The Guys Watch The Straight Boys Vadim And Devon On MTV

[mikeyank]

This was one of the most confusing BTS film's that I've seen. It was hard to distinguish what was the MTV part, what was the Young Turks, (whatever that is) part, and the "live" comments from the boys mixed in with an almost inaudible phone conversation with Vadim Black, plus add in the fact that we were told that Devon has been working with other studios and may not be back, and add in the Chandler disclaimer piece about the "performance enhancing drugs" with half of the screen having Chandler blurred out, and add in that all the new models who don't know Vadim Black were in the room too, so I found this BTS what I would call a "cluster fuck" and not in a good way.

If someone can sort it all out and find a point to it please explain, cause my head is spinning from watching it.

Broke Straight Boys - Watching Vadim Black And Devon Felix On Tv

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[Buckeye1]

This was one of the most confusing BTS film's that I've seen. It was hard to distinguish what was the MTV part, what was the Young Turks, (whatever that is) part, and the "live" comments from the boys mixed in with an almost inaudible phone conversation with Vadim Black, plus add in the fact that we were told that Devon has been working with other studios and may not be back, and add in the Chandler disclaimer piece about the "performance enhancing drugs" with half of the screen having Chandler blurred out, and add in that all the new models who don't know Vadim Black were in the room too, so I found this BTS what I would call a "cluster fuck" and not in a good way.

If someone can sort it all out and find a point to it please explain, cause my head is spinning from watching it.

Mike, you need one of my super-duper chill pills. Took one before I watched the BTS...didn't understand much of it either...and the best part...DON'T GIVE A FUCK...happy happy happy.

 

[mikeyank]

Mike, you need one of my super-duper chill pills. Took one before I watched the BTS...didn't understand much of it either...and the best part...DON'T GIVE A FUCK...happy happy happy.

Damn, it's times like this I'm sorry I gave up pot! lolololol

Or an even longer time ago, LSD!

 

[peterh6308]

Hahahaha that was lame!!!!

 

[ScottA]

This was one of the most confusing BTS film's that I've seen. It was hard to distinguish what was the MTV part, what was the Young Turks, (whatever that is) part, and the "live" comments from the boys mixed in with an almost inaudible phone conversation with Vadim Black, plus add in the fact that we were told that Devon has been working with other studios and may not be back, and add in the Chandler disclaimer piece about the "performance enhancing drugs" with half of the screen having Chandler blurred out, and add in that all the new models who don't know Vadim Black were in the room too, so I found this BTS what I would call a "cluster fuck" and not in a good way.

If someone can sort it all out and find a point to it please explain, cause my head is spinning from watching it.

Have to agree. That was awful and pointless, and the title was Click Bait -- I assumed from "The Guys Watch Vadim Black and Devon" that they meant the models were going to watch the Vadim Black and Devon Broke Straight Boys scene and comment on that (which I thought was sort of weird and creepy to begin with). Guess I didn't read the fine print! Anyway, the whole thing was poorly done, for all the reasons already mentioned. And most of the models looked like they didn't really care, anyway -- there were all the new guys who don't even know Vadim Black, and some of the old timers obviously on their phones texting or whatever. They all looked bored, actually. What a waste of time!

 

[johnny]

Just more BS from Broke Straight Boys with another BTS..Nothing is REAL....

 

[tampa24]

I have to agree that I couldn't quite get the point of this BTS. I thought the guys would be making thoughtful or humorous comments to what was being presented on the show. Instead it was just an odd jumble of random comments and answers that seemed almost painful to elicit from the assembled models. The audio was terrible. At times there were so many random private conversations going on in the background, that the whole setup didn't lend itself well to understanding what one or more models had to say about Vadim Black's show. I appreciated that the interviewer kept asking the guys to speak up and repeat what they were saying. That was very helpful and considerate of the audience. Because the mic seemed too far away to pic up soft or mumbling voices.

The models looked very bored and even put upon to do the BTS. I have to tease David a bit because he posted a pic on twitter saying that he couldn't have conversations with his fellow models because they were always on the phone ignoring him. Then in this BTS scene he has his eyes and attention focused squarely on the phone most of the time. lol At 5:28 I can't make heads or tails of what's being said. It sounds something mangled like, "Scan or eat it"?? I think Jessie said it because the camera panned to him. But I don't know.

