with these shackles on, you won't come to harm.

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Dear Joe.

I know, I’ve said this before… And I’m pretty confident I’ll have occasion to say it again.

Next time you’re in DC, send me an ask. Let me buy you a drink. I say this in the least creepy way possible! You seem like an incredibly rad dude. I adore the HitRECord concept - when I think of you and what you do, I think, this is a guy who *gets* it.

Thanks, Joe, for everything. You’re a brilliant performer and a stand-up guy. The least I could do is buy you a drink.

Love,
kd

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Ugh, him.

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thefirerises-thelegendends:

FUCKING LOVE YOU NPH. FUCKING LOVE YOU. <3

Omg omg hahaha

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hitrecordjoe:

#TDKR
I would post this even if I weren’t in it.

And to quote the YouTuber who uploaded it…

“Christopher Nolan also created a great movie called The Prestige…

The Pledge (Batman Begins): Shows you something ordinary, asks you to inspect it to see if it is normal. But of course it isn’t.

The Turn (The Dark Knight): Takes the ordinary something and makes it extraordinary. But making something extraordinary isn’t enough.

The Prestige: Takes the extraordinary and flips it on its head. That’s why there has to be a third act, the hardest part. The Dark Knight Rises.”

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nothingtodowithfame:

Dear, JGL

Thank you for existing

Actors didn’t use to be celebrities. A hundred years ago, they put the theaters next to the brothels. Actors were poor. Celebrities used to be kings and queens. Then the United States abolished monarchy, and now there’s this coming together of show business and celebrity. I don’t think it’s healthy. I don’t want to sound self-important, but all these celebrity shows and magazines - it comes from us, from Hollywood, from our country. We’re the ones creating it. And I think it works in close step with a lot of other bad things that are happening in the world. It promotes greed, it promotes being selfish and it promotes this ladder, where you’re a better person if you have more money. It’s not at all about the work itself. Don’t get me wrong. I love movies. But this myth of celebrity has nothing to do with movies.

This man is truly one of my heroes. He’s great at what he does, and he uses it to encourage us to better ourselves. These days our society is focused so heavily on consumption that nobody knows how to create anymore. Nobody can be bothered. Creation is seen as belonging to the elite. Not just anybody can do it. But Joe has helped us find a happy medium. HitRECord is such an incredible idea. I love it.

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