Technoblade

And finally, there's some things that are moving ahead.

The first one being I'm making a documentary called Technoblade Never Dies, which is about a young man, Alex, who was a YouTuber.

who went by the name of Technoblade.

There's so little that I can say about this film and I'm choosing to say about it, but we put out an announcement.

It was out there that it's being supported by Riot Games and Hypixel, which has been an incredible honor to get to work with them.

There's a great piece from Variety on it, which gives a bit more details.

The reason I don't want to talk too much about it is it's such a huge story.

And there's so many people that are so invested in what Technoblade achieved that we just want to be so careful about how we're putting information out there about the film.

And his name's not Blade.

Yeah, they just gave you Technoblade.

They gave you Technoblade? They gave you Doctrine, and boy howdy.

Is that his name? Yeah, Doctrine.

He looks cool.

For the first time in the El Capitan's 100-year history, creator videos were given a red carpet premiere there.

Styx premiered the Technoblade movie, and Zach King screened his handmade cardboard Star Wars satire.

These are projects that would normally reach audiences through YouTube or a phone, now sitting inside one of Hollywood's most recognizable premiere venues.

The interesting part was not simply putting YouTube on a movie screen.

It's called Created in LA, and it kicked off yesterday at Hollywood's El Capitan Theater.

The celebration included a big screen premiere of the Technoblade movie, an original tribute video by the creato duo The event continues today at the Walt Disney Studios lot in Burbank.

Disney is the parent company of ABC 7.

That's on the red carpet for this morning.

The Fall Drop has a title now, Wilderness Bound.

And there's a new documentary being produced called Technoblade Never Dies.

Also, as per usual, I will be providing a clip to episode 149, a cornucopia of history, the Minecraft Goat Horn that comes out this Thursday.

And I will be also putting in some little smaller headlines of the news today.

I would like to now move into one that's making waves and has caused anticipation in the Minecraft community.

It's a new documentary in the works as, well, as you listen to Romney's flashes being created as we, as I speak, I should say.

It's called Technoblade Never Dies.

According to Todd Spangler's article found at Variety, Technoblade Never Dies, a documentary film about late Minecraft content creator in the works with funding from Riot Games and Hypixel Studios, long title, published on September 3rd, this is a feature-length documentary financed by Riot Games and Hypixel Studios.