Molly McAwesome So Long AllEars, Hello Mammoth Club

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chaplinesque said:
I thought it was because Molly doesn’t like hot dogs? In the DCA draft video (which I did not enjoy) they forced Molly to eat one with them, and blurred it as they were all putting it in their mouths, which I agree sexualizes it even more! I thought they were doing it to make it “funny” because of Molly’s strong disliking of hot dogs. But the fact they did it right when it was being put in their mouths, especially the men, made it weird. I don’t find it funny at all. I don’t want to see her be forced to eat another hot dog. We get it, she doesn’t like hot dogs. Park food is expensive. Why spend money on something you don’t want to eat? I blame Max, the chief chaos officer as he dubbed himself, for these “zany” videos that fall flat. Does anyone else miss a good ol’ Molly AE video of a perfect day in the parks? I desperately wanted that for Disneyland and did not get it.
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Molly could take some of their 30k a month Patreon money and buy a few of these;

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I agree. To me sex blur bites makes it super awkward and far more sexual than it would be otherwise. Meanwhile, she does these super big, jaw unhinged mega bites of everything anyway. Has no qualms about "going down" face first on some popcorn bags, too.
 
I'm not clutching my pearls here. But blurring out hotdogs go against the family-friendly channel they're trying to create? They say they know kids are watching. Well the kids are gonna ask why they're blurring out hotdogs?

I'm surprised the Trackers didn't think of it first for the NSFW Reddit.
 
AliceSpillstheTea said:
I'm not clutching my pearls here. But blurring out hotdogs go against the family-friendly channel they're trying to create? They say they know kids are watching. Well the kids are gonna ask why they're blurring out hotdogs?

I'm surprised the Trackers didn't think of it first for the NSFW Reddit.
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I think it's a damned if you do/damned if you don't deal.
The answer, again, is not hard: simply omit the biting part (Or cut off a piece with fork and knife) to get rid of the issue.
This is one of those things you look at and wonder how Molly, the editor and whomever did the QA all saw and didn't think it would be best to leave out just to avoid those with the mind of a 15 year old boy hitting puberty. It's not as though anyone will scream "You didn't really eat it!"
 
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Yeah, generally though unless they're vloggers, food reviewers aren't holding up cameras talking to them while having a meal.
The vloggers are supposed to be relatable, but they're mostly as fake as anything Disney or Universal would put out. Usually if you see "honest" on a vlogger's thumbnail, it's pretty negative.

I still say Disney/Uni could be doing this stuff themselves and far better. Doesn't mean they will, sadly.

I've enjoyed going to Disney for a long time. I don't need to go there and at the same time try to pretend like I'm too cool for school like a lot of these vloggers do.
 
TubeTired said:
Yeah, generally though unless they're vloggers, food reviewers aren't holding up cameras talking to them while having a meal.
The vloggers are supposed to be relatable, but they're mostly as fake as anything Disney or Universal would put out. Usually if you see "honest" on a vlogger's thumbnail, it's pretty negative.

I still say Disney/Uni could be doing this stuff themselves and far better. Doesn't mean they will, sadly.

I've enjoyed going to Disney for a long time. I don't need to go there and at the same time try to pretend like I'm too cool for school like a lot of these vloggers do.
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There's always going to be a layer of authenticity that someone who doesn't work for the park is going to provide that an official Disney vlogger couldn't. An official anything is always compromised, as far as honesty is concerned.
 
NateHate said:
There's always going to be a layer of authenticity that someone who doesn't work for the park is going to provide that an official Disney vlogger couldn't. An official anything is always compromised, as far as honesty is concerned.
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To me, there's not much difference if they're given tickets/invited/hosted etc. Generally with vloggers, usually if they're invited etc., they find some nitpick to look like they're not compromised, but when they have foot the whole bill, they're more critical.
Ultimately, they're promoting the parks too. If no one wants to go the parks, there's no reason to watch these folks.
 
justme23 said:
Glad to see them outside of the Disney/Universal bubble and experiencing Medieval Times. I want more videos like this instead of the tired Disney parks vlogs.
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I haven't been to Medieval Times but would probably go once. Not sure what they would show about it, it's a dinner and a show, kind of like the Dolly Stampede and others, just with different theming. Certainly nothing they could really repeat.
 
