Definitely, I could see Bernadette Banner or Rachel Maksy (obviously not London-based, but the kind of influencer I'd think of when I think of costume design/historical clothing content) being a great fit for that kind of event. A booktuber who doesn't read, a charity thief with a worrying interest in Victorian children and an airheaded MLM cult member don't exactly fit the assignment.I’m guessing they all got a plus-one and brought their parents because they’re more likely to be interested in the film. To be fair, of the three of them Ruby is the one with the most interest in ‘history’ but I can think of loads more people who would be more suitable. If it was a costume thing then Bernadette Banner’s the obvious one, she’s London-based and far more of an expert on historical costume than Ruby, Jack or Jade. The recent Netflix thing Ruby somehow got invited to just screams that Sixteenth have managed to bag a contract with some fairly legit PR agency and are just throwing their ‘talent’ at anything to see if any of them stick.
Exactly. I can't think what any of them are getting out of the arrangement tbh.But the event was focused entirely on the costume designer of the show. Like, why the fuck would these three be a suitable fit for that? They aren't history buffs. They aren't fashion vloggers. Fashion victims, maybe.
I highly doubt Ruby Granger watched six seasons of Downton Abbey since she can’t get through one episode of tv #fakefan
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And brushing her teeth! #productiveI'll have you know that Ruby is watching them all in ten minute sections whilst also reading and trampolining at the same time
This has puzzled me for a while. I get that some people aren't TV fans, but Roob's explanation makes it sound as though her problem is lack of concentration. If she can't concentrate for more than 10 minutes on a TV episode then I wonder how she can manage marathon study sessions - or any studying, for that matter.I highly doubt Ruby Granger watched six seasons of Downton Abbey since she can’t get through one episode of tv #fakefan
I’d guess that’s why she’s so obsessed with breaking up all her tasks into little steps and then scheduling them tightly. The problem is, she doesn’t frame it as what it really is - a difficulty concentrating - but instead, makes it out to be the height of efficiency for everyone, and highlights long study days and to-do lists. She probably hopes people will think she can maintain concentration for hours on end while studying, but TV is just so uninteresting that her ”brilliant mind” wearies of it after ten minutes.This has puzzled me for a while. I get that some people aren't TV fans, but Roob's explanation makes it sound as though her problem is lack of concentration. If she can't concentrate for more than 10 minutes on a TV episode then I wonder how she can manage marathon study sessions - or any studying, for that matter.
Yes but think how great they'd be as a crime fighting trioA booktuber who doesn't read, a charity thief with a worrying interest in Victorian children and an airheaded MLM cult member don't exactly fit the assignment.
I mean, that's a fourth-rate supervillain team if there ever was one.Yes but think how great they'd be as a crime fighting trio
Has Ruby twirled out of the field of macademia and become lost in the deep dark woods of TV series and movies being her ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE THING?
Rubes, you have said multiple times before that you only consume cinematic content in strictly timed aliquots, although seems like that's only true if it's not GiFtEd, apparently...
I can’t believe that Ruby and Jack Edwards got invited to a screening that Alice Oseman said was for LGBTQ+ Influencers. So proud of them! (Jk)View attachment 1209152
And Ruby has said on several occasions that she has an overwhelming dislike of books with teen relationships, teen romance and genuine teen drama, or pretty much any YA fiction that isn't just gifted wealthy children getting bullied for being too smart, to the point where she'll just skim over it all (not that she actually reads much else, either).
Now she's claiming she'll rush to read a book featuring all of the above, after supposedly watching and loving the TV show, despite never usually watching TV shows unless paid to pretend to?
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Edit: I mean, it's a short read. It has pictures and everything. Ruby knew she was going to the premiere and this self-proclaimed bookworm couldn't even bother reading any of it prior to the screening, especially since the author was there to speak? She couldn't look more like a transparent fake if she tried.
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And Ruby has said on several occasions that she has an overwhelming dislike of books with teen relationships, teen romance and genuine teen drama, or pretty much any YA fiction that isn't just gifted wealthy children getting bullied for being too smart, to the point where she'll just skim over it all (not that she actually reads much else, either).
Now she's claiming she'll rush to read a book featuring all of the above, after supposedly watching and loving the TV show, despite never usually watching TV shows unless paid to pretend to?
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Edit: I mean, it's a short read. It has pictures and everything. Ruby knew she was going to the premiere and this self-proclaimed bookworm couldn't even bother reading any of it prior to the screening, especially since the author was there to speak? She couldn't look more like a transparent fake if she tried.
It's okay, Sixteenth made Eve Cornwell attend so there was one token queer person in the group of Studytuber duds, even though she's pivoted to ripped-off legal content and a book and a Netflix series aren't in any way relevant to her content.I can’t believe that Ruby and Jack Edwards got invited to a screening that Alice Oseman said was for LGBTQ+ Influencers. So proud of them! (Jk)
I read all the released comics in an evening. It's not a hard read at all.Seriously... I have Heartstopper and if she cared enough she could've read it in an hour. Pure lazyness and ignorance.
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