Cleniver

All right, folks — buckle up!
Because my guest today isn’t your average cosplayer.
She wields a heat gun like somebody owes her money in a , and collects with the same passion the Google algorithm has for your dirty internet history. From this video, you’ll learn a crucial life lesson:
If a meteor were headed your way — and trust me, it’s coming —what would you save first? Your porcelain teacups…or your lumbar-support K/DA gaming chair? Watching this interview will make you Google ‘how to justify buying her books for tax reasons.’
Wherever she appears, creative breakdowns become heroic montages.
So click the link in my bio to meet …unless you’re a meteor. In that case: please kindly back off.

P.S. Huge thanks to everyone who voted — the colorful version won by a landslide made by the amazing
But I think we all agree the wrapping pic would’ve made a much better thumbnail.
Itt Will be the cover of the rap album we’re obviously dropping soon about cosplay patterns, heartbreak, and hot glue burns.

And massive thank you to the organizers for still letting me do these interviews. I guess they enjoy chaos, or they haven't read the fine print.

As the Queen of Hearts said to Alice: "I practice to believe impossible things" like one microphone is enough and the interview won't be noisy.
Last year saw the potential in me and let us interview their guests. (This was written for me by a social media manager because I don't use the words "potential" and "me" in one sentence.)
made me really happy because he sat down for 10 minutes with us (that grew to 20) to talk about his directorial debut Chasing Eagle Rock (2015) and how he shaped little roles to cult classic's in Encino Man (1992) and Stargate (1994). I felt honored that he opened up about the hardships of actors stuck in the same role because the industry put them in a box. Not to mention his deeply personal answer to the question: "Have you ever succeeded in stopping Brenden Fraser in any movie?" I wanted to create an Indiana Jones themed poster inspired by the great - not just because he played a doctor 23 times - but also I think his way from Darjeeling to the silver screen is really adventurous.


As always the link is in my bio, on our channel wink, wink!

How many layers did you use for this overedited youtube thumbnail?
Yes!

If I have to find my guest's "star parallel" I'd say he is the Keanu Reeves of cosplay. Humble and hard worker, who willingly sacrificed his legs for the fans at the end of the day. After he established the Hungarian big wall with the line that waited for him during his autograph session, he continued the signing at the entrance of his hotel. Increasing the profit with 120% of the place as a tourist attraction. I've lost all hope to avoid becoming one of his fanboy when he started to share honest stories about his insecurities, how he got bullied and the importance of self awareness.

The cosplayer who said yes to my letter and to my scripted video idea that eventually haven't happened but despite that he gave me 10 minute from his stricted schedule.
Ladies and gentleman if you are driving a car it's time to pull over on the road.
He's more than his beard! He's published 3 sold out calendars! !

Million thanks for the camera ninja:
and for the organizers and

Link in my bio!