ElvisMickey
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Wait, he'll be there next week?
His solo tour will be in Clearwater on the 29th so I would guess yes!
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Steven Tyler No Longer "Loves" That Idea, He Only "Likes" It
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His solo tour will be in Clearwater on the 29th so I would guess yes!
ElvisMickey
Well-Known Member
Now Disney is REALLY going to want to retheme this ride lol.
DisneyGigi
Well-Known Member
For the record, if Disney always blocked out that hand gesture, why could they not block out ths one on our photopass of the kid in front of us? On Dinosaur shooting the bird? Magically preserved forever on our memory maker? Lol
flynnibus
Premium Member
GET OFF MY LAWN!
Yes. I heard an interview about this with the director or producer of the video. Sounded way more complex than it looks.
Edit: Jerry Rees did the video, and the interview was on either Season Pass or The Disney Nerds podcast.
Bairstow
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I actually listen to Season Pass Podcast, so I probably heard Rees say it there.
Tom Morrow
Well-Known Member
Check out Steven Tyler's hat!!
rodserling27
Well-Known Member
Rock and Roller Coaster: special edition.
"I'm sorry you fell in love with a half finished preshow. I have always intended Steven Tyler to have his hand with all digits extended. But the technology didn't exist in 1999. Now you can experience the version I MEANT for you to see."
- George Lucas
Tom Morrow
Well-Known Member
Its funny how this edit has caused so much attention to it that now more people know about the gesture than ever would have if they had just left it.
Imagineer Mitch
Active Member
Which is worse, the "suggested hand gesture" or the curse words on the soundtracks playing through the que and on the limos?
NearTheEars
Well-Known Member
#ThanksShanghai
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
The stupid thing about this change is now the so called "bad gesture" is getting more exposure now than it ever had. Most people didn't notice or even care and now it is making headlines. Of all the things to worry about in wdw they do this. Amazing
Seabasealpha1
Well-Known Member
Yeah, they update Joey's drums every time he gets a new endorsement from a different drum company... a little wardrobe change (maybe just a whole new video shoot) may be in order...but if I'm understanding the other discussions around here, we may lose the guys all together when the dust settles in this extreme makeover of the park...
NelsonRD
Well-Known Member
So I'm the old one because I do not find humor in childish behavior from a 68 year old?
flynnibus
Premium Member
It's called being light hearted about things. When someone over reacts (Disney) you just gotta laugh. He's basically like "whatever!".
NelsonRD
Well-Known Member
It works both ways. He didn't need to address it, and could have let it slide too.
Cletus
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#oldlivesmatter
I never worked merchandise, but I worked attractions with photos. On my first CP, my merchandise Roomate told me about how there was a position at the ToT gift shop where she got to see the photos ahead of time and then "block" them before they popped up on the screens if there was something obscene in the photo. That was in 2007. In my second program in 2010, the attraction I worked did NOT have that position anymore. When I asked why, the merch CMs said a year or so back, a bunch of CMs were caught taking photos of people's pictures and posting them online, so they got rid of the position all over property. Don't know how true the story is, but the position IS gone. Now photos only get blocked if a CM happens to see it with all the other guests and has time to run back to the computer to block it.
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He has enough FU money he can do things like this. You can like it, you can dislike it, you can be indifferent. I'm sure he doesn't care one way or another.