"The fanbase is loyal for a few reasons," Hansen told the Marshall Project last year, describing the fanbase, which continues to grow as MSNBC runs old episodes.
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And a rabid fanbase of hardcore #Hessa (Hardin + Tessa) stans.
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Another reason is that it capitalizes on Apple's loyal fanbase.
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That fanbase is committed to traditional, monogamous, heteronormative dating tropes.
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Whichever way, they risk getting savaged by a passionate fanbase.
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But as his fanbase grows, so does his social responsibility.
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It is unlikely Siesta Key will find a similar fanbase.
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Both Rubber and Lisa have built a big online fanbase.
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It's a team grateful for the support of its fanbase.
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What other fanbase is as hilariously annoying as the #LawrenceHive?
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Now we have a really solid fanbase of travelling fans.
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Tweet 4 -- If the rationale behind JJ's stance is keeping the fanbase happy, make him see that he is underestimated how all of his fanbase feels Tweet 5 -- Cowboys have a huge national following.
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It's a fanbase that hasn't lost any of its fervency either.
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Geno's retains its fanbase despite the numerous racist things they've said.
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However, PewDiePie's galvanized fanbase propelled the YouTuber to new subscriber heights.
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And the NBA's fanbase skews younger, more diverse, and more progressive.
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Apple and Samsung have cultivated a fanbase over the last decade.
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For rising stars, Wright says the fanbase is the most susceptible.
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Can Lauren and Arie sense the unease from the Bachelor fanbase?
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They call themselves the Little Hiltons, it's such a loyal fanbase.
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Established designers are also benefiting from K-culture's rabid global fanbase.
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Cameron-Bure then took a moment to thank the show's fanbase.
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This is a fanbase that really, really loves their morning Joe.
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But for X's cult-like fanbase, the artist's music was healing.
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Xiao Pi's fanbase includes fans from China as well as Thailand.
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There's a fanbase out there that's older, and they miss us.
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That's when I started attracting a fanbase that I didn't want.
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This is just the latest move from the show's devoted fanbase.
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Hardly the kind of extreme makeover that fires up the fanbase.
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At first, ProJared's fanbase attacked O'Ferrall, saying the accusations were false.
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The tweet clearly hit a nerve with his fanbase and beyond.
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It's the most nihilistic fanbase I've ever seen in my life.
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Learning to both talk and listen to Trump's fanbase — Hillary's downfall.
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In fact, Stevens has noticed a spike in her Italian fanbase.
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That won't stop the hardcore MAGA fanbase from going after Fauci.
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"You are teaching a new habit to your fanbase," explains Greeley.
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"You are teaching a new habit to your fanbase," explains Greeley.
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But horror is as complex and varied as its morbid fanbase.
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With a fanbase firmly in place, he opened Addo in 2018.
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Maybe a new squad's fanbase will treat him a little better???
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And finally, here are some immediate reactions from the winning fanbase:
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But like every system created that isn't the Gizmondo, it has a fanbase, and in the case of the Virtual Boy, that fanbase has a homebrew port of Street Fighter II: Hyper Fighting at their fingertips.
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Jess is no slouch when it comes to amassing an online fanbase.
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Obviously you have a different view of this album than your fanbase.
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With a dedicated fanbase, it has a lot to live up to.
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No one worships useless, pointless nonsense like the Rick and Morty fanbase.
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DJI's fanbase — and the drone community in general — was whole-heartedly impressed.
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If they have a solid fanbase, the worst review won't hurt them.
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Trouble is, the Taylor Swift fanbase is devoted to her entire discography.
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In fact, they proved something to more than just their normal fanbase.
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No other condiment has a more passionate and dedicated fanbase than sriracha.
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They're from Philadelphia, they're an awful team, they're an angry, bitter fanbase.
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But there's a special poignancy in Bloodlines and its ever-excavating fanbase.
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They were quite poorly received by the fanbase, and quite rightly so.
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Keanu Reeves' fanbase is growing, and Chris Evans has officially hopped onboard.
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Soon after, an enthusiastic fanbase sprung up online and #carrotman was born.
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You then lifted your fanbase to bigger heights when you started podcasting.
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"Having a fanbase gives you massive upper hand, right away," he said.
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Many of those interpretations are queer, aimed at the game's LGBT fanbase.
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She's not making her a target of the Beyhive, Beyoncé's loyal fanbase.
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I'm not exaggerating when I say this cleanser has a huge fanbase.
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Nothing brings the Star Wars fanbase together quite like two legends uniting.
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Like F1, the NFL is currently seeking to expand its global fanbase.
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To be fair, it does have an existing fanbase to draw from.
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" AH: "Not to mention, Rebel's got a huge teenage fanbase from the Pitch Perfect movies, and I have a big teenage fanbase from my Princess Diaries movies, and that would have been a huge loss to the film.
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Now that it actually has a fanbase, could Disney give it another shot?
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The creators subsequently toured the country with live shows, expanding their devoted fanbase.
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Cassie and Colton have insane chemistry and she has developed a substantial fanbase.
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You need to make something where the fanbase feels like they've gone home.
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I wanted to have direct access to my fanbase and to the market.
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And her dedicated young fanbase sees it as their duty to protect her.
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When she's ready, her fanbase is more than ready to have her back.
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Capcom Infinite in late-22016 will undoubtedly send some sparks through its fanbase.
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But the wins, while expected, were bittersweet for their fanbase, the BTS ARMY.
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How do you isolate yourself from the constant demands of a worldwide fanbase?
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While FilmStruck has a very loyal fanbase, it remains largely a niche service.
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However, Rogan's fans certainly skew older than Paul's fanbase of young YouTube addicts.
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That number is significant to "Swifties," the name for the singer's loyal fanbase.
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The rapper, whose fanbase is sprawling and very devoted, was 20 years old.
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Evernote has its dedicated fanbase, but the app has definitely seen better days.
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That said, one thing that few people question is Green Bay's passionate fanbase.
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That fanbase developed organically, but she has courted it and encouraged its growth.
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You have an especially loyal queer fanbase, there's a definite overlap I think.
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Fourteen-year-old Jacob Sartorious already has the fanbase of a pop star.
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The club's fickle fanbase also never accepted him as one of their own.
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Williams likely forgot that women make up nearly 45% of the NFL fanbase.
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I think he seems to be a manager who will unite the fanbase.
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With FunimationNow, the company is hoping to cater to its booming anime fanbase.
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Another rival trainer named Marnie and her partner Morpeko have a massive fanbase.
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Dolly Parton's newest fanbase is likely about to be a bunch of preschoolers.
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It didn't take long before I discovered the show's cult-like online fanbase.
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Make sure you don't turn into a fanbase that thinks this is OK:
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Our fanbase is definitely made up of the entire spectrum of political views.
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Either way, he'd come out with a fanbase and a brand to sell.
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With the Shakes, you have a very charismatic personality and a rabid fanbase.
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She's got a huge live show fanbase and she's going to sell tickets.
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You claim to speak for the entire Far Cry fanbase... but do you?
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Count Lin-Manuel Miranda, Mark Hamill and Guillermo del Toro among its fanbase.
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The shelter is keeping Chewy's rapidly growing fanbase updated on his journey through Facebook.
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Ultimately, future sequels are contingent on how well After performs — especially among its fanbase.
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And will people beyond Razer's admittedly hardcore fanbase even be interested in this phone?
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He brought back the bucket hat; he had a crazed and dedicated young fanbase.
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Meanwhile, Yang's Trump-supporter-convert fanbase continues to give him the full MAGA treatment.
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As Danielle's fanbase and viewership grew, so did the payout for ads on Musical.ly.
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Still, the record's mythology was embraced by Gaga's fanbase, and it eventually went platinum.
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Mr. Robot also has an eager fanbase that lives for this kind of thing.
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So I don't think it was that shocking for him to see [my fanbase].
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If this movie doesn't develop a strong and devoted fanbase, I'll eat my hat.
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Describing the Harry Potter fanbase as passionate would probably be the world's biggest understatement.
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But it isn't just Marvel's decade spent building a devoted fanbase for the MCU.
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EA has been clear about its policy towards the toxic section of its fanbase.
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They aren't a big-name superhero team, but they have developed a passionate fanbase.
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The reception led to a tour which allowed TUT to start building a fanbase.
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It's an exciting clean slate and opportunity for a new fanbase to discover itself.
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Meanwhile, Williams has accrued a devoted fanbase via her WNYC podcast Two Dope Queens.
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Orr attributes the film's "very broad appeal" directly to Jonhson and his massive fanbase.
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Jollibee has a dedicated fanbase for its signature brand's fried chicken and sweet spaghetti.
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So if my fanbase is not built in already it's being built for sure.
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Do they have a dedicated enough fanbase to carry a show of their own?
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To mark the occasion, Gomez had nothing but gratitude to share with her fanbase.
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A move to Apple-branded displays will likely be appreciated by the company's fanbase.
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This following video cycled around the internet, condemning a whole fanbase to negative stereotypes.
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Obviously the damage Ryan did to himself with his most powerful fanbase wasn't permanent.
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With the realisation that every fanbase comprises LGBT supporters comes acceptance of that fact.
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Apple has a built-in fanbase, and a solid reputation with consumer tech hardware.
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Father John Misty knows exactly how to appeal to his diverse, wide-spanning fanbase.
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With the hashtag #13YearsOfTaylorSwift, Swifties (her fanbase) are celebrating the singer's stardom on Twitter.
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And it's all thanks to the fanbase he's forged over his 2000-year career.
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But if that's the case, why risk creating disappointment among your hardest core fanbase?
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We then aggregated this by candidate to see how each candidate's fanbase stacked up.
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And stepping from one entertainment property's very passionate fanbase to another's gave them pause.
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However, no other group has as many traditions and quirks as the Skullgirls fanbase.
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They even snagged a couple of Guinness World Records for their incredibly engaged fanbase.
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And their unorthodox decision back then to build a grassroots fanbase almost exclusively online?
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But despite its loyal fanbase, the ride was closed permanently on October 5, 2014.
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And some adult performers have it to thank for discovering a whole new fanbase.
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And that has annoyed the fanbase — even while it's undeniably working for the ratings.
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The death of Polyvore, after 11 years, left its loyal fanbase surprised and upset.
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So you build a fanbase on YouTube, you guys have figured that business out.
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It's not their fault if a segment of their fanbase is offended by tolerance.
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Indirectly, the Howard trade finally gives this franchise/fanbase something to look forward to.
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"It was the very beginning of teaching me how to wrangle a fanbase," Wright says.
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Riverdale has a very passionate fanbase, many of whom are prone to shipping certain couples.
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When the bird wasn't seen for several days, the animal's growing fanbase started to panic.
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Bojack Horseman had already garnered a domestic fanbase, thanks to online streaming (and, ahem, downloads).
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It's inspired an impassioned fanbase that speaks its own language of inside jokes and touchstones.
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"With Splatoon, we created new characters, and the fanbase responded well to those," says Nogami.
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She earnestly cultivates an intimacy with her fanbase, one that they reward with intense loyalty.
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"Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon" (1967) This one goes out to Diamond's female fanbase.
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Lucky for you, she's launching a new chat bot to tap into her online fanbase.
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Her growing fanbase is dedicated, and she's building a community of repeat viewers and commenters.
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This weekend, Taylor Swift allegedly lost half of her fanbase, according to one Reddit user.
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Over the show's 23 seasons, Jeffrey has indeed acquired quite a fanbase of his own.
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They have a dedicated fanbase because they have one of the best customer service around.
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He's clarified his statement, having been dragged to hellfire and back by Bey's loyal fanbase.
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This new show is sure to be a success thanks to the couple's devoted fanbase.
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What impact the inevitably ensuing disillusionment will have on her fanbase remains to be seen.
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After nearly two decades off the air, the Friends fanbase is as strong as ever.
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Today, every game company cultivates its own fanbase through social media, livestreams, and so on.
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Like any sports media company, it had to produce good content and build its fanbase.
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Speaking as a Rick and Morty fan, you've probably realized how obsessive the fanbase is.
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The safest way forward is to publish known quantities by authors with an existing fanbase.
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Ariana Grande says her political voice is more important to her than maximizing her fanbase.
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She was an All-American several years, and so she had a profile on Fanbase.
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"You and your team have made a valuable contribution to the fanbase," said one player.
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But over the years they've found a fanbase more than willing to take it on.
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Upon announcing the donation, the YouTube Creator was immediately met with backlash from his fanbase.
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Emma's supportive fanbase also raised over $137,000 on GoFundMe to help cover her medical costs.
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Its fanbase came out in full force too and it got a really great response.
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The homoeroticism of the Metal Gear Solid series is well-archived by the LGBT fanbase.
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And, well, ARMY (the name of BTS' fanbase) responded with a mix of laughter and horror.
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Beastwars has an incredibly fervent fanbase in NZ and Australia, and increasingly so in Europe too.
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Instead, it's likely that they'll just create more fuel for epic draft meltdowns by their fanbase.
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During its original run, The L Word cultivated a passionate fanbase of viewers — mostly queer women.
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"While FilmStruck has a very loyal fanbase, it remains largely a niche service," the companies said.
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The country also offers close proximity to manufacturing facilities and a large and enthusiastic NBA fanbase.