I can understand why people would want to see a video on what the dining experience is like, I have no interest though. I love horses, my family grew up with them in our care, I just can't imagine trying to eat while having a horse ring right there. :sick:
 
TubeTired said:
I haven't been to Medieval Times but would probably go once. Not sure what they would show about it, it's a dinner and a show, kind of like the Dolly Stampede and others, just with different theming. Certainly nothing they could really repeat.
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Wasn't so much Medieval Times that I liked, just that it wasn't another redundant theme park video. Show me the other things to do in Orlando.
 
justme23 said:
Wasn't so much Medieval Times that I liked, just that it wasn't another redundant theme park video. Show me the other things to do in Orlando.
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Yes. It’s definitely a one and done but great to see other Orlando offerings. I live close to the NJ medieval times and have been several times. I think some travelers in Orlando would enjoy it. Especially if staying off property
 
So I had a Molly experience in Epcot yesterday. You know I love my girl, but now I’m going “hmm.” So I’m in line at a food booth and I see Molly and Alan. She has her head down and texting with Alan following her. I’m not going to say anything because I feel weird talking to people I don’t know. But a woman spots her in line and starts gushing, “Oh my God, my daughter and I watch your everyday!”, we love you!, etc.” Molly looks at her and gives a half-ass “Oh thanks!” and continues texting. Of course, the woman keeps going on and now Molly and Alan look a little annoyed.

They weren’t actively filming, just standing in line. I feel that’s a terrible way to treat fans. Maybe be a little more gracious and not look like you just ate a tit sandwich? I’m a little disappointed with them. I might chalk it up to a one-time thing, but from the replies here, this might be normal for her.

Btw, Molly was wearing a clip-on microphone on her shirt. Maybe they are updating their equipment?
 
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Wow. Microphone is an improvement. But, being flip to the people who are providing your income isn't.
I'm sure the ol' "but she has RBF" will come up again, but there's zero reason for her to be ingracious to the people who are in the "club". Maybe Max was asking her which website he should nick trivia questions from.
 
FLAGirl said:
So I had a Molly experience in Epcot yesterday. You know I love my girl, but now I’m going “hmm.” So I’m in line at a food booth and I see Molly and Alan. She has her head down and texting with Alan following her. I’m not going to say anything because I feel weird talking to people I don’t know. But a woman spots her in line and starts gushing, “Oh my God, my daughter and I watch your everyday!”, we love you!, etc.” Molly looks at her and gives a half-ass “Oh thanks!” and continues texting. Of course, the woman keeps going on and now Molly and Alan look a little annoyed.

They weren’t actively filming, just standing in line. I feel that’s a terrible way to treat fans. Maybe be a little more gracious and not look like you just ate a tit sandwich? I’m a little disappointed with them. I might chalk it up to a one-time thing, but from the replies here, this might be normal for her.

Btw, Molly was wearing a clip-on microphone on her shirt. Maybe they are updating their equipment?
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Some folks in the Tracker thread have shared their interactions with Molly. A few are positive, but the majority seem to be like this. And yet with all the hate the Trackers get, I’ve never read about a negative in-person interaction with them!

I’m surprised to hear Molly had a microphone. When their equipment was questioned they were sassy about it, but then they apparently took the advice. What’s next, a new camera? But what about the guest experience! Seems if she cared about their experience, she would be nicer to the guests she interacts with at the park!
 
chaplinesque said:
Some folks in the Tracker thread have shared their interactions with Molly. A few are positive, but the majority seem to be like this. And yet with all the hate the Trackers get, I’ve never read about a negative in-person interaction with them!

I’m surprised to hear Molly had a microphone. When their equipment was questioned they were sassy about it, but then they apparently took the advice. What’s next, a new camera? But what about the guest experience! Seems if she cared about their experience, she would be nicer to the guests she interacts with at the park!
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None of the vloggers read here, but then take the advice people offer up here.
 
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