@BloodGamer_154 I get that you love the original creator but we wish he could comeback but it seems like he's refusing so yeah
you gotta give a thing a shot before deciding whether you watch it or stop
Watch the brainless mobs say KreeCraft is an INVIZ employee and a traitor for speaking the best facts possible
I read some of the comments and apperantly this community does not have the ability to read.
And also watch everyone ignore this comment and never mention it because it calls everyone out
I haven't really spoken too much about this situation because it's a lose/lose no matter what.
On one side, you have a corporate studio that is clearly out of touch with the Skibidi Toilet community. On the other side, you have a young audience that is treating this (assumedly) multi-million dollar IP buyout like it's a puzzle in a video game to solve.
Here's my take on the situation.
Boom sold the rights of Skibidi Toilet to Invisible Narratives. While the specific details aren't public to my knowledge, the deal probably included Boom getting a large sum of money (probably millions) with even more tied to the success of future projects.
Boom then probably took a backseat to everything and let Invisible Narratives take the reins. Deservedly so too considering how much he worked on the series.
Fast forward and suddenly the quality of new episodes starts dropping. Invisible Narratives also starts pulling some questionable moves regarding the series, such as renaming the entire YouTube channel and scrubbing Boom's name from it.
Now we're in a situation where Boom is clearly unhappy with everything, but his hands are (probably) legally tied since he ultimately signed the contract. Meanwhile, Invisible Narratives is struggling to handle the massive backlash from the community.
This unfortunately happens all the time in the creative space. Some creator signs the rights away to their work, and suddenly the corporate guys can't row the boat anymore.
But you've also got an incredibly young community treating this like some elaborate ARG with kids skimming through pixels on YouTube videos looking for hidden clues in order to "save" Boom from his contract.
You've also got YouTubers and commentators leaking private information and breaking NDAs, putting everyone at serious risk of legal problems because they don't know any better and don't have lawyers advising them.
You've got Invisible Narratives just completely mishandling the situation for months because they don't understand the audience they bought.
Then you've got the OG creator seemingly fueling the fire and waging some silent PR cold war by liking certain posts and leaving breadcrumbs for everyone to find.
Here's what I'll say - Invisible Narratives was incredibly naive to think they could just swoop in and take over the entire brand like they have. Skibidi Toilet *is* Dafuqboom. Dafuqboom *is* Skibidi Toilet. Removing him from the equation and turning his accounts into a corporate, brand safe, watered down version was never going to work.
I've spoken with a few people from Invisible Narratives, and personally, I have no issues with anyone there - they've all been super nice. But this is yet another case of a corporate entity being fundamentally so out of touch with a modern audience.
In regards to this specific post, I seriously doubt Invisible Narratives is faking or editing any of these messages. That would be the dumbest and easiest way to set themselves up for a lawsuit. Again, this isn't a game. This is real life and unfortunately real life involves teams of lawyers and million dollar contracts.
I haven't spoken with Boom, nor do I know anything beyond what's already public, but I honestly don't see a positive outcome here. Right now, all we've got from Invisible Narratives are PR-approved statements, while Boom hasn't said anything himself.
What I do know is that the community is never going to believe anything Invisible Narratives says at this point. They've already made their minds up. They don't want the truth. They just want blood. This situation has been so incredibly mishandled that the only way out is Boom getting the rights back, which probably isn't happening if Invisible Narratives paid millions for them.
The situation sucks. Happy Easter. ๐ฐ๐ฅ
We have spoken to several members of the Skibidi community directly over the past couple of weeks. We shared verifiable proof supporting what weโve said in our public statements โ we did not steal the channel from Alexey or silence him creatively. Today, weโre sharing a full response to the speculation and misinformation thatโs been circulating.
Read for yourself here: https://t.co/iZQo2ujmEg
@kkraken__ Too bad the whole movement is lead by people who has no idea what they are doing and they think they are in a game and being manipulated by some random likes on posts.
Nothing will change unless bigger voices speak the truth
I haven't really spoken too much about this situation because it's a lose/lose no matter what.
On one side, you have a corporate studio that is clearly out of touch with the Skibidi Toilet community. On the other side, you have a young audience that is treating this (assumedly) multi-million dollar IP buyout like it's a puzzle in a video game to solve.
Here's my take on the situation.
Boom sold the rights of Skibidi Toilet to Invisible Narratives. While the specific details aren't public to my knowledge, the deal probably included Boom getting a large sum of money (probably millions) with even more tied to the success of future projects.
Boom then probably took a backseat to everything and let Invisible Narratives take the reins. Deservedly so too considering how much he worked on the series.
Fast forward and suddenly the quality of new episodes starts dropping. Invisible Narratives also starts pulling some questionable moves regarding the series, such as renaming the entire YouTube channel and scrubbing Boom's name from it.
Now we're in a situation where Boom is clearly unhappy with everything, but his hands are (probably) legally tied since he ultimately signed the contract. Meanwhile, Invisible Narratives is struggling to handle the massive backlash from the community.
This unfortunately happens all the time in the creative space. Some creator signs the rights away to their work, and suddenly the corporate guys can't row the boat anymore.
But you've also got an incredibly young community treating this like some elaborate ARG with kids skimming through pixels on YouTube videos looking for hidden clues in order to "save" Boom from his contract.
You've also got YouTubers and commentators leaking private information and breaking NDAs, putting everyone at serious risk of legal problems because they don't know any better and don't have lawyers advising them.
You've got Invisible Narratives just completely mishandling the situation for months because they don't understand the audience they bought.
Then you've got the OG creator seemingly fueling the fire and waging some silent PR cold war by liking certain posts and leaving breadcrumbs for everyone to find.