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This — coupled with his immense popularity and immovable fanbase — puts his foes in a difficult position.
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Although its creators have publicly, loudly disavowed bad behavior, the show retains a notoriously toxic fanbase.
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But while certain internet bubbles are rightfully chastising Paul, his fanbase is handling it very differently.
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There's no doubt that PewDiePie had a devoted fanbase even before T-Series posed a threat.
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Since the new season premiered on Friday, the bob has already gained its own Twitter fanbase.
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This would prove problematic, since "their value is based on is their loyal fanbase," Wolff said.
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We also wanted a history, or a track record, or a plan for building their fanbase.
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But Trump and many members of his rabid fanbase had heard enough and felt viscerally insulted.
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Adams told Entertainment Tonight that post-show, there was too much pressure from the Bachelor fanbase.
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But her fans are fully aware: This gorgeous cat's Instagram fanbase is 33.8K followers and growing.
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They may not be the most popular creator, but their fanbase is pretty big and dedicated.
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The show attracted a devoted fanbase, who later Kickstarted a feature film that continued the story.
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Sure, everybody knows mother RuPaul and the fanbase — nay, cult — that RuPaul's Drag Race have spawned.
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As BTS, and K-pop more generally, becomes more popular around the world, the fanbase diversifies.
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Its vision: Thousands of celebrity-curated apps and channels, each one tailored to a specific fanbase.
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The goal is to get out of there with your dignity, and your core fanbase, intact.
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Hawaii has always had a strong MMA fanbase and has a great history of significant fights.
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Or, more accurately, to the fanbase that Mordhau has attracted, whether by design or by accident.
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Their fanbase grew a bit more with each show they played over the last two years.
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The tape got the two collaborations with Lil Yachty, opening them up to an international fanbase.
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He discussed similar topics on the Drunken Peasants podcast, which is popular with Yiannopoulos's GamerGate fanbase.
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Combat sports were key for ESPN Plus, Pitaro said, because they have an obsessive young fanbase.
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We got our first round of financing, and in early 250, we began working on Fanbase.
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"Even Korea likes me," he says, laughing, when I ask about the scope of his fanbase.
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The developers were asking for $436,000 but ended up raising $586,346 from the show's rabid fanbase.
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This is Jagex's way of keeping costs down for product with a passionate but niche fanbase.
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But the Lambily (that's what Mariah's fanbase calls themselves for some reason) had the last laugh.
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The Magicians is exactly the sort of show that requires its engaged fanbase to stay alive.
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Coming from a fanbase that is home to some famous superfans, that is a great compliment.
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But she just debuted a darker hue for the new year, by request of her loyal fanbase.
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And she's attracted a massive number fanbase along the way, with over 100,000 followers on Instagram alone.
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I'm not really making any money off of it really because I don't have a music fanbase.
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And it's in keeping with my longtime policy of being open and transparent with our Jeopardy fanbase.
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She told Roberts that such attention to detail is one of her favorite things about her fanbase.
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The country band visited PEOPLE Now to discuss their new album, 27861, and their extremely loyal fanbase.
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His fanatical fanbase was and remains as ecumenical as his great rival Michael Jackson's, and more discerning.
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Writer: Ben DouganDirector: Melina Matsoukas Neither Insecure nor its fanbase were ever the same after this episode.
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"You can't fake authenticity," Kern Lima tells Refinery29, which is precisely the reason for its enormous fanbase.
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It's an impulse grown, in part, from the hardware startups close connection to a tight-knit fanbase.
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We're only just starting to see how much of that attention will translate into a loyal fanbase.
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You can open yourself up to a new fanbase if the fashion kids fuck with your merch.
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Suddenly, we had some version of a fanbase without really having to do much to get it.
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Loadout was Team Fortress 2-style shooter with Loony Toons violence with a small, but dedicated fanbase.
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And with exciting, fast-paced sports like basketball, hockey, and football, baseball is rapidly losing its fanbase.
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Will Alex Olson go full Nick Jonas and cultivate a gay fanbase more than he already has?
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It doesn't seem far-fetched that the club could attract 70 percent of its fanbase from abroad.
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With a 98% on Rotten Tomatoes, Netflix Original American Vandal has a fervent (and vaguely twisted) fanbase.
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The Good Place debuted in 2016 to critical acclaim and has garnered intense love from its fanbase.
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But I feel supported by my fanbase, and songwriting and music are passions that live inside me.
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Despite having less than a handful of queer characters, Disney has had a fanatically devoted gay fanbase.
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Taberski's six-episode series revived interest in a fading fanbase, while introducing him to a younger audience.
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To reject your seemingly "idiotic" fanbase is a quick way to find a new, more mature audience.
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With such a dedicated fanbase, it's easy to forget that the mod's only a few months old.
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When it comes to taste, K-pop's undeniably large LGBTQ+ fanbase all have their own unique preferences.
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But, whether male or female, what makes these particular idols so appealing to their female LGBTQ+ fanbase?
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He now has a fanbase of well over 100,000 people, spread across his Facebook and Instagram pages.
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Chipotle is hoping the renewed effort to give away free food will bring back its old fanbase.
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It was very much the making of us, and gained us so much support from her fanbase.
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Take a good look The country music fanbase is not a monolithic group of gun-toting advocates.
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"We are the national team, we represent a badge, colors, a fanbase and a country," he said.
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Kjellberg's support of free speech has attracted a fanbase that is also fond of controversy and trolling.
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And it's in keeping with my longtime policy of being open and transparent with our Jeopardy fanbase.
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Despite their outsider status, they did earn a loyal fanbase that knew every lyric to every song.
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Those who speculated that One Direction might fade away have clearly underestimated the rabidity of their fanbase.
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I think one thing for my fanbase is they forget that I'm the same age as them.
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They seemed to epitomise the fanbase somewhat, in that they were divided on what should be done.
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Holly H had a moderate following on Vine, but has built most of her fanbase through TikTok.
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But U.F.C. needed a blast from the past to ignite the fanbase as it moves toward 211.
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And I have so much respect and admiration for her, and she has such a loyal fanbase.
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Though the character has mostly remained in the background, he has found a really loyal fanbase online.
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The Magicians' season four finale was controversial — to put it mildly — among the show's passionate cult fanbase.
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She has a small but loyal fanbase, in part rooted in her years as a spiritual leader.
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There are fewer franchises outside of Final Fantasy with a fanbase as loyal and passionate as Persona.
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This approach helped them to build a global fanbase of more than 4 million monthly Spotify listeners.
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The dark side of the "Star Wars" fanbase ranges from "not easy to please" to aggressively toxic.
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The band grew up and finally separated five years ago, in 2013, but their fanbase didn't wane.
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That shift in sound, and Devo's own entanglement in the corporate world, remains divisive among its fanbase.
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A large part of her fanbase seems to have enjoyed her work privately, as a guilty pleasure.
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Russian operatives tapped into Pokémon Go's fanbase in an effort to meddle in the 2016 election, CNN reports.
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"While FilmStruck has a very loyal fanbase, it remains largely a niche service," WarnerMedia said in a statement.
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They are the only medium through which a club's global fanbase can come together in a distinct place.
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I feel very honored to have a fanbase that seems to have created a community with each other.
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The company's iOS app, as well as a number of other tools including Promoter and Fanbase, remain offline.
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Whether or not that means an impending transformation of the West Ham fanbase, we are yet to see.
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That plaza was filled every night with raucous Cleveland sports fans, as rabid a fanbase as you'll find.
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In short, Swift is savvy about her public image and wary of alienating any portion of her fanbase.
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Sanitizing the platform is a shame, for its dedicated fanbase, its diverse creators, and the internet at large.
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"Congratulations" seems to represent to him a chance to say thank you to that fanbase who stuck around.
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Kingdom Hearts III is finally here after more than 20 years of waiting from an absurdly patient fanbase.
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In 2016 they opened the European leg of the Formation World Tour, exposing themselves to an international fanbase.
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"I didn't think anybody would pay attention to my call for help, but my fanbase did," she said.
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Because her fanbase is such a community, they're very sensitive to these new people popping up and pretending.
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But her appearance on Carlson's show reveals how she's succeeded in building a different fanbase: pro-Trump conservatives.
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Good chemistry can get you a loyal fanbase, though; ask anyone who uses Living Proof or Bumble & bumble.
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And it wasn't long before one moment in particular had caught the eyes of the Harry Potter fanbase.
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One member of her devoted fanbase (known as Poppy Seeds) has even founded a religion known as Poppyism.
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The Ticketfly iOS app, as well as its portal for promoters and analytics / rewards program Fanbase, remain offline.
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It's great to have this new fanbase of such excited people who are so supportive and so sweet.
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He's also found himself the object of Beatles-level hysteria, thanks to his adoring fanbase of diehard Beliebers.
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They initially rose to fame on Vine, but have grown a large fanbase since from their YouTube channel.
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While Remy was in prison, Nicki was crossing over into pop music markets and growing a global fanbase.
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Rather, a cult film is one that has garnered an impassioned fanbase in the years following its release.
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Charsha-Lindsey shares updates of the pup as he has a growing fanbase because of his miraculous transformation.
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He doesn't want to walk into the perfect situation and win it for some other team and fanbase.
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Musk's companies have both the engineering success and the fanbase to go further than either of these endeavors.
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First Marvel makes a comic book series, which creates characters and stories and develops a fanbase for them.
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What followed was the growth of a passionate basketball fanbase spearheaded by Yao Ming's success in the NBA.
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Harley Quinn has had a devoted fanbase for nearly 25 years The move makes sense for Warner Bros.
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It's an approach familiar to Glossier, which has a similarly devoted fanbase for its skincare and beauty products.
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Produced amid a haze of drugs, the rambling non sequitur storyline alienated their teenybopper fanbase and infuriated critics.
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One of them is that the artist must alienate their original fanbase at least once in their career.
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Not unlike other supremely popular K-pop outfits, their A.R.M.Y. fanbase is hugely responsible for their global recognition.
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Overall, it's a very warm-hearted and open-minded fanbase at St. Pauli, so everyone is welcome really.
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"Women make up nearly 45% of the NFL fanbase," and often are the deciders for their kids' involvement.
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He's earned himself a fanbase of diehard Beliebers, after all, following his every move with Beatles-level hysteria.
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In recent years, its reputation has also been damaged by a series of scandals, potentially eroding its fanbase.
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His reputation has earned him play sessions with celebrities like Drake, generating a massive fanbase in the process.
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"I don't think there's any fanbase anywhere [else] that is so committed and so diverse globally," he added.
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In the years since the show concluded, Animaniacs fervor has been kept alive by a committed cult fanbase.
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Seawright appears to be taking her newfound fame in stride, making multiple posts to Facebook acknowledging her fanbase.
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And what's the harm in making Robin Hood that charming Taron Egerton guy for the post-millennial fanbase?
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The Chainsmokers are too young to have first-hand memories from this era, as is their millennial fanbase.
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But it's nice to see that the makers of the film are paying homage to King's hardcore fanbase.
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The Alabama Shakes had their own fanbase, and we were always gonna do what we wanted to anyways.
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If done right, His Dark Materials has the scale and fanbase to become a new Game of Thrones.
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There's been a fair number of controversies along the way, as to be expected with the tumultuous Destiny fanbase.
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In the 1990s, Mexican Americans in East Los Angeles found themselves a surprising fanbase a five thousand miles away.
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Should the latter happen, keep an eye out for how the show and its fanbase view her character arc.
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Before I had a fanbase, the music was always very pure and unadulterated, just whatever I wanted to do.
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The Hydrogen is clearly not for everyone and aimed squarely at the RED camera fanbase and other camera nerds.
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Of course, Jenner didn't exactly dispute the claims, thanks in part to trolling from Haggerty's very loyal online fanbase.
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Still, being first isn't everything, especially when you're Apple and you have a fanbase that clings to every rumor.
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In the first two acts of Drake's career, he grew his fanbase largely through his rich and layered storytelling.
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The song was neither radical enough to bring in a new audience nor poppy enough for her usual fanbase.
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"They waited until I had a huge fanbase and a voice like that to bring me down," he said.
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They opened for groups like the Veronicas and Jesse McCartney, and the brothers used MySpace to cultivate a fanbase.
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Kelly Clarkson dealt with pushback from some of her fanbase after being explicit about her own increasingly liberal politics.
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But Arhancet says that many revenue projections are missing two key elements that hinge on community and fanbase-building.
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Since then, she's released three albums which have been considered critically uneven but enthusiastically received by her loyal fanbase.
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Among the numerous oddities of this moment in politics is that special prosecutor Robert Mueller has a dedicated fanbase.
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The series remains a best-seller as new installments continue to make gobs of money from its diehard fanbase.
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Vine has built up a big fanbase with many stars being born on the six-second video sharing app.
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The company, however, apparently believes there's still a rabid fanbase demanding a defused version of its mobile time bomb.
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The only trouble, then, is with the fanbase, who is upset with Booth for "ruining" Kufrin's chances with Underwood.
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YouTube star Tyler Oakley rang in his 27th year on Tuesday with a little help from his huge fanbase.
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In an emotional farewell video, Plec and Williamson joined the cast to show their appreciation to their loyal fanbase.
