I used to make posters for their shop like 10 years ago and they were like “oh thanks but because you’re only 17 we’re just gonna sell it and not pay or credit you” so lol rest in piss

Warner Bros. bought them and...the business model was STILL "hey Google pay us YouTube money for this content."

When that didn't work, they pulled it off YouTube and paywalled it on a bespoke website. Shockingly, no one was down for that.

They were a poorly-run company making outdated content when Warner Bros bought them. And Warner Bros...did nothing whatsoever to change any of that.

Why did they buy them? What was the point? Why didn't you have a plan? What did you think was going to happen?

This like that time Matt bought Tumblr and was shocked to discover it is a gay nightmare that eats money, and only produces surreal fandom drama.

I know exactly who you’re talking about because she was around right after I stopped making shit for them. Here’s her twitlonger about how she got treated working there. Sounds very familiar to how they treated me but to an even more extreme extent because they got her to actually work for them. And don’t get me started on Ryan Haywood. Hell company.