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Woah. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/818526066/the-grassroots-project-jason-biggs-saves-american http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/818526066/the-grassro
by ChrisNorstrom 14y ago
Woah.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/818526066/the-grassroots-project-jason-biggs-saves-american http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/818526066/the-grassroots...
Hollywood Actor Jason Biggs (from American Pie) had his $5,000 goal kickstarter campaign FAIL. F.A.I.L. And he's in Hollywood. People know him. He knows people. Wow.
I guess this goes to show that success is never guarenteed. One cannot predict future success based on past success, or future failure based on past failure. It also makes me feel really good about my own kickstarter campaign failing.
Wow this made my day. Poor guy though, it must have been a huge "wtf" for him.
edit: Changed "oh my god" to "woah" to avoid getting any more downvotes. As an atheist I'm curious to know weather it came from offended christians or vengeful atheists.
- waterlesscloud 14y agoThat's odd. If nothing else, his wife has a huge social media following. Doesn't seem like he'd have trouble getting the word out if he wanted to.
- miahi 14y agoIf it's not entertaining it fails. His project is boring. Probably 99.9% of the page's visitors couldn't keep their eyes open to read it to the end.
- mwilcox 14y agoI watched the whole video and I'm still not sure what it's about.
- MengYuanLong 14y agoSeconded. His Kickstarter video and copy seemed like a stream of thought joke. Why should I give a rich Hollywood actor money when I can give a well planned and spoken individual the same funds. Further, it seems pretty unlikely that a person ought to make a movie about how to lead a grassroots campaign if they can't even lead one for their own project.