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Like Ginsburg, he's become a bit of an icon, although his fanbase is unarguably of a more conservative disposition.
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In the last five years, the Foundation has sold over twelve million Pis and built up a loyal fanbase.
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Though the company itself is quick to emphasize the latter contingent of its demographic-spanning fanbase—and understandably so.
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Harley Quinn has had a devoted fanbase thanks to her debut in Batman: The Animated Series back in 1992.
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It is through these conflicts that Evangelion has attracted not just a queer fanbase, but also a transgender one.
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But with an fanbase as active as this one, there will be plenty to obsesses over in the meantime.
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But FreeHand was different—it had a history and a fanbase that hadn't been worn down by Creative Suite.
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"It's quite alright to hate me now," feels like it could be directed at Frank Ocean's arguably patient fanbase.
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Why do you think it's important to spotlight a same-sex relationship in a property with a younger fanbase?
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She doesn't have the fanbase or the widespread appeal to carry a headlining set herself, which is a shame.
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But it's Von D's loyal fanbase, whom she engages with regularly on multiple platforms, that's most noteworthy of all.
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The Line Friends characters, seen in Line's sticker packs in the app, have won a broad fanbase in Asia.
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This is actually an astute comparison: Streep is similarly coy, and her fanbase has the same devotion as Gomez's.
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Between the strength of its fanbase,and the popularity of its predecessor, the expectations around NWM were incredibly high.
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She tackles a range of topics, from her gender identity to her rocky relationship with the country music fanbase.
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Was there ever a thought that turning this character you created into a "whore" would offend the female fanbase?
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Donald Trump's campaign appears to be paying to promote his campaign on Reddit, where he has a fervent fanbase.
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"It's a great match-up and the Patriots fanbase brings out really strong players," Rood said in an interview.
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Mat: We do that musically too I think, with a very crossover fanbase of goths, punks, and metal heads.
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The brand has been able to generate a queer fanbase because of its accessibility more than any other variable.
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But his tenure has also been marked by lulls and calls for change from the always skittish USMNT fanbase.
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BTS also uploaded a steady stream of content on , fostering a passionate fanbase thousands of miles away from Seoul.
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Haskell has a significant rugby fanbase and 182,000 followers on Twitter who could follow his journey in combative sports.
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He has a dedicated fanbase that he's been entertaining with podcasts and live Q&As for over a decade.
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She shares with Business Insider the email template that helped her grow her fanbase — and turn a huge profit.
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By many accounts, it's now a decent and still-growing game that's built up a sizable and passionate fanbase.
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HGTV originally outbid Bass to buy the Brady home, and HGTV wanted to win over him and his fanbase.
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Between the strength of its fanbase, and the popularity of its predecessor, the expectations around NWM were incredibly high.
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Go deeper: Wired digs into the rabid fanbase that for decades kept the dream of making this movie afloat.
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Out came the gifs, the memes, the online polls, and all the other holy accoutrements of the Arsenal fanbase.
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While running for President throughout 2782, Trump told his increasingly large fanbase to trust him about anything and everything.
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As the show closes out, here's a look at how the show engaged with and leveraged that online fanbase.
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If there's one thing the Game of Thrones fanbase loves (possibly) even more than theories, it's roasting Bran Stark.
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The term also served as a neat way for Etika's worldwide fanbase to establish and reinforce their group identity.
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Looking at the past seven polls, Warren and Sanders have an overlapping fanbase that all but guarantees a fight.
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While not a huge hit, "Recess" was popular enough to create a loyal fanbase and significant of '90s nostalgia.
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Someone told me earlier that these ritzy affairs are how megastars like Schwarzenegger "give something back" to their fanbase.
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From sea to shining sea they are, hands down, the most loyal, proud, and die-hard fanbase there is.
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Adams, probably known to most of The Strokes' current fanbase as 'the guy who covered the Taylor Swift album?
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As one of the few characters with mental illness and one of the few bisexual men on television, Quentin meant a lot to a lot of viewers, and in 2020, when a show can be kept alive single-handedly by a particularly passionate fanbase, alienating any portion of that fanbase is dangerous.
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Throughout its run, One Day at a Time maintained a vocal fanbase and was the recipient of glowing critical acclaim.
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An original brick from the legendary Cavern Club, where the Beatles first developed their fanbase in Liverpool, sold for $550.
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Groups who come from these programs tend to have an advantage, since they already have gained momentum and a fanbase.
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In their minds, a musician's young fanbase simply got lucky by standing by something that turned out to be good.
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However, the franchise and its collection of misfit toys maintain a niche but ultra passionate fanbase comprised of talented creators.
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Beyoncé and her well-known rapper husband are notoriously private about their kids, so Bey's fanbase went into detective mode.
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Are you seeing the shows getting more and more rowdy and the kids knowing the lyrics and a growing fanbase?
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Done right, it theoretically creates a massive, interconnected, immersive universe that in turn creates a built-in fanbase and revenue.
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Trump's other isolationist positions are getting fuzzier by the day, which hasn't pleased parts of his alt-right troll fanbase.
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"I saw that there was a demand from my male fanbase to have a unisex fragrance," Kardashian West tells us.
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Even with prices that are 40-130 percent higher (3399 to 6899 RMB), sales are growing along with its fanbase.
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Navigant assessment of the electric car phenomenon is sure to anger Elon Musk's vociferous fanbase, but the truth hurts sometimes.
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There was an important body of work, a worldwide fanbase, and unparalleled respect from rock scene figureheads like Dave Grohl.
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Their presence in the public eye has skyrocketed over the past year, and they've amassed a dedicated and vocal fanbase.
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So, nothing much to see here, just a cool tip of the hat for that huge, rabid 1973 Westworld fanbase.
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Asheron's Call may not have been the world's most popular MMO, but it seemed to have an incredibly dedicated fanbase.
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Furthermore as the Irish fanbase has become so important to mixed martial arts, he will always appeal to that demographic.
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Trump has an extremely active Reddit fanbase, albeit one that has been strained by infighting over racism and moderation issues. !!!!!!!!!!
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Tupac's fanbase is an older, passionate crowd, so it stands to reason that they'd turn out for late Thursday showings.
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Of course, their ravenous fanbase, called ARMY, would claim that they've been the Sexiest Men Alive for quite some time.
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Karuna Satori ASMR has grown a devoted fanbase over the past few years, in part because of her onscreen personality.
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Most startups do fail, so the odds were that Fanbase would fail, not succeed, but you have a great team.
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If a wrestler doesn't like their situation they can leave and, because of social media, take their fanbase with them.
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Froch is a spiky character himself with plenty of the UK boxing fanbase loving and loathing him in equal measure.
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This roll-your-sleeves-up philosophy ties in with the Argentina team's historical identity and with Atlético's working class fanbase.
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In part, his fanbase is down to the community he has cultivated beyond physical garments, through portals like this book.
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With the majority of supporters still disdaining to voice vocal discontent against the manager, the fanbase has been internally divided.
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While I still can't stand that inhumanly high moral shit, Superman earned a fanbase because he was an incorruptible ideal.
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New Chip locations consistently opens to long lines, giving out free cookies & prizes on opening day to their loyal fanbase.
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Especially following the release of his second album, Fine Line, the question of Harry Styles' sexuality persists throughout his fanbase.
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Kjellberg&aposs continued support of free speech has also attracted a fanbase that is also fond of controversy and trolling.
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The results, predictably, drew the ire of Eminem's rabid fanbase, leading Cannon to fire back on the social media platform.
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It's creators failing to fully understand the pact they've made with their fanbase and then blaming their fanbases for it.
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Her style of pop-country music has earned her a broad, young fanbase and the title of "country's millennial queen".
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It's almost as if HBO designed Dolores from the ground up to appeal to the Mother of Dragons' fiery fanbase.
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Their Tumblr fanbase seems to fall mostly into that demographic, though many of the biggest fan blogs are run by young women in Australia or the UK. Their Reddit fanbase is harder to pinpoint, but the fixation on merch and branding makes the discussion read like young boys hanging out in a streetwear forum.
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Some critics have attributed the film's flaws to fan service, to the idea that Abrams and the rest of The Rise of Skywalker's creative team witnessed the hugely divisive reaction to 2017's The Last Jedi and went out of their way to give Star Wars's core fanbase everything they thought that fanbase wanted.
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"Someone Tell the Boys" has attracted a small but eager fanbase of teenage girls, who Samia hears from mostly in tweets.
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Michelle Waterson is an accomplished MMA fighter on the UFC circuit with a large fanbase – including her six-year-old daughter.
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Beyoncé's fanbase, affectionately known as the beyhive (pronounced bee-hive, not bay-hive) will stop at nothing to protect their queen.
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Whatever Howard ended up changing, the film will almost certainly end up as yet another point of debate amongst the fanbase.
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Her apolitical leanings and refusal to upset her vast fanbase show that she has lost the pulse of what's going on.
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To be accurate, the band's enormous fanbase, which calls itself the "army," is to be credited for its phenomenal engagement online.
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Aliens developed a rabid fanbase, eager for more stories of heavily armed marines battling acid-for-blood xenomorphs across the stars.
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Jones, who found success — and around 500,000 subscribers — performing a cappella covers on YouTube, primarily had a fanbase of teenage girls.
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And because of Facebook's algorithm, populist candidates with a vocal fanbase can use Facebook as a megaphone to convert new people.
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A tiny nook in Gillett Square, the shop teems with all the bedazzled supplies coveted by Hula-hooping's growing global fanbase.
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Of course, rocker Jonas, 28, has his own passionate fanbase as a former teen heartthrob and current lead singer of DNCE.
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That has earned it a huge fanbase that keeps coming back for the price tag and the innovation behind the products.
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It's certainly been a success for the network, in terms of drawing attention to the network and building a fast fanbase.
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Do y'all want to leverage that fanbase, that name, the authority, the association, and the values that come along with that?
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And modding itself, the thing that made the project possible in the first place, helps keep the fanbase involved and contributing.
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Artists of all genres sometimes feel the need to remain silent on hot-button issues for fear of alienating their fanbase.
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"Our fanbase tends to be college-age, and mostly dudes, so you know that they can be pretty abrasive," said Anderson.
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The fanbase might be geographically cut off from the club, but they are also united in the most exceptional of circumstances.
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This is bold stuff in a field where the wisdom was once to keep your head down and your fanbase happy.
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" The series has a huge fanbase, and Brooks thinks it's because so many people can relate to the "strong female roles.
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The band's social media expertise, internet popularity, dedicated fanbase, and willingness to talk about taboo issues has fueled their global domination.
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But more that they were constantly engaging their fanbase in a dialogue and a narrative about themselves and what inspires them.
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It's a rare salve for the masochistic fanbase that just keeps watching him hurt everyone around him over and over again.
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Instead of catering to the desires of a vocal and energetic fanbase, it almost willfully avoids giving fans what they want.
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With over 12,000 Instagram followers, Owusu-Ansah's fanbase is growing every day and he has even branched into creating unisex clothing.
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My Chemical Romance treated their fanbase like a family; with their galvanizing and melodramatic music, the previous decade had been theirs.
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The degree of frequent interaction on social media has allowed the group to "get closer" to its international fanbase, Kim said.
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His elaborate stunts and vlogs have earned him movie roles, a gig hosting the Teen Choice Awards, and a loyal fanbase.
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They were especially concerned new clients might not be as supportive of their same-sex marriage as their loyal online fanbase.
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More recently, Arcade Fire's debut album Funeral amassed them a fanbase that touted David Byrne, Bono, and David Bowie as members.
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On 2000's Jupiter, the band went full-on space rock, a move that would split the band's fanbase in two.
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The Juggalos, who are the fanbase of the Insane Clown Posse in this film, play an important role in the film.
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Her goal was to allow the ChyMoji "to go both ways" so her fanbase could have all the options they needed.
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You can build a fanbase around the world with the internet, so you might as well use that exposure to tour.
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While these examples perhaps risk alienating his hardcore, underground-focused SDK fanbase, Merkules is hardly faking his way through the industry.
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The two brothers grew up in Aruba, where life was "pure and simple," then started to grow their fanbase on Musical.
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The album has only been out for a matter of hours, but Swift's devoted fanbase has already identified the mystery speaker.
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The show was unceremoniously canceled before its first season even finished airing in 2000, sparking uproar among its cultishly obsessed fanbase.
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Metallica has been one of those enduring acts over the decades, so maybe it'll have a fanbase thirsty enough for it.
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"Growing the female fanbase is extremely important to the PGA Tour, but it is also important to me personally," said Tyson.
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The account frequently used hashtags like #sexy, #handsome, and #pitbull to create the illusion that Cohen had a large female fanbase.
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The Promise Ring's brand of pop mainlined cheerful bliss into emo, helping the genre's fanbase grow with a more accessible approach.
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"Panini" is a song about his newfound success and the expectations of his burgeoning fanbase that references the kids' show Chowder.
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And she had a message for the Mississippi State fanbase even as they celebrated their way out of The Hump Monday night.
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After his Idol debut, WuLi records, who released the first two albums, released more of his early work for his growing fanbase.
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The Hydrogen is already generating plenty of excitement among RED's rabid fanbase, and yet we don't even know much about the hardware.