Here's what I'll say - Invisible Narratives was incredibly naive to think they could just swoop in and take over the entire brand like they have. Skibidi Toilet *is* Dafuqboom. Dafuqboom *is* Skibidi Toilet. Removing him from the equation and turning his accounts into a corporate, brand safe, watered down version was never going to work.
I've spoken with a few people from Invisible Narratives, and personally, I have no issues with anyone there - they've all been super nice. But this is yet another case of a corporate entity being fundamentally so out of touch with a modern audience.
In regards to this specific post, I seriously doubt Invisible Narratives is faking or editing any of these messages. That would be the dumbest and easiest way to set themselves up for a lawsuit. Again, this isn't a game. This is real life and unfortunately real life involves teams of lawyers and million dollar contracts.
I haven't spoken with Boom, nor do I know anything beyond what's already public, but I honestly don't see a positive outcome here. Right now, all we've got from Invisible Narratives are PR-approved statements, while Boom hasn't said anything himself.
What I do know is that the community is never going to believe anything Invisible Narratives says at this point. They've already made their minds up. They don't want the truth. They just want blood. This situation has been so incredibly mishandled that the only way out is Boom getting the rights back, which probably isn't happening if Invisible Narratives paid millions for them.
The situation sucks. Happy Easter. ๐ฐ๐ฅ
I haven't really spoken too much about this situation because it's a lose/lose no matter what.
On one side, you have a corporate studio that is clearly out of touch with the Skibidi Toilet community. On the other side, you have a young audience that is treating this (assumedly) multi-million dollar IP buyout like it's a puzzle in a video game to solve.
Here's my take on the situation.
Boom sold the rights of Skibidi Toilet to Invisible Narratives. While the specific details aren't public to my knowledge, the deal probably included Boom getting a large sum of money (probably millions) with even more tied to the success of future projects.
Boom then probably took a backseat to everything and let Invisible Narratives take the reins. Deservedly so too considering how much he worked on the series.
Fast forward and suddenly the quality of new episodes starts dropping. Invisible Narratives also starts pulling some questionable moves regarding the series, such as renaming the entire YouTube channel and scrubbing Boom's name from it.
Now we're in a situation where Boom is clearly unhappy with everything, but his hands are (probably) legally tied since he ultimately signed the contract. Meanwhile, Invisible Narratives is struggling to handle the massive backlash from the community.
This unfortunately happens all the time in the creative space. Some creator signs the rights away to their work, and suddenly the corporate guys can't row the boat anymore.
But you've also got an incredibly young community treating this like some elaborate ARG with kids skimming through pixels on YouTube videos looking for hidden clues in order to "save" Boom from his contract.
You've also got YouTubers and commentators leaking private information and breaking NDAs, putting everyone at serious risk of legal problems because they don't know any better and don't have lawyers advising them.
You've got Invisible Narratives just completely mishandling the situation for months because they don't understand the audience they bought.
Then you've got the OG creator seemingly fueling the fire and waging some silent PR cold war by liking certain posts and leaving breadcrumbs for everyone to find.
Here's what I'll say - Invisible Narratives was incredibly naive to think they could just swoop in and take over the entire brand like they have. Skibidi Toilet *is* Dafuqboom. Dafuqboom *is* Skibidi Toilet. Removing him from the equation and turning his accounts into a corporate, brand safe, watered down version was never going to work.
I've spoken with a few people from Invisible Narratives, and personally, I have no issues with anyone there - they've all been super nice. But this is yet another case of a corporate entity being fundamentally so out of touch with a modern audience.
In regards to this specific post, I seriously doubt Invisible Narratives is faking or editing any of these messages. That would be the dumbest and easiest way to set themselves up for a lawsuit. Again, this isn't a game. This is real life and unfortunately real life involves teams of lawyers and million dollar contracts.
I haven't spoken with Boom, nor do I know anything beyond what's already public, but I honestly don't see a positive outcome here. Right now, all we've got from Invisible Narratives are PR-approved statements, while Boom hasn't said anything himself.
What I do know is that the community is never going to believe anything Invisible Narratives says at this point. They've already made their minds up. They don't want the truth. They just want blood. This situation has been so incredibly mishandled that the only way out is Boom getting the rights back, which probably isn't happening if Invisible Narratives paid millions for them.
The situation sucks. Happy Easter. ๐ฐ๐ฅ
@ttt_legit@AYKAN2324234 that was doorcloser not boom
who told you boom wrote that comment?
not because the channel belonged to boom in the past that means he is the one who wrote that comment.
But as far as I know, me and him were on good terms and we were good
@Just_MaTi69@AYKAN2324234 I don't know and I can't speak for the guy, I'm not gonna assume anything because i can be wrong.
but from what the images tell that he wasn't scammed of his work and he's fine.
@SSubuxa15428@Ag3nt077 I think you didn't read the statement,
you just mindlessly insult ๐
You're the one literally playing into the hands of people feeding you false information about the whole thing.
Im really sorry for you my friend
@OkOk666343 In whatsapp the account usually shows as a number but when you add to contact you can set the name to whatever from your side, so they probbably wrote his name wrong? we humans do mistakes.
that dosent make all the evidence false
@goovaerts_kenzo@rodriguez08931 Yeah I understand your suspicion, but hey
if it was fake, boom can tell us that it's fake and maybe sue them because it's crazy for a company to fake dms
It has big risks and do you think they might risk their entire career just to fake some conversation?
@goovaerts_kenzo@rodriguez08931 Now you are coping.
but when i say you're relying is theories you insult me mindlessly.
You just can't accept the truth that's all