@@bassage13 star wars hotel would have been the easiest too. Either build or refurbish two of the tram cars to be shuttles. Have a stop built into the Star Wars park and have those Shuttles be the main transport to the hotel and have the hotel designed around some of the older resorts where the Tram Shuttle disembarks inside the hotel. You can even design the hotel to look much better than what the Galactic Star Cruiser ended up being. So much better than half measures and giving people that immersion thst Disney dropped the ball on.
They paid billions for an IP that had built in fan base - which made the IP worth billions, and they systematically set about destroying what they paid for and pissing off the fans. As Nerd Cookies said, they are allergic to money
Crazy, isn’t it? Even if they bought the bullet and paid George his royalties on OT/PT characters, worlds and ships, it would’ve made a boatload! All they had to do was build a mock-ups of Cantina, Jabbas Palace, Hoth, Death Star, Courescant, Bespin, or Endor, with all the well known characters and vehicle rides, and they probably could’ve charged $10K a pop, and it would’ve been booked. This was all on KK’s ego on pushing more Sequel garbage with Rey. 😂
Universal’s Wizarding World of Harry Potter gave them the blueprint: Make it like you’re stepping onto the set of the movie. You go “Wow. I know this. I’m there.” They did it with Pandora. What an incredible fumble based on a crazy lady’s hubris.
The problem is Disney wanted to do that but with their Canon, but nobody likes their canon. Disney desperately wants to pretend their take on Star Wars is just as good as the originals, which it is not. It would be like if JK Rollins wrote a spin off series all about Harry’s son and then they made a park called Potter World only it had nothing to do with the books and movies everyone grew up watching, instead filled with spin off garbage nobody asked for
In 2019, Jeremy at “Geeks and Gamers” released a video called “This Video Will Make You Hate Galaxy’s Edge.” In it, he goes over some fan-made design of a “Star Wars” theme park with REAL “Star Wars” worlds, attractions, and rides. It’s impressive, and such a missed opportunity!
Why? The answer is simple. A woman is in charge. That simple. And it's a double whammy because a woman is in charge of a male brand. Pretending otherwise is delusional. Why wasnt she fired? Well, ^^^^^
The biggest failing of GE - aside from it not allowing any of the original trilogy characters (outside of Chewy) is that it's DEAD. Disney gave us essentially nothing they had promised. They promised an inhabited land. Instead, we visit a land where outside of the occasional performance or Storm Trooper or two - the land is uninhabited. Where did everybody go??!! Is this a deserted planet?
That's what happens when you take control away from the people building their parks and go "no no no, we need this branded to something that is OUR stuff, not the old things." Disgusting.
After living in San Diego for so many years and not having to go to Disneyland for over 6 years, I finally went to Galixies Edge last Friday. It was interesting, but it was definitely a missed opportunity. They could have easily made it Mos Eisley, and that would have been awesome. The waiting area for the Falcon was cool, and the resistance ride was awesome. Even though it broke down twice while we were waiting in a long line for it. Oh, and looking at the grave ward, what was once called Splash Mountain ....I wanted to puke.
Disney didn't want to get into legal battles over IP, and thus created everything for GE by themselves distancing themselves from other designs. I knew the entire star wars IP was in trouble during the early design development meetings and concepts.
When GE opened and I learned how they're charging 200 bucks for plastic that easily breaks and you can barely customize it, I went onto Etsy and found a metal crafted, battery operated hilt for around 150. I was very happy and still have it with a still functioning battery.
Each park should have been a different era of SW. World could have been OT, Land could have been new trilogy, and Paris could have been prequels. Incentivize people to travel to ALL the parks. It’s even written into the story that Batuu has been around for centuries. Pump in the John Williams score for gods sake!
It’s crazy, isn’t it? Even if they bought the bullet and paid George his damn royalties on OT/PT characters, worlds and ships, they still would’ve made a boatload! All they had to do was build a mock-ups of The Cantina, Jabbas Palace, Hoth, Death Star, Courescant, Bespin, or Endor, with all the well known characters and vehicle rides, and they probably could’ve charged $10K a pop, and it would’ve been booked solid? This whole mess was all about KK’s fragile ego, by pushing more Sequel garbage and Rey, cause the fans rejected them.
