doesn't come across convincing or authentic. It's just a money grab for him, but we all know there are naive/vulnerable parents out there who will now think a sub-£100 Casio or Yamaha keyboard isn't good enough when actually it's a far better buy for a child/beginner whose interest could disappear in a couple of weeks.
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Basically he‘ll flog anything if someone pays him.
 
A & M both went to the same private junior school in year 3 and 6. I don't recall any mention of gymnastics, ballet etc.

He still has to work and promote anything offered. They still had £72,802 in the company account for the period of '23. Which is a huge drop from their peak of £244k in cash at the bank and £177k after liabilities.
 
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