As they say they run a Our Stupid Reactions YouTube channel where they react to whatever tickles their fancy. They are both Actors in Hollywood, so they bring a unique perspective to everything they react to. That is because they are reviewing and interviewing Indian Cinema and TV which is a totally different culture for them.
The most interesting thing about the Our Stupid Reactions channel is that these two guys do not understand Indian culture properly which creates some witty moments on their videos. They have been creating YouTube content for the past three years and they are exploring more into Indian cinema and culture in particular. The channel is owned and hosted by Hollywood producer Rick Segall and Actor Korbin Miles.
“Genuine emotions, humorous culinary videos, spectacular festival celebrations, and famous scene recreations can all be found on their channel. They are true observers and listeners of the craft. They are attempting the near-impossible challenge of bridging the cultural divide between Indian and American cultures.” As said by some followers of Our Stupid Reactions.
YouTube Channel
On YouTube Our Stupid Reactions crossed 1 million followers within a short period of three years and the channel is growing. They have done interviews with many Bollywood celebrities like AR Rahman. They have more than 60 crore video views on YouTube so far.
Our Stupid Reactions on Twitter
On twitter the Our Stupid Reactions has more than 16k followers and they joined twitter in 2018. They can be reached at @STUPIDREACTIONS on twitter.
Korbin Miles
Korbin Miles is an actor and director who has worked on films such as Lethal Weapon (2016), and Triassic World (2001). (2018).
Rick Segall
Mr. Segall began acting on stage when he was two years old. He was cast as series regular Ricky Stevens on “The Partridge Family” when he was four years old. “Little House On The Prairie,” “Police Woman,” “The Blue Knight,” “Fernwood Tonight,” “Temperatures Rising,” “How To Eat Like A Child” with Dick Van Dyke, “The Last Married Couple In America,” “Oh God Book II,” “I Love Liberty,” “Laker Girls,” “The Tonight Show,” “The Merv Griffin Show,” “The Mike Douglas Show,” and two seasons as a series regular on “The Tim Conway Show,”
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What do they do on their channel
Trailer Reactions
TV Reviews
Film Reviews
Movie Talk (News, Spoiler Reviews, Film Rumors)
Sketches
What else do they are planning in the future?
In the future they would start doing Podcasts, interviews, vlogs, travel videos and much much more.
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Reactions of Our Stupid Reactions viewers:
Good:
Unlike other reaction channels, Rick and Korbin use their personal professional experiences to not only inform themselves but also their audiences of new and old content in this delightful potpourri of entertainment, celebrating festivals, and trying new things, which is a small step toward bringing the world closer.
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Bad:
These 2 guys started off ok and soon got a base of Indian followers who fell over themselves to suggest new clips and basically worshiped them. For a while they were like a breath of fresh air but things started turning sour soon – the first instance for me was the way they used Irrfan’s death to earn money on Patreon . It was the worst way to earn a few dollars and did not sit well with most.
Then came the abusive bullying from Korbin Miles who used expletives and retweeted msgs from disgruntled fans and pretty much left them to be ganged up on by his followers who mocked and laughed at the poor person.
Then there was Rick with his virtue signaling and faking reactions. His reactions for everything are pretty much the same and when people disagreed , he behaved like the entitled American preaching to the uncouth Indian!!………
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