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Antfish & HBI2K Walk the Line at San Japan 009!
🕑 Added 2016-09-12 20:46:55 +0000 UTC Hello everyone!
Antfish here with a new update! For those unaware, HBI2K (voice of Nail and Dr. Brief in DBZA, Alexander Anderson in HUA, Head of #TIBA, co-host of the TFS Podcast and all around sex machine and great guy) and I were down in Dallas, Texas for a whole week, visiting the TFS office, along with the local crew! But more importantly, we also made our way down to San Antonio for San Japan 009!
But before we made the trek down, we had a brainstorming session about how to make our convention appearances bigger, better, and more engaging. “You know what would be cool?" We thought, "Interviewing our fans in the line for our panels at conventions!” With that, our new series, “Walk the Line” was born!
We crawl the line, asking random fans about their experience with TFS panels, what they are expecting, who they're excited to see, and if/what they plan on asking during the Q&A! It's a fun little experiment, plus it gives us the chance to interact with the fans on a personal level, and even listen to their stories.
Both HBI and I had a blast, so we're definitely planning on doing this again (baring in mind, we have enough people maintaining the booth at the time). We’ll even switch it up and get Kaiser, Lani, Taka, and/or Masako in on it!
As always, it's thanks to all of you that we're able to do stuff like this. As a show of gratitude, we figured to give you guys the first taste! :wink:
Take care and keep being radical! [/90skid]
Comments
Camden Jackson
I enjoyed that. Hope there will be more of these in the future.
coredumperror
This was great! Please do more!
Jesse Healy
I feel like doing this is really neat, and if you want to do it to get laughs, maybe go around the con pretending to be a host for some made up channel and basically be Eric Andre and "interview" people by making them super uncomfortable.
i want scott and scott only
Pacwiz
I do like these. I would like to see more, and from everyone.
I'd like to see this kind of fan interaction more often at conventions in general. I think it would be a well received change, and I hope you follow up with similar videos in the future (as long as it doesn't make your con schedules impossibly hectic).