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Drake purportedly worries about the emotional damage he wreaks on women who date him, but perhaps he should consider his poor fanbase.
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The K-pop boy band superstars showed American audiences just how powerful the ARMY — that's what their fanbase is called — really is.
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A vegan YouTuber who's built a large and devoted fanbase is under fire after fans allegedly found footage of her eating meat.
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DRL CEO Nicholas Horbaczewski told The Verge that the switch was being made to better reach the sport's "young, digital native" fanbase.
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Excluding only sci-fi, horror attracts more purists than any single genre, and that diehard fanbase can be a double-edged sword.
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And, in a bizarre response, Swift's fans banned together with Nicki Minaj's fanbase to prevent the song from taking the top place.
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Social media and the vast amount of information available on the internet makes it even easier for killers to develop a fanbase.
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Not to mention, most reboots are often positioned for a new, younger audience, which for the original fanbase feels like a snub.
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Harmon's statement acknowledges the power and influence he now wields as the creator of a very popular show with a rabid fanbase.
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"I think there are certain brands that sort of have this fanbase, and they also have these crazy branded products," Kelly said.
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"Lady Gaga's fanbase read an interview in which they assumed I was talking about her and they all fucking hate," he said.
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And that's asking for a lot of purgatorial patience for a fanbase that's endured a decade of muzak in hell's waiting room.
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"[D]oes the [R]iverdale fanbase know the show sucks and don't care or do they just not know," wrote the vlogger.
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It was picked up for a third season only after a now-famous write-in from the show's small but dedicated fanbase.
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Like any dedicated fanbase, lovers of the niche genre get excited when they hear news about their favorite artists, good or bad.
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Since then, he's built up a loyal fanbase of famous clients including Naomi Campbell, Liv Tyler, Lara Stone, and, of course, Moss.
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Her fanbase took notice first when she first shared a few BTS selfies... and then when the video dropped, everyone was talking.
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Besides—exercise aside—are Radiohead and their fanbase not completely based within the confines of everything they speak about on OK Computer?
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He's spent the last decade building a life in LA, which includes his family, a network of collaborators, and a growing fanbase.
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The show maintains a strong fanbase even in its 20th season; the most recent episode amassed 4.3 million viewers, according to NBC.
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She's made her name introducing Indian-flavor-inspired macarons -- such as the sweet paan variety -- and cupcakes to an ever-growing fanbase.
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And while it checks many of the same boxes—source material with a rabid fanbase, innovative AR—it's decidedly its own experience.
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It feel good to see people people anticipate it and see my fanbase keep on growing, even when I'm not dropping shit.
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Series creator Jeff Davis made the announcement here at San Diego Comic-Con, much to the consternation of the show's swooning fanbase.
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Were this playing out in front of any notable remnant of the franchise's longtime, devoted Oakland fanbase, it could almost be sad.
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Ed Sheeran sent his fanbase into paroxysms of polite, Sheeran-appropriate joy Friday when he released two singles off his forthcoming album, ÷.
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That's ironclad math: you cannot win an election when four fifths of your fanbase is content with the victory of the frontrunner.
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It's amazing what a fanbase will do, and I think that's evident with this initiative devoted fans want to see the film.
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After making it to the fourth round of the tournament — the youngest player to do so since 1991 — her fanbase grew rapidly.
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"Josh Warrington has a big fanbase and his boxing style is suited to me," Conlan said of the current IBF featherweight champion.
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The two sides then square off online, posting memes and new allegations that spread the story far beyond the Lambe Turah's fanbase.
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The service has offered users a way to bypass Apple's own App Store lockdown, building up a rabid fanbase in the process.
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Hardcore did well, hitting number one in the UK, but Pulp and its fair-weather fanbase were never really the same again.
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It also doesn't hurt that Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson starred in and executive produces the show, bringing with him a preexisting fanbase.
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"Overwatch's model of bringing new free content through maps and characters has continued to excite and grow the fanbase," the report continued.
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And, the discount giant has developed an especially dedicated fanbase in Seoul, Costco Korea regional marketing manager Sunmi Goo told Business Insider.
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The cute pup made occasional cameos on the show, and has gained a loyal fanbase of 294,000 Instagram followers over the years.
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With a fanbase of all ages (and even dogs!), there's a sure-to-please option for every Frozen fan on your list.
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" Though the track marks Cuco's first proper premiere, he can already lay claim to a devoted fanbase of self-appointed "Cuco Pebbles.
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Leave it to an aesthete this shrewd to identify each genre's good parts and isolate them in palatable replicas for her fanbase.
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As much as I was disappointed by Glass, I'm well aware that there's a fanbase that's connected with it, which is awesome.
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It's an interesting question because I think historically there's certainly a large Android fanbase, but it's not the bulk of the premium market.
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Starrr, whose fanbase consists of nearly five million followers across YouTube and Instagram, is the latest influencer to do his thing for ABH.
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Nonetheless, this is all part of the discourse within an embattled fanbase, and helps fans and prospective protesters to judge the collective mood.
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It also captures the incredible work ethic, teamwork, and love for ARMY (their fanbase) that has helped propel Bangtan Sonyeondan into international stardom.
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Globally speaking, as the TJ's legend grew, there came resellers catering to pockets of the world where the brand had developed a fanbase.
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Minaj's Barbz fanbase has already taken over Cyrus' Instagram comments and Twitter mentions, but Minaj herself has yet to comment on the lyrics.
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Success has been elusive since then, but that hasn't stopped Raider Nation, the raucous, ultra passionate, face-painted fanbase of the Oakland Raiders.
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Seeing, for the first time, what the Blazers had been missing, all those years, sent an already irritable fanbase into fits about Meyers.
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It has •Incredible main characters•An original concept•Jokes that are actually funny•A strong fanbase•Room to extend the story further pic.twitter.
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Omg she's bought this book to help her cope with her new followers/fanbase on twitter 😂😂 I just love her pic.twitter.
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In spite of Swift's massive fanbase, Blackburn said she didn't think voters would follow Swift's lead and support her Democratic opponent, Phil Bredesen.
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Probably. Switch owners will be hungry for new Nintendo games by July, and Splatoon has already carved out a big fanbase for itself.
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Malco is also a favorite from the Think Like a Man franchise so that may pull a bit of that fanbase into it.
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A gift from the GIF-gods, her mix of cheeky hilarity, disarming honesty, and brash behavior charmed viewers and expanded her fanbase further.
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Is this a commercial, a tutorial, an honest analysis of products, or simply a video diary of a girl talking to her fanbase?
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The book's title is a reference to the co-opted cartoon frog and "centipedes": a nickname made popular by Trump's fanbase on Reddit.
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But shifting to digital and developing a devoted online fanbase doesn't necessarily offer financial stability or sustainability, especially amid declining web advertising revenue.
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Many pointed out that Paul's fanbase is mainly made up of young children and teenagers, who may have been traumatized by the footage.
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Flame Tree Barbecue has built up a rabid fanbase over the years, and these deeply flavorful ribs are part of the reason why.
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Seeing a fanbase with so much hope not a week previous, transmuted on the spot into vomiting messes, you wonder: is this fair?
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Hasbro, which acquired Kenner in the early 1990s, is now turning to the same nostalgic fanbase to fund its future Star Wars ambitions.
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Since telling her story, she's experienced an onslaught of hate from the Bachelor community which, as Stevens now knows, has a rabid fanbase.
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Or is Ashley free to pursue the kind of career she wants precisely because Ashley Infinity gives her broader fanbase what they want?
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Parachuting into the memespehere may come off as inauthentic posing and Facebook could find it difficult to build a young fanbase for LOL.
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I had no idea what was going on, I didn't know that I had to work on these and build a fanbase myself.
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But what makes playing the new episodic Hitman different is its more welcome embrace of the achievement-hunting, completionist fanbase it's always attracted.
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Everyone knew what was on the line in last year's World Series: a trophy, a parade, bragging rights for a long-suffering fanbase.
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The collection was self-published in 2014, steadily gained a fanbase online, and was finally picked up by Penguin Random House in 2017.
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Canuck the badass crow has two times more Facebook fans than the state of Arkansas, and his fanbase seems to absolutely love him.
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Maybe now studios will get the message not to change characters' races at random, especially when a large and rabid fanbase is watching.
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It's been almost two weeks since McDonalds revealed they hadn't produced enough promotional Szechuan sauce to satisfy the rabid Rick and Morty fanbase.
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Radiohead is an ideal candidate, boasting both critical and commercial success and a fanbase eager to take credit for helping disrupt the system.
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Yesterday, Netflix released the full Season 4 trailer, finally informing a desperate fanbase that the new season will be released on December 29.
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Right from the beginning of our career, our fanbase has been really active online—in chatrooms, fan groups, and then into social media.
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It's a big yikes from me with regards to that Ingham family doll and they've even managed to creep out their own fanbase.
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Collaborations with designers like Anna Sui and trendy startups like Outdoor Voices further opens its fanbase past pure outdoorspeople to fashion-minded recreationalists.
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The album rollout for i like it hasn't, by appearances, significantly increased the fanbase fostered by their massively successful 219 self-titled debut.
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Neurosis's label Neurot Recordings released the album, and this temporary association helped to solidify a growing fanbase within experimental metal for the band.
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It was an avenue that I had a fanbase on, and you know, I'm kind of skeptical that it's just going to die.
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Each of the various members have been cultivating a grime fanbase in the city with radio shows and mixtapes for nearly a decade.
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Embiid played 22 minutes in his Philly debut, finishing with 20 points, 7 rebounds, 2 blocks, and the love of a thirsty fanbase.
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And since the show is often relegated to the "guilty pleasure" cultural sphere, criticisms have had little impact on the show's massive fanbase.
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Organically spawning a defined fanbase distinct of the musicians' prior respective endeavors, the music is unrelenting, teeming with aggression, and devoid of gimmickry.
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Coffee has a loyal fanbase who has seen her through a cancer diagnosis in 2016, and has followed her progress and recovery since.
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David Muehl, Starz VP of digital marketing, credited that interaction with social creative from the show's marketing team and an already vocal fanbase.
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One of the more recent instances was just late last year when PewDiePie promoted an anti-Semitic YouTube channel to his enormous fanbase.
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Barstool Sports, which was founded in 2003 by David Portney, has made a name for itself by courting controversy and its rabid fanbase.
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Despite a steadily growing fanbase, a Chinese population of 1.3 billion means there still remains a vast opportunity for the sport to tap.
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Despite that fact that the band has a devoted fanbase and beloved back catalogue, I couldn't get an editor to commission the story.
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Twitter is not easy for those normals to navigate — kind of like using a Klingon language only easy for its more rabid fanbase.
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Individually, they may have never reached this stage of international tours, a dedicated fanbase and a sound coalescing into its most cohesive self.
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I emailed The Lego Group seeking its comment on this fanbase: Why did the toymaker think its product is so appealing to these enthusiasts?
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While the clip itself is dangerous enough, Paul's loyal fanbase — which will support him no matter what — makes this an even more perilous situation.
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That's why its dedicated fanbase asked for the ThinkPad's 25th anniversary version to come with some of the older features they loved from 83.
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Since it was announced three years ago, it has stoked anticipation in a rapid fanbase desperate to know more about The Boy Who Lived.
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There's no devoted fanbase that might get upset if you overhaul the characters, no intricate mythology that needs to be untangled for general audiences.
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He's done, as he put it, with "preaching to the choir": rapping politics to the white liberals who compose the majority of his fanbase.
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Over the show's long run, it's attracted a devoted online fanbase, which the series has occasionally directly referenced and nodded to in various episodes.
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I assume what you appreciated about that book was the notion was that every genius has to alienate their original fanbase at one point.
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And then, there's the fact that you have a ready-made fanbase armed and ready to defend their celebrity of choice at all costs.
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It takes more than a meat dress and a few hair bows to curate a fanbase as rabid yet unwaveringly loyal as Little Monsters.
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But while K-pop's fanbase has diversified, most of its stars haven't—so what happens when non-Koreans try to become K-pop idols?
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Embiid replied "Damn right my brother," inciting panic in the City of Brotherly Love and earning himself some serious hostility from his team's fanbase.
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"We look forward to bringing the ATP's flagship season-ending event to tennis's growing fanbase in Italy for the first time," Briton Kermode added.
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There was the Rick and Morty fanbase, a notoriously toxic group that achieved new heights when bad actors began harassing the show's female writers.
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One of her early supporters was Chris Brown, who remains a pariah (although not to his rabid fanbase) for his well-documented abusive behavior.
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And so you have to give some credit to any team that can come up with a brand new way to gouge their fanbase.
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Demi Lovato's fanbase has had a wildly positive reaction to her revealing new documentary, Simply Complicated — and now Selena Gomez is joining the conversation.
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The Tony Hawk games have always had a rabid fanbase, but around 2012, THUG Pro co-creator Morten Larsen said the scene was struggling.
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We had an engaged, but small fanbase for Asheron's Call and I think there was the desire to get some of that EverQuest marketshare.
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"Lady Gaga's fanbase read an interview in which they assumed I was talking about her and they all fucking hate," Sheeran told The Sun.
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If they have a loyal fanbase who loves them, and their music videos already have millions of views, why spam fancam replies at all?
