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For those who don't know, Bobby Fingers is a model maker that makes videos about dioramas he creates detailing infamous moments in Hollywood and pop culture history. He has experience in the film industry as both a model maker and actor. His past art pieces include Steven Seagal getting his ass kicked by Gene Lebell and shitting himself mid-air, Fabio getting hit in the face by a goose, drunk Mel Gibson being pulled over and Michael Jackson's hair being set on fire during the filming of a Pepsi commercial.

This piece that he has made details a 1:13 scale dramatization of the moment Johnny Depp returned home to discover a turd left behind from the behind of Amber Heard. This was something of a sensational story when it broke out leading to an even more sensational trial that was something of a bit of a controversial subject on this board during said trial, which lead to the now famous MegaPint posting. Hence, this makes this /tv/ related.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vGt7-WnWdhE
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Can't watch the video right now but that's pretty neat
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yeah Bobby's videos are neat but talking about YT guys isn't a thing on /tv/, even if it's /tv/ related
i mean, what do you want to talk about concerning his videos ?
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