Nothing in Galaxys Edge resembles Star Wars! It looks like some generic abandoned space outpost. Why would I take my kids to a place that claims to be Star Wars land but nothing from it is actually Star Wars other then the Millenium falcon
Disney has gone down the road in recent years of creating rides as interactive experiences where the guests get to be part of the show. And thus Star Wars Galaxy's Edge was based around the idea of you getting to have your own Star Wars adventure. This is why the land only offers a single planet to explore. This is why the Millenium Falcon ride was designed as a video game (unfortunately, not a good one) rather than modeled after Star Tours. This is why the Star Wars Galactica Starcruiser was ultimately flawed. Disney needs to realize that most people don't want to be "part of the show." They just want to be entertained. And there already are plenty of better, cheaper ways that you can have your own Star Wars adventure if that's what you want. They are called video games.
Disney is not for kids anymore. Disney is for adults who were fans in the 80s and 90s. Everything they make now is a rehash of older stuff. To tingle the ‘memberberries of the adults.
Worse, Disney is for adults who only became fans when the property became popular in the mainstream. They people who see jangling keys and are amused. A friend of mine said he liked the first two episodes of the Acolyte. Why? Because he got to see places referenced in the High Republic books. I know that feeling; I had it when I watched the first Silent Hill movie.
"I can run [the Disney Co] better than they do." Same idea applies to so much of today's "woke" society in general. Today's city of San Francisco (& previously the city of Detroit) is the poster child of "You Can Manage This Better than We Do."
Rise of the Resistance is actually enjoyable. The Falcons is a must…but after that I am ready to move on to Pirates ride and bail on Galaxy’s Edge. They did drop the ball on it for sure
Who are they hiring to put these shows and parks together? Even if they did DEI they should have been able to find passionate people from every background. I think Disney has a stranglehold on creative freedom. Everything they spit out is just bland and has no edge to it.
Okay, NO Rise of the Resistance is objectively NOT terrible. It’s an objectively great attraction with a not-so-great IP. It would be better with the original trilogy portrayed.
And they didn't even try, outside of the physical land and rides. All the living aspects of the project were cut. Some appeared - rather poorly - behind a paywall in the short lived Starcruiser hotel.
@@christophertaylor9100 Yes, and some of that concept was for the land itself. I always questioned how that would be feasible given the number of guests.
9:52 @universal when it works. It's been a few years but when we went almost everything there wasn't working properly. Got booted from 2 rides because of mechanical failures. 3hrs of wait on King Kong. Then we watched several kids @ wand-trick areas not getting any results at all to all our disappointment. Disney fucked up thier branding no doubt, but I see a lot of maintenence slacking at every park we visit here in FL.
My kids and I went to universal last year in Florida, first ride we did was the Hogwarts ride in the castle and I had asked if it was scary…or had flips or anything? The attendant said no it just goes around on a track it’s not bad…as the ride started I saw a robotic arm lifting the carriage of seats and thought we are f*cked…my son screamed at the top of his lungs for half of the ride, the visuals were nauseating. I finally got my kids to close their eyes and we made it through without vomiting…Seriously a terrible ride, I had motion sickness for like an hour and a half after that and my kids were terrified to get on anything else. The park otherwise was great…but screw that ride.
The most exciting thing about Star Wars land is scanning crates. If only more people would take the time to scan the crates, there would be more room in line for …… what are the rides here again? That one where most people just mash buttons and the other one that is broken down 50% of the time. 🤷🏻♂️
My first time through Galaxy’s edge was when it only had smugglers run. Ride had not opened yet. I walked through the place and thought “ this is another land in animal kingdom but with spaceships.” ( don’t get me wrong, AK is my favorite park). But I felt like i was walking through an unknown place ( where Harry Potter world succeeds and this fails) where I was herded into a funnel of shops to spend money on bad merch. There was nothing familiar about it. It did not say Star Wars to me except the millennium falcon being parked there. The second time I went with my kids and they had fun as innocent kids will do. So I liked it for that. They did the lightsaber ceremony which was worth the money in my opinion ( when they gave quality carrying cases) . Other than that they missed it . They dropped the golden goose on thet park.
All Disney had to do was put a triumvirate in charge of their Star Wars. On that triumvirate? Patton Oswalt, Seth Green and Ben Stiller. Then they could hire Jon Favreau to direct their movies. Oh, but that's all middle-aged white guys who love Star Wars. Couldn't do that.
