#michael kovach

[sweatbox-nothing]

@baguettenjoyer I had a dear friend of mine wait in line to have Michael Himself™️ voice this comic 😭 It's adorable!

[kat-eatz-krayonz]

based on an (apparently) true story

went to a lackadaisy QNA today where the cast and creative team shared a story about Michael accidentally kicking in the dry wall, then saying he could fix it. Said it’d be cool to have fanart of Rocky saying “I CAN FIX IT :D” bc it’s in character.

so uhhhhhhhhh yeah here ya go. @kovox

Hope u like it @lackadaisycats

[howlhastism]

somebody get michael kovach an oscar because his performance in this scene was INCREDIBLE.

[artyphex]

People keep asking for my take on the Michael Kovach and Ashley Nichols video so here goes

White people making “teehee I’m ALMOST being racist but I’m NOT” jokes will always be deeply unfunny because it relies on acknowledging the history of harm while people have done to black communities throughout centuries and your own power to commit that harm, and somehow finding that funny. It’s like fake out punching. The joke is “I could be hitting you! But I’m not! But the fact that you’re scared is hilarious!”

That being said, to the best of my knowledge this is not a pattern, and making twitter threads about your outrage over a single clip that is seven years old feels deeply performative especially if you are white yourself. Activism is not a competition of outrage. It is action.

Lastly, I am the whitest white person you have ever met. That you are coming to ME to absolve you of any guilt for continuing to like a TV show or an actor is ridiculous. My follower count does not give me that right, nor is it my responsibility. You have to deal with the knowledge that someone you admired is capable of shitty actions. There is nothing for me to do about that

My voice will never come before black fans in fandom, regardless of my social media analytics. Black fans are horrifically mistreated and ignored in fandom spaces and this is one more example of why. Jokes that rely on laughing at the idea of black people being unsafe are unfunny, and that’s as true today as it was seven years ago.

[mystical-doll]

It kinda hurts to see your comfort show become so unimaginably horrible and it's creators be 100x worse.

[kisses4floyd]

to the white people of the digital circus fandom...michael kovach's apology is not yours to accept.

[toonsforkicks22]

Jax getting dragged by the drag queen