cinnamon girl

my name is gracie! im 27. im straight. from the us. i deal with my problems like most people with hyperfixations. this blog is one of the many ways i let those demons run free.

i get where y'all are coming from but its very clear some of y'all have never been to a live show like this before. this isn't a concert of an artist/band/singer. this is more of a comedy show situation and it is incredibly common that those shows restrict any kind of filming. its also just common knowledge that you don't film at a comedy show. i went to a show last year that is essentially the same thing the triplets are doing and they didn't have to ask fans to not film because you're not supposed to.

it's seems likely that because notices have been posted that there will be professional filming at the shows they could potentially be releasing some sort of major video/content of the show which would clearly justify the no filming.

i imagine that from the triplets perspective it kills the energy and excitement of a live show when you look into a crowd and see nothing but phones when the entire intention on the show is to interact with the crowd. ALSO the name of the tour is literally the surprise party tour... it cant be much of a surprise when thousands of people are just filming the entire thing and posting it online.

im sorry you didn't get tickets to a show but you aren't entitled to anything just because you couldn't go for whatever reason. thats not how live shows work.

let me preface this by saying i’m a 26 year old fan who has no desire to see them on tour whatsoever. standing in a room with a bunch of teenagers while the triplets do the bare minimum on stage is not something i wanna do at all.

however, this tour feels completely useless and unwanted by the majority of the fan base. and dare i say..seems a little like a cash grab. i also wouldn’t be surprised if laura pushed this because she needs the money.

i would get it if their main type of content was something like a podcast that they could tour. for example, i saw the basement yard on tour and it was great because of the dynamic and type of content they make. but i just don’t see the point of the triplets doing a tour where they stand on stage do random activities when they aren’t “comedians” or actively have a podcast that they could tour. that’s not worth spending money on imo. seeing three 21 year olds play giant jenga on a stage is not worth hard earned money in this economy lol

like why couldn’t this have been something they did on stream? why couldn’t they put this kind of effort into better youtube videos or a new podcast? i does not make sense to me at all. this could easily be done in a different form of content. i have a small theory that laura pushed for a tour because that’s how she gets money where as if they just streamed i’m not sure she would make a large profit off what comes through twitch subs. but that’s based on nothing but a gut feeling.

plus i feel bad for the international fans. i obviously don’t know the logistics behind trying to tour internationally and i’m sure that it’s a lot more complicated than we know but come on…

i just have a really bad feeling about this tour. i think it’s going to cause more drama and controversy within the fandom and with the triplets. and i just know that fans are going to lie and make shit up for the confessions in hopes to be noticed by them which is just going to ruin the whole segment.

they’ve said for almost a year that they’re going to make better content but things have stayed the same..if not, gotten worse. i do believe that they were/are very burnt out and that’s why they only post on fridays now. which is totally fine. as someone who has been burnt out at their job before, i completely empathize with that and would want them to do what’s best for them. however, what content they do put out is becoming a bit ridiculous.

so many people are losing interest. they’re content is lack luster and only appealing to the young kids in the fandom which sucks because there are so many older fans, around their age, in their twenties that want them to do so much more than what they currently put out. the type of content they do is going to make them become pigeonholed and they’ll never be able to evolve in their careers.