Dogg Zzone 9000 - Episode 83, Cool Cat With Adam Ganser
Jul 20, 2022
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Guest Adam Ganser, tricked into discussing Cool Cat, delves into a critique of the poorly made movie, its bizarre characters, uncomfortable implications, and ridiculous dance moves. The podcast also touches on controversy, a cursed novel, and a confrontation at a chicken stand.
The 'Cool Cat' series of books and movies promotes important lessons on bullying and gun safety in a child-friendly manner.
Derek Savage has a varied and questionable history in the creative industry, with mixed reputation and unsuccessful marketing strategies.
Savage's controversial behavior includes abusing copyright strikes, sending fake threatening emails, and featuring copyright-infringing footage in his award show.
Deep dives
Cool Cat takes on bullies and finds a gun
Cool Cat encounters bullying situations and learns important life lessons. He finds a gun and the story follows his journey in dealing with the gun and promoting safety. There are celebrity cameos and a rap song is featured. The movie focuses on the theme of bullying and teaches kids how to handle such situations.
Cool Cat's adventures at the Hollywood parade
Cool Cat participates in the Hollywood parade as a school president. He encounters various challenges, including a bully who steals candy and a gun incident. The movie emphasizes the importance of reporting bullying and staying safe around firearms. Celebrity appearances and catchy songs add to the excitement of the story.
Cool Cat writes a book and stands up to bullying
Cool Cat decides to write a book and enters a writing contest. Along the way, he encounters a bully and deals with issues related to cyberbullying. The movie highlights the significance of standing up against bullies and using creativity to express oneself. Cool Cat's adventures continue with entertaining characters and positive life lessons.
Cool Cat's fight against bullying and gun safety
Cool Cat faces bullies and takes a stand against their actions. He also encounters a gun and learns about the importance of gun safety and responsible behavior. The film promotes kindness and empathy while addressing serious topics in a child-friendly manner. Exciting sequences, celebrity appearances, and moral lessons make it an engaging and educational watch for kids.
Derek Savage's Varied Creative Endeavors
Derek Savage, known for his 'Cool Cat' character, has created a plethora of works including books, movies, and songs. One of his notable projects is the 'Cool Cat' series, which includes books like 'Cool Cat Learns Karate' and 'Cool Cat Loves MMA Karate.' However, some of his books appear to be non-existent or receive poor ratings like 'Bible Birdie,' which has just one star on Amazon. Additionally, Savage has delved into other genres such as self-defense, apocalypse romance novels, male stripping stories, and even a screenplay about white and black people living in friendship. Despite his varied creations, Savage's marketing strategies and execution have often fallen short, further contributing to his mixed reputation in the creative industry.
Derek Savage's Controversial Conduct and Self-Promotion
Apart from his creative works, Derek Savage has gained infamy for his questionable conduct and self-promotion tactics. He has been known to abuse copyright strikes against individuals who criticize his works. Savage has even gone as far as sending fake emails from non-existent law firms to threaten those who oppose him. Furthermore, he hosted an award show called the '420 Awards' that was poorly executed and featured copyright-infringing footage. His enthusiasm for firearms, self-defense, and controversial subject matters is evident in some of his creative endeavors, which often touch on themes of violence and gun usage. Overall, Savage's controversial behavior and unsuccessful marketing strategies have contributed to his divisive reputation in the entertainment industry.
Seanbaby tricks Brockway and guest Adam Ganser by telling them "we're going to discuss cool cats," and when they showed up ready to dish on Dean Martin and Heathcliff, he sprung Derek Savage's Cool Cat on them. It's a crime in most states.
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