Dana White is getting Objectified

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silentsinger

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Jun 23, 2015
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You could have one built for <$45k. It's a clone, so it's not a rare car or anything. It's a genero-resto mod. If you go to a car show, you'll see a row of 30 of these in different colors. He's driving the equivalent of an Affliction t-shirt. And this is coming from a guy who loves Mopars and has a soft spot for 440 6-Pack Barracudas.

Here's how car shows work:

The builder does the work in exchange for an episode of material.
The show buys the parts and collects advert money
The 'customer' buys the shell or contributes some base level of funding and gets to be on TV.

This was just something that a producer at Spike TV vomited up as some kind of cross-promotion.
I haven’t been to a car show since I moved to the US.
The shows I used to go to in the UK gravitated around beautiful old style Chevys or proper American muscle cars though.
She says, when the only cars she owns are a 2014 Ford Fusion and a 2009 Mini Cooper S.
 

Lukewarm Carl

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Aug 7, 2015
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You could have one built for <$45k. It's a clone, so it's not a rare car or anything. It's a genero-resto mod. If you go to a car show, you'll see a row of 30 of these in different colors. He's driving the equivalent of an Affliction t-shirt. And this is coming from a guy who loves Mopars and has a soft spot for 440 6-Pack Barracudas.

Here's how car shows work:

The builder does the work in exchange for an episode of material.
The show buys the parts and collects advert money
The 'customer' buys the shell or contributes some base level of funding and gets to be on TV.

This was just something that a producer at Spike TV vomited up as some kind of cross-promotion.
Not gonna lie.. I'd be stoked to pose like a douche if someone had vomited a Cuda in my direction.
 

Andrewsimar Palhardass

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Jan 8, 2016
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You could have one built for <$45k. It's a clone, so it's not a rare car or anything. It's a genero-resto mod. If you go to a car show, you'll see a row of 30 of these in different colors. He's driving the equivalent of an Affliction t-shirt. And this is coming from a guy who loves Mopars and has a soft spot for 440 6-Pack Barracudas.

Here's how car shows work:

The builder does the work in exchange for an episode of material.
The show buys the parts and collects advert money
The 'customer' buys the shell or contributes some base level of funding and gets to be on TV.

This was just something that a producer at Spike TV vomited up as some kind of cross-promotion.
You called him a hipster and then hipstered the shit out of his car. Haha

Honestly though, Dana WOULD rock Famous Stars and Straps.
 

Filthy

Iowa Wrestling Champion
Jun 28, 2016
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You called him a hipster and then hipstered the shit out of his car. Haha

Honestly though, Dana WOULD rock Famous Stars and Straps.
I love the car, it's really cool.
But it doesn't say anything about the owner beyond "I have money and someone told me this was cool"
 

MachidaKarate

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Aug 4, 2018
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Watched it. It was interesting but didn't have a ton of information about DW that I didn't already know.

He does tell a story at one point about how he owed Whitey Bulger $2500. Whitey came to collect and gave Dana 24 hours to pay up, and Dana hopped a plane that night and fled to Vegas. I guess we have to take him at his word but I couldn't help but wonder if he was bullshitting.

Probably the most interesting stuff for me was the little bit it revealed about Dana's day-to-day activities behind the scenes. I also had no idea he was married, and that just seemed weird.
 

FrankieNYC

"My balls was hot!"
Aug 13, 2017
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Most interesting to me (so far) is Dana talks to the production trucks from a viewing room in Vegas for all the fights he doesn't get to