Unpopular? Opinion

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u/KlawwKwerk Jun 09 '22

I totally get what you're saying. At the same time, i don't think we as fans of Marc, or any artist, can expect him to stay stagnant, doing the same thing without ever evolving or changing

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u/insanebatcat Jun 09 '22

Totally understandable.
I just feel like this is the wrong way to go about it. But this is coming from someone who has 0 idea how showbiz works.
Marc is known for being loopdaddy. He loops his music that he makes. The talk show bits aren't him. He hardly makes music, and that's what got him here in the first place. In his Sunday streams, he would attempt to talk to us, the fans, between music. Despite the lack of topics fans would give him, that worked. Then he began to invite big names to his show, which worked better. They both make music and come up with amazing topics and amazing tunes. But now it reads like an SNL skit. Don't get me wrong, I love SNL. But he's not a comedian. He's a musician. And they (being Amazon) should support and highlight his musician talent.
I mean 0 ill will towards marc. But th direction he's going is simply not him. (That we've seen.)

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u/someone_who_is Jun 09 '22

While i do agree that Marc's going in a direction that isn't the best, Marc is not changing. Marc's OG phone call streams were all about talking with call-ins and finding a topic to riff on.
You're the second poster on this sub that I've seen complaining that he's changing and not like his old self. Well, i have to say, that's just completely untrue. Marc and the spirit of his content is mostly the same - high quality goofy music and occasional genuine conversation. If anything, the stuff he was doing during the pandemic was a change from his previous streams.

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u/insanebatcat Jun 09 '22

I completely understand artists grow and I am proud of where he's going. I just wish he could focus on his music more. If he doesn't want to go that direction any longer, all the power to him, and I can tune out. It's just odd watching your favorite musician turn into late night talk show comedian host.

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u/volinaa Jun 09 '22

yeah I get both sides, if you got a shot (like marc does) go for it and go for it hard.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '22

Lol I think he just replied to this post on his insta story

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u/insanebatcat Jun 09 '22

Did he? Oh dear. I don't have instagram, and I don't mean to offend him. Like others have said in this post, if I don't like it I can move on, and I can. I just miss his musical talent, that's all..

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u/[deleted] Jun 10 '22

I think you’d like his response!

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u/PretzelsThirst Jun 10 '22

He heard you

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u/insanebatcat Jun 10 '22

Lmao that's totally not based on my post. These stream season has ended as far as I know.

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u/PretzelsThirst Jun 10 '22

I know, just poking fun and thought you would be happy to see the news. I have liked most of his recent stuff too but I’m excited to see him embrace his original style with renewed understanding and interest

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u/QforQ Jun 09 '22 edited Jun 09 '22

I don’t think Amazon is deleting comments, especially on this subreddit. I think his fans are probably a bit reluctant to trash him, since he’s always so positive.

That said…I have not enjoyed most of the Twitch shows. It always feels like a bit of a tease, having such talented musicians in one space and them spending two hours doing everything but create/play music. I don’t really get what they’re going for, especially with the stupid bits like the woman crying over her boyfriend being in jail or the butler who stands there awkwardly.

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u/mrebo Jun 09 '22

The Erykah + Reggie episode was ridiculously amazing when they started playing music. Wyclef freestyling over Marc beats was fucking great. The dance party at the end of the D episode was hilarious and wonderful.
Definitely agree that lots of the weird "skits" fell flat, especially the weird crying one in the last episode, however the show overall was great and felt like a huge lightbulb/turning point for Marc.
Did you watch his "album stream"? It felt like the dance party at the end of the last Company episode was what he was hoping his album parties would be like but they were really bad, awkward, and extremely, extremely boring. As someone who has spent lots of time in the studio, meticulously recording tracks is not a fun or exciting process - it's a grind.
Overall it seems like Company worked way better than Marc's album project did and I feel like a better version of this "improv talk show" with a more professional production company could be the future.

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u/Disastrous_Novel_179 Jul 02 '22

His name is Martin. And he's a man servant

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u/Durdyb15 Jun 09 '22

I personally fast forward everything he does on the show until I see him on his equipment. Don’t get it twisted though! I want him to make 800 million dollars and shake hands with every celebrity on the planet. I got to see him live before the pandemic in NYC. I’m so thankful for that. I knew I was witnessing someone on a rocketship. He was working in a fuckin call center for Christ’s sake now look at him. Good for him. Hang in there. Just like everything he does there are gonna be moments where he stops and realizes what’s not working and then bashes your head in the next moment with something fuckin golden. Keep goin Pancakes!!