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Soylent, the famed meal replacement that went on to find a devoted fanbase online and in Silicon Valley, isn't done innovating on its formula.
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His fanbase has grown rapidly, eager to play Ferreira's knotty, multi-layered rhymes about dead philosophers and living rappers to anyone willing to listen.
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Known as the 'Voice of Lagos,' her early morning shows aired on two local radio stations and attracted a strong fanbase among young Nigerians.
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As one of the most popular cartoons in history, "SpongeBob Squarepants" has an immense fanbase, and star NBA champion Kyrie Irving is among them.
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In 2014, with a massive fanbase on YouTube, Star used his money to found Jeffree Star Cosmetics as an e-commerce business he controls.
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The series has acquired accolades for its ability to scoop up an enthusiastic and nostalgia-hungry fanbase while transcending problems in pacing and storytelling.
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Truthfully, he could sell out tomorrow and with the fanbase and reputation he's amassed in a decades-long career do pretty well for himself.
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And despite the smaller fanbase, you could feel just as strongly about these micro-celebrities as you do about Jennifer Lawrence or LeBron James.
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If there's one thing a fanbase loves, it's fiction and theories, and Pokémon has been subject to countless amounts of speculation over the years.
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Given your DIY background with a super-dedicated fanbase it must be interesting now to be trotting out new songs unfamiliar to your fans.
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As The Office continued to successfully grow its fanbase over the years, talk of launching a spin-off was going on behind-the-scenes.
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"We're just so happy to allow our fanbase to have a celebration," said Jets captain Blake Wheeler following their clinching win over the Predators.
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These new stars are not only interacting directly with their fanbase, but are (theoretically) self-made and beyond the control and influence of corporations.
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Now, while he loves uploading to his digital platforms — and getting to know his growing fanbase — he is eyeing a bigger career in Hollywood.
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In fact, if there's one thing Bay Dream has proven about Culture Abuse, it's that it's not a fanbase they're building—it's a cult.
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And the writer of this piece about him makes a bold case for the "worst fanbase in all of comedy" that is worth considering.
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It has spawned a rabid Anglophone fanbase — some of whom have taken to creating English subtitles for its pre-Netflix 98-episode first season.
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Or had this event merely been the result of McDonald's incompetence, in which they miscalculated the enormity and fervor of Rick and Morty's fanbase?
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As a result, he's found fame amid a fashion-starved and fiercely loyal fanbase that'll be with him – as long as Soriano puts Trump first.
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After 40 years of Star Wars films, the franchise's loyal fanbase have come to expect and rely on seeing certain elements in each new film.
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He then moved to Bayern, who, rich as they are, are still a traditional club with a loyal fanbase built around the city of Munich.
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Bubbling behind every great movement in music are the gatekeepers oftentimes overlooked or unknown by the general fanbase, but worshipped by those in the know.
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She is a transcendent cultural figure, too, known for her colorful, edgy fashion sense (holographic lipstick, anyone?), bold and experimental music videos, and devoted fanbase.
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Cementing her confident arrival: Diamandis regularly communicated with her cult fanbase during a time when most artists hadn't yet embraced platforms like Twitter and Tumblr.
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This is either a passive aggressive dig at "Ur So Gay" or Katy Perry had a fanbase intent on repurposing the word with positive connotations.
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But with the fanbase that we have, they really do know who we are as individuals, and I think that's why they're such diehard fans.
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Arhancet argues that media companies — including digital platforms like Twitch — will need to evolve in order to meet the demands of a growing esports fanbase.
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It's not just Twitter and the internet fanbase who's miffed at Peter — Rachel herself was baffled when he said he wasn't ready to get engaged.
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The passionate fanbase that grew up with Star Wars was simply along for the ride, and simply didn't figure into his vision for the project.
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Founded in 2007, Dream11 taps the demand for fantasy sports in India, the world's largest market for cricket which also has a strong soccer fanbase.
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It's been nearly six years since the series finale of The Office aired on NBC, but the workplace comedy still has an extremely dedicated fanbase.
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His philanthropic efforts and massive fanbase make him an ideal partner as we continue to amplify our esports programming and efforts with the gaming community.
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Country singer-songwriter John King's experience of keeping his lyrics centered around real life events has proven tried-and-true for establishing a loyal fanbase.
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That includes featuring city-based teams with a dedicated local fanbase, as well as offering players contracts with guaranteed salaries, health insurance, and retirement plans.
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Still, with a writing team that includes murder chops and wildly eager fanbase, we suspect that Kidman's adaptation will include some kind of whodunnit death.
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Not only were Zorya forced to part ways with their fanbase, they were also forced to leave behind almost the entirety of the club's infrastructure.
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On Monday, Turner defended the young cast of Netflix's Stranger Things, a show with a fanbase that largely includes adults much older than its stars.
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Here, Amazon is able to take advantage of not only a longer series of novels to draw from, but also a passionate and vocal fanbase.
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His internet fanbase stands at two million and growing, with fans adoring his endearing mini makeovers on celebs like Pete Davidson and Hasan Minhaj too.
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Though it continues to endure with a loyal fanbase, the world of Friends is undeniably analog; Its adorably archaic technology could and does fill lists.
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"We are very aware of the fanbase and are very excited to show who the true Jessica Pearson is," the 39-year-old told PEOPLE.
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Despite Kanu's heart condition he gave him a chance and he did well for growing Arsenal's fanbase in West Africa and all over the World.
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Demand for Gucci products is up 78% year-over-year for both men and women, thanks largely to a rabid millennial fanbase, the report found.
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Which is of course another way of saying it doesn't want its highly engaged fanbase to get bored and stop pouring cash into its coffers.
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In many ways, it is the logical landing place for the recent trend in making movies that must, before all else, please an existing fanbase.
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Is extreme music's fanbase being honest with themselves about misogyny in its music, or is it irrelevant either way considering the nature of the genre?
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The level of thoroughness in discussion of the show reflects an intensely devoted fanbase putting hours of labor into thinking through and critiquing players' strategy.
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Over that period, they've become sensations in the Spanish-speaking world, releasing four albums that have netted them two Grammy nominations and a worldwide fanbase.
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Nevertheless, PewDiePie still maintains a Chinese fanbase, many of whom use VPNs, software that cloaks the source of internet activity, to skirt China's restricted internet.
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The singer/songwriter's expansive Mood Ring EP cracked the Soundcloud code earlier in 2017, amassing hundreds of thousands of plays and an instantly devoted fanbase.
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But if the massive risks on Nearer My God pay off with a fanbase that's already hung on through some transformations, the travel won't cease.
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As he told Teen Vogue earlier this spring, there's a difference between people who liked "Old Town Road" and his fanbase, and that difference matters.
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Last year, Harmon executive produced a series for fledgling streaming service YouTube Red, which would likely pay top dollar for his writing skills and fanbase.
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The person with the smaller fanbase gets new followers, and the other gets all of the business benefits that come from being in a couple.
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"Riverdale" viewing figures are in decline, but Digital Spy reports that its loyal core fanbase means it's unlikely to be axed in the near future.
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But that appears to be changing with a new younger fanbase that could potentially be spending cash in the sector for many years to come.
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In the face of a potentially very angry fanbase, Lindelof is dedicated to updating Watchmen to be as inclusive as what current superhero culture dictates.
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It quickly became apparent that only a fraction of Threatin's online fanbase were real people; a disaster for the venues that had booked his band.
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It was received well with our fanbase and we did a lot of great tours on that album so I certainly don't have any regrets.
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" Cognizant of fan expectations, Kreisberg explained, "Whether the show was on CBS or The CW, the show has a large fanbase and a loyal fanbase and we didn't feel like we could just drop it because we'd made such a big deal about it in the first season, and rather than just opening the episode with, 'Well, we had our summer romance, sorry that didn't work out!
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He admits that when trying to hawk the CD to their fanbase, the young trio would set up shop at the merch table themselves after shows.
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The league has found a global fanbase and the teams have created an atmosphere that makes fans excited to come watch an online game in person.
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The show ran for three seasons on the Syfy channel before it was canceled, but not before gaining a small, vocal fanbase that lamented its demise.
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Most importantly, OnePlus takes every customer comment and complaint into consideration and will continue doing so after their fanbase gets their hands on the new phone.
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It's probably why they attracted a fanbase of suburban white boys who yell at their parents and wank into the bathroom flannel, in the first place.
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One of the more underrated sci-fi dramas (for reasons you can read here) is making a return thanks to the pressures of a dedicated fanbase.
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Though his set preceded those by co-headliners A Boogie and Bad Bunny by a ways, the reception firmly affirmed his standing with Latin trap's fanbase.
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Cohn's burden is twofold: Not only does she have a hungry and demanding fanbase to appease, but she's a significant part of her family's financial backbone.
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Perhaps the most famous example of do-no-harm trolling is Ken M, the hilariously uninformed commenter who still has a shockingly active fanbase on Reddit.
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In fact, Kilgariff and Hardstark have earned themselves a Manson-like fanbase — all of whom go by #Murderino on Instagram, which sounds both terrifying and hilarious.
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The Model 3 already has over 0003,000 pre-orders with Tesla's rabid fanbase clamoring for any glimpse or tidbit of news related to the upcoming vehicle.
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But Bieber became an international sensation as a pop star, and his fanbase — largely composed of white women in their teens and early twenties — reflects that.
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The Australian producer, whose real name is Harley Streten, started his DJ career with rudimentary sampling and remix experiments that garnered him a respectable online fanbase.
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A number of celebrities including Machine Gun Kelly, Nicki Minaj (who commands a rabid fanbase of her own), and Grande herself swiftly rallied on Davidson's behalf.
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For years, Monster Hunter has been one of those series that seemed resistant to change, offering up very similar experiences designed explicitly for its hardcore fanbase.
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The artist has developed quite a fanbase for his stylized collages, featured at length on his Behance page, as well as his Facebook and Tumblr pages.
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Windows Phone 8 took a bad situation and made it worse by angering Microsoft's surprisingly passionate fanbase when they learned existing devices wouldn't get software upgrades.
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In fact, these moves feel like they're coming straight out of startup phone maker OnePlus' playbook, which has built its fanbase catering to geeks as well.
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Then a devout Christian, Bazan's rich baritone told stories of hypocritical politicians, adulterous husbands, and self-righteous people of faith, challenging the band's largely evangelical fanbase.
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Their devoted fanbase, dubbed, ARMY, made their excitement over the dolls known on Twitter, with many using GIFs of the members to express how they felt.
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He's written books, invested early in massive startup successes like Facebook and Snapchat, and remains a social media icon to an impressive and devoted international fanbase.
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The label's fanbase includes the likes of Lena Dunham, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Man Repeller's Leandra Medine (the latter of whom collaborated with the brand in 2015).
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" Dan Goor, Brooklyn Nine-Nine's co-creator and showrunner, went as far to call the show's fanbase "the best fans in the history of the world!
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What kind of big multi-million dollar company signs a couple random redneck girls from Alabama who don't have fanbase or a band or a website?
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"Feel good" doesn't automatically equate to "depoliticized," and boy bands now have an added responsibility to reflect the culture in which their fanbase is growing up.
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The lack of management has him uncertain of whether or not he's "doing what's right or what's wrong" as he looks to secure a nationwide fanbase.
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Their small but rabid fanbase; the guitar rock renaissance they helped spearhead in Boston; the fact that Krill once recorded an entire concept record about them.
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On one hand, I respected Pokémon for opening the pop-up and giving a nod to its huge European fanbase, which has felt neglected at times.
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Beyoncé directed her humongous fanbase to help those suffering in Puerto Rico, Mexico, and the Caribbean by donating to several organizations she highlights on her website.
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But for those films that aren't massive sequels or superhero blockbusters, the ones that can't rely on a pre-existing fanbase, the trailer must stand alone.
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The Japanese series has accumulated a devoted fanbase who can't get enough of the addictive dating-show vibes and distinctly un-American approach to unscripted television.
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"I hope that the fanbase will continue to grow, and I can get invited to different events, like I was for Anime Expo 2016," ZUN wrote.
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Blood on the Dance Floor has always pushed the boundaries of sexual content—especially, as Monroe pointed out, since its fanbase is mostly tweens and teenagers.
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Now, because of his work as a key member of the White House's coronavirus task force, he's grown into an overnight celebrity with a large fanbase.
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Each individual mascot has a fanbase who buy all the toys and T-shirts and things, but there aren't many people who like all of them.
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Even knowing the level of devotion "Crazy Ex's" fanbase demonstrated through its run, Bloom wasn't entirely prepared for the reception she received from the live audience.
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Biden, his fanbase argues, is best-placed to prevent a repeat of that scenario given his roots in Scranton, Pa., and his centrist brand of politics.
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In fact, the moment was so relatable, rather than saying anything rude or negative, Jonas' fanbase were soon doing what all hardcore fanbases do best: stanning.
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His devoted fanbase took action to ensure his No. 1 spot with an extensive "Subscribe to PewDiePie" campaign that's included hacking printers and buying billboard space.
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This digital card game has amassed a significant fanbase and even has its own esports circuit, but you don't have to play competitively to enjoy it.
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One of the most popular shows of all time, it has a highly engaged, global fanbase, and was shot at stunning, exotic locations around the world.