I went this past February for the first time, it was so underwhelming. It was boring, but Universal Studios was the contrary, so much fun. Go there instead
I just got back from Universal Orlando. I loved the Harry Potter lands. I had a big, goofy smile on my face the whole time I was there. I can’t wait for the new one in Epic Universe.
@@rogerhalt3991They don't need to provide numbers when talking about their personal opinions after seeing it in person. The clip is two of the panel talking about what they saw and others asking questions.
I just went to Galaxy’s Edge yesterday. The Rise of the Resistance attraction is amazing but would be better with Vader instead of Ren. The other ride is good but not that much different than Star Tours. Everything else is mediocre and doesn’t even feel like Star Wars for the most part.
I’ve been to GE tons of times (season pass holder) it looks like Star Wars but it doesn’t feel like Star Wars. I still go to get on the rides and look at the light sabers but meh
Been twice, won't be going a third time. Aside from Rise of the Resistance, nothing there worth bothering with. Smugglers Run is the most boring ride I've been on ever. Star Tours is still better than Galaxy's Edge.
@@gokaury They legitimately hired away universal’s best executive Producer to push the boundaries of what’s ever been done before, and to make it something mind blowing. It is shocking to me that anyone with any sort of taste wouldn’t find it, at minimum, good.
@@joen8529 why would we find it good? Why would anyone find it good? On a TECHNICAL level, it might be impressive, but that has nothing to do with taste. That’s not what gets people on rides. The Avatar movies are technically impressive; their stories, the main reason I watch movies, are bad. The theming for the ride is bad (sequel trilogy). The story for it isn’t interesting. I’ve got zero reason to want to sit through a line for a ride honoring a garbage film trilogy.
I like these content creators but the talking over each other is so cringe. Having 8 ppl on the screen isn’t great. Two of them didn’t even say anything.
8:06 that's disgusting!!! I was abused by women and don't much like them but that's truly disgusting and I stand on my lifetime boycott of almost anything mainstream.
The easiest job on earth? Design a Star Wars amusement park. Money printer. Easy mode. They still screwed up.
Starwars is an actually money printer anyway, u have to purposely go out of ur way, to screw it up!
U have to want to screw it up!
@@bassage13 star wars hotel would have been the easiest too. Either build or refurbish two of the tram cars to be shuttles. Have a stop built into the Star Wars park and have those Shuttles be the main transport to the hotel and have the hotel designed around some of the older resorts where the Tram Shuttle disembarks inside the hotel. You can even design the hotel to look much better than what the Galactic Star Cruiser ended up being. So much better than half measures and giving people that immersion thst Disney dropped the ball on.
They paid billions for an IP that had built in fan base - which made the IP worth billions, and they systematically set about destroying what they paid for and pissing off the fans. As Nerd Cookies said, they are allergic to money
Crazy, isn’t it? Even if they bought the bullet and paid George his royalties on OT/PT characters, worlds and ships, it would’ve made a boatload! All they had to do was build a mock-ups of Cantina, Jabbas Palace, Hoth, Death Star, Courescant, Bespin, or Endor, with all the well known characters and vehicle rides, and they probably could’ve charged $10K a pop, and it would’ve been booked. This was all on KK’s ego on pushing more Sequel garbage with Rey. 😂
Get paid millions to design crap nobody wants
"Now, now, you do plan on eventually having actual Star Wars in your Star Wars park? Right? Hell, hello?"
That is one big pile of 💩
And the only one on my side is the blood-sucking lawyer!
"I really, really hate that man..."
Universal’s Wizarding World of Harry Potter gave them the blueprint: Make it like you’re stepping onto the set of the movie. You go “Wow. I know this. I’m there.” They did it with Pandora. What an incredible fumble based on a crazy lady’s hubris.
The problem is Disney wanted to do that but with their Canon, but nobody likes their canon. Disney desperately wants to pretend their take on Star Wars is just as good as the originals, which it is not.
It would be like if JK Rollins wrote a spin off series all about Harry’s son and then they made a park called Potter World only it had nothing to do with the books and movies everyone grew up watching, instead filled with spin off garbage nobody asked for
The answer is, putting people in charge of Star Wars, who hate Star Wars.
Galaxy's Edge could just as easily be called DetroitLand.
Hey man. I'd rather you call my home city a dump. This is to harsh.