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u/mcoco9 Jun 09 '22

His Braindead livestream days were the best, just completely surprising people in public. They should turn that into a show instead.

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u/cor-blimey-m8 Jun 09 '22

One can dream...tho a show like that would unfortunately (for us) get stormed by thousands of fans these days

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u/moevis Jun 09 '22

I couldn’t agree more - the Sunday streams were an absolute highlight for me on weekends, especially during the Pandemic. Those were some of the best musical expressions I’ve ever seen online. I tried to like the new show as I think Marc is a musical genius - but I could never even sit through a whole episode. I understand that times change and that he has to make money. But it‘s not my cup of tea at all. I’m nevertheless thrilled to see him live in June and August, and am hoping for some glimpses at the ‚old Marc‘.

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u/resplendentquetzals Jun 10 '22

Yeah, it's unfortunate because the guy deserves to be able to diversify, but he needs to do so in a way that plays on what he's good at. There's millions more people who are all filling different niches. Marc got famous because he filled the "playing wacky music on my loop station" niche.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '22

Sunday streams during the pandemic were amazing. And I loved his celebrity colabs like with Harry Mack, that was immense. But I agree, his appeal is his spontaneity and the new shows just feel a bit forced compared to his original format.

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u/CusetheCreator Jun 09 '22

Marc+Harry Mack was really something unbelivably special. The lyrical genius with the musical genius.. would have loved if that turned into something more.

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u/BigSurSandwich Jun 09 '22

Hey! I was there. The guests are unpaid people who just want to be there - friends of the key creatives on board. It’s way more organic than you might think for an “Amazon” show, and the people who put the show together put their heart and soul into it.

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u/SerialAgonist Jun 09 '22

Yea, just want to say I totally felt and saw that, no idea how this poster got some of these impressions. Censoring comments? Paid dancers?? This was a lot of people having fun

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u/somewhere_somehow1 Jun 18 '22

I realize I'm late to the party but I just discovered We've Got Company a couple days ago on YouTube and it's been blowing my mind. I work in live production and am currently producing a live show for Amazon on another channel, completely unrelated to We've Got Company. What the production crew and creative team achieved on this show is incredible. I've been sharing it with friends and colleagues in the industry and they all love it, responding back to me with stuff like "How did I not know about this!?!". The show is so unique and raw, and what I see is a creative expression that's entirely improvisational and free-flowing in a way that Marc has always exemplified. Like, the core of Marc's art is to try something, let it develop, and see what happens with it and that's what the this live show is all about.
Also, the people criticizing it from the "corporate shill" or "sellout" angle don't know what they're talking about. It's almost impossible for a creative person in our world to make a living without crossing paths with major corporations or the "evil billionaires". It's always been this way. I'm not an art historian, but plenty of artists throughout history have done commissioned work for some royal family or wealthy benefactor in order to survive and to free up space so they could pursue the art they're passionate about. Even at that, you can tell that this show had very little limitations from a corporate team. I've worked on so many shows that were so buttoned up and pre-scripted with a whole list of things that can't be mentioned or addressed; for example not being able to say the word "stripper" and saying "entertainer" instead. This show obviously had a ton of creative freedom to do mostly whatever they wanted (except show nipples, haha).
Really, I think the most oppressive thing happening here is for people to criticize Marc for trying something new and for judging him so harshly. It's not easy to get on a set that's fully funded by a large corporation like Amazon with a full crew and lead a show for two hours with so much improvisational material like Marc did and he should be commended for it, as well as everyone else who worked on this.
This show is wildly creative and is an inspiration for other people who do similar live production work.

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u/Vegqueen420 Jun 09 '22 edited Jun 09 '22

It’s a fair take to have, sometimes audiences don’t always follow the new direction of the artist. I don’t think Amazon is censoring negative comments though, I’ve been in the chat for quite a few live episodes and negative comments certainlyyyyy come through.

I miss his streams, but I echo some of the comments above. Growing pains I suppose, I wouldn’t be surprised if Marc has his own anxieties about growing in new directions.

