Remember Felicia Williams from the perky “The Daily Reel” segments?
Oh- before your time? Well she’s been a YouTube feature editor since last summer (where she featured none of my videos), and now she’s joined Next New Network.
Felicia… does this mean I can let the cat out of the bag regarding your role in this embarassing Wizard of Oz YouTube parody (advance to 2:43)?
Or should I go ahead and keep a lid on that — so I don’t embarass you with your new buds?
P.S. Layoff Sukatra and others. I’m writing about Felicia because this is newsworthy.
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Thanks for the note, Nalts! Felicia is definitely newsworthy.
Look for her good witch powers to only increase in her new role…
HA! Like I’m gonna lay off.
When are you gonna start writing about possum? They deserve their day in the sun too, you know. Well, not technically in the sun. More like the dead of night. But you get what I mean.
She actually emailed me back one time. Nothing of Peter’s ever gets featured, though. That’s ok. I Kicked a Girl continues to get 3,000-7,000 hits a day on it’s own (then figure in other numbers).
She is rather attractive, though. That must be why there is an article on her
In response to that video…
What the fuck?
@5 Did you notice that one of the munchkins was played by Ian “Chris McCandless” Crossland?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_McCandless
@5 Did you notice that I was nowhere in that video?
I attribute this one fact alone to why I’m still respected on YouTube.
Thanks for the image of the ex Youtube editor, Kevin. I’ll be able to make a fine pincushion voodoo doll with it.
Felicia rocks!
btw… We only make fun of the chicks you post on here that are asking for it.
OMG.. my acting skills were amazing in that video!!!
AWWW thanks nalts and nutcheese! It really means a lot to me that you are being so supportive of me and my old timey status in this crazy web space… You are all the best!! PS I never in my life thought I’d be on willvideoforfood. YAY!
[...] Felicia Williams, or whoever had the position of Features Editor, would sift through hundreds of thousands of YouTube uploads and keep up to speed with some of the site’s most popular and up-and-coming content creators. Every day, she’d make 10 or 20 some video selections to occupy a slice of much-valued real estate on YouTube.com. A feature on the homepage was worth tens of thousands of subscribers, hundreds of thousands of views, and marked an inflection point in many a videomakers’ careers. It heralded the start of their success. [...]