And that in some way, it's going to be okay. Somehow, we have to we have to hope for that. And like I said, the people you love, your kids, your mother, your father I have two parents that have both lost to cancer. And ultimately, tell them I love them every f****** day. Doesn't matter how cheesy it may come off, doesn't matter how redundant. Tell them every day they matter
Like how it used to be, like 15 years ago. And I think because of the internet, I think that's what it is, the internet. Right. Because there are some celebrities I had no idea passed away. Theo passed away years before the Internet really blew up. I'm like, oh, wow, I didn't know he passed away. Oh, he passed away in 2002. Information wasn't really out there like that
And all of these years later, how that influence kind of still exists. When we think about superheroes, we think of Batman. And Superman and Spiderman. But I grew up at a time when I would definitely include the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers in that I remember my mom's friend was I believe it was my mom's friend, or it was my aunt's friend. I was very young
Swell Team
@Swell · 0:15
Theo Seibold
@Thatoneweirdo · 4:55
I would read them on occasion and people would kind of give him heat for, oh, well, you're at Cons and you're still trying to make money off of something you did 25 years ago and you're, like, middle aged now and how sad and depressing it must be. And I remember one particular post, that's pretty much what it said
Theo Seibold
@Thatoneweirdo · 4:53
And under the circumstances to which he passed, it's kind of one of those things where you forget they're human and that they're struggling and stuff like that until things like this happen. And that's really hard because when entertainers are there for us, we may not meet them personally or what have you, but they connect to us. So much of it means so much. It really just clicks. And that support, whatever they provide, it means something