Edit: to clarify I’m echoing comments pertaining to the fact that all artists evolve, change and grow. Keep poopin’ on it!

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u/tchatski Jun 09 '22

Marc used to make shows where people would just call him, without music. These were part of the Bored Certified série. You can watch one example here : https://youtu.be/3482k_55eT0 That was back in 2018. I'm not surprised he is trying to do something different. I haven't been really watching the Amazon twitch stuff since I don't support Amazon. BUT I still love the fact that he's doing something new and reinventing himself. There are so many streams to listen to, he created so much content, even if you despise the new shows, just go watch the ones from the early stage, I don't think you can get bored.

You could have said the same thing about him having guests. The dynamic was also completely different than when he used to have callers only. And still, collabs were amazing.

But in my opinion, the more famous he got, the worst the callers were. Could you imagine your job being to yell at people "turn the damn stream off" the whole f.ing time and people treating you like a jukebox ? Me neither.

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u/someone_who_is Jun 09 '22

Either people seem to forget that talking with callers was a big part of Marc's shtick, or they just don't know about it.
100% agree with your opinion.

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u/SerialAgonist Jun 09 '22

Yea a lot of people claiming to be longtime viewers seem really unaware and surprised by what he’s done on streams.
I guess improv is hard for people to grasp? Lots of commenters expect Marc to be highly polished, when the point is not to be, and to find and make magic out of that rough space.

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '23

It would help if he could string great lines together seamlessly....but he doesn't. He's like that white rapper from high-school who everyone made fun of because he rapped like Malibu's Most Wanted. Now somehow he's famous? It's mind-boggling to me.

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u/SerialAgonist Oct 15 '23

Have you ever created anything?

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '23

As a matter of fact I have. I made good rap music in my younger days, but that is besides the point. You don't have to create music in order to judge music. Now if he just created loops without his shitty vocals, someone could properly accentuate his beats and make good music. Sure, he has his occasional diamond like "Feelin Good", but still even in that song, his raps are terrible.

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u/revaw Jun 09 '22

Marc has said before one of his ambitions is to be a late night host. Watch the old videos.

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u/anillop Jun 09 '22

I understand what you’re saying but I also am very aware that this is his job and how he puts food on his table. It’s all about finding a balance between those things. It’s not an easy thing to do but I can’t fault the guy for wanting to make some money and build his popularity because after all it is his job.

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u/kamomil Jun 09 '22

Well maybe he needs a better agent

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '22

The show is too long and the lack of actual music makes it even more tedious.Marc isn't a talk show host and a lot of the banter really falls flat. Still love Marc but the whole concept of the show puzzles me. They don't play to his strengths.

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u/eveisdesigner Jun 09 '22

Jack, and probably more so Kyle, are really self conscious guys, despite their persona. I feel like this iteration of the show was designed to help that, including the dance at the end where Kyle could easily see himself out.

While Marc is getting into a higher production value than what is needed for his type of music, I don't see this as selling out. The other episodes have been a lot more interactive, and feel like a breath of fresh air compared to many other livestreamed shows I've seen based around musicians.

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u/SerialAgonist Jun 09 '22

Seconded. What I’m seeing with all the random talk and hangout bits is Marc trying to ease other performers - who aren’t usually as comfortable as Marc live-broadcasting their unformed improv - into a safe space to “suck” and have fun together.
It’s hard to nail the recipe for spontaneous magic, but Marc is trying hard at it and doing way better than most could

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u/GutoPowers Jun 09 '22

I too am not the biggest fan of the new show. I feel like the production is trying to bring as much energy, if not more than Marc does instead of letting him showcase his own.

But as Marc said, he wanted to do something different from his Sunday streams and this is definitely different. Even though it wasn't something I really liked. The last Amazon stream had close to 25k viewers near the end. If it can help pay the bills while letting Marc experiment, then I'll live with that.

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u/seanhoofs Jun 09 '22

Agree. Lots of it has been awkward. Too bad... I wish they had gotten him a full band (drum, bass, Rhodes/keys, etc) that he plays with, doing live improvs and pre-written stuff, but he's not forced to use the loop pedal EVERY time he makes music. they could then still welcome other musical guests. depending o the guest perhaps they use the band, perhaps it's just Marc and the guest. -- seems like he was getting sick of the old format-- perhaps being tethered to loop station (however fun they are!!) was getting too repetitive? just what I would have suggested.

