Starstruck

[Sparksy72]

We met the Tackers briefly at the MNSSHP in 2019 and they were both sweet and friendly. Very unlike another blogger who we walked past at the Contemporary Resort who was smoking outside as we walked past and told us he was too busy to talk (despite us just walking past minding our own business on the way to MK) 😂 his behaviour just confirmed what I had already thought about him! We had only watched him a couple of time and found his manner to be off putting.

[Ali23]

Oooh who was it ? Lol

[force ten]

the video from this event is now up on YouTube

[force ten]

Originally Posted by 123

I think you probably need to consult a dictionary.

A star is someone famous for an actual talent, they are nothing but cameramen and not that good at that

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somebody thought he was famous

[jorm35]

Originally Posted by 123

I think you probably need to consult a dictionary.

A star is someone famous for an actual talent, they are nothing but cameramen and not that good at that

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Each to their own 🤷

[LRMD]

Love the Trackers, they give me my Disney fix every week, you never miss anything with those guys! Lots of people shout out hi in the vlogs! He always says hi!

[Gill H]

People have been 'famous for being famous' since time immemorial. Think of the 'socialites' in the 1920s, for example.

If he was on a TV programme you presumably wouldn't have an issue with him being famous, even if it was a programme you don't watch. I don't watch soaps or the big drama series, but I have no problem with actors from them being famous, even if I don't know who they are.

YouTube these days is just the same. Lots of people spend more time watching YouTube than TV (we do, and we're in our 50s). Whether you like what he does or not is irrelevant. Lots of people choose to watch him. You don't have to, but no need to piddle on someone else's bonfire if they like him.

[Tinkerbell]

Originally Posted by Gill H

People have been 'famous for being famous' since time immemorial. Think of the 'socialites' in the 1920s, for example.

If he was on a TV programme you presumably wouldn't have an issue with him being famous, even if it was a programme you don't watch. I don't watch soaps or the big drama series, but I have no problem with actors from them being famous, even if I don't know who they are.

YouTube these days is just the same. Lots of people spend more time watching YouTube than TV (we do, and we're in our 50s). Whether you like what he does or not is irrelevant. Lots of people choose to watch him. You don't have to, but no need to piddle on someone else's bonfire if they like him.

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Some jist like piddling on others.

I've no interest in them..so I just past by on the thread...

[123]

Originally Posted by Tinkerbell

..so I just past by on the thread...

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I thought you just passed by the thread, looks like you left your footprints though