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EARLY ACCESS: Scumbags of the Internet - The Frustrated Furry
🕑 Added 2023-06-30 16:01:01 +0000 UTCVIDEO LINK: https://youtu.be/lok1AS-6YPs
Hey everyone, it's Early Access Day and if you can believe it, this is only the 20th Scumbags of the Internet I've ever made. You'd think it'd be easy to find people acting awful toward other people online, and of course, you'd be right, which is why I really like to save these videos for special occasions, where it's more than just the usual assholes being assholes. I think I found someone exceptional enough for the title of "Scumbag of the Internet", AND, we get a little twist at the end. Enjoy!
It's an old-school style Scumbags of the Internet, where Buckley has plumbed the depths of the Internet to find an entitled weirdo doing entitled weirdo things! An... aficionado of "furry" artwork tries to publicly out an artist after they decided to refund their money. Then the artist reveals what EXACTLY our furry fiend wanted... This one's full of twists and turns!
Comments
Adam Buckley
Silly me, now it is I who seems to be the intolerant one!
Adam Buckley
Perhaps, but is that normal? Like, has anyone ever been like "here's money, please draw me something" and then they go "ok, I have now processed your payment... what would you like me to draw?" Feel like most artists would get the details up front a) just in case of something like this and b) to ensure they're charging enough, like in the case of the Michael Allred example I use in the video, he charges more money based on what the drawing is. $1000 is for one single character in black and white. Then it's $3000 for up to 10 characters. If someone gave him $1000 and then said "hey draw me the entire Justice League but as Samurai" or something... not gonna happen.
hopegriffith90
but buckley! the union hat!
MichaelD8393 .
The only way I can see the artist not being a hypocrite is if they took the commission before the Frustrated Furry gave the details of the drawing. If the FF gave the details with the commission and the artist still accepted it, that's hypocritical of course, but if the details came after the artist accepted the commission, that could be understandable.
