Molly McAwesome So Long AllEars, Hello Mammoth Club

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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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The first time I met Molly, she was pretty rude. I was all excited at the time, and she just pretty much wanted nothing to do with me and she was not filming at the time. I asked to take a picture with her, and she pretty much just lifted up Her hand , did a fake smile and that was it. Second time I ran into her same exact thing, and that time she was with her husband . They were not filming either. I quit following her just something about her now, just rubs me the wrong way.
 
calicoconut said:
The first time I met Molly, she was pretty rude. I was all excited at the time, and she just pretty much wanted nothing to do with me and she was not filming at the time. I asked to take a picture with her, and she pretty much just lifted up Her hand , did a fake smile and that was it. Second time I ran into her same exact thing, and that time she was with her husband . They were not filming either. I quit following her just something about her now, just rubs me the wrong way.
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Maybe she’s putting together a course: How to lose an audience one interaction at a a time.
 
It would be nice if a paying customers of Mammoth Club would come on here and talk about an interaction they've had with Molly. Or maybe once you join the club she makes it clear you are not to approach her in the theme parks. Justin Scarred has stated that before.
 
I'm hearing an awful lot of whining from tattlers here who wanted Molly to gush in happiness over meeting them. Sounds like a case of sour grapes to me. 🤣

Personality wise, I don't think Molly is an extrovert like you all are expecting. Those are the people who can smile at everyone at the drop of a hat. Instead, she strikes me as an introvert who needs time with her own mind and would rather things be scheduled. (She can, however, put on an outgoing face and knows how to have fun.) I believe this due to the things she's said about preparation and the amount of time she spends reading for relaxation. I'm very similar to this. Catch us off guard and you will get a sour reaction for a moment as we adjust our heads to looking outside it and saying hello. It gets harder when the person approaching is filled with emotion and we need to size it up. The reacion means nothing but is so easy to incorrectly read as "get out of my face". (I've been told many times before that I act stuck up, like I'm better than others... in reality the opposite was always true.)

Did she actually say "Go away" to any of you? I doubt it.
Tattlers be tattlers.
 
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AliceSpillstheTea said:
Still not an excuse. I'm an introvert with generalized anxiety and RBF who keeps to myself and need to recharge her batteries.

I think the society today makes excuses for being an asshole to others.
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I'm very sorry you have anxiety - it's a thing many of us are going through and is challenging to say the least. I hope you're doing well and have the support you need.

I wasn't trying to make an excuse for her, clearly Molly needs to practice at meeting people. We can train ourselves to be better at it. What I was doing was offering an explanation in hopes that maybe one person might learn that there are many personality types out there and not to assume that someone is going to be open to meeting a new person at the drop of a hat. To give people time to acclimate.
 
Love_the_kitz said:
I'm hearing an awful lot of whining from tattlers here who wanted Molly to gush in happiness over meeting them. Sounds like a case of sour grapes to me. 🤣

Personality wise, I don't think Molly is an extrovert like you all are expecting. Those are the people who can smile at everyone at the drop of a hat. Instead, she strikes me as an introvert who needs time with her own mind and would rather things be scheduled. (She can, however, put on an outgoing face and knows how to have fun.) I believe this due to the things she's said about preparation and the amount of time she spends reading for relaxation. I'm very similar to this. Catch us off guard and you will get a sour reaction for a moment as we adjust our heads to looking outside it and saying hello. It gets harder when the person approaching is filled with emotion and we need to size it up. The reacion means nothing but is so easy to incorrectly read as "get out of my face". (I've been told many times before that I act stuck up, like I'm better than others... in reality the opposite was always true.)

Did she actually say "Go away" to any of you? I doubt it.
Tattlers be tattlers.
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We get that you’re blinded by your obsession with Molly. You’ve made that abundantly clear. I still don’t get your need to make excuses for someone you don’t know and have never met to someone she was actually rude to. Especially on a forum that literally runs on snark. She has made it her job to be nice to people she doesn’t know by asking them to pay money to be in her club. She’s been at this for years. She’s had plenty of time to acclimate to folks noticing her in the parks. Some people just aren’t nice.
 
The whole thing is that's her job. It's not like she was inadvertently in the background like the news or someone else's videos and now people come up to her.

If she doesn't want to be out where people will talk to her at her job filming in public, then she needs to also recreate the DFB format and just narrate and have someone else to the recording. It's not like she just started doing this a month ago, she's been doing this for several years now.
She left AllEars clearly because she didn't want to be there anymore. She could've done other things that wouldn't be the same as her being on camera, in public where people might come up to her.
 
TubeTired said:
So this dude asked people to pay him, then don't approach him in the parks?
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Yes per this comment:

JustinScarred

Creating a space for folks to vent & share their thoughts on JustinScarred. If anyone would like to post a summary, please feel free to.
tattle.life

Ok so it was don't approach if he has a camera in his hand but I assume that's pretty much the entire time he's in a theme park
 
dingdangdong said:
We get that you’re blinded by your obsession with Molly. You’ve made that abundantly clear. I still don’t get your need to make excuses for someone you don’t know and have never met to someone she was actually rude to. Especially on a forum that literally runs on snark. She has made it her job to be nice to people she doesn’t know by asking them to pay money to be in her club. She’s been at this for years. She’s had plenty of time to acclimate to folks noticing her in the parks. Some people just aren’t nice.
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This is an incorrect analysis of what I'm doing here. I do my best to walk a neutral line, taking in info, processing, deciding what works and what doesn't. My overall goals with a forum like this are not to rag on anyone (although I have been roped in) but rather to see where social media is headed. I focus in on the Disney theme parks as I know them well and it's easier to assess the content provided. I happen to find Molly to be one of the more likable vloggers out there but she's still falling short in her abilities. Tattler allows me to see the honest reactions and not the sticky sweet, suck up posts under vlogs. Also cannot take much from the discord as it's populated by teens and heavy handed moderators.

I had actually written out a rather long paragraph analyzing this latest video and was about to post it when the whining started up here. It was not a glowing review. Quite the opposite.

Would I like to see Molly's venture succeed? Sure, as I said, she has the potential to be one of the better vloggers out there: She's educated and knows how to present information... but it's all in how she manages the business. I'm also concerned that she's allowing herself to regress to the lows of other Florida vloggers.

Please take a moment to look up the difference between the words explanation and excuse. They are similar, but are not the same. One is defensive, the other owns responsibility and offers understanding.

Now, where was that that I was obsessed? I'll own it if it's there.
 
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TubeTired said:
The whole thing is that's her job. It's not like she was inadvertently in the background like the news or someone else's videos and now people come up to her.

If she doesn't want to be out where people will talk to her at her job filming in public, then she needs to also recreate the DFB format and just narrate and have someone else to the recording. It's not like she just started doing this a month ago, she's been doing this for several years now.
She left AllEars clearly because she didn't want to be there anymore. She could've done other things that wouldn't be the same as her being on camera, in public where people might come up to her.
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Molly also worked as a plaid at Magic Kingdom intimately with guests, so you’d think that would prepare her plenty for being approached at the parks by stans.

I think it’s worth noting these are people coming up to her at the parks, not in the grocery store, dentist or church. If at the parks without a camera in her hand is not the right time to say hi, then what is?

I’m a fan of Birdspapaya (Canadian influencer) and she was just in WDW and shared that she herself approached a fan that she realized recognized her and was too shy to say hi. Not to say this is expected behaviour or that everyone needs to do it, but it’s a counter-example of how some recognizable content creators interact with fans.
 
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