@@blacksheep9505 LOL🤣
Detroit land would have something to do
If there a lots or murders and crime yep..
In 2019, Jeremy at “Geeks and Gamers” released a video called “This Video Will Make You Hate Galaxy’s Edge.” In it, he goes over some fan-made design of a “Star Wars” theme park with REAL “Star Wars” worlds, attractions, and rides. It’s impressive, and such a missed opportunity!
Great point!
Why? The answer is simple. A woman is in charge. That simple. And it's a double whammy because a woman is in charge of a male brand. Pretending otherwise is delusional. Why wasnt she fired? Well, ^^^^^
Yep everything women touch gets ruined. Can anyone honestly name a single company that is better being predominantly female lead?
Give a boy a Batman toy, and he'll pretend that he's Batman. Give a girl a Batman toy, and she'll have him join her dolls' tea party.
wrong simple peasant
"space Iraq!" nailed it with style ,thankyou for the grin !
Who knew the back-up plan for Galaxy's Edge was Agrabah/Bagdad.
The biggest failing of GE - aside from it not allowing any of the original trilogy characters (outside of Chewy) is that it's DEAD.
Disney gave us essentially nothing they had promised.
They promised an inhabited land.
Instead, we visit a land where outside of the occasional performance or Storm Trooper or two - the land is uninhabited.
Where did everybody go??!!
Is this a deserted planet?
Galaxy's Edge can't be fixed because KK's ego is in the way
That's what happens when you take control away from the people building their parks and go "no no no, we need this branded to something that is OUR stuff, not the old things." Disgusting.
One ride is good, one ride is trash. You can't have a ride that relies on the skill of the rider for fun.
After living in San Diego for so many years and not having to go to Disneyland for over 6 years, I finally went to Galixies Edge last Friday. It was interesting, but it was definitely a missed opportunity. They could have easily made it Mos Eisley, and that would have been awesome. The waiting area for the Falcon was cool, and the resistance ride was awesome. Even though it broke down twice while we were waiting in a long line for it. Oh, and looking at the grave ward, what was once called Splash Mountain ....I wanted to puke.
Star Tours was the only best Star Wars ride in Disney!
"A camel is a horse designed by a committee!" 🇬🇧🤖🇺🇲
The mistake is that the sequel stuff dominates in the them park. No classic Star Wars. So no attraction for old school fans like me
I bet you’ll be seeing acolyte characters at galaxy’s edge before Luke, Leia, Han or Vader… SMFH WTF….
Disney didn't want to get into legal battles over IP, and thus created everything for GE by themselves distancing themselves from other designs. I knew the entire star wars IP was in trouble during the early design development meetings and concepts.
When GE opened and I learned how they're charging 200 bucks for plastic that easily breaks and you can barely customize it, I went onto Etsy and found a metal crafted, battery operated hilt for around 150. I was very happy and still have it with a still functioning battery.
Remember the hotel LOL
Each park should have been a different era of SW. World could have been OT, Land could have been new trilogy, and Paris could have been prequels. Incentivize people to travel to ALL the parks. It’s even written into the story that Batuu has been around for centuries. Pump in the John Williams score for gods sake!
When you replace all the meat on the menu with tofu.... that's Galaxy's Edge.
Yep, it sucked. I couldn’t believe how boring it was
It’s crazy, isn’t it? Even if they bought the bullet and paid George his damn royalties on OT/PT characters, worlds and ships, they still would’ve made a boatload!
All they had to do was build a mock-ups of The Cantina, Jabbas Palace, Hoth, Death Star, Courescant, Bespin, or Endor, with all the well known characters and vehicle rides, and they probably could’ve charged $10K a pop, and it would’ve been booked solid?
This whole mess was all about KK’s fragile ego, by pushing more Sequel garbage and Rey, cause the fans rejected them.
Nothing in Galaxys Edge resembles Star Wars! It looks like some generic abandoned space outpost. Why would I take my kids to a place that claims to be Star Wars land but nothing from it is actually Star Wars other then the Millenium falcon
Disney has gone down the road in recent years of creating rides as interactive experiences where the guests get to be part of the show. And thus Star Wars Galaxy's Edge was based around the idea of you getting to have your own Star Wars adventure. This is why the land only offers a single planet to explore. This is why the Millenium Falcon ride was designed as a video game (unfortunately, not a good one) rather than modeled after Star Tours. This is why the Star Wars Galactica Starcruiser was ultimately flawed. Disney needs to realize that most people don't want to be "part of the show." They just want to be entertained. And there already are plenty of better, cheaper ways that you can have your own Star Wars adventure if that's what you want. They are called video games.
Disney is not for kids anymore. Disney is for adults who were fans in the 80s and 90s. Everything they make now is a rehash of older stuff. To tingle the ‘memberberries of the adults.
Worse, Disney is for adults who only became fans when the property became popular in the mainstream. They people who see jangling keys and are amused. A friend of mine said he liked the first two episodes of the Acolyte. Why? Because he got to see places referenced in the High Republic books. I know that feeling; I had it when I watched the first Silent Hill movie.
"I can run [the Disney Co] better than they do." Same idea applies to so much of today's "woke" society in general. Today's city of San Francisco (& previously the city of Detroit) is the poster child of "You Can Manage This Better than We Do."
Rise of the Resistance is actually enjoyable. The Falcons is a must…but after that I am ready to move on to Pirates ride and bail on Galaxy’s Edge. They did drop the ball on it for sure
Who are they hiring to put these shows and parks together? Even if they did DEI they should have been able to find passionate people from every background. I think Disney has a stranglehold on creative freedom. Everything they spit out is just bland and has no edge to it.
Okay, NO
Rise of the Resistance is objectively NOT terrible. It’s an objectively great attraction with a not-so-great IP. It would be better with the original trilogy portrayed.
What they tried to do was incredibly ambitious and exciting but they couldn't pull it off.
And they didn't even try, outside of the physical land and rides.
All the living aspects of the project were cut.
Some appeared - rather poorly - behind a paywall in the short lived Starcruiser hotel.
@@Incomudro1963 Well they had a concept where you did kind of a choose your own adventure thing ala mystery theater, but it was a mess
@@christophertaylor9100 Yes, and some of that concept was for the land itself.
I always questioned how that would be feasible given the number of guests.
9:52 @universal when it works. It's been a few years but when we went almost everything there wasn't working properly. Got booted from 2 rides because of mechanical failures. 3hrs of wait on King Kong. Then we watched several kids @ wand-trick areas not getting any results at all to all our disappointment.
Disney fucked up thier branding no doubt, but I see a lot of maintenence slacking at every park we visit here in FL.
How do you fuck this up? it's easy, don't give a shit about StarWars or StarWars fans.
Greed in it's purest form.
Kathleen Kennedy fails up.
LucasWorld would have been the smart move.
Didn’t a girl do a 4 hour breakdown on why it sucks?
That was the hotel.
My kids and I went to universal last year in Florida, first ride we did was the Hogwarts ride in the castle and I had asked if it was scary…or had flips or anything? The attendant said no it just goes around on a track it’s not bad…as the ride started I saw a robotic arm lifting the carriage of seats and thought we are f*cked…my son screamed at the top of his lungs for half of the ride, the visuals were nauseating. I finally got my kids to close their eyes and we made it through without vomiting…Seriously a terrible ride, I had motion sickness for like an hour and a half after that and my kids were terrified to get on anything else. The park otherwise was great…but screw that ride.
Star Wars Fans Everywhere: It can't get any worse than this!
Kathleen Kennedy & Co.: Hold my beer.
The most exciting thing about Star Wars land is scanning crates. If only more people would take the time to scan the crates, there would be more room in line for …… what are the rides here again? That one where most people just mash buttons and the other one that is broken down 50% of the time. 🤷🏻♂️
My first time through Galaxy’s edge was when it only had smugglers run. Ride had not opened yet. I walked through the place and thought “ this is another land in animal kingdom but with spaceships.” ( don’t get me wrong, AK is my favorite park). But I felt like i was walking through an unknown place ( where Harry Potter world succeeds and this fails) where I was herded into a funnel of shops to spend money on bad merch. There was nothing familiar about it. It did not say Star Wars to me except the millennium falcon being parked there. The second time I went with my kids and they had fun as innocent kids will do. So I liked it for that. They did the lightsaber ceremony which was worth the money in my opinion ( when they gave quality carrying cases) . Other than that they missed it . They dropped the golden goose on thet park.
Wait until Osha and Mae start walking around.