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Its feed is filled with memes and inside jokes about Alex G's music and fanbase, but that's just a portion of what goes down in there.
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New York (CNN Business)Penn National Gaming is buying a stake in Barstool Sports, a sports site known for its loyal fanbase and bawdy sports commentary.
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The book won the Michael L. Printz Award in 2006, and gained a rabid online fanbase for its portrayal of grief, first love, and mental illness.
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Hogue, whose company Authentique is now working on a platform for artists to proactively certify their online fanbase with record labels, believes this is the future.
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In a pop landscape where a year is an eternity, her label was keen to release something between album cycles that could potentially expand her fanbase.
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Like many artists fluent in social media, she built her fanbase online with posts and videos prior to making her grand entrance as a pop star.
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Plus, he gets to stay in the state where he made a name for himself in college and already has a huge fanbase, so ... solid move.
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These advancements gained Gotti a mainstream fanbase that he'd never seen before and breathed new life into his already-established decade-long stronghold on the south.
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"Nostalgia — doing right by franchises and their fanbase — right now is the key to a successful reboot," Exhibitor Relations box-office analyst Jeff Bock told Business Insider.
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With a record of 26-11, Boston, Mass, native Lauzon has carved out a large fanbase for himself despite a patchy 13-8 record in the UFC.
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Even today there's still a rabid fanbase for it, including designer Bastiaan Ekeler, who managed to hack together a Canon EF lens mount adapter for the toy.
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And yet, the scrappy folk-punk duo turned uncategorizable rock band has maintained a passionately loyal fanbase due largely to the radical empathy found in Bonnette's lyrics.
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It's difficult to get firm stats on who Kelly Clarkson's fanbase is; both Spotify and Atlantic Records (Clarkson's label) did not respond to multiple requests for data.
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Sivan first started using the platform to sing, but eventually took an interest in uploading vlogs to the site, and quickly gained a hungry and devoted fanbase.
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If anything, this conduct has made her more insular, as she uses social media to nurse her grudges and coddle her fanbase while alienating almost everyone else.
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Chung's fanbase (and industry folk) have speculated about this for a while, but the style icon simply didn't feel prepared to carry out this venture until now.
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A big portion of the Quinn fanbase are teenage girls who don't just gobble up the comics and merch, but also consumer the cartoons Quinn is in.
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It sounds stark for a boy band to address those topics — a bursting of a bubble — but considering the group's growing fanbase, it clearly resonates with teens.
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And I think there's a lot that can be done because you've got a fanbase that is so interested in interacting with the brand in multiple ways.
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Amid the harsh reactions from Kardashian's fanbase to dump Thompson, rapper Cardi B had a piece of advice for the new mom that went against the grain.
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In killing off Logan, Thomas has gotten rid of the character who developed the biggest fanbase of anyone in the supporting cast during Veronica Mars's original run.
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The approach is similar to the outreach that has helped make OnePlus's devices a hit among a loyal fanbase, though ZTE is taking things a step further.
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But it's a stupid move that will do nothing but alienate a large portion of the hardcore fanbase while simultaneously making the game less inviting to newcomers.
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"I have a surprise for you," the 30-year-old says in the footage, which she addresses to "animals," the affectionate nickname she's given to her fanbase.
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Based on the dystopian thriller franchise created by James DeMonaco, USA network debuted the show on September 4, banking on an already loyal fanbase to tune in.
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Most people never purchased an Aibo precisely because it was overpriced, but it did attract a loyal fanbase even as Sony discontinued them and stopped servicing them.
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Despite a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) "blitz" meant to curb the phenom device's underage fanbase, sales have increased by almost 800 percent in the last year.
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It'll continue to be as available to viewers as possible and hopefully have an established, ready-to-watch fanbase in place right when the second season premieres.
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Since she and the Marvel Universe do share quite the overlapping fanbase, though, a bunch of people are now overwhelmed with all this stacked April 26 news.
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Benioff and Weiss, for instance, surely got the job in part because they've already proven that they can handle a juggernaut franchise with a fiercely devoted fanbase.
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That's not what a starved fanbase wants to hear, but it's better than keeping Butler, losing in the first round, then watching him walk away for nothing.
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Meanwhile, numerous hit sci-fi television shows have garnered avid viewers and Emmy nominations, and can drum up buzz for upcoming seasons with an already engaged fanbase.
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Still, no other club lays claim to the striking architecture of Craven Cottage, to football on the river, and to a fanbase quite as affable as theirs.
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Swedish brewery Omnipollo was another of the big crowd stealers, selling its particular brand of intense flavors and psychedelic label layouts, which has found a steady fanbase.
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To sum up, though, I would say the balance stands and falls within the city and is not so much to do with the club's worldwide fanbase.
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Debuting with Half-Life in 1998, the video game franchise has maintained a massive and persistent fanbase despite its last game being released over a decade ago.
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Smith told Business Insider the success is due to the decade-plus of doing live Q&As and podcasts about his old movies to feed his fanbase.
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Vile said receiving comments and support from his growing fanbase is just an added bonus to the joy he gets from finishing one of his intricate murals.
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It has a fanbase of more than 2 million who play one of its games each month, and a registered user base in excess of 7 million.
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The University of Alabama's football team fanbase can be spotted at tailgates around the state and the South, chanting "Roll Tide" and sporting crimson all season long.
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But Musk has also become an increasingly divisive figure, as his candid, sometimes abrasive manner has built a loyal fanbase while also attracting lawsuits and regulatory scrutiny.
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We can't be more than a few months away from a big artist with a sizable and weaponizable fanbase pulling the same lever Lil Nas X did.
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He's free to release mixtapes and build his fanbase without the pressure of having to put up sales numbers, which increases his draw as a live performer.
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In addition, the app allows artists to recognize a thriving foreign fanbase from the volume of comments, which opens up new possibilities for touring, merchandising, and more.
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But while his fanbase skews closer to David Guetta than NTS, Marshmello's music itself bubbles over with infectious joi de vivre, reinforced by surprisingly experimental production choices.
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If all goes well, they'll be able to reinforce the DIY approach they've used since the beginning and simultaneously preserve their relationship with a massive international fanbase.
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Dillon the Hacker, whose real name is Dillon Henderson, gained an audience by making satirical content about popular YouTube gamers, including videos trolling PewDiePie and his fanbase.
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Google gave Mashable exclusive data, which will be released on YouTube's blog later this week, that explains how Kelly used the video site to grow her fanbase.
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Kristen Hancher has gained an incredibly large fanbase who have watched the 20-year-old through years of lip-syncing videos and dozens of hair color changes.
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During the 2016 election cycle, we watched Meryl Streep, Beyoncé, and Madonna sing Hillary Clinton's praises, asking their fanbase to get out the vote, volunteer, and donate.
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Few things are more tedious than a band lecturing their fanbase on the fanbase's moral failings and the necessity for everyone to act more like the band.
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They've already solidified lucrative deals with Netflix and Disney, and Meghan's dedicated fanbase has given her the leverage to become an Instagram influencer if she so desires.
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Popular YouTuber David Dobrik has harnessed his passionate and loyal fanbase to get his new smartphone app to hit 1 million downloads in less than a month.
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It's rare that a show has a perfect cast, a perfect fanbase, and the perfect ability to know when to end, but Schitt's Creek is that show.
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To say Hart has a devoted fanbase is an understatement, as illustrated by his sold-out stadiums around the world and frequent placement in top-grossing movies.
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But even though Star-Lord, Groot, Rocket, Gamora, and Drax have become well-known names, the new series isn't being designed exclusively with the growing fanbase in mind.
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After 11 years in the adult film industry, 6623-year-old Lindsey Leigh is at the peak of her career, with a successful cam business and growing fanbase.
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More than simply focusing on expanding their fanbase and getting more global recognition, the group first and foremost wants to be known for their impact on fans' lives.
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ICYMI, 20 year-old model Hailey Baldwin dropped her highly anticipated makeup line with ModelCo last month — and her loyal fanbase has been buzzing about it ever since.
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But Carter's somewhat disastrous time in office proved those qualities don't automatically translate into an effective presidency — and should serve as a cautionary tale for Buttigieg's growing fanbase.
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Since the '80s-homage show debuted on Netflix in mid-July, its fanbase has grown far and wide to include the likes of Australian game developer, Jacob Janerka.
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"Galaxy Quest," a parody of "Star Trek," its fanbase and science-fiction movies in general, also starred Sigourney Weaver, Tony Shalhoub, Daryl Mitchell, Rainn Wilson and Enrico Colatoni.
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She played directly to her fanbase, and it worked, but as a pop persona she had become culturally toxic to a widespread and influential segment of social media.
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In mid-October, the sale of LA Weekly to Semanal Media was announced, prompting both the media world and the paper's loyal Los Angeles fanbase to ask— who?
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Atkin has amassed a huge fanbase of her own thanks to the killer haircuts she gives stars including Teigen, the Kardashians, Bella Hadid, Hailey Baldwin, and Jessica Alba.
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When I first heard this album, parts of it made me think you were legitimately trying to test your fanbase, which, don't get me wrong, I can appreciate.
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The artist's publicist is agreeing to direct the artist's fanbase to a website, and in exchange, there's an implicit agreement that the website's write-up will lean positive.
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This conversation isn't for the investors or the analysts or the journalists, but rather for Tesla's sizable fanbase, the ones who stick with him through thick and thin.
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The hyper-engaged fanbase of BTS, a Korean boy band, and a handful of other popular K-pop groups are bringing American publishers off-the-charts Twitter numbers.
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A vegan influencer who built a fanbase of more than 2 million by touting the health benefits of veganism has apologized after she was spotted eating animal products.
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But alas, the irreplaceable memories and loyalties of a passionate fanbase don't measure up to a team's bottom line, as the story so often goes in pro sports.
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But as the bait-and-switch tactic of the Boys Don't Cry rollout prolongs itself further, the silence is weighing heavier on the most dedicated of Ocean's fanbase.
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Contrary to the wishes of her parents and much of the show's fanbase, "Bachelorette" star/grand prize Hannah Brown interrupted Tyler Cameron's heartfelt proposal on a Grecian mountaintop.
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These days Green finds it increasingly difficult to speak honestly to his audience about the things on his mind while remaining relatable to the fanbase that he built.
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Three days after rousing their still-sizable fanbase with a 55-second snippet of new material, charming chillwave types The XX have returned with more of the same.
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A bizarre meme with unclear origins and a staggering fanbase, garlic bread is celebrated by a pocket of the Internet with exuberance and joy fitting for a king.
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We're really serving a fanbase, so we have personal tastes, but we know we've got to get together and decide what is going to work for the fans.
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Oh, but these are motherfucking Patriots and despite everything you hear from their crybaby, the-world-is-against-us fanbase, things will always seem to bounce their way.
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The site was swiftly vandalised until it was forced to shut down, while ED's fanbase worked to rebuild the original site and restore it to its NSFW glory.
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"The Storm" and "Untouchable" suggested that it would challenge the portion of Em's fanbase that leans right, but it seems more concerned with challenging for Rap Caviar supremacy.
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The basic premise is that supporters worldwide are allowed to vote on the starting line up each week, thus handing an unprecedented level of control to the fanbase.
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Her fanbase is loyal and engaged, and she does her best to connect with them, even if she's sitting in the hair and makeup chair on the job.
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When he's not setting 250GAG on fire, Jensen takes advantage of his massive meme-grown fanbase to peddle tunes like "Solo Dance," an infuriatingly chipper trop-pop morsel.
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He has been sober for around seven years, since he was 35, and gained a fanbase for his satirical drawings criticizing the government's reaction to the vaping issue.
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Before there was AFC Wimbledon, before there was FC United of Manchester, there was Enfield Town, and they too have thrived under the leadership of an empowered fanbase.
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Nintendo has a concrete built-in fanbase and beloved franchises, and now it has a chance to expand the former by exposing the latter to vastly more people.
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And yet Stipe Miocic is on the cusp of pulling off that elusive third defense and he seems to be rather under-appreciated by the UFC's ravenous fanbase.
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A person with knowledge of the situation told INSIDER that "the show is not returning," but the devoted fanbase of "The OA" will likely not be easily quelled.
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"[T]he rapper developed his online fanbase (and his fluency in the quick, satiric language of the internet) by curating memes on Twitter," Time said about Lil Nas.
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Now, as a phenomenon 53SOS are often considered a "boy band," in the sense that they're four young men who can sing and have a loyal teen fanbase.
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A large part of Rihanna's success has been leveraging her fanbase to support her beauty and fashion endeavors, and it also helps that she's considered a fashion icon.
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Ariana is a vocal supporter of gay rights, and her ties with the LGBTQ community are strong, not least because it comprises a large part of her fanbase.
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That means Cubans can only hear local electronic music at live gigs without any chance to listen at home, which is a tough way to build a fanbase.
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Artists like type-A robot Taylor Swift know the vital importance of an insincere charm offensive, where their fanbase is treated like they matter personally to the artist.
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So it's no surprise that Touhou fans in Japan (and the budding international fanbase) are passionate, given that they've had nearly 20 years to stew in their fandom.
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The faces of the show's devoted fanbase are its self-proclaimed "Cumberbitches," who obsess over the show's titular actor, but even the cinematography has a fan page: sherlockcinematography.tumblr.com.
