post #1
29 July 2006, 18:36 UTC#1
On Friday morning around 6am my time...
My friend Muck Sticky (comedian from Tennessee) called me and said his myspace profile was deleted. So I woke up, went on my computer, and sure enough... it was!
It said "The profile has been removed by the user".
Then was found out Tom's profile was gone, along with every other major profile.
So I made this video pretending to be a sad emo, but because I couldn't get back onto myspace.. I couldn't finish the skit... so I just did some commentary at the end instead.
Here
The video I made is still causing quite a bit of discussion on myspace, because people are beginning to realize that myspace has become more than just a website.. it's one of the most powerful tool ever created for underground musicians, film makers, comedians, actors, and artists to connect with people.
....
So what do you think would happen to the people who rely on myspace for fans and marketing?
My friend Muck Sticky (comedian from Tennessee) called me and said his myspace profile was deleted. So I woke up, went on my computer, and sure enough... it was!
It said "The profile has been removed by the user".
Then was found out Tom's profile was gone, along with every other major profile.
So I made this video pretending to be a sad emo, but because I couldn't get back onto myspace.. I couldn't finish the skit... so I just did some commentary at the end instead.
Here
The video I made is still causing quite a bit of discussion on myspace, because people are beginning to realize that myspace has become more than just a website.. it's one of the most powerful tool ever created for underground musicians, film makers, comedians, actors, and artists to connect with people.
....
So what do you think would happen to the people who rely on myspace for fans and marketing?