I appreciated that Chandler responded to some of Vadim Black's comments about taking all those supposedly awful pills. His response though, brief as it was, seemed rambling and often for me at least, incoherent and unintelligible. At the end of it I wasn't completely sure what points he was trying to make. I think was trying to say that most of the Broke Straight Boys models use those same drugs without problems. Or do the other models have problems and bad side effects with them? And I think he was trying to say that Vadim Black's characterization of them as "poison" was entirely wrong. But it's not like he ever came out directly and said that.

I did think it was cute the way the guys had a blanket across their laps on the sofa. lol I wouldn't have minded being snuggled up tightly against a few of them. haha

As far as whether I was going to like the vid after the whole thing was said and done, that was answered in the last 5 seconds. After struggling most of the time to hear what the models were saying, struggling to hear what Vadim Black was saying on speaker phone, etc...one thing that could be heard quite well came at the very end as the scene faded to black. One of the models says very clearly, "I gotta take a shit first." I was just like, "Eww. Gross! Did I really need to hear that just as I'm winding down to go to bed?" Whoever did the editing on the vid could have done all of us in the Broke Straight Boys audience a huge favor by sparing us from that bit of over-sharing.

The idea itself for this BTS vid was a very good one in theory. It had some great potential. But the execution was flawed.

 

[another1]

This was one of the most confusing BTS film's that I've seen. It was hard to distinguish what was the MTV part, what was the Young Turks, (whatever that is) part, and the "live" comments from the boys mixed in with an almost inaudible phone conversation with Vadim Black, plus add in the fact that we were told that Devon has been working with other studios and may not be back, and add in the Chandler disclaimer piece about the "performance enhancing drugs" with half of the screen having Chandler blurred out, and add in that all the new models who don't know Vadim Black were in the room too, so I found this BTS what I would call a "cluster fuck" and not in a good way.

If someone can sort it all out and find a point to it please explain, cause my head is spinning from watching it.

situation normal, all fucked up! snafu! the ten guys who were at the December session were watching the 'young turks'! it's called that mainly because the host is a turks and for their cutting edge commentary on very subjects. the episode the guys were watching is the one the young turks did on the gay for pay show that aired on mtv. young turks cut to scenes from the mtv show, to show their audience what prompted their discussion.
the guys knew devon was on a mtv show. they knew some guy named Vadim Black was also on that mtv show. half the guys worked with Vadim Black or were on the set at the same time as Vadim Black.
the live comment during the young turks show gather information about how many plan on telling their family and friends and little things like that.
this was shot in december before the devon thing came up in january. I am sure there were many other episodes with devon that were shot in december.
as a friend of mine told me, when you think you understand things, it's time to take your meds!

 

[Dean B]

II do think in a way it was telling that the other models had so little to say.

The point of the video, I think, was to give a rebuttal to Vadim Black's claim to take poisonous illegal pills. I think Chandler was speaking on behalf of Broke Straight Boys and the others in denying this claim. I obviously don't know what the truth of this is, but whatever the truth, you can understand why the Broke Straight Boys management and the models would be eager to deny this.

 

[gardenboy]

What a total waste of time. It looked like half the models were not even watching the video and were texting and the video was garbage. Why waste our time with such total trash!!!!!!!!!

 

[louis33705]

I have nothing to say other than this BTS in no way compares with the one when Paul went home and talked to his family about his career.

 

[thejudge]

That was AWFUL! Definitely Fake, Poorly constructed & Unbelievably Boring! And oh yeah....The Models looked MORE Bored than we the viewers! And lets not forget that PANEL that wa discussing the MTV show. Wow! Were they Bad too! Please skip this kind of Mind Garbage in the future Broke Straight Boys

 

[joeychuck2]

Ok This is very different than you guys. I liked it. It's like a soap opera. People who watch them get to think it is real. They worry about the characters as if they were real friends of theirs. If that's what you are looking for then here it is for you. I am very sure that some of the things they say are real. I like watching HSBoys that just have plots going into sex. No one cares about the models they get fucked and whipped and jerked off and pissed on and in. Does it really hurt? Who cares they aren't real or they are very real. At Broke Straight Boys they are real ( so we think) and we care and worry about them. We express our opinions on the forums. The vast majority of members don't do that but we who do are special here.

 

[mikeyank]

II do think in a way it was telling that the other models had so little to say.

