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When a fandom gets too big, it can develop its own set of weird rules and become toxic. All of a sudden you have people who all like the same thing judging each other over certain parts of that thing they like. Sometimes the fandom itself is obnoxious to people who are minding their own business, making it even harder to associate yourself with that thing you like. For a more fun look into fandom, here's a tumblr thread on how Darth Vader is the queen of drama.
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Maisie Williams sent out a call to all her UCLA fans asking them to tweet pictures from their viewing party for Sunday's 'Game of Thrones' premiere. She hinted that there would be some special swag as a reward. Little did one surprised party know, the swag was Maisie herself... with some extra popcorn and crisps!
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David Bowie was a man of mystery, and on the one-year anniversary of his death — as well as his 70th birthday — we look at one aspect of his life that goes unnoticed: He used to lurk his own fan message board.
Actually, he didn't just lurk. He responded. Sometimes Bowie would give it back to fans who came on the board to complain. Case in point: This curious case of a fan who was dissatisfied with a run-in with Bowie in the park.
When the fan took to the board to complain about Bowie’s dismissal in the park, Bowie let’s the dude have it. Man, he was the best.
Check it out.
Check out the rest of Carlos Fabián Villa's work over at his ArtStation page.
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