by the fans for the fans

A GIRL FROM THE U.K. BECOMES FAMOUS IN JAPAN AFTER DOING A COUPLE OF ANIME SONGS DRAWING A FOLLOWING OF HER.






NOT ONLY THAT BUT ALSO DRAWS SO MANY HITS THAT SHE ALSO CAME OUT RECENTLY IN MSNBC WHERE SHE TALKS ABOUT BEING HIRED IN JAPAN FOR COMMERCIALS AND RECENTLY CAME OUT IN A FIT'Z BUBBLEGUM COMMERCIAL




YOUTUBE PAYS AGAIN

Nice work if you can get it.

I kinda wish Youtube had been around when I had my band...

COMMERCIALS




MUSIC





T.V. SHOWS

YEAH GUBABA..

DO SOMETHING COOL AND MAN.. PEOPLE PAY YOU.

FIRST THAT GUY WITH A SMALL INVASION MOVIE AND NOW A 14 YEAR OLD DOING AN ANIME DANCE?

WHATS NEXT?

MEMO1DOMINION wrote:

YEAH GUBABA..

DO SOMETHING COOL AND MAN.. PEOPLE PAY YOU.

FIRST THAT GUY WITH A SMALL INVASION MOVIE AND NOW A 14 YEAR OLD DOING AN ANIME DANCE?

Don't forget that band that danced on the treadmills...

MEMO1DOMINION wrote:

WHATS NEXT?

If we're lucky, it'll be something involving this girl:

NICE. THAT IS VERY GREAT.

MEMO1DOMINION wrote:

MUSIC

I cannot get this fucking song out of my fucking head...

"BOY GIRL BOY GIRL BOY BOY GIRL DESU NE~"

Someone shoot me please.

I want to watch, but its just too difficult for me.

Is this the British gal that's a wannabe Japanese gal?

I find this to be disapointing the way its been covered. Ms Flint is also the current European DDR Champion, and semi finalist last year in Tokyo. Lets not forget that she is also the daughter of Prism(International) Entertainment's CEO/Founder, which is a UK music/video production and distribution company owned by Victor, and primarily works with worldwide distribution of Anime, including our very own overseers, Harmony Gold.

To say she was just a random youtube success is media spin. The adverts she has done thus far are from companies directly partnered with Prism.


*Prism Entertainment distributed Robotech VHS tapes for Harmony Gold in a number of countried in Europe, and parts of Asia. They also released Codename RT and The Sentinels in VHS format too. In the mid 90's Prism sucessfully sued Kiseki over latent distribution rights when they released the first 21 episodes of Robotech. Prism also produced a short lived DVD version of Robotech.II: The Sentinels in conjuntion with MVM, a breakaway company made up of ex Kiseki and Polygram's Island Palm Pictures(Now Universal/Palm Pictures/Manga Entertainment)*