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Chris takes his alleged fanbase completely for granted, ignoring them except when he needs them to do something. Chris frequently views his fanbase as his personal army, so when he issues threats [[Take that Page DOWN NOW!|to withhold the comics unless the ED page gets taken down]], he assumes that his TRUE and LOYAL fan will keep the [[trolls]] in check. The best example came on [[THAT IS MY HOUSE|27 August 2009]], when Chris implored his fanbase to remove every last video that showed the tour of his house after his family found out about it. To this day, mirrors of the two-part video still pop up to mock Chris. | Chris takes his alleged fanbase completely for granted, ignoring them except when he needs them to do something. Chris frequently views his fanbase as his personal army, so when he issues threats [[Take that Page DOWN NOW!|to withhold the comics unless the ED page gets taken down]], he assumes that his TRUE and LOYAL fan will keep the [[trolls]] in check. The best example came on [[THAT IS MY HOUSE|27 August 2009]], when Chris implored his fanbase to remove every last video that showed the tour of his house after his family found out about it. To this day, mirrors of the two-part video still pop up to mock Chris. | ||
Despite the belief that his fans adore him, he is notoriously inattentive to the sort of things that allow a person to continue having fans. He believes that people love him for his [[Sonichu (comic)|comic]], and yet updates are often months apart. Also, he blames this on [[stress]] caused by the trolls. And, since he assigned his fans to take care of the trolls for him, he's essentially blaming them for the fact that he can't keep updates regular. | Despite the belief that his fans adore him, he is notoriously inattentive to the sort of things that allow a person to continue having fans. He believes that people love him for his [[Sonichu (comic)|comic]], and yet updates are often months apart. Also, he blames this on [[stress]] caused by the trolls. And, since he assigned his fans to take care of the trolls for him, he's essentially blaming them for the fact that he can't keep updates regular. He also shows his fans contempt by having the radio on in the background during fan chats over Mumble and giving extremely short responses to lengthy questions in the [[Mailbag]]. | ||
Recently, though, it seems that Chris thinks he can control what the fans do with their lives. In [[Down with asperchu|a recent video]], Chris tells his fans to never read an issue of [[Asperchu]] because "there are no LINKS" to Chris's works. It's slowly becoming obvious this his views of his fans are getting more warped day by day. | Recently, though, it seems that Chris thinks he can control what the fans do with their lives. In [[Down with asperchu|a recent video]], Chris tells his fans to never read an issue of [[Asperchu]] because "there are no LINKS" to Chris's works. It's slowly becoming obvious this his views of his fans are getting more warped day by day. | ||
Revision as of 12:30, 14 January 2010
Chris constantly refers to his fans as his "True and Loyal Fanbase" (aka his "fandase"). Fun fact: There are no actual Sonichu fans. Literally none. Let's pretend that looking at the garbage Chris produces is not enough proof to support that statement. Let's pretend the fact that he updates his shit about once every six months, and expects everyone to wait patiently is not enough proof to support that statement. Consider this: If there actually was one, wouldn't we have found out about them by now?
Personal Army
As has befallen many an individual posting on the internet, Chris believes that he has a wide fanbase that adores him. While this is normally just delusion coming from page views, Chris believes this despite the fact that his fans have repeatedly proven to be comprised exclusively of trolls. He addresses them whenever he feels they would be most helpful, such as when he needs votes in a contest or needs a troll taken care of, and speaks with full expectation of people following through with these orders simply because he gave them. This idea was reinforced with the failed trolling of the GameStop Be A Star Sweepstakes, and it's possible that's what drives him to continue acting this way.
Chris takes his alleged fanbase completely for granted, ignoring them except when he needs them to do something. Chris frequently views his fanbase as his personal army, so when he issues threats to withhold the comics unless the ED page gets taken down, he assumes that his TRUE and LOYAL fan will keep the trolls in check. The best example came on 27 August 2009, when Chris implored his fanbase to remove every last video that showed the tour of his house after his family found out about it. To this day, mirrors of the two-part video still pop up to mock Chris.
Despite the belief that his fans adore him, he is notoriously inattentive to the sort of things that allow a person to continue having fans. He believes that people love him for his comic, and yet updates are often months apart. Also, he blames this on stress caused by the trolls. And, since he assigned his fans to take care of the trolls for him, he's essentially blaming them for the fact that he can't keep updates regular. He also shows his fans contempt by having the radio on in the background during fan chats over Mumble and giving extremely short responses to lengthy questions in the Mailbag.
Recently, though, it seems that Chris thinks he can control what the fans do with their lives. In a recent video, Chris tells his fans to never read an issue of Asperchu because "there are no LINKS" to Chris's works. It's slowly becoming obvious this his views of his fans are getting more warped day by day.
List of fans who aren't trolls[1]
Notes
- ↑ Some argue that Gina, a mentally retarded young lady, was indeed a genuine Sonichu fan, but it may be possible she was a very convincing Robert Simmons V clone or a genuine white knight. Either way, after he abused her she's no longer a fan.