Fantasy Forest Libertalia, a Final Fantasy joke and a renfaire roast at rest
OGTomatoGuy posted nothing new, and his first short from the Hatfield festival sits beside a crowd-work clip past 200,000 views.
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FINAL FANTASY FOREST 7 #finalfantasy #dnd #comedyshorts #renfaire #crowdwork
Where does a renaissance fair comedian go between fairs? Back to the clips, it seems. OGTomatoGuy, who describes his act as roasting, banter, tangents and storytelling built to make strangers feel like friends, put nothing new on his channel this week.
The shelf he left behind is a festival one. "FINAL FANTASY FOREST 7" is, in his own words, the first short from Fantasy Forest Libertalia, the Hatfield event his about text lists for September 4-6. The title folds Square Enix's best-known role-playing game into the name of the fair, and its hashtags add Dungeons & Dragons for good measure, which tells you roughly which crowd he was working that weekend.
The clip still finding the most viewers is older: "I FEEL BAD FOR YOU," seven weeks old and past 200,000 views, a piece of crowd work in the renfaire vein. Behind it sits "IT ALWAYS FEELS LIKE… DARA'S WATCHING ME!", whose title borrows its rhythm from Rockwell's 1984 hit and pins it on one audience member named Dara.
The channel moved slowly, well below its usual daily pace, and the subscriber count, a little over 360,000, held exactly where it was. Among the stand-up channels nearest its size, Mario Adrion and Denny love had the busy weeks, and Jim Jefferies, like OGTomatoGuy, kept his subscriber count still.
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- Channel views, last 7 days
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Which company makes the Final Fantasy games?
Final Fantasy began at Square, which merged with Enix in 2003 to form Square Enix.




