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It's not.
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For me, it's the exact opposite. I find myself getting more and more pissed off as a fan of them because of the sheer lack of effort they put in, and when there is something they could feasibly do - such as release the footage of the tour - they give us literal scraps or a bloody hoodie. They're just there for a cheque now.
And what an waste it was too. Could and should been so much more.
Speaking of...
Newly announced at the Spice Girls store, a limited edition re-issue of the iconic #Spiceworld2019 pullover hoodie in black and pink. The inside neckline boasts a personalized numbered label ranging from 1 to 300, making each hoodie a one-of-a-kind piece.
This is not a joke.
There was 12 different angles being shot at one of the shows. Paul Roberts was watching the screens.
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Doesn’t necessarily mean they all had useable footage at the right times but yeah
Most of the footage from this video seems like it was shot handheld by their official photographer, not coming from professional cameras for the screens. As a fan, I would be happy with footage like this but let's not fool ourselves this does not look like a professional, ready-for-release, video.
Now the actual footage shot for the screens might be good enough but we haven't really seen much of that, also there were a lot of graphics overlays which might make the footage a bit harder to use (if they don't have access to the actual raw footage).
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So they've made Bluebell sew in 300 labels into some unsold hoodies? My god, I really do hate them dd.
It's wild to think of all the relatively minimal effort releases they could be doing on their store (cardsleeve single rereleases, Spice in a "webstore exclusive" slipcase etc) that fans would eat up, but instead they just keep chucking the same pngs on t-shirts.
The Spiceworld19 montage made me emotional
I agree sadly. Considering they are one - if not THE - of the most iconic girl bands EVER, the social media and whole promotion, releases, social media etc is shockingly bad. Not just in terms of quality but -what feels like - lack of respect for their fanbase. I know some will reply saying that they don't owe the fans anything, I get that, but when you have others storming it social, release wise it's just a shame the Spice Girls is far from that.
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As opposed to...? It's not like Spiceworld is filled with news at the minute and they've just released a trailer for a tour that they refuse to release - it's bound to rightfully receive criticism as well as positivity.
