Trevor Dame ✓
@TrevorDame · Canada · joined 16 Jan 2012
I've written for a lot of sites. Too many. Send all job/media offers to trevordamesellsout@gmail.com My cool stuff: https://t.co/vpX6SnbpyX
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This isn't limited to wrestling. Record companies long quested over the idea that a "super producer" could tell bands how to play, fiddle with the right soundboard knobs, and squeeze hits out of any middling act. Wrestling is just catching up to other corporate scenes.
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I'm not saying writers have never made a positive contribution to a wrestler's promo, or that road agents don't have a role to place, but all of these people should be the last 15%. They should be giving you the tag on a joke you came up with, not writing your whole fucking act.
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God hopes Boston Dynamics comes up with an artificial skin that is passable so WWE can get rid of the last bit of leverage. And hey, AI text usually doesn't hallucinate anymore, so maybe those writers are replaceable too. All you need is Abyss fiddling with a joystick in gorilla.
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That's wrestling now, and you see it sometimes in the new generation, in the way they freeze when a pre-planned spot goes wrong or someone goes off script in a promo. The panic in their eyes. They're not used to thinking for themselves; that's largely done for them now.
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What if wrestlers didn't come up with their own promos, gimmicks, names, looks, or even the content of their matches? What if they had as little creative input as possible? What if the most important part of wrestling was a formula you made, and a more easily replaceable staff?
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Promoters have long hated how much they need certain stars. Vince spent years after Hogan trying to recreate his top star, and he was far from the only one. They usually failed. But what if you COULD just make stars in a lab. What if the wrestler was the least important part?
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And once again, we see it documented. You see stuff in places like WWE Unreal where producers are not just dictating spots in the match through the ref's earpiece, but you at home are made aware "Hey, they really deserve a lot of the praise here."
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Have you ever heard more "So and so agented this match" reporting and discourse as you have in the last year or two? In the old days, that stuff was rarely talked about. Now, if a significant match does really well, credit must instantly be shared.
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Promos have often been heavily scripted by writers for a long time, but the last bit of free space, the last thing a wrestler could claim sole credit for, was what they did bell to bell. And so now they're coming for that.
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@TrevorDame They’re flooding the zone to keep eyeballs off everyone else. They know these sites will immediately post ‘People in WWE are said to be impressed with Colton Burpee’s performance in LFG’ so they keep sending them things. Fans will repost, non-fans will rage post, algo
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Every debut gets the pic with HHH. The endorsement is no longer "We are so lucky to land this talent and get their endorsement", it's "This talent is so lucky to be here. They've got HHH's endorsement."
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Now today, everything is not just micromanaged, but the micromanaging is documented, the credit divided. HHH isn't just helping choreograph someone's WrestleMania ring entrance, we have a camera filming the rehearsal for a documentary so YOU know HHH came up with it.
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It wasn't long ago that a wrestler got the lion share of the credit for their work. Everyone was aware of bookers, and production, and that road agents could be helpful, but when a wrestler did well, most of the praise and focus went to them.
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But if you create an environment where the wrestler is simply the final piece in a long chain, all of a sudden, wrestlers become more interchangeable. You don't live or die on any single one. That makes them cheaper and it makes your company less beholden to talent.
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If you think your promotion is living and dying on one wrestler, or even a handful of wrestlers, and they largely craft their own matches, their promos, their entrances, that gives them a lot of power. That gives them a lot of leverage. That makes them expensive.
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If you view wrestlers as some form of artists, and you see the best ones as these unique, unreplicatable talents, ones you can't just grow in a lab on demand, and if your whole business is built around them, that adds a lot of volatility.
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Corporations love a lot of things, but chief among them is minimizing costs and having a predictable, consistent, forecastable future. Wrestlers having power works against both those goals.
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The cynical part of me feels like the increased focus in recent years on who agented matches is just another step in a long process of disempowering wrestlers. It's been a long time since I did a long, ponderous tweet thread. TIME TO GET BACK AT IT HERE.
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ICYMI Last night A BIG BOLD NEW THROH THE YEARS DROPPED.
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On the new ThROH The Years Albert Ching returns! We watch the show Nic Cage attended! Misawa vs. KENTA. We discuss the value of eyeballs vs. testicles and end the show with a temptation for Green Lantern Fan. All this and more from the new Age of the Fall, us.
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@TrevorDame It’s why after my dad passed I make sure to let people know how I feel about them. My dad knew, but I do t want to leave shit up to chance with anyone.
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@TrevorDame If there's ever a time it's this week for Rebel.
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Wrestling's lost a few of its top-tier nice people in recent years. I'm sure they knew they were loved, but its always bittersweet to see the massive outpouring that only comes in tragedy and wonder if they knew that they were "this" loved.
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I try to not plug my stuff too often, but it's the first of the month and I have a bunch of new followers, so allow me to introduce you to all the fine products we have at Dameco Industries in this thread.
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24 publicaciones de los últimos 90 días, junto al rango de 10K–100K seguidores. alcance normal para su tamaño, reacción más fuerte que la mayoría.
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Alcance, %2.99%esta cuenta3.62%mediana de 10K–100K
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| Visualizaciones medianas por publicación | 655 | 924 | 0.71× |
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What the audience does
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