Move on kids and get a real, more meaningful life. This is going to be about as popular as Sarah Silverman and Seth Rogen's Christmas special. Netflix please keep trying harder for a better content. Life is too short people, don't waste any time watching this, there's so much better programming from Netflix or any other company. But, alas, there is clearly some type of bizarre audience for this type of thing. I think these people lack integrity, honesty, talent, and above all ingenuity. All they do is sit around and talk about money and how to create the next 30 second video, they argue with each other. I think what they really need is a dose of reality, which believe me, they will soon get, because this fantasy cannot live for much longer, so I hope they enjoy their pseudo-fame as long as possible. I'm trying to even understand why any of them are famous in any way, shape or form, other than making some short, silly videos. Is this really the type of entertainment that our young people are watching? If so, this is the saddest part of all, that they even have an audience. This really shines the light on how sad America has become. A Hype House Divided 32m Jack and Vinnie catch up with Chase during their first visit to his new home. There is not one single person in this "house" who has any talent whatsoever to merit any type of money they're receiving. Season 1 Trailer: Hype House Episodes Hype House Hype House Release year: 2022 Get an inside look at social media’s most talked-about stars as they navigate love, fame and friendship while creating content and living together. Jack and Vinnie catch up with Chase during their first visit to his new home. Perhaps they're doing it to appeal to the 14 to 21-year-olds, but I certainly don't understand what all the "hype" is about. I can't believe Netflix put something like this out. “From my old school TV days, this could be a Housewives where we’re going around from city to city.First of all, I can't even believe I'm watching this, I'm about to stop, because it's so bad and so unbelievable. “The people in the houses may come and go, but the houses themselves will continue to generate new stars,” he added. Wattenberg, who was formerly CAA alternative co-head, added that there are also opportunities to expand the world of hype houses and turn it into the millennial version of The Real Housewives franchise. If you look at the average length of a social media star it’s only a few years and sort of they peak, so, by bringing them across and building their business in a more traditional way, they have a foundation that means they can have a much longer career.” It creates a longevity for their careers, as well. “When they start to think about the long-form world and the linear world, there’s a huge demand and desire because it creates a validation for them and for their talent. They put content up on YouTube or TikTok and the algorithm does its magic and they think, ‘I’ve got millions of people looking at me and all I’ve done is just be me’,” he added. “So many of these influencers don’t feel that they justify the attention that they’re getting. He said that these influencers want the legitimacy that a service like Netflix provides. Wheelhouse Chief Strategy Officer Ed Simpson told Deadline that it is working with these influencers, initially via its digital division Wheelhouse DNA, to build broad businesses. It’s incredibly gratifying to partner with Netflix on this show and elevate the next generation of stars and entrepreneurs.” The show is one of a number of shows featuring this new generation of stars Charli D’Amelio, TikTok’s most popular star with over 75M followers and a former member of the Hype House, is fronting her own show at Hulu with her family and a slew of other houses, including The Clubhouse, are working on projects.Įric Wattenberg, said, “Wheelhouse was launched as a one-stop shop for talent and creators looking to leverage their own brands through content. It will also look at the housemates’ backstories, looking at the sometimes difficult and troubling events that propelled them to TikTok and the bonds they’ve formed with one another.Įxec producers include Wheelhouse Group Chief Content Officer Eric Wattenberg, Deanna Markoff, who was previously co-EP of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, Spoke Studios Co-President Will Nothacker, Luke Neslage, exec producer of The Real Housewives of Atlanta and The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and Kit Gordon, who worked on Little People, Big World. Other influencers starring in the series include Kouvr Annon, Sienna Mae Gomez, Larri Merritt, Alex Warren and Jack Wright, which all combined have over 124M followers on TikTok.Įach episode of the show will look at their creative endeavors for brands to drama-inducing house meetings and the initiation of new members. Seamus Lyte Dies: Agent Who Represented Carrie Fisher In The UK Was 54
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