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[Chump Force 1]

[Red Walrus]

One thing we can do is try to decipher the lyrics, it may give us a clue to the "cause" or something important.

[ShadowKnight]

[bryanflurry]

we could ask theglasshelmets myspace for the lyrics, if they are what they seem to be then they should be able to provide one

[Muerti]

Name that tune!

[Duckie]

I just checked last.fm and I'm definitely the first person to have scrobbled the band name... not that that means anything.

This doesn't quite jive with the rest of the game for a number of reasons I'll talk about in a second here.
BUT, for those of you saying that its a gamejack, you have to accept:

(1) The PMs of this game stole music from a real metal band, then told us they were named something else.
(2) That band WAS popular enough that, within four hours, someone identified the song, set up a fake myspace and fake review, and illegally uploaded the song as their own.
(3) Despite the fact that ONE person was able to recognize the song within four hours, the song is paradoxically not popular enough that ANYONE else on the internet can identify it in two days.

I guess the only other alternative is that someone was musically talented enough to record the whole thing, by ear, in four hours... erm.

Anyway, my theory right now: at least one person who is involved in the writer's guild was involved behind the curtain for this game.

Jamie could easily have filmed every single teddy video on one day a few months ago. Heck, it makes MORE sense that she would do that instead of tying the actress down at the studio.

So, they've got all of Jamie's videos, a vague idea of where the game is going... and a skeleton team to make sure it all gets out.

I feel like they might have planned something bigger with the glass helmets, but the due date for posting her video came up with no one to work on the fake band, so they posted a last second effort.

Or maybe I'm just being a PM appologist for the subpar gameplay.

[Euchre]

[DougBThree]

[CloverfieldClues.com]

The problem with this "arg" is they are not good about cross-validating new information.

For example, when Tagruato.jp came out, there were Slusho references, but no Tagruato references on Slusho site. Eventually (two weeks later), they added the Distribution page to Slusho with Tagruato references.

This is the same problem BoldFutura.jp suffers. If it was real, it would be easy enough to point to it from the Tagruato subsidiary page.

If the song was important, the easiest way to clear this up would be for Jamie to change her MySpace music to "the glass helmets" or whoever they are.

Of course, they haven't done any MySpace updates in over a month, which makes me wonder why they would start a new MySpace page if they are not keeping the existing pages up to date...

[Duckie]

[The Internet]

[Bruce]

[W-Three]

[egyptianruin]

[Patrick Star]