“Portlandia” Shows What Happens When Kickstarter Campaigns Go Horribly Wrong
4:09 pm, February 13th | by Amy Tennery
Kickstarter is a complex tool. On the one hand, the crowd-sourcing site can be a wildly effective fund-raising tool for entrepreneurs’ worthy projects. Then again, it can also become a time suck for failed vanity projects that never get off the ground.
This hilarious “Portlandia” segment showcases what happens in the latter scenario.
A nonsensical performing artist with an unnecessarily difficult to spell name? Check. An overdone, under-budgeted pitch video that runs longer than most traditional sitcoms? Check. A single, long-suffering blood relative who ends up giving the project its only worthwhile donation? Ah, yea.
[via Buzzfeed]
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