Videos tagged with Entertainment Industry

This video features a debate between John Lovell of Warrior Poet Society and Lucas Botkin of T.Rex Arms concerning the impact of video games on individuals. While the primary focus is the debate, the description also mentions a sponsor for data broker protection and links to Warrior Poet Society's app, book, website, and other resources, including partnerships with emergency food suppliers and the Second Amendment Foundation. The content is framed around discussing the pros and cons of the video game industry.

This YouTube video, titled "Is Hollywood DUMB or TRULY EVIL?", focuses on a critical examination of Hollywood's content and potential motivations. The description highlights various merchandise and promotional links, including Woobie Blankets, Gunnybear, Meme War Veteran items, and Forbidden Popsicle. It also provides a Patreon link and a discount code for Blackout Coffee, indicating a creator with a distinct brand and engaged audience. The personal address and size mention suggest a creator with a direct connection to their viewers.

This podcast clip features Tetiana Gaidar discussing her journey to America and her aspirations of becoming an Action Actress in Hollywood. The clip is from The Rock Sugar Magic Podcast with Kerri Kasem, and hashtags indicate a potential connection to firearms and tactical content, possibly related to her acting pursuits.

This YouTube video features a discussion with comedian Geoffrey Asmus on the path to success in comedy. The conversation delves into the potential pitfalls of being overly talented, suggesting that natural ability alone may not guarantee achievement in the entertainment industry. The video promotes Asmus's comedy special and his podcast "You're an Idiot" with Alex Dragicevich, and provides links for listeners to access the full episodes of "The Standard Capacity Podcast" on Spotify and iTunes. The video also encourages engagement through the podcast's Instagram account.

This video discusses a proposed bill by a Congresswoman to regulate firearms used on film sets and potentially on social media. The content focuses on the legislative aspect of gun control as it relates to entertainment production and online platforms. It also includes promotional links for email lists, Patreon, coffee, merchandise, and other related channels and organizations like Gun Owners of America.

This video features Julie McQueen, President of CarbonTV, in the SHOT TV Studio. The discussion centers on new shows available on CarbonTV and trends in digital distribution within the firearms and outdoor industry. While the video focuses on content and distribution rather than specific firearms, it is relevant to those interested in the business and media side of the shooting sports world.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features a discussion with entertainer Kaya Jones about being a conservative and pro-2nd Amendment advocate in the entertainment industry. Host Tom Gresham also addresses Hollywood's perceived hypocrisy regarding gun bias and the topic of firearms around children. The show covers a range of gun-related topics relevant to enthusiasts, from products to politics, and is broadcast live and available on multiple platforms.

This video features Dana Loesch criticizing what she perceives as hypocrisy in Hollywood regarding gun ownership and usage. She highlights that celebrities who advocate for stricter gun control often use firearms (or implied firearms) in their movies. Loesch suggests that if they are genuinely anti-gun, they should opt for less lethal alternatives like Nerf guns in their film productions. The content focuses on a political commentary aspect, addressing the perceived double standards in the entertainment industry's stance on firearms.

This "Hot Mic" episode features Michael Knowles discussing the disappointing summer box office performance and its implications for Hollywood's liberal elite. The conversation delves into the nature of the entertainment industry and how out-of-touch liberals are influencing American pop culture. The video is part of Bill Whittle's "Hot Mic" series, airing on NRATV.

This video analyzes Hollywood's perceived disconnect with its audience, suggesting that liberal elites in the industry are out of touch, leading to poor summer box office performance. Bill Whittle offers his perspective on the reasons behind this disconnect, framing it as a cultural issue. The content is presented in a commentary or opinion format, originating from NRATV.

This episode of CN Live features Bill Whittle discussing Hollywood's ongoing anti-gun movement. He and Colion engage in a conversation about the entertainment industry's tendency to portray guns and gun owners unfairly. The discussion highlights the push for more equitable representation of firearms and responsible gun ownership within media. The episode was broadcast on 5/18/17 and new episodes of CN Live can be found on NRATV.com.

This episode of CN Live discusses the hypocrisy of entertainers advocating for gun control while being depicted using firearms in media. The show, broadcast on NRATV, aims to highlight these perceived inconsistencies within the entertainment industry. Viewers are encouraged to tune in for new episodes Monday through Thursday.