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The fanbase is at a collective breaking point, and the University fears it enough to capitulate after only a few hours of very loud tweets and phone calls.
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It's still the strangest possible album he could have released to that ravenous fanbase, but it began a path of provocateurism that's now led to a creative stagnation.
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While there are a few firebrands here and there, just as there are a few anti-protest sceptics, the majority of the fanbase seem to be reluctant rebels.
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Jayden, who is the second of Spears' sons with ex-husband Kevin Federline, didn't hesitate to answer the stream of questions pouring in from his mother's passionate fanbase.
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"He added: "We believe in the fanbase in Miami, we believe in the organization that we&aposre building, we understand that it&aposs going to take some time.
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By refusing interviews for 18 months, wiping her social media clean, and focusing on cultivating her Tumblr fanbase, Swift removed herself from the cultural conversation for a beat.
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The nominations for the 2020 Grammy Awards were announced earlier this week, and Eilish's fanbase was thrilled to discover that their fave had secured a stunning six nominations.
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A youngish, indie-adjacent, largely gay fanbase might well value such a dynamic more than the charts and pop radio, which demand louder or at least flashier novelties.
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Still, all of that has endeared him to a Newcastle fanbase who've been without an on-field extension of their passion for the game for far too long.
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There were hot takes aplenty, ranging from GOP dismissals of Swift's fanbase as too young to vote, to progressives blasting Swift for taking so long to show up.
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Think of that what you will, but understand that the idea of Nintendo as an out-of-touch company who doesn't understand its fanbase is likely an inaccurate reading.
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When they weren't selling sporting goods or ice cream, they were in the studio or treading patches of grass and dirt at backyard shows, slowly amassing a coastal fanbase.
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Fostering that dedication and sense of community is paramount to The Moth's mission—and on the podcast, those qualities have the added benefit of building a fiercely loyal fanbase.
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While the character's mass appeal has surprised some critics, SpongeBob's millennial fanbase, now grown-up adults, took away messages on friendship, honesty and finding the courage to be yourself.
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" Delia Becker penned a moving note to her late husband's fanbase, detailing how his illness was originally detected and how, in the end, "he just ran out of time.
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"Just from tradition, pride and the fanbase, I know they're craving for a winner and I know we're very close," Woods told the Browns website of his new team.
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Grande's fanbase consists of millions of young girls and women, so it's wonderful to see the singer use her platform to show that it's important to be politically engaged.
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A community of "wedding shaming" subreddits, Facebook pages, Instagram accounts, and more has generated a devoted fanbase over the past 2 years of eager commentators looking to bash ceremonies.
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While Chance's fanbase is largely identified as millennial, the fact that at least a hundred DHH fans are eager for his set indicates that his appeal is even broader.
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To keep that fanbase engaged, the studio is adding two major new features to the game, which you'll be able to experience shortly through a pair of free updates.
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"Angry Black woman" is a theme that Perry has worked to familiarize himself with over the years in way that has garnered him a loyal fanbase and rightful criticism.
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If companies are willing to put in the work of casting a wider array of models and using language that isn't exclusionary, they can build a passionate online fanbase.
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The 032c fanbase is growing as much offline as it is online, embodying the free spirit of a brand that took its name from a Pantone shade of red.
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Dennings shocked the world, or at least her fanbase, late last year when she posted a childhood photo where she appeared as a tiny tot and as a redhead.
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Since his fanbase is so young, Peep's death will likely be the first time many of them will have to deal with the loss of an artist they love.
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Definitely in London, it's taken a minute and I've had to really go for it and give it my best every time, because it's like getting a new fanbase.
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The push for audience engagement and conversation around Watch is also a good reason that Sorry For Your Loss, with its dedicated fanbase, was renewed for a second season.
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The fanbase has since speculated wildly upon his fate, but his appearance in a short teaser trailer released December seems to suggest rumors of his demise were greatly exaggerated.
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Ellis is openly campaigning for this fight and brings an element of intrigue to the cage himself, given his existing fanbase and previous involvement in both MMA and boxing.
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Up to 70 percent of the fashion brand's revenue comes from Asia, but the plan is to expand into the U.S., which undoubtedly has a huge Hunger Games fanbase.
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Anti-semitism being prevalent at the time (not that it went unchallenged), this inevitably led to their fanbase being subjected to anti-Jewish slurs as a form of antagonism.
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While she was teaming up with the likes of icons like Enrique Iglesias, Britney Spears, and even Chris Brown, she failed to cultivate a fanbase that identifies with her.
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Disney will intertwine the storylines of its Marvel shows — which will be exclusive to Disney+ — with theatrical releases, and that could make the SVOD indispensable to Marvel's massive fanbase.
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They encountered devoted fans first-hand at their plush toy company, Squishables, which relied on crowdsourcing for new products, to the delight and sometime dismay of their vocal fanbase.
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The group's American fanbase is significant, with BTS taking out Top Social Artist at the Billboard Music Awards in May, performing single "Fake Love," at the Las Vegas event.
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Following the announcement, the Buffyverse has become a divided fanbase as many continue to share mixed reactions over the reboot that will not feature Gellar in the titular role.
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It doesn't mean it's sufficient, [but] I'm all for the fact that she said that, and that opens the conversation with her or her fanbase to push the envelope.
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His tapes caused his already robust fanbase to swell, earning them the nickname #FutureHive, and he capitalized through issuing three albums and one mixtape in less than a year.
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According to the most uncompromising amongst the AFC Wimbledon fanbase, MK Dons are not a legitimate entity and, as such, watching them at all is a concession of sorts.
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With much of the fanbase still unconvinced by the move to Stratford's Olympic Park, the club's directors were clearly desperate to pay an overwrought tribute to their spiritual home.
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Last fall, he made an earnest, and in some ways noble attempt to grapple with Trump, and with the not-insignificant portion of his fanbase that voted for Trump.
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The frustration at Hibbert in the Pacers' organization and fanbase made for a stark contrast with the adoration that had been heaped on him over the previous six seasons.
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Jorgenson attributes the growth and fanbase of the account to his spending two months watching and listening to videos on TikTok instead of rushing to quickly turn around content.
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Hers is a particularly dedicated fanbase, but the movies Grande references in the "Thank U, Next" video are also beloved, especially by millennial women who grew up with them.
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He became something of an anti-hero for many of the band's followers, his quiet demeanour perfectly aping the fragile, teenage anxieties much of their fanbase were battling with.
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It all made a lot of sense, which was refreshing for a fanbase used to baseball defined by a decade-spanning dedication to "wait, what?" as an organizational philosophy.
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So in yet another crushing blow to a fanbase that has no shortage of grief, the New York Yankees officially have a better quarterback than the New York Jets.
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By attracting and developing non-traditional football players, the NFL is investing in the program and hoping foreign players can attain success which would grow the league's international fanbase.
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To put the store into perspective, the regional chain is the Texas equivalent of a Safeway or a Publix, but with a fanbase that&aposs arguably even more loyal.
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Indie YouTube journalist Josh Pescatore, who runs the Pescatore News Network, told Insider that the coverage damages the credibility of the mainstream media to Kjellberg&aposs massive, young fanbase.
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While Making the Cut has big shoes to fill, Klum and Gunn's expertise and longevity on Project Runway — not to mention their built-in viewership and fanbase — shows promise.
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The bar is something Sarver says will attract the Suns' younger fanbase, as the team will look to take advantage of Arizona State University's downtown campus with 12,000 students.
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Even when Jones's books weren't major sellers, she was prolific, and she was consistent: Her work was always critically admired, and her cult fanbase stayed loyally by her side.
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The farmer from rural Sagada, Mountain Province, was identified within a day as Jeyrick Sigmaton by a very enthusiastic fanbase, and has started to trend with the hashtag #carrotman.
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"Creators need a toolset they can lean on that helps them know their fanbase and hyper-monetize," Beau Bryant, Fullscreen's senior vice president of talent and programming, told Mashable.
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And most recently, the showrunners of "Game of Thrones," David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, walked away from creating a new trilogy for the franchise reportedly over the toxic fanbase.
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Apparently, this is now something artists have to think about: make art about Donald Trump, risk retaliation by a fanbase the Republican frontrunner has directly encouraged to be violent.
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Back then, long before the salary cap spiked, the length of a contract had enough power to prevent an entire fanbase from knowing how "hope" or "joy" truly felt.
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With a rabid fanbase that inhales their books as fast as they can produce them, Ashley and JaQuavis are now moving into television with a deal with NBC Universal.
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It's now 2018 and I'm so blessed to be turning 32 with a fanbase of Little Monsters I've watched spread a message of acceptance and kindness for 10 years now.
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Thanks to Rumble's fighting spirit, growing fanbase and progress so far, the rescue is hoping that the puppy will be able to battle his way to a new, happy life.
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It used to be that just a few celebrities felt equipped with the knowledge and fanbase to create a beauty brand of their own, like Jennifer Lopez and Jessica Simpson.
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Not surprisingly, he has quickly amassed an adoring fanbase, including several of KT Lanes' special needs bowlers, who like to bring Blake treats when they stop by for a game.
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The show, which is based on a book series by author Diana Gabaldon, has an incredibly dedicated fanbase, and Jones read questions from some that he received on the air.
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"If the majority of your fanbase is aging and you are hoping to continue to introduce a younger audience to your music, you make the move to digital," she said.
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With an Instagram fanbase of over 650,63 followers and his first solo exhibition under his belt, his art is quickly making a name for itself with an instantly recognizable style.
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But ever since Leone first posed naked for Penthouse at the age of 19, then became an adult entertainer with a massive fanbase across the world, disapproving comments have followed.
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As a result, his sweeping fanbase has targeted, harassed, and attacked survivors of terror attacks and mass shootings and family members of victims, as well as other completely innocent people.
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Born six weeks premature at only 29 pounds at Cincinnati Zoo in January, Fiona has garnered quite the online fanbase (including us) — just watch her engagement photobomb to know why.
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The YouTube star's refusal to take full responsibility — coupled with the ride or die fanbase that comes with most YouTube stars — suddenly normalized hatred of media among the YouTube community.
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And while the rock star might not be shattering glass ceilings, his androgynous approach to everything from his hair to his clothing does send an important message to his fanbase.
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When the FBI published its 2011 National Gang Threat Assessment, the report drew ire for an unusual new addition: Juggalos, the fanbase of Detroit hip-hop duo Insane Clown Posse.
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Goat is perhaps more gritty than the core Nick Jonas fanbase gravitates towards, but there's no questioning the actor's work in the film, and his effective pairing with Ben Schnetzer.
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Today marks the first official reveal: Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note9, the newest in its Note series, which has overcome past controversy to earn standout reviews and a strong fanbase.
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If anything, Stuart Vevers' Coach has built a loyal, dedicated fanbase that'll trigger the next upward swing for Coach...and it's going to flip over this latest collection of handbags.
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Each is a winner of a special election held by the brand in which Lushies (the company's passionate fanbase) voted their all-time favorite scents and styles back into production.
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And everyone has something of an online fitness trainer fanbase, even when their followers are just there for the booty pics (as a few fans disclosed to me multiple times).
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Critics have also celebrated the game's attention to detail, which pays respects to Nintendo's storied game franchises, while also prioritizing quality-of-life improvements for the dedicated Smash Bros. fanbase.
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Together they're helping to lead somewhat of a porn revolution, building a loyal fanbase on the back of their dedication to sensitively and sexily representing trans and non-binary bodies.
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For a company with Google roots, it's a relatively simple device… but added complexity is added complexity, and it's curious to launch something like this before the fanbase demands it.
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The only other explanation is that it's a clever, satirical comment on a fanbase that has elevated a group of very angry men to the status of trivial YouTube commentators.
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The "elite" perception of the console, combined with some fantastic games and a cult of personality around manufacturer SNK, created a fervent Neo-Geo fanbase that thrives to this day.
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Game of Thrones, HBO's flagship series, will inevitably come to an end in 2019, but that doesn't mean the network is quite ready to say goodbye the show's rabid fanbase.
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The goodwill between Rose and Chicago had festered to a point of supreme discomfort, but the end of the Rose Dream will probably never fully settle for the Bulls' fanbase.
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With so many social networks to keep track of, it's not surprising if you haven't heard of an app called Sarahah, which has millions of users and a teen fanbase.
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If none of this makes any sense at all to you, congratulations on avoiding a fanbase and television program that has grown highly insufferable as it has grown in popularity.
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Speaking to supporters, the idea of renewed 'identity' crops up on several occasions, and most seem to be of the opinion that the fanbase has gone back to its roots.
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When asked about the rabid fanbase and growth of the account, MB, now accustomed to regularly hearing passersby screaming "6IXBUZZ!" in public, says he didn't completely understand it at first.
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Ocean has a young, rabid fanbase that primarily interacts with him online; he doesn't need to distribute physical copies of albums to thousands of stores like Adele or Taylor Swift.
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I think, looking back, we maybe subconsciously wanted to tone things down a bit, and make a record that was dark, sonically and lyrically, that normalized our fanbase a bit.
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While Steele has had a long career writing hard science fiction, Coyote remains one of his most famous works, and it's gained a passionate fanbase since it was first published.