All Disney had to do was put a triumvirate in charge of their Star Wars. On that triumvirate? Patton Oswalt, Seth Green and Ben Stiller. Then they could hire Jon Favreau to direct their movies. Oh, but that's all middle-aged white guys who love Star Wars. Couldn't do that.
Just had to do some original movie stuff and it would be bank but...nah
Jabba’s Palace is a character’s hub, everyone has a reason to talk to Jabba. They should have made Pizza the Hutt restaurant and arcade.
Easy! Hire leftists!
Im going next year with my family.
I went this past February for the first time, it was so underwhelming. It was boring, but Universal Studios was the contrary, so much fun. Go there instead
I just got back from Universal Orlando. I loved the Harry Potter lands. I had a big, goofy smile on my face the whole time I was there. I can’t wait for the new one in Epic Universe.
Galaxies edge only serves to remind the fans of what they hate. Why would we want to waste our money there?
How is it a giant let down? I don’t see any visitor or spending numbers mentioned in the video?
Ok, shill.
@@bassage13 not at all. I’m with you I just want to see numbers, not be told something is happening
@@rogerhalt3991They don't need to provide numbers when talking about their personal opinions after seeing it in person. The clip is two of the panel talking about what they saw and others asking questions.
I just went to Galaxy’s Edge yesterday. The Rise of the Resistance attraction is amazing but would be better with Vader instead of Ren. The other ride is good but not that much different than Star Tours. Everything else is mediocre and doesn’t even feel like Star Wars for the most part.
We love galaxies edge, even though we don’t like the new Disney Star Wars shows.
I’ve been to GE tons of times (season pass holder) it looks like Star Wars but it doesn’t feel like Star Wars. I still go to get on the rides and look at the light sabers but meh
I blame Gensler
I went to star wars land in 2019. The Falcon was rather good. The queue for it was soul crushing.
Hey Chris, I hope you're seeing Kalki 2898 movie releasing tomorrow, it's going to be epic. Waiting for your review.
It’s easy, just hire non SW people to run SW! 😂
5:43 - get your itchy and scratchy bucks. Accepted everywhere!!
Disney / Lucasfilm I have the stories to out pace The Infinity Saga, give Hope a chance, give fans the movies they deserve! Have Hope fans!
Kathy hates OG trilogy anything.
If anything, they should have made it much bigger.
anna star wars girl derails every show she is on
They really needed a Rise of the Capacitance ride…
Disney ruined Star Wars...HOWEVER...the Star Wars rides at Disneyland are A++.
thought galaxy’s edge was lame and the inclusion of a bar/nightclub in a children’s/ family park was in poor taste
Been twice, won't be going a third time. Aside from Rise of the Resistance, nothing there worth bothering with. Smugglers Run is the most boring ride I've been on ever. Star Tours is still better than Galaxy's Edge.
Rise of the resistance is really good.
It's okay. I wasn't overly impressed when I rode it last year, for the first and last time.
@@gokaury Tech and planning wise, it’s absolutely one of the most ambitious rides ever made.
@@gokaury They legitimately hired away universal’s best executive
Producer to push the boundaries of what’s ever been done before, and to make it something mind blowing. It is shocking to me that anyone with any sort of taste wouldn’t find it, at minimum, good.
@@joen8529 Anything remotely related to Disney is automatically bad for some folks.
@@joen8529 why would we find it good? Why would anyone find it good? On a TECHNICAL level, it might be impressive, but that has nothing to do with taste. That’s not what gets people on rides. The Avatar movies are technically impressive; their stories, the main reason I watch movies, are bad. The theming for the ride is bad (sequel trilogy). The story for it isn’t interesting. I’ve got zero reason to want to sit through a line for a ride honoring a garbage film trilogy.
Anna should retire from YT and enjoy quiet life with her growing family.
She's a mom?? That's wild.
You’re nuts if you think Rise of the Resistance is terrible.
You have no taste. People like you are why everything sucks today.
I like these content creators but the talking over each other is so cringe. Having 8 ppl on the screen isn’t great. Two of them didn’t even say anything.
8:06 that's disgusting!!! I was abused by women and don't much like them but that's truly disgusting and I stand on my lifetime boycott of almost anything mainstream.
Alan's Superman suit looks better than the one in the new movie!
As long as Elon Musk is angling to buy DIsney, CZcams hacks-for-hire will have a sugar daddy.
1st
Warzone perk system 😻👅