The point of the video, I think, was to give a rebuttal to Vadim Black's claim to take poisonous illegal pills. I think Chandler was speaking on behalf of Broke Straight Boys and the others in denying this claim. I obviously don't know what the truth of this is, but whatever the truth, you can understand why the Broke Straight Boys management and the models would be eager to deny this.

I agree that management wanted to get the word out that Vadim Black's little soliloquy about taking "bad and illegal drugs" was not the Broke Straight Boys way, and they appointed Chandler to speak out. Unfortunately he was not a good choice to provide a clear, concise rebuttal as his words were as confusing and muddled as this whole little film trying to give clarity to a confusing situation, but unfortunately this was more confusing and unenlightening than the original MTV piece.

I also personally believe, based on nothing more than my intuition as a "yenta" that neither Vadim Black nor Devon, (or is that "Luke" and "Julian") will be back to film new scenes for Broke Straight Boys This video plus the management post a couple of weeks ago about Devon violating his contract lead me to believe that whatever they have already filmed and not yet shown will be the last of their work to be seen here. But I could be completely wrong on that. It is just an "educated guess", based on all the time I've been here trying to read clues as some read tea leaves. lol

 

[mikeyank]

Ok This is very different than you guys. I liked it. It's like a soap opera. People who watch them get to think it is real. They worry about the characters as if they were real friends of theirs. If that's what you are looking for then here it is for you. I am very sure that some of the things they say are real. I like watching HSBoys that just have plots going into sex. No one cares about the models they get fucked and whipped and jerked off and pissed on and in. Does it really hurt? Who cares they aren't real or they are very real. At Broke Straight Boys they are real ( so we think) and we care and worry about them. We express our opinions on the forums. The vast majority of members don't do that but we who do are special here.

I am with you Joey in enjoying viewing Broke Straight Boys as some view soap operas and I certainly agree about the forum, but I feel that this piece was just badly filmed and presented. A great idea but very poor execution.

 

[mikeyank]

I have nothing to say other than this BTS in no way compares with the one when Paul went home and talked to his family about his career.

I completely agree Louis that that was a brilliant piece of work!

 

[betudidntknow]

Ok This is very different than you guys. I liked it. It's like a soap opera. People who watch them get to think it is real. They worry about the characters as if they were real friends of theirs. If that's what you are looking for then here it is for you. I am very sure that some of the things they say are real. I like watching HSBoys that just have plots going into sex. No one cares about the models they get fucked and whipped and jerked off and pissed on and in. Does it really hurt? Who cares they aren't real or they are very real. At Broke Straight Boys they are real ( so we think) and we care and worry about them. We express our opinions on the forums. The vast majority of members don't do that but we who do are special here.

Liked your post Joel!

 

[elyot1]

This was one of the most confusing BTS film's that I've seen. It was hard to distinguish what was the MTV part, what was the Young Turks, (whatever that is) part, and the "live" comments from the boys mixed in with an almost inaudible phone conversation with Vadim Black, plus add in the fact that we were told that Devon has been working with other studios and may not be back, and add in the Chandler disclaimer piece about the "performance enhancing drugs" with half of the screen having Chandler blurred out, and add in that all the new models who don't know Vadim Black were in the room too, so I found this BTS what I would call a "cluster fuck" and not in a good way.

If someone can sort it all out and find a point to it please explain, cause my head is spinning from watching it.

You said it. Thank you.

 

[johnny]

I have nothing to say other than this BTS in no way compares with the one when Paul went home and talked to his family about his career.

But then you have to say. Vadim Black in no way compares too Paul in likability. One thing I always wonder about Girlfriends?
What do they think the camera crew is doing in there house ? Or in there car if they know nothing? But then I feel I may be going through a little Broke Straight Boys burnout.
Because I don't believe in much of anything said by Broke Straight Boys staff, management or models.

 

[Dean B]

I agree with the last post about wondering what the girlfriend thought about having cameras in the house if she didn't really know what was going on. And what abiut the scene with Devon too where he reveals he knows about Vadim Black's gay porn career and reveals he does the same? But that's the MTV bit.

I think the Broke Straight Boys bit (ie the models sitting around the couch) is almost painfully real. The models were totally unimpressed with Vadim Black, but felt it a bit impolite to say so on film, given they might be fucking him next month. So they said nothing. They didn't seem keen to congratulate Vadim Black when Devon rang him up either. I do think that is an interesting reaction and makes the video very worthwhile. In a way, it is very honest Behind The Scenes material, and so I really disagree that it isn't worthwhile. It was really telling, I think.