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Originally Posted by The Virginian
He participated in reality tv (crap) on MTV (crap), now he is a 'super'star on WWE (crap). Sounds like a crapstar to me.
Superstar my ass. Only those who are famous to even those who don't watch the garbage they participate in are superstars, like Tiger Woods, Michael Jordan, etc. The Miz is still just an ordinary star if that.
If and when a fanvideo becomes unquestionable material within the show or whatever's canon does it not become crap regardless of quality. These emo 'rangers' have yet to meet that requirement.
CGI not quality make.
And my mom is Zordon.
Some are, the vast majority are total garbage.
I'm sorry it's not a fanfilm it is a bootleg. Shitty people take something succesful and then shit all over it and call it their own.
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my friend, you obviously are an idiot. The Miz has gone to huge parties with other celebrities and is known by name. There is a difference between superstars and celebs. and considering how much training wwe superstars do, i'm not surprised that they're that famous. look at The Great Khali. he was Mr. India before he went to the WWE. He was in the movie The Longest Yard. heck, half of the greatest wwe superstars were in that movie and Triple H was in Blade Trinity and now he's in the "Man Law" beer commercials. WWE is an empire in sport entertainment. Their storylines may not be the best right now (they have a shitty writer cuz Haymen stopped writing due to ECW comming back) but they got millions of viewers. It's all about the money and the fans. more fans = more money. more money = more merchendise. more merchendise bought = advertisement. hence it's a big empire. i should know, i've seen how much they pay the wrestlers. triple h alone makes over $2 million a year. it's quality that counts. the better the quality the more viewers you're gonna have. it's that simple. and emo rangers may not have been that big of a hit in the us, but in the uk, it is.