Jomez Productions

[Surge5]

Originally Posted by @CD-

Curious if '2 Hot Geese' will get the compensation/merch opportunities that 'BigSexyBarri' have gotten from Jomez. Hopefully Stinchcomb & Walker get their own FPO practice rounds & maybe let them have some crossover with Sexton, Koling, & Ulibarri for certain events.

I have a 2 Hot Geese Raider from '21, so we know the logo is out there.

[Ryan P.]

I don't think that Foundation DG has nearly the upside that JP has. You're comparing someone's worst applies with someone's best apples. You're comparing apples, but that doesn't mean the comparison extends to the rest of the companies apples.

For example, Foundation's best video ever is of McBeth's stash of discs. it's 2 years old and has 385k views. JP's worlds vid 7 months ago has 410k. JP has 50+ videos with more than 385k views.

[Shallows]

Originally Posted by Ryan P.

I don't think that Foundation DG has nearly the upside that JP has. You're comparing someone's worst applies with someone's best apples. You're comparing apples, but that doesn't mean the comparison extends to the rest of the companies apples.

For example, Foundation's best video ever is of McBeth's stash of discs. it's 2 years old and has 385k views. JP's worlds vid 7 months ago has 410k. JP has 50+ videos with more than 385k views.

A more apt comparison would be Jomez's 2019 USWDGC R1F9 which has 319k views, perhaps similarly juiced by the inclusion of a McBeth in the title. Alas it's Hannah not Paul, which perhaps explains why the B9 is still around 95k.

[Dcinmd]

Originally Posted by BillFleming

I just don't get it. While I do like to watch MPO coverage, I can't throw anything like they can...so the most I get out of is wishful dreaming. With my noodle arm, even some of the FPO throw farther than me. I enjoy watching them to see how they attack holes as my ability is closer to what they can accomplish. It always surprises me that more AMs don't watch the FPO coverage and learn from the ladies how to play holes.

Limited depth of the FPO became boring to me after awhile. Also I was trying to watch too much disc golf and didn't have the time. So I simple reduced it to MPO lead card only. With the reduction I am only 2 or 3 weeks behind.

[Dcinmd]

Originally Posted by glassila

This is not true with government funded sports...USA soccer, USA figure skating, USA gymnastics, etc. I believe both men's and women's nationally funded sports are supposed to receive equal funding.

I do believe USA woman soccer had a big lawsuit in the past two year that they won regarding equal funding. Even though they constantly out preform the men on the world cup stage.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/judge-a...s-soccer-team/

[@CD-]

Originally Posted by Shallows

A more apt comparison would be Jomez's 2019 USWDGC R1F9 which has 319k views, perhaps similarly juiced by the inclusion of a McBeth in the title. Alas it's Hannah not Paul, which perhaps explains why the B9 is still around 95k.

Pretty much all of the Jomez R1F9 videos have much higher view counts (both MPO & FPO) vs. the R1B9, likely more to do with Youtube auto-playing them as a next recommended video. Final round views are usually a little higher than the middle rounds.

Jomez covered 2022 USWDGC as well (8 months ago), 64k views is the lowest of the 8 videos covering the 4 rounds. 120k views for the R1F9 and 69k for R1B9, ~88k views each for the two Final round videos. USWDGC was on its own weekend with no other MPO tournaments from what I remembered.

[Shallows]

Originally Posted by @CD-

Pretty much all of the Jomez R1F9 videos have much higher view counts (both MPO & FPO) vs. the R1B9, likely more to do with Youtube auto-playing them as a next recommended video. Final round views are usually a little higher than the middle rounds.

Jomez covered 2022 USWDGC as well (8 months ago), 64k views is the lowest of the 8 videos covering the 4 rounds. 120k views for the R1F9 and 69k for R1B9, ~88k views each for the two Final round videos. USWDGC was on its own weekend with no other MPO tournaments from what I remembered.

So about 10k more than the usual Bogey Bro’s monthly match from Foundation.

[Shallows]

Jomez covered final card for R1 of Waco, instead of penultimate R1 card as they usually do. Wonder why.