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When was the last time RvB was good?

  • Before RWBY

    Votes: 61 62.9%
  • Season 10

    Votes: 22 22.7%
  • Season 11

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Season 12

    Votes: 1 1.0%
  • Season 13

    Votes: 10 10.3%
  • Season 14

    Votes: 2 2.1%
  • Before RvB Zero

    Votes: 1 1.0%

  • Total voters
    97
  • Poll closed .
I don't know if Fiona is just some spoiled city girl, or just a fucking idiot.
She's neither. She's a glass confidence snowflake that has to be 'respected' in whatever job she's in without showing any back I pray for the Overwatch League having to deal with her BS.

Point and case being her short time at AH where she happily dug into Jeremy's height or Jack's weight but the moment they make fun of her being French she threatens to walk out of the video.
 
I might be sperging a bit but how tf do you not know what unshucked corn looks like. I’ve lived in the city my whole life and have never been to nor seen a cornfield but I know what unshucked corn looks like https://archive.ph/vkaMO

Also i missed a tweet that she deleted
Of course, she's crying about mean comments. She's the perfect example of someone who can dish it out, but can't take it.
 
So much bullshit in this interview with Barbara:

And I feel like this only really applies to her OnlyFans:

‘There’s no doubt that having the support of the Rooster Teeth audience has helped me grow my own channels.’

 
So much bullshit in this interview with Barbara:

And I feel like this only really applies to her OnlyFans:

‘There’s no doubt that having the support of the Rooster Teeth audience has helped me grow my own channels.’

So it seems Barbara is known for two things: the voice of Yang and looking like a chick you'd find in a Dua Lipa video.


Can you describe why you first joined Rooster Teeth?
I joined Rooster Teeth because it was the ultimate dream job for me. I grew up watching Red vs. Blue, and was a diehard fan of all the content, and loved everything about the company and the community. It was a no-brainer when I was approached about being the company’s first-ever community manager, since it merged the two things I loved the most—Rooster Teeth and its community.

These days, how much of your work for Rooster Teeth is public-facing as an influencer, as opposed to working behind the scenes for the company?
I would say it’s 50/50. While I appear in a ton of our productions and podcasts and absolutely love getting to perform, I also love getting into the backend of things and studying analytics. A lot of what I do is behind the scenes, and includes writing, directing, managing social media channels, creative brainstorming, business strategy, and more—it’s been great having that balance and getting to wear so many hats.

For creators, what do you think is the benefit of joining a network like Rooster Teeth, as opposed to the pros and cons of creating independently?
Rooster Teeth houses a plethora of creators and industry experts who have a ton of experience in the entertainment industry—everyone loves what they do and wants to help others succeed, and we also have connections for every aspect of business. Rooster Teeth has always been incredibly collaborative, and for new creators, it’s a huge advantage to get to learn and grow with a great team to support you.
Could you describe for other creators what aspects of your career as a content creator are tied to your work with Rooster Teeth?
I’ve learned a ton as a creator and while wearing all the different hats I’ve worn at Rooster Teeth. I’ve been a social media manager, events coordinator, writer, director, actor, podcast host, and more—and by getting the opportunity to learn in every position, I’ve developed a lot of very valuable skills for my own benefit. There’s no doubt that having the support of the Rooster Teeth audience has helped me grow my own channels and has provided me with built-in support for whenever I try something new, and I’m forever grateful for that.

What led you to voice Yang on RWBY?
Years ago when our friend and colleague Monty Oum began developing RWBY, he had approached me about voicing a “badass Goldilocks character” to which I immediately responded “YES!” Monty was still in the process of developing the characters and the world, and he felt that he wanted to loosely base her off of me—a massive honor. I had never done any voice over work before, but also had no idea what I was actually agreeing to: being one of the main characters of an anime. A literal dream-come-true for me. After our initial talk, I officially auditioned for the role of Yang in front of Monty, Miles Luna, and Kerry Shawcross—and luckily, they agreed that I was fit for the character.

What types of content do you get most excited to create with Squad Team Force?

Squad Team Force is our newest venture, and it’s the first time I’ve gotten to build a brand from the ground up with the help of my colleagues and fellow creators. That alone was exciting for me, but it’s been a blast to dive into the world of vertical video—it’s a completely new nut to crack that we hadn’t tried before, and to get to experiment with new formats and types of content (for example, our Dungeons & Dragons skits) has been very exciting.

What are some of your favorite ways you engage with fans of your various shows?
I love to engage with fans through all the standard social media platforms—getting feedback on Twitter, responding to comments or story replies on Instagram, as well as getting involved in our various subreddits and community Discord. It used to be different before the rise of all the various platforms, and our engagement used to be primarily through the RoosterTeeth.com community site, but now it’s important we stay connected wherever our audience is—and these days, that seems to be everywhere.

When did you decide to get into modeling, lifestyle and fashion content, and merch? What is it like to manage such a wide variety of content niches?
I have had an interest in modeling and fashion since I was a teenager—I actually pursued modeling as a career around age 15 or 16, but decided against it when I was told I didn’t fit the standard body type and didn’t feel like taking on an unhealthy lifestyle to achieve a thinner frame was what I wanted to be doing.
I was lucky to meet some very talented creators, photographers, hair and makeup artists during my career in entertainment that I was able to pursue modeling and fashion on my own, in my own way. As with merchandise, I collaborated with the incredibly talented design team at Rooster Teeth to launch my own line in our store, and they really made my visions come to life.

I find it very fun to manage different content niches—it was never my style to do one type of content over and over forever, so dabbling in various niches keeps me on my toes and gives my audience variety as well. I’m definitely of the belief that if I find it fun and interesting, there will be people like me who do as well.

