Haters Back Off

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CC11 • 14 October 2016, 11:19

1.5

More and more I am beginning to suspect Netflix that the only way to claim a role in a Netflix Original Comedy (NOmedy) is a complete lack of talent and a script written by an eight-year-old, assisted by some of his friends. The "jokes" are therefore of a level that has little or no equal. In addition, the voice of the main character is so exciting that you would almost think that a Fran Drescher from "The Nanny" sounded pleasant at the time.

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xlucasverbunt • 17 October 2016, 22:29

Miranda Sings is a character created by Colleen and she has been doing this for years on her Youtube channel. Netflix has made a deal with her for a series (probably to attract a wider audience, through the youtube community). But you must love the humor indeed!

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CC11 • 18 October 2016, 07:38

Of course, it is not the case that just because you have been doing something for years that you are doing it well. This is a prime example of this. It is difficult to say that this thirty-year-old "teenager" is full of talent and if she has come up with all this herself, the child may have to visit a doctor because this "humor" with incestuous uncles, fish sticking on the outside of an aquarium and so on is maybe nice for the average thirteen-year-old viewer, but I don't believe the rest of the world has any further message from this. Taste is choice, of course, and bad taste too, but in combination with a lack of any talent and that exciting voice on top, I find it very painful.

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renzoroy • 20 October 2017, 19:33

Ballinger's YouTube videos have received a total of more than 2.5 billion views.[46] In 2015, Miranda was ranked the 7th "most popular YouTube personality", by Daily American,[144] and one of the "Top 25 Digital Stars", by The Hollywood Reporter.[4] The Los Angeles Times wrote of her videos, "this footage is a major hoot".[60] Perez Hilton praised Miranda's parody of Sia's song "Chandelier" as "the crowning achievement of music video parodies ... utterly fantastic. ... [Ballinger] really has superb comedic timing."[145] Initially, Miranda Sings enjoyed widespread popularity among musical theatre fans.[40][42][60] Later, her fan base expanded particularly among teenagers.[67][85][146] TV Guide commented: "Ironically, the character ... was created to satirize the very type of YouTube fame she's managed to cultivate

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Volgens mij doet ze het best wel goed hoor... :)

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