Media Sean O'Malley is doing well... finally

[zakk]

no biggie

 

[burningspear]

Ephemeral tattoos fade away in a couple years.

 

[jeskola]

Ephemeral tattoos fade away in a couple years.

Except the part where they don't really cause its a scam. Instead they partially fade and look like garbage jail tats

 

[Ares Black]

Glad to see that he's doingwell

 

[Guy LeDouche]

All black can be removed later, & even if you can still detect that something happened in that spot, 8 FIGURES... will easily make up for that inconvenience. Grow bangz... problem solved & 8 figurez in teh bank~

Your the guy that still supports losers like Lando Vannata
No wonder you are just full of shit takes

 

[SurferH2O]

I'm sure he has no regerts.

 

[SamuraiBro]

This tat is fake right? Surely no way he really did that.

 

[Myrddin Wild]

What company that has "8 figures" just laying around in marketing cash decides to dump all of it on a tattoo marketing campaign with one person? Highly doubt this company exists in any meaningful capacity, much less has this kind of money to blow on what is clearly a waste of capital?

...and yet here we are talking about it. I'm not saying it's a smart move or not, but it's gone viral, & Sean steps into teh octogon in a few weeks putting their name into mainstream attention. A superbowl ad goes for 8 mill (almost 8 figures) for one 30 second spot.

I'd expect this stunt will probably get an equal number of views, if not more by teh end of teh month.

 

[Myrddin Wild]

Your the guy that still supports losers like Lando Vannata
No wonder you are just full of shit takes

That's rude. I guess you're teh shit fan that drops your favorite fighters teh moment they lose, yeah??

There's a lot more to MMA than W'z & L'z. I love his fighting style. It would've been nice if he won more, but he'z still a blast to watch!

Plus I've already got an entire catalog of Groovy shoops that make any statement I wish to make.




...and so he remains my avatar despite being likely retired.

 

[Mongoosemk12]

...and yet here we are talking about it. I'm not saying it's a smart move or not, but it's gone viral, & Sean steps into teh octogon in a few weeks putting their name into mainstream attention. A superbowl ad goes for 8 mill (almost 8 figures) for one 30 second spot.

I'd expect this stunt will probably get an equal number of views, if not more by teh end of teh month.

Talking about it or going viral doesn't necessarily translate into money though. Especially for a startup, this is an especially dumb tactic if it's real. How does one monetize this "virality" to recoup an eight figure marketing investment? How much ad time with the UFC do you think they could have bought with eight figures? This just doesn't make sense from a litany of angles. Honestly I had kind of come around on this guy and was hoping he had turned a corner. I'm old. I like his fighting style but not his personality/persona.

 

[Takes Two To Tango]

lol what a guy, I hope it's worth it. Money wise I suppose.

 

[fendertach]

Golden Palace vibes. Dana gonna make Sean wear a big flesh colored band-aid over it for his next fight.

 

[xhaydenx]

Looks good.

 

[VinceArch]

Looks good.

What is it that makes it look good? The penmanship? The color? The way it healed? The placement? I'm curious.

 

[Myrddin Wild]

Talking about it or going viral doesn't necessarily translate into money though. Especially for a startup, this is an especially dumb tactic if it's real. How does one monetize this "virality" to recoup an eight figure marketing investment? How much ad time with the UFC do you think they could have bought with eight figures? This just doesn't make sense from a litany of angles. Honestly I had kind of come around on this guy and was hoping he had turned a corner. I'm old. I like his fighting style but not his personality/persona.

I see what you're saying... but making your product go viral, means that everyone is now talking about your brand. When making purchasing choices, there's a tendency for the consumer to "legitimize" something we've heard of. I've caught myself making such determinations, though when I thought about it... the fact that I heard about it doesn't legitimize it at all. Still the impulse was there, & a lot of people don't think thingz through like I tend to do. I over-think everything... lol.

so for better or worse... this going viral is the play. Everyone now has spoken about their brand, might even look up whatever teh fook it does, & it's at least jump started in the cattle mind mentality.

Again, I got no skin in the game, & don't really care one way or the other, but I can see how something like this is going to get a lot of attention. I'd assume they have several ad campaigns to follow in major outlets & people will recognize the name after talking about this kid that tattoed it on his fooking forehead... lol... (EEK!!!)

 

[xhaydenx]

What is it that makes it look good? The penmanship? The color? The way it healed? The placement? I'm curious.

All of the above, mate.

However, it would have been better if the "W" was capitalized. Someone is going to read that as Dongwell from afar.

 

[VinceArch]

All of the above, mate.

However, it would have been better if the "W" was capitalized. Someone is going to read that as Dongwell from afar.

Well, if that's the ONLY thing O'Malley has to worry about.

 

[Ramon Antonio]

No way this is real. He’s been posting ai shit a lot recently.

 

[Mongoosemk12]

I see what you're saying... but making your product go viral, means that everyone is now talking about your brand. When making purchasing choices, there's a tendency for the consumer to "legitimize" something we've heard of. I've caught myself making such determinations, though when I thought about it... the fact that I heard about it doesn't legitimize it at all. Still the impulse was there, & a lot of people don't think thingz through like I tend to do. I over-think everything... lol.

so for better or worse... this going viral is the play. Everyone now has spoken about their brand, might even look up whatever teh fook it does, & it's at least jump started in the cattle mind mentality.

Again, I got no skin in the game, & don't really care one way or the other, but I can see how something like this is going to get a lot of attention. I'd assume they have several ad campaigns to follow in major outlets & people will recognize the name after talking about this kid that tattoed it on his fooking forehead... lol... (EEK!!!)

That's the thing though... when you do search for the company.... there is nothing. So even if this was real and they were trying to make a big media push, you can't find them which kind of defeats the purpose.

 

[Söze Aldo]

No way this is real. He’s been posting ai shit a lot recently.

He already has pre-existing face tattoos. At that point, you’ve already mutilated your face, what difference does adding another one make? There has never been a person with face tats who was fully sound of mind.