What social media platform do you like best, and why?
This changes almost daily—it all depends on what I’m in the mood for. Instagram usually takes the top spot, because you have great control over privacy and security, but also there are so many ways to engage—stories, reels, posts, polls, Q&As, live streams, et cetera—and I love being able to feel connected to my friends. Twitter, especially in recent years, has become more toxic and negative, but you also are more aware of what’s going on in the world through news articles, retweets, et cetera (which can sometimes be bad for my mental health).

I’ve also really fallen in love with TikTok—I am blown away by all the hilarious and talented creators that exist in the world, and TikTok has really opened my eyes to so many new ways to consume and create meaningful content.

What’s one piece of advice you wish you had when you were first starting out on social media?
The biggest piece of advice would have been to reassure myself that it’s always important to stay true to yourself and do what you are passionate about. Everyone will always have their own opinion of who you are and what you do, but the only one that matters is that of your own. Additionally, I would tell myself to be proud of myself more often—there have been many times where I accomplished something difficult or big, and didn’t take the time to properly recognize that.
 
So much bullshit in this interview with Barbara:

And I feel like this only really applies to her OnlyFans:

‘There’s no doubt that having the support of the Rooster Teeth audience has helped me grow my own channels.’

Yeah, that's just Barb whoring herself out using "corporate" speak. So many skills, etc... "Look at me! I'm so valuable!"

She had to say that the support of the fans made her, because that's a "selling point", she comes with her own built in audience to advertise to, so her new employers can sell to "her" fans.
 
I don't know if Fiona is just some spoiled city girl, or just a fucking idiot.
What's the difference?
I might be sperging a bit but how tf do you not know what unshucked corn looks like. I’ve lived in the city my whole life and have never been to nor seen a cornfield but I know what unshucked corn looks like https://archive.ph/vkaMO

Also i missed a tweet that she deleted
She's not just a city dweller, she's some rich girl minority city dweller (and part time European) from New York, the buggiest of all bughives.
Point and case being her short time at AH where she happily dug into Jeremy's height or Jack's weight but the moment they make fun of her being French she threatens to walk out of the video.
The eternal Euro.
She's neither. She's a glass confidence snowflake that has to be 'respected' in whatever job she's in without showing any back I pray for the Overwatch League having to deal with her BS.
She'd fit right in with the Overwatch crowd.
Yeah, that's just Barb whoring herself out using "corporate" speak. So many skills, etc... "Look at me! I'm so valuable!"

She had to say that the support of the fans made her, because that's a "selling point", she comes with her own built in audience to advertise to, so her new employers can sell to "her" fans.
And that is a legit selling point too.
 
You can buy "unshucked" corn in a supermarket and yes, they do have supermarkets in New York. They also have farmers markets in the summer in New York. If anything this proves she has never shopped for groceries ever.
 
You can buy "unshucked" corn in a supermarket and yes, they do have supermarkets in New York. They also have farmers markets in the summer in New York. If anything this proves she has never shopped for groceries ever.
It's not just the ignorance that blows my mind.
I get it, not everyone grows up on a farm or has a garden......or reads a book that has "C is for Corn" in it.

It's that people, like her, have no curiosity as to where all this "food" comes from.
I mean, it's only absoutly necessary for my survivial, maybe I should know where it comes from, how I can get more of it, what the hell this "C is for Corn" shit is....
 
I don't know if Fiona is just some spoiled city girl, or just a fucking idiot.
I live in a town of <10k, and one time when I was buying groceries the obviously new cashier had to ask me what the limes I got were. I'm sure Fiona's background doesn't help, but there really are more people this inexplicably retarded out there than anyone wants to realize.
 
I live in a town of <10k, and one time when I was buying groceries the obviously new cashier had to ask me what the limes I got were. I'm sure Fiona's background doesn't help, but there really are more people this inexplicably retarded out there than anyone wants to realize.
A relative of mine came back from a 2-weeks trip in the US with her girlfriend. They never imagined that Americans could be that dumb as they are portrayed in mass media, but they really outdid themselves and went full retard over the most minute things.

So it's no wonder that a black half French half 'murica dyke won't know what unshucked corn is.
 
Once again half a faggot Andy with the brain dead takes on gun control. Andy seems like the guy doesn’t know the process of how to get a gun and just regurgitates the left wing talking points without doing any of his own research or having his own thoughts.
 

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Once again half a faggot Andy with the brain dead takes on gun control. Andy seems like the guy doesn’t know the process of how to get a gun and just regurgitates the left wing talking points without doing any of his own research or having his own thoughts.
Where the fuck does the constitution mention a "computer" or a "typewriter"?
 
Once again half a faggot Andy with the brain dead takes on gun control. Andy seems like the guy doesn’t know the process of how to get a gun and just regurgitates the left wing talking points without doing any of his own research or having his own thoughts.
SHALL. NOT. BE. INFRINGED.

The point of having citizens bear arms was not for their own safety from rando's on the street, but to defend themselves from the government should it ever come after them unjustly. The constitution was written and designed to account for a future where the government got way too powerful and it came upon the people to defend themselves from it.

It being written after a revolution where American's had to literally do just that against the British is why it was codified so clearly and intently. Now go back to jizzing on your wall Andrew and stop airing your stupidity to the world.
 
You can buy "unshucked" corn in a supermarket and yes, they do have supermarkets in New York. They also have farmers markets in the summer in New York. If anything this proves she has never shopped for groceries ever.
There's farmers markets in Texas, too, I'm sure someone there grows corn and sells it unshucked at their local Saturday market. I genuinely feel Fiona is to some degree book smart but flat out dumb street wise. She just doesn't know anything outside of her personal echo chamber.
Griffon announced on her OF that she is getting breast implants. They are already pretty big so I guess she's hoping it'll fix the sagging.
Christ, why? Is there not a better use of Geoff's alimony?
 
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