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The hype seems well-justified, which means the members of Guy's very loyal fanbase clearly have good taste and they're not going to be impressed by just any old gift.
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When it came to designing the thing, Team Edison gravitated to the Mustang, seeing in its enthusiast fanbase parallels to the EV crowd: People who want something exciting and different.
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In the mid 1980s and again in the early 1990s, he worked with the late Steve Jobs at Apple to market the original Macintosh computer and grow the company's fanbase.
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The pricey Grand Class Technics SL-22019G was targeted at audiophiles, however, while the 1200's biggest fanbase had been mostly DJs who loved its high-torque, direct-drive platter.
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If Rodgers is going to maintain positivity amongst the fanbase, he either needs to rewrite his personal book of stock platitudes, or take a different approach to critiquing his side.
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"Esports has so much to offer regular sport, with its intense tribalism, hyper-connected fanbase and the overlap between the two, so this makes a lot of sense," she said.
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Even for a fanbase long adjusted to curveballs, the situation unfolding in the prairie dog colonies that surround Dick's Sporting Goods Park in Commerce City, Colorado, is a new one.
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He also told Cooper that while he thinks Trump as president would be "disastrous," he does believe the Republican candidate has the potential to win due to the silent fanbase.
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Morey is the longtime general manager of the NBA's Houston Rockets, a team that developed a large presence and fanbase in China after drafting Chinese star Yao Ming in 2002.
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Now, given this new look and Brown's extremely loyal fanbase, we'd say it's looking likely that "rooted citrine blonde" will be a must-have fall hair color trend after all.
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The 24-year-old has virtually grown up on social media, where her loyal fanbase — to whom she's known as "The Purple Unicorn" — has witnessed her entrepreneurial glow-up firsthand.
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The show was well received by critics and had a global fanbase, but the lead duo made the decision to cancel it after two seasons and return to other projects.
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Controversial creator Jake Paul is turning to his young fanbase to help launch an online course on how to be social media famous for the second time in two years.
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It clanged off the front iron, but that's still an encouraging level of comfort to see from a guy who was booed by his own fanbase a couple weeks ago.
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But the long-dead console still has a massive fanbase, as a clever hacker who managed to port the infinitely addictive Flappy Bird to the Dreamcast's interactive memory card recently demonstrated.
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Nintendo's Labo efforts haven't really been geared specifically toward the Mario-and-Zelda-loving core of the company's fanbase, and the Labo VR Kit doesn't look like it'll break that trend.
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Genesis's knowledge of product branding has helped boost her Instagram following from 5,000 last year to nearly 100,000 today, and AYRA's original, earthy designs have helped her build a devoted fanbase.
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While many of YouTube Red's programs are aimed at a younger fanbase, as with PewDiePie's new show now on YouTube's subscription service, Vimeo's videos are often of a more adult nature.
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A 2018 Morning Consult poll found that Trump faces worse relations with the NBA fanbase, which is more Democrat, ethnically diverse, and counts a number of Trump critics among its superstars.
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Whether or not this signals a change for Vetements, or that Gvasalia just finally acknowledged the young, urban, and racially diverse fanbase he's attracted despite past casting, remains to be seen.
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They are driven to refashion Trek's particular worldview for a 21st-century audience and committed to engaging deeply with the fault lines splitting the nation asunder — including, shockingly, Trek's core fanbase.
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Like most millennial musicians, Mendes relies heavily on his social media to communicate with his fanbase and create a positive environment for his (primarily teen-aged) fans to interact with him.
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It provided for a level of familiarity and authenticity, particularly important given that Disney and Lucasfilm were trying to revive a fanbase that was still recovering from the much-maligned prequels.
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It's a place where niche products that have a fanbase can live on without paying for expensive retail space, and where gimmicky movie tie-ins for chips and soda can thrive.
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He rocketed to the top of the Hollywood Reporter's top actors chart; in the film's aftermath, his Instagram fanbase grew from fewer than 1 million to more than 16 million followers.
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It's also simultaneously a deconstruction of the aged fanbase that still holds onto Star Trek — including all its tired tropes and played-out stereotypes — as a symbol of prestige science fiction.
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Not one to play softball (like some other late-night hosts), Jimmy Kimmel jumped right in with questions about West's support of President Donald Trump, which has the rapper's fanbase incensed.
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While Firefly only lasted for a single season, the strength of its large, vocal fanbase helped convince Universal Pictures there was enough interest for a spinoff movie after the show's cancellation.
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Thusly, it can be considered a useful strategy for artists to turn their page into the kind of generic content aggregator that attracts a much wider audience than their core fanbase.
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After launching her namesake makeup company, Jenner's used her loyal fanbase and powerful social media platform to catapult the brand into one of the fastest growing companies in the beauty business.
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Publishers hope to earn a fanbase of millions and, through microtransactions, expansion packs, and an endless stream of downloadable content, create a cash cow to be milked for years to come.
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In the past, fashion houses wanted a marquee name with a built-in fanbase and an affection for Zoolander-like quotes — like Kardashian-BFF Olivier Rousteing or feud-prone Hedi Slimane.
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Oregon Football Will Be Back: Speaking of that ripple effect, Taggart left a void in Eugene that also felt like an even bigger slap in the face to the Ducks fanbase.
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The lockout happened just when the NFL teams would create their promotions for the upcoming year, so the 49ers organization decided to involve their season ticket fanbase in a marketing campaign.
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It's a complicated and risky role for an actor like Zendaya, who came up through the Disney Channel and boasts a young fanbase that will undoubtedly be unsettled by this turn.
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Though St. Pauli's international success must be heartening in a sense, there is considerable debate within the fanbase about increasing commercialisation, a symptom to some extent of the club's popular appeal.
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For example, if a team knows its fanbase skews younger and more female on a Tuesday night home game, they might shift the music and ads to better target that audience.
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The upside of this is that if someone has a hit, they can run with it—able to build and sustain a fanbase, largely online, in a way Las Ketchup couldn't.
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Tumblr has had a healthy community of Furby collectors and a dedicated Furby fanbase for years, but the oddbodies marry childhood nostalgia, unbridled creativity, and cursed content into the unholiest throuple.Â
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" The label further rebuffed Taylor for making "a unilateral decision last night to enlist her fanbase in a calculated manner that greatly affects the safety of our employees and their families.
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Calloway made these revelations at the Bell House during a live taping of Red Scare, a "dirtbag left"-adjacent podcast with a relatively small but cult-like fanbase of urban millennials.
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She developed a huge fanbase for the time, and her audio technology proficiency allowed her to push the boundaries of what ASMR could sound like with the help of professional tools.
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" Producer Charles Roven said that while the "Batman v Superman" team "respect(s) the canon" and wants "to honor the fanbase," they can't let fan expectations "guide what you're doing creatively.
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JAY-Z knew once the footage of a confrontation between him and Solange was leaked, he would have to explain the situation to restore trust with fanbase and the general public.
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Leuer served as a decent stretch-five for the Phoenix Suns two years ago, and imagining him open driving lanes for Jackson, Harris, and Bradley should make a frustrated fanbase smile.
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You don't want to be that band that completely disenfranchises your fanbase by doing a reggae album or something, but at the same time you don't want to keep repeating yourself.
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What's more, the decision of whether or not to include disturbing material gets extra complicated when television shows are based on already existing material with a large fanbase of is own.
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Social media companies face the same challenge in reverse: How do you change things just enough to stay fresh without shifting your platform so much that you alienate your core fanbase?
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"Our fanbase is pretty diverse," Tyler Hubbard told the Late Night audience, either lying or referring to the split between Kasich voters, Cruz voters, and Trump voters in the band's base.
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When My Chemical Romance dropped its masterpiece Welcome to the Black Parade in 2006, it expanded their fanbase and many more were made aware of lead singer Gerard Way's unique vision.
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The "Style and Substance" portion of the website is dedicated to editorial photo shoots, interviews, and style tips, and it spotlights members of its constantly growing fanbase through an Instagram carousel.
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"I love this feeling way too much," Andreescu said in a televised interview after the match, as her loyal Canadian fanbase cheered behind her on the plaza outside Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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"I love this feeling way too much," Andreescu said in a televised interview after the match, as her loyal Canadian fanbase cheered behind her on the plaza outside Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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The years since have seen a pronounced 80s soul and pop influence temper the band's rough-hewn majesty into muscular, glistening arena-anthems as their fanbase and fame has grown exponentially.
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In 2017, Paul released a video showing a dead body in Japan&aposs "suicide forest," a highly criticized incident that negatively impacted his fanbase and led many to question his judgment.
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But even for a fanbase that might be frustrated with Manning's performances, the departure of a veteran starting QB — be it for a season or longer — can be tough to bear.
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I might be missing some companies that have a fanbase that I'm not aware of, but in terms of the popular ones, I think DJI's got the market share right now.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In terms of cultivating a fanbase of rabidly devoted followers, it's hard to say whether Christianity or Star Wars™ has the edge these days.
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" She penned a moving note to her late husband's fanbase, detailing how his illness was originally detected at an annual checkup and how, in the end, "he just ran out of time.
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The first generation Aibo had a dedicated fanbase in Japan—so much so that 114 were given a traditional Buddhist funeral once Sony discontinued the repairs for the robot dogs in 2014.
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But that simple comparison hides a much larger point: Barring the interest in industrial design and the rabid fanbase, the Apple of 2001 has little in common with the Apple of 2016.
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With Patreon, many of them have spent years building up a fanbase of people who support them financially—if they're kicked off the platform, it's possible their livelihoods will be at risk.
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Or Kacey Musgraves, a rare country-leaning artist with an ardent gay fanbase whose 2018 album Golden Hour sold modestly, but rode acclaim to an Album of the Year Grammy this year.
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Up until his death, the unapologetic murderer continued to draw from a fanbase willing to pay thousands of dollars for autographed items or string animals — especially scorpions — made by Manson in prison.
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It seems like an incredibly lucky break that Guitar Hero was so massively popular in 223, considering a great deal of your fanbase first heard Wolfmother through playing "Woman" on the game.
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But, perhaps there's no more devoted fanbase than Justin Bieber's gang of Beliebers, who have spent the better part of their teenage and young adult years fawning over the Canadian pop star.
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In the aftermath of Demi Lovato's hospitalization from an apparent drug overdose on Tuesday, conflicting reports on the singer's condition and recovery have left her supporters and ardent fanbase concerned and confused.
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As it turns out, changing a massive studio's antiquated assumptions about women, people of color, and LGBTQ folks — while also battling a toxic subset of your fanbase — is a tough learning process.
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Plus, the relentless, worldwide touring they did in support of it, over which they quickly earned a large and rabid fanbase, seemed like a surefire method of running themselves into the ground.
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To describe Kingdom Hearts III as wildly anticipated would be to downplay the degree to which the fervour of the series' fanbase has been compounded by the game's extended period in development.
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You see the thing with an iPhone is that even if it isn't the latest model, it will still have industry-leading technology and still have a devoted fanbase to call on.
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Arguably the most high-profile team in American sports begins the playoffs Sunday against the Green Bay Packers, and the team is hoping to boost its fanbase with an "official bandwagon" application.
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While many Leicester supporters are still pinching themselves at their champion status, those that I meet on parade day are hugely forthcoming about what it means to the fanbase and the city.
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It's easy to think they're under the misguided impression that this is quality TV. But it also could be a big joke, that the fanbase will just accept anything at this point.
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These are choppy waters that Carter is navigating, and having a vocally affectionate fanbase is a vital emotional support layer, as well as the first hurdle to cross to re-achieve relevance.
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Moonlight has a passionate fanbase, and both Lion and Patriots Day had me bawling, but I don't see what else could go the distance unless Martin Scorsese delivers another masterpiece with Silence.
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Niall's fanbase is not only comprised of those who own his likeness in cardboard cutout form, but it's those who support his solo endeavours with a glimmer of hope in their eye.
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"We're going up against Netgear, and D-Link, and Google, so if we're gonna win it's gonna be on being a more human-centered company and having the biggest fanbase," he says.
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Monday's decision to dissolve Kashmir's special status is copied from the same template: done suddenly at great cost to a large section of people, but certain to appeal to the Hindutva fanbase.
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When I looked at Toronto … I could see the potential of what a good team could look like whether that was the fanbase, the people, the city — it's beautiful, and has diversity.
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We all started this with the best of intentions, but at the same time, we know now that Fanbase is never going to be the thing that we wanted it to be.
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Critics will find ways to legitimize him by pointing out that he has sampled The Microphones but in doing so ignore the entire reason he has a fanbase in the first place.
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He is every bullshit columnist's dream manifestation of a winner, toiling away in a market that, out of view of national press and the national fanbase, loves the shit out of him.
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Weeks after ABC canceled the show, CMT announced via Twitter that it will be bringing back the beloved country music drama for a fifth season, following overwhelming support from the show's fanbase.
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That multiplatform mixture of music and drama wouldn't have succeeded without the undeniably catchy earworms Swift's diary entries were wrapped in, or without the devoted fanbase of Swifties that she cultivated online.
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People who at one point turned against Rowling, or demanded that she do better at respecting segments of her fanbase, all find themselves transformed into a vicious archetype in the Strike novels.
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