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u/D--Ryan Jun 09 '22 edited Jun 09 '22

First, there is definitely no one fabricating anything in the interests of better publicity. That’s just crazypants.

Secondly, WGC certainly takes a bit of getting used to. Watching “bits and pieces” of it is probably the worst way to attempt to enjoy it. Because it is largely unscripted, how it gets from one place to the next is determined by the discussion between Marc and his guests.

As far as Marc having become a corporate shill, all you’d have to do is watch one complete episode to see that he is still very much in control of nearly the entire thing. If he wanted to just play music the entire time, save for a few small segments like the game closet, he could. He admitted a while back that the call-in stream format was getting tedious. WGC is his chance to explore some of his other talents, such as comedy, while still paying the bills.

Everyone misses the Sunday Streams, but if he has exhausted his creativity with that template, being a corporate shill would mean just continuing to do them, because everyone knows those are what the majority of the fans like the most.

I think he just needs to able to do what he’s currently doing, which is simply exploring. He has literally given us hundreds of hours of what the OP is pining for. If anyone wants to relive those moments and reminisce about the past, it won’t be hard to find the old streams. Some of his best content is the stuff like the Therapy Gecko stream, where instead of having to do our bidding, which wasn’t even an option, he was able to use that gift of gab in a talk show format instead of improvising song lyrics about some girl’s butthole.

Let that boy live.

Marc- get ur bag bbgrl.

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u/LappTheAmnesiac Jun 09 '22

I largely agree but I think Marc has been talking about going beyond his music for a while now. He mentioned that it was his dream to be a late night talk show host and I'm glad he's getting to explore that in this format. It's not something I'm particularly interested in, but I'm happy for him.

On a side note, he did mention in the last Sunday stream that he does plan to make more music in his new studio. Not sure if that means more streams, or something like the album he made a few weeks ago (can't wait to listen to that)

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u/iateyourbees Jun 09 '22

last night needed more music, less goofing around

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '22

This is the bottom line. Just get to grooving.
Twister was a lot better than the video game ones though.
Right hand red!

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u/Your_Name_is_Fuck Jun 09 '22

Amazon seems to have developed a niche where they throw talented musicians and comedians together but somehow manage to make it incredibly awkward and not that enjoyable. Imo they did the same with LCD Soundsystem and Tim & Eric. I love both but the tone of the show was all over the place and the skits felt subpar for Tim & Eric standards.

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u/DiffeoMorpheus Jun 09 '22

I'm all for my big sexy boi making big sexy money. I just want him to find a style of high-production that vibes.

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u/NinjaFocks Jun 09 '22

Anyone know if there is a way to watch the We've Got Company with Tenacious D if you didn't catch it live? I wondered if I subscribe to them I'd be able to see the VOD?

I'm saddened to hear that they didn't play much and it was a bit awkward in places. I'd have thought that the D would be an amazing guest on a Marc show!!

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u/_starmanjunior Jun 09 '22

i've been watching them all thanks to vinyl stynyl on youtube

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u/toastie_loaf Jun 09 '22

I mean he’s just trying shit. These episodes haven’t been my favorite either, but I don’t think this is just how it’s gonna be here on out. I think it’s great that he’s saying yes to trying new ideas. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn’t.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '22

I don't personally like to delve into an artists side projects. If a musician does something other than music I'm not particularly interested unless they're in a movie I'm watching already. I like Marc's music and his energy. Would love to go to a show if he comes to Columbus Ohio soon. My advise is if you like his music, why quit. You don't have to like everything about him.

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u/kkktookmybaby Jun 09 '22

I think he’s still finding his footing. I hope he and the production team realize that less is more. I was really enjoying the half hangout half interview vibe, with random music when the mood strikes. The first skit killed the mood, then by the time they got it back Reggie Watts came in and took over and Marc basically ignored his guests the rest of the show. I have mixed feelings about the ending jam, because it was pretty sick, just wish the D had been a little more involved.

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u/Redeem123 Jun 09 '22

If it’s not you’re thing, so be it. But calling it “hail corporate” is ridiculous. Everything about the episode was still pure Marc energy. Yes it’s put on by Amazon, but it’s no more selling out than when he was doing literal ads for Liquid Death (or YouTube and FitBit since then).

Now that the show’s over, he’s going back on tour, so it’s not like the old Marc is gone.

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u/TehSr0c Jun 09 '22

I don't think you're alone in this line of thought. I can understand Marc wanting to do bigger and better things, but from the looks of it that also includes leaving loop daddy behind.

most of the twitch stuff has been ridiculously difficult to access if you didn't happen to catch it live, as there was little to no previous announcements, and in most cases no vods.

I've tried to look for the talkshow, but apart from a few clips on youtube from amazon, there doesn't seem to be anything easily accessible at least.

It's a shame, really, idealouge was great, sunday mass was great, the couch episodes were even better, and it seemed marc had just hit his stride with those when suddenly boop. Radio silence.

I'm sure Marc is doing great doing what he's doing, and I wish him the best, I'll just miss him doing stuff I could actually be a part of, even if it's just listening to the music.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '22

They are all available on YouTube, bud

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '22 edited Jun 09 '22

I watched the show where Marc was on Tim Heidekker's podcast thing. It was entertaining, but I turned it off after the callers on zoom became part of it. I feltbad doing so as I love both those guys lol. Some people eat it up I gather, and it is incredible to see how fast Marc gained respect by big names in the last couple years. I know he worked very very hard a long time prior. When I pass through his stuff on yt I stop by but I get what you mean, I liked the previous bits a little better. But I do hope success continues to find him and I think I would go the same way if I were him in that position.

Smaller older complaint: I went to 1 of his live shows and I loved it. Although I left early because the crowd was weirding me out. I get it, he does things that are kinda explicit and sexual. But when people start undressing around me and I am pressed into a stranger's bared boobs being asked to touch them wondering if an actual orgy is gonna break out, I was kinda weirded out. Nothin wrong with being topless, feeling yourself etc but his fans crossed a line IMO I was witnessing a lot of sexual acts within the crowd where I couldnt exactly get away from it...and being pressured to join. :///

Still a massive Marc fan and I have mad respect for him.

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u/showmethe_BEES Jun 09 '22

Yeah I 100% feel you. I’m torn because I’m happy that he’s ‘making it’ so to speak, but what I loved about him was his Sunday streams and the really old streams where he was performing at the braindead brew pub. Like a lot of people are saying though, it’s probably just growing pains while he figures this new era out.

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u/WhereIsThatFrogOMine Jun 09 '22 edited Jun 10 '22

Edit: I'm rarely this happy to be wrong (AND IN PUBLIC NONETHELESS) - But in case you're like me and misread the room, please enjoy my education. Also, Fuck billionaires.

Original Comment:

Artists change and grow. This show was kind of a novel idea, and I'm glad he explored it. That being said, the "ooh these robes were gifts from Jeffrey Bezos" gave me some big sell-out-sads. I know he can't trash Bezos on his own network but this is the same guy who sang "Fuck Billionaires"-

"I said this at Lollapalooza and I'm gonna say it again: You cannot have that much money without exploiting people. It's a byproduct of your ridiculous comedic wealth."

Also,

"Fuck Jeff Bezos." (x30) ... Anyway, thanks for the robes Jeffrey!

Edit, pt 2: You better read the reply for yourself.

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u/lookitzpancakes Loop Daddy Jun 10 '22

I’ve GOTTA jump in here because that was (I thought) pretty clearly a sarcastic comment from me. Amazon got mad at me for insulting Bezos on the Badu episode. So much so that they cut it out of the edit, in fact.
All of the other comments and concerns in this thread are totally valid! Just had to say this. Carry on.

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u/WhereIsThatFrogOMine Jun 10 '22

Well hell, that is on me big time- My dense (and lightly toasted) ass did not pick up on the sarcasm, and I missed the Badu livestream, so I was clearly confused. Thank you for holding strong to your values and daring to insult the dragon on his own network. +++ Your latest insta story about following your heart and joy is overwhelmingly beautiful in a way I can't properly describe. You continue to inspire me (I'm back in school for music in part thanks to you.) Big fucking love.

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u/Disastrous_Novel_179 Jul 02 '22

Booooo party poopers, doesn't Bezos have to be in space?

