Dan Vasc
@danvasc2 • 34,911 subscribers
Twice #1 Amazon best-selling song, metal singer, composer, youtuber, business owner, fan of retro games.
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Western Gayming Industry, with the mighty Heel vs Babyface. #Starfield
Dan Vasc13,613,632 Aufrufe • vor 3 Jahren
This is an astonishing attempt at gaslighting by Paul Camuso, not William Shatner. Paul, do you understand that the Brent Spiner interview is still online? You can't lie to our faces and expect everyone to forget what Spiner actually said. As we can see below, Spiner did NOT tell a funny story about mistakenly thinking Shatner was angry with him. That is a bad-faith misleading spin of his story. What Spiner actually described was an online "William Shatner" engaging into an online fight with him that the actual William Shatner had no knowledge about. And there is other public evidence that makes your lies even more absurd. Mr Shatner himself told Vanity Fair publicly that he had hired someone to "do Twitter" for him. And according to Courthouse News, you, Paul Camuso, have been included in a libel lawsuit pertaining to posts by the William Shatner Twitter account. If Mr Shatner himself is the one posting, why were you included as a defendant? Also, are we now supposed to believe that a 95-year-old William Shatner — one of the busiest and most accomplished living cultural icons in the world — personally spends his time digging through replies, keeping track of obscure internet drama, fighting lifelong fans, blocking people, researching what strangers have said about him, and engaging in these bizarre petty feuds all day? I don’t believe it. At all. Star Trek means a tremendous amount to me. Captain Kirk is my favorite Star Trek captain and has been a genuine model to me of courage, loyalty and command. And when historians of the real 23rd century study who the major cultural figures of our era were, they will think legendary William Shatner actually spent his final decades obsessively fighting strangers on the internet, insulting lifelong fans and involving himself in petty online drama. All thanks to Paul Caruso writing his insecurities into William Shatner's historical record. That's why this saddens me. Mr Shatner's legacy deserves better. I hope someone in William Shatner’s family sees what is happening and takes a serious look at who is speaking to the world in his name.
Dan Vasc86,098 Aufrufe • vor 23 Tagen
Watching Batman The Animated Series on a CRT, running on a classic Xbox with the official Xbox DVD player remote.
Dan Vasc259,511 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten
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Castlevania Symphony of the Night intro on a 61" rear projection CRT.
Dan Vasc28,355 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten
It's with a heavy heart that I share these sad news. Today I lost my friend Raphael Lamim. We've been living 5 minutes from each other for 15 years and he was the only dude in this town more obsessed about retro games than me. You might recognize him from a couple of videos we did together. But he also produced and engineered the recordings of my band's first album during the entirety of 2013 and some more. We were together in studio almost daily for 6-10 hours a day during this period. And every minute was insanely fun. Back when I was just a kid yelling into a mic, he chose to believe in me, barely charging for the studio sessions. He was the first who encouraged me (not to say demanded) that I sang with more grit and aggressiveness. He pushed me out of my comfort zone and made me better. I remember this time during the recordings that I had this bad breakup with a girl. I called Lamim and he said "Bro, just come over to the studio." It was the middle of the night. When I got there he said "You're gonna sing all your sadness and anger into that mic and we're only leaving when it's all out." We recorded and talked, and when I couldn't sing anymore we drove to a 24h McDonald's, got back and played Diablo 3 until the sun started to shine through the windows. He taught me how to fix the vertical lines of my Gameboy screen. And he taught me how to replace the old capacitors on my NES's motherboard. We were recently talking about him helping me to build an arcade machine, but we'll have to postpone that. I'll never forget him and I'll treasure what we created together forever. Até breve, mano.
Dan Vasc62,405 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren
