It seems that even in his former incarnation, Stevin John was destined for viral fame, but no one could have foreseen the dancing poop guy’s pivot to mainstream children’s entertainment. >Everyone has a past - Blippi’s just happens to involve a widely viewed, comedic video of him taking a deuce on another man. >“Yes, I did make a gross-out comedy video when I was in my early twenties, long before I started Blippi,” John said in a statement to BuzzFeed News. >In a hard R–rated twist, in a 2013 video that BuzzFeed News has viewed, Stevin "Blippi" John takes an explosive diarrhea shit on his nude friend’s ass in a truly shocking rendition of the “Harlem Shake” meme. Grossman to Stevin John) including low-budget, low-brow comedy videos with titles like “Turdboy” and “Underwear Man.” And Blippi is hardly John's first brush with internet fame. He created comedy videos under the moniker “Steezy Grossman” (he changed his name legally from Stephen J.
The new dude's an imposter and my kid knows that he doesn't pass the smell test at all.>Blippi’s real name is Stevin John, and before he began performing as a twee, 21st-century clown, he was a filmmaker in LA. God knows I've got an assload of skeletons in my closet thank heavens I'm not famous. Hell the fact that he did scat humor before getting famous makes me like the dude more. Blippi marquees the written words across the screen when he's highlighting an action. Shows like little baby bum and Cocomellon require no engagement at all. Also look at the engagement with the kid on the screen. Now the majority of Blippi's episodes are one shot takes with a hovering Steadicam, and even when he fucks up a line, he just owns it and moves on. There are like 3-4 seconds between shots, and I'm willing to bet that the sensory overload and speed of transitions will lead to even worse attention spans than kids have now. watch shows like CoCo Mellon and watch the cadence of the scene transitions. In a report from Buzzfeed News, Blippi has been revealed as former grossout comedian Steezy Grossman, who filmed a rather stomach-churning version of the Harlem Shake in 2013.
Ya'll sound like a bunch of haters.ĭig this. Where's all the flak coming from? He was an air force vet, is married, has a kid, and cashed out on a high yield, low overhead media operation which started on freaking YouTube of all things.
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