you tell ‘em, Brian
$34.50
oops
$66.50
$72.00
$17
….Guys. I have $7.50
$13.00… that isn’t bad, right?
….
$100.50
I’m going to go cry now
Jacey: $44.00 exactly. It’s kind of sad really…
lulz, $5. ops.
66,5$
61,5$
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I suppose this used to happen quite often
James: Lily?
Lily: Mmmm
James: I may have wrapped Harry in my invisibility cloak for his nap...and now I can't find him.
Lily:
James:
Lily:
James:
Lily:
James: ...but I swear, the last time I saw him he was somewhere in the room.
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Top comments on Starkid’s Starship Act 2 Part 7.
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"The second Meet and Greet stretches over 100 people long, and while it only officially consists of the StarKids who appear on stage, fans wander up to the tour crew and get autographs as well, something you’d never see at your traditional rock and roll show. There isn’t a line in fans’ minds between an acting member and a tech member or band member; they’re all StarKids."
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Billboard on Apocalyptour (x)
[i’m not crying nope]
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"Today the biggest distracting point is poking fun at Darren, and how they can put that into the show. They plot an entrance that ends with a “Glee” autograph joke that gets dropped from the actual performance. They work on the end of “A Very Potter Musical“‘s “The Coolest Girl” and Brian Holden, often tasked as the voice of StarKid to media and press outsiders, jokes that they’ll transition next into “Brotherhood of Men,” the final number from “How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying.” Without missing a beat, Darren, who starred in the show for three weeks on Broadway this winter, starts the number’s tricky choreography, and even begins to teach it to Joe Walker and Dylan before Julia gets the group on track."
- Billboard: Day in the life: Team Starkid (via konchoo)
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