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Adam the Woo's Celebration of Life is SOLD OUT -- Wish I Could Go!

By Zonk 2 min read

Summary

We’re in the car on the way to the Pantages Theater, and I couldn’t stop thinking about Adam the Woo, so I decided to talk about it on the drive. This channel exists because of the inspiration I got from him. He was a vlogger who did his thing for a very long time, and he passed away on December 22nd. I honestly didn’t pay much attention to him while he was alive, other than stumbling on a couple of his filming-location videos for movies I liked. It wasn’t until Brickey broke the news on his channel that I really dug in and binged his content.

What struck me is that he left behind well over a decade of nearly daily videos, and that seems like an incredible gift for his friends and family. Between that and Rachel’s journey with breast cancer, it’s become really clear that we’re all here on borrowed time. I want to leave something behind too, a video archive my kids, family and friends can watch, and maybe their own kids someday.

Then I found out about Adam’s celebration of life in Anaheim. It was free, but it hit capacity within hours, and I heard about it maybe four hours after it was announced. I’m really disappointed, because I wanted to be there in person, feel the vibes, and maybe even say a few words. We were at Disneyland in Anaheim just yesterday, so it kills me to be that close. I’m making it my mission to find a way in, and I’m putting it out there so I hold myself accountable. For today, though, it’s The Book of Mormon, which we love.

Key Points

  • Adam the Woo’s vlogging is the inspiration behind this channel, and I only really got to know him after he passed on December 22nd.
  • Brickey’s news on his channel is what made me dig in and binge Adam’s content.
  • Rachel’s breast cancer journey made it clear we’re all here on borrowed time, so I want to leave a video archive for my kids and family.
  • The free celebration of life in Anaheim sold out within hours and I missed it, which is a big disappointment.
  • I’m making it my mission to find a way to get in, and recording this keeps me accountable.
  • Today we’re off to see The Book of Mormon, a show we’ve seen and love.

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