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Florida Resident Disney Vloggers on YouTube
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Epct82
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I clicked. I wish I hadn't, but I did.That's a whole lot of disturbing in that website
Disturbing, and sad that people are so invested in people they've never met or have any connecton to... other than they watch them online filming theme parks. Almost stalker creepy, if not already there.
Agreed. If you don't like someone's videos then don't watch them. Simples.
Giss Neric
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Did they ever disclose that they have a nanny in their vlogs?
mergatroid
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According to that website, no. To be honest I watch Tim's stuff if it looks interesting and skip if it doesn't. I've nothing against his baby or going to the shops, barber content etc, it's just not for me. So I'm going from that website but they're adamant that they've never mentioned it and deliberately hidden it. They criticise the heck out of Jenn for hiring a Nanny, saying she's lazy and has nothing else to do and how awful having a Nanny is. Whilst it seems an odd thing to hide if you're not embarrassed by it, perhaps there's a personal reason they've hidden it?
In some ways that's the problem when you appear to share everything in your life with strangers on youtube, people feel entitled to know everything about you. If you sell yourself as always happy and family friendly, people will try to catch you being otherwise and heaven forbid you're caught behaving differently to how you portray yourself on youtube. Whilst I find it odd that Jenn publicly tweeted that she has no time or contact with Tim's mum, she says it's because his mum went off her when she told her she couldn't have children. Whilst I can't understand why anyone would let that play out publicly on twitter and think it a good idea, there's millions of people who probably hate their mother in law if we're being honest?
They undoubtedly portray themselves differently now than they did 'back in the day', I think that's why some folk think they're fake and dislike them so much. I also find that Jenn says things that contradict reality at times, however we've probably all done that ourselves at certain moments in our lives. Again though I think it comes back to sharing your lives with strangers for monetary gain, when you live your life publicly you have to expect people who are jealous of you or dislike you to try to find fault with you. So don't contradict yourself or lie, don't pretend to be somebody you're not and if you have skeletons in you're closet then clear that closet out before you become a social media 'personality'.
Raineman
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Every time a post gets to 1000 replies, a new one is started. Here's the latest: https://tattle.life/threads/tim-tracker-36-jenn-go-away-no-one-likes-you.22324/unread
The_Jobu
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I still dont understand the intensity of the hate vloggers can generate. I can sympathize with being jealous of comped trips, hundreds of dollars in "superchats", but to actively follow them to complain about them, I dunno, seems weird.
Speaking honestly, if I had the opportunity to move to Orlando and try to make it as a vlogger, Id probably try. But for every vlogger that people shake their fist at for having it easy, there's probably 100 channels with 137 subscribers that no one watches.
Speaking honestly, if I had the opportunity to move to Orlando and try to make it as a vlogger, Id probably try. But for every vlogger that people shake their fist at for having it easy, there's probably 100 channels with 137 subscribers that no one watches.
mergatroid
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Thanks. Had a quick read of that one and think many people are just cruel towards them. Making comments about her weight and looks, implying that they take drugs and neglect the child, saying Tim might be an alcoholic because he doesn't drink and making claims about their sex life (or lack of one). Ironically it gets to the point with some on there that their comments make them seem worse than the reasons they have to hate Jenn. The latest thing being that she smells bad.
Again, if you live your life online then this can happen. However there's some over the top stuff on there. If I were a vlogger (I'm not), I'd definitely not want to read the stuff that would be said about me
Sir_Cliff
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The lifestyle of these vloggers honestly does not appeal to me in the least and seems a bit depressing. Having to drag myself to the parks every other day to ride the same rides, eat theme park food, and try to package it all up as something interesting and entertaining seems like a sure way to kill the joy of WDW. Disney Cruises look like fun, but are they really that much fun when your day to day life involves videoing yourself on Disney theme park attractions, eating at Disney restaurants, etc. and the cruise involves videoing yourself at the Disney Cruise restaurants, shows, etc?
That said, I am also taken aback by the extreme hate these vloggers inspire and feel like if you enjoy what they do there's no shame in that. If you don't, it really shouldn't be much of an issue as the culture does not exactly bombard us all with the Trackers or the Kay brothers to the point they're almost inescapable.
I also read a few of those messages and was left feeling quite uncomfortable. I don't follow the Trackers or watch their vlogs so I don't know if there's anything behind the comments, but the white hot hatred and extreme nastiness toward Jenn in particular is really startling.
All I can think is that this is just a testament to how much people love to gossip and speculate about other people, whether they be celebrities or neighbours. By putting their lives out there and having such strange lives by the standards of most people, I guess vloggers are a prime target for this kind of gossip, speculation, and cruel humour.
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danlb_2000
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In comparison to dragging yourself into the office 5 days a week, sitting behind a computer for 8+ hours a day, doing whatever is being demanded of you and always being at risk of being let go at any time, the vlogger lifestyle seems like a dream!
Sir_Cliff
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The thing that seems depressing about it to me is it looks like taking something you love and turning it into a chore. Then again, maybe there are plenty of people who could go to WDW every day for the rest of their lives and never get tired of it.
Definitely not the worst job in the world and seems to pay well, so I can also see the appeal of being a vlogger!
mergatroid
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Must say I found these pictures they had taken at Universal rather amusing, they paid $675 for them
Larry Mondello
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The new rule now is that everyone has to wear a mask indoors now due to the Delta variant proliferation. And without a way to verify, history has proven that the American people cannot be trusted to tell the truth.
castlecake2.0
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Right but we were discussing a time when there was different guidelines
Am I the only one who thinks Tim Trakker sounds like Kermit the frog?
Model3 McQueen
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Lately i've been watching Mickey Views (Brayden's) channel, and i've been having more and more respect & appreciation for him. The guy does his research, tries to remain positive but really isn't afraid to call Disney out on their dirty laundry. It's such a breathe of fresh air to hear someone be fair and impartial, instead of perhaps someone like Fresh Baked or Adam the Woo and his other vlogger friends who are afraid to say anything remotely negative about the state of affairs.
Model3 McQueen
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People are brutal against them. Why anyone would want to be famous nowadays is beyond me. There will always be something to pick apart, we're all people, we all make mistakes.
Goodness.
You are not alone in thinking this .
jonnyc
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I've appreciated the honesty in some of PCDev's recent videos about Genie+, AP changes and Boo Bash - a bit like MickyViews he'll criticise when its appropriate.