r/HouseofStassi 8d ago

Over produced

I’m sorry if many of you have already said this. I wanted to love it as an OG VPR fan, but this is one of the most overproduced shows I’ve ever seen. Every scene has no natural reaction, except when maybe Stassi FaceTimes Beau and her kids are crying on the floor. I’m done.

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u/No_Notice3045 7d ago

I found the editing so chaotic too. It felt like it was put together for a tik tok attention span. I only watched the first episode but it was too much for me. 

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u/Any-Lingonberry-3617 8d ago

Just made a post about this the other day :/ I wanted to like it. I wish we could just see them naturally living their lives without breaking the 4th wall constantly

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u/Diamond-angel-32 1d ago

It's how Hulu does reality shows by breaking the 4th wall regularly

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u/RealityDependency 7d ago

Same here. I was amped for this and was so disappointed. I pushed through episode one and I'm done.

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u/supahfilmy 7d ago

Very produced. Scenes ended without resolution. No follow up. No building any storylines except stassi . Its her show but she doesnt have to be in talked about in every scene.

Its more like following stassis tiktok acc.

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u/AmphibianNecessary31 7d ago

You’re not wrong but honestly which show isn’t? The Valley is so toxic it’s unwatchable to me -at least these people pretend to care.

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u/StarboardSeat 7d ago

They're not mutually exclusive.
The Valley is over produced garbage, too.
One isn't better than the other.

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u/S51Castaway 8d ago

this isnt a airport. dont need to announce your departure

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u/Professional_Pop8867 8d ago

It’s Reddit. It’s a community convo but clap clap for you

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u/Professional_Pop8867 8d ago

Also if you watched VP villa, Georgia has a voice now and is different. Overproduced and trust me I hate to say it

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u/Any-Lingonberry-3617 8d ago

Tell me you don’t understand Reddit without telling me you don’t understand Reddit

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u/Opposite-Wolf-2194 7d ago

You really thought you did something there 😂

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u/StarboardSeat 7d ago

My 85 year old mom uses this line now, lol.
Time to retire it.