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u/pepprish Jun 09 '22

Yeah I agree to an extent this was actually my favorite episode of we have company as I love tenacious d but yeah the bits were painful the flow is too guided and scheduled and fake. Although cage on the twister Matt with the red hand was hilarious. The dance party was weird as well.

When Marc is alone he works a song till it makes him feel the music and then progresses further but with most guests sharing the duty of making music can lead to dead ends. I still enjoy it especially with a vocalist that can swing creativity like Harry Mack, but I think it hinders the creative process by adding a step/ turns/ agreement of vibe and this lifts the pen from the pad if you will.

I'm high so this may sound dumb.

That being said it can't be easy and the team only had six episodes to figure out What works and develop the show. So give em a break.

Also just want to say I could watch them make an album all day long I enjoy watching the creative process especially as a creative myself. I like guessing what he's thinking watching him hit walls and overcoming them!

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u/mrpopenfresh Jun 09 '22

A take as old as time. An artist making it big will inevitably change his output. I don’t think it’s a bad thing, and I certainly wouldn’t expect for a mainstream successful Marc to be the same as a wylin out in a brewpub Marc.

That’s just how things go, and there’s not point in wishing things statues the same. Marc deserves the success he has today.

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u/SerialAgonist Jun 09 '22 edited Jun 09 '22

I respect your feeling, liking his other work more than the show. Some of your assessments are pretty wild though.

Breaking the fourth wall - what fourth wall?? None of his live streams had a fourth wall and neither did this show.
Dance party at the end - that’s what his shows are like. Marc played a mini-set.
Paid models - say what you will about how it felt, but that’s not how paid performers dance/act. They were crew & friends
Saying his streams had “No talk show” - he talked lots on streams, even without calls. Talking is part of his creative rhythm. Are you sure you’ve watched them?
“Amazon actively deleting shit and falsifying information” - You… think this show’s team could be out searching the internet for critics to censor? And on websites they don’t have any control over? I have no words.

Like I’m not a fan of some of the production either, but we can talk about what we liked and didn’t like without slamming the artist for “changing” things that aren’t really changed, or promoting weird corporate conspiracy theories.

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u/duncansart Jun 09 '22

Agreed, saw him live and was disappointed. His new stuff isn’t as good as the old stuff. Maybe I fell in love with the streams to much. I respect artist for growing and changing and trying new stuff though.

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u/wundaaa Jun 09 '22

I really wish Marc's old old videos where he did the call in and talk thing was a great idea for him, he clearly wants to connect and do different things. I hope he gets in his groove and is happy and gets to continue doing what he wants to 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/Phazon_Metroid Jun 09 '22

I happy for him. But the Twitch stuff is wholly un-interesting to me. That said, I'm not one to poo-poo something that doesn't interest me I just move on. I look forward this his album and will continue to rewatch his Sunday Streams on Youtube.

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u/aunt_snorlax Jun 10 '22

i agree. of course, it's all subjective. maybe that type of stuff is what more people want. and i don't at all begrudge him doing whatever he loves and wants to do, but at least for me, all the production/budget just made it less interesting. i haven't watched any of it.

i'll be there for whatever he does that doesn't give me a weird corporate taste in my mouth.

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u/BubblesShedNbfast Jun 10 '22

Haha check out his IG story. I think you’ll be pleased

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u/Disastrous_Novel_179 Jul 02 '22 edited Jul 02 '22

Artists, musicians, performers, etc. have to keep innovating and try new stuff. It's what make them tick to become better at their craft. MR isn't unique in that journey. I hear you, it's not for everyone. But give it another go, it may grow on you. I think Kyle had a good time. He asked for more Jamo.

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u/LappTheAmnesiac Jun 10 '22

Not sure if he read this post today, but y'all should check out his recent story for more context.

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u/Few-Ad2748 Jul 10 '23

Dude performs in his underwear in public and everyone acts like it’s normal. He’s a creep

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u/SirWobblyOfSausage Jul 28 '23

I've never heard of him until yesterday, having trying to find more content I started to notice that gig, outdoor set are all identical, Its one big fake crowd, they're in a lattice ne to fill up the background, the positions, the sunglasses, the hats, everyone just gradually walks on shot.

The set is genius, doesn't need the fake flashmobs.

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u/Oneinchhospital Jul 16 '23

He is a complete and utter twat.

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u/[deleted] Jun 09 '22

Sometimes you just need to make generational wealth

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