Brer Oswald
Well-Known Member
KMB what are you doing on this side of the forums?! It's dangerous you knowThat man was SWOOZIE
KMB what are you doing on this side of the forums?! It's dangerous you knowThat man was SWOOZIE
I honestly saw your post in the Club 32 about your adventures, so I decided to see what was up over here.KMB what are you doing on this side of the forums?! It's dangerous you know
You make it sound as if he is Walt Disney himself. Adam is not the spokesperson for WDW. He can appeal the trespass in one year. But, like he found out with Disney, he will need to get a lawyer to do that.He brings free publicity to the parks, and 287,000 subscribers is no small number. With his Universal ban, he'll just have to spend more time at their competitors' parks and resorts. I'm sure Universal loves the thought of that...Which is why I imagine his ban will be rectified. If it isn't, that's Universal's loss, IMO.
Promoting him and his behavior does worse. There are lots of copycat vloggers now partly due to his videos. Should anyone be promoting that? No.I understand that the opinion on here is that he shouldn't have went backstage and I agree. However, badmouthing him and promoting hatred does nothing.
That's a fair point. I'm not saying it was right of him. I'm just saying everyone deserves a second chance, especially when the mistake at hand hurt nobody and destroyed nothing.You make it sound as if he is Walt Disney himself. Adam is not the spokesperson for WDW. He can appeal the trespass in one year. But, like he found out with Disney, he will need to get a lawyer to do that.
Promoting him and his behavior does worse. There are lots of copycat vloggers now partly due to his videos. Should anyone be promoting that? No.
Like I said before, maybe he set off a whole string of copycat attempts and Universal has been battling that. So in theory it caused more problems.That's a fair point. I'm not saying it was right of him. I'm just saying everyone deserves a second chance, especially when the mistake at hand hurt nobody and destroyed nothing.
Which is why I believe he posted the ban video as well. He could've taken it like a man and just left but he had to upload that video to gain sympathy...and to make more money. So he has not "changed" or "learned his lesson" one bit, as others are claiming.While the timing of the ban is certainly not flattering to Universal or the competency of it's security department, I have no sympathy for Adam's situation. He knew he was doing wrong. He posted his actions online for the world to see.
He drew attention to himself and was there for a few hours. Perhaps other guests recognized him, were annoyed by him and alerted security of his presence. Doesn't take long to look up his videos he's posted (and still hasn't taken down) of him trespassing on their property.He seems to have done something while filming that last video that attracted negative attention. I doubt random security guards would have known who he was on sight unless he was a recent problem or was causing a problems today that got him pulled into security.
This seems like the most likely scenario. I cannot imagine a conversation inside a security office going something like: "We just got word that a person who trespassed on restricted areas 5 years ago, but has been a regular, rule-abiding customer ever since, is visiting the park today. Let's get him!"He seems to have done something while filming that last video that attracted negative attention.
This seems like the most likely scenario. I cannot imagine a conversation inside a security office going something like: "We just got word that a person who trespassed on restricted areas 5 years ago, but has been a regular, rule-abiding customer ever since, is visiting the park today. Let's get him!"
I'd be willing to bet Adam did something recently, and he's not telling the whole story to keep his "I'm the good guy" image in the situation.
Good points.It doesn't take much for a social media department to catch on he's live in the parks and maybe they simply had an IOU waiting for him and when the opportunity arose...
I suspect that what actually happened here is he was already on close watch by the park. When Fallon and the Rock appear in the video, they are clearly filming for the show or PR shots - the crowd is quiet except for mild cheering, but Adam yells his head off at The Rock. Pretty sure this ticked them off enough to finally kick him out.
I don't think he posted this for sympathy. He already posts the biggest daily event(s) from every single day of his life. This time he owned up to his past mistakes and didn't show any bitterness toward Universal for their decision.
That said, if you actually watch his daily vlog adventures, he's changed a lot in the last year or so and is generally pretty respectful to the places he visits... though he does get carried away sometimes.
I love how every time his name gets up, this forum has so much misguided hate for the guy. Such an awful person must not be very well liked...
oh... wait a second...
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And if TheTimTracker regularly hangs out with him, he can't really be all that bad.
When was this?Being an internet celebutard isn't going to stop me (and hopefully anyone else in thier right mind) from thinking this guys an idiot. Having legions of 'fans' isn't going earn him my respect.
My one and only personal encounter with him showed that he felt he ran the place and was at liberty to be a loud, obnoxious jerk who filmed people who didn't want to be filmed and then refused to follow the rides safety rules during the ensuing video malee.
What difference does that make?When was this?
People can change.What difference does that make?
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