THE HOTTEST TAKES FROM HOT TOYS COLLECTORS!

I asked, and you DELIVERED! Here are the HOTTEST TAKES that the Community has - Do you agree? Only one way to find out! As I mention, one "Hot Take" already got its OWN video. You can and SHOULD watch that here:

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[bowdog]

I loved the nepew!! " And thats Lady Gaga!! " I quizzed my little girl to make sure she could name every figure... It makes it enjoyable if she feels she's a part of it!! Great video!

[inworcester]

Your nephew did the best collection tour I’ve ever seen! That was fantastic. Thanks for sharing.

[AndrewH-yo]

Here's a hot take that may get some collectors thinking: excessive consumption (e.g. collections, hoarding, etc.) can some times be an indication that something is missing in your life.

[NinjaKnight]

The nephew shouting about The Ghostbusters was great!

[midicronica]

The Lady Gaga comment from your nephew had me laughing 😂.

[WillFoxification]

Mama Mel knows EXACTLY who those figures are. A True fan indeed!

[ShinyShinyIsAlwaysBeingSerious]

Hot take: Sid from Toy Story was actually a genius whose experiments with toy modification were ahead of their time. He attempted to pioneer Combat Carl space flight and would have been successful if not for his limited resources as a child of the 90s. I believe the entire Toys Story saga to be a dream of Sid's being one of the few people to see them alive. If Sid had worked for Hot Toys today each figure would be much more awesome, they would use premium materials instead of crap, there would be a good Mark Hamil head sculpt and the Ironman figures would fire actual lasers. He is misunderstood and we missed out by his decision to move away from toy modification to industrial waste disposal. All Andy ever did was write his name on other people's hard work. Also the toy collector from Toy Story 2 is like all of us but if Hot Toys had made the Woody line they would have fallen apart in the box by now so his contact in Japan would have paid much less.

[NicholasNathaniel]

I agree if flippers in any category whether it be cards, sneakers, funko, houses, coins or whatever. If they are willing to spend the money, take the risk, be first, and so on then kudos for them. We could all do it, most of us just choose not to. So why spend time and energy on those that do.

I think in any consumer market even with exclusive clothes or motorcycles, it’s very important to have exclusive and rare hard to get items in order to balance it all out.

I just feel like the influencers getting early access happens in every single market. Whether it be phones, purses, technology, or anything else.

[TheOneAdamTwelve]

Common sense. Preach. And your nephew is super cute. “And this is Lady Gaga..” Smart kid!!!

[sephiroth]

Lol😂😂😂 geesh, your "if y'all keep buying this shit" made me shoot beer through my nose. Thanks, I needed that.

[midicronica]

Hot take: “hot toys aren’t action figures, they’re dolls”…. Somebody said that to me once 😂.

[Batman_collectibles]

Great video. Also, “lady Gaga” killed me. 😂

[gpanthony]

Great video, Keco. I do appreciate that you are talking about some of these takes and other "controversies" in the community, even when I don't agree with your stance. It is good to have a dialogue going. Definitely agree with your position on Exclusives, half the fun of collecting is the chase for the hard to get pieces.

[gretsch]

I tire of "collectors" who complain about exclusives and limited runs. Has this era of immediate gratification robbed toy enthusiasts of the thrill of the hunt? I know, everyone collects differently, but where is the fun in being able press a button and preorder everything you want? That's not collecting, that's consumerism.

[TheBroverman]

Great video. I have thought many of these hot takes myself at various points. Your nephew is awesome.

[nomadxlive]

As somebody who only has 1 figure to his name. A cheap one. I tell myself, If I was rich, Hot Toys all day

[AJDorseyfilms]

My hot take is that for most characters there’s no such thing as a definitive version as their looks often change such as Luke Skywalker who has a different definitive look in each movie signifying his character arc from farm boy to Jedi to Jedi knight and later to hermit and finally as a returning hero. I think the idea of “definitive version” only works for characters like Wolverine who took 20+ years to finally get his comic book outfit on screen.

[lIlIlIlIllIl]

From only seeing your tiktok I was convinced you'd have dyed blue hair lol

[goulasedgar]

My imposter joker came out of the box almost perfect, unlike my inart. Hot toys gets the point there

[myrons_onesixthcollection]

Another great video. I love this kind of content when you take feedback from the community and make a video on it. 🔥🔥