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Prodigy Discs Is Delusional
Prodigy Discs is put under scrutiny by Jefferson, who shares his thoughts on the company's approach and why it may be delusional. Drawing from interviews with new Prodigy CEO Will Shri, former sponsored player Isaac Robinson, and Discraft's Bob Julio, Jefferson explores the contradictions in these accounts and highlights the concerns surrounding Prodigy's marketing strategy. He discusses how the company supported struggling players by providing them with a signature disc, which was seen as a low-risk investment. However, despite having a legendary team with big-name players, many who didn't invest in the company left early, while others sold out when they became World Champions. Jefferson delves into these issues and shares his opinion on why Prodigy's approach may not be sustainable.
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I could list you a ton of players that really didn't have a career and then we grab and say hey if we add some marketing Prodigy wasn't the best with promoting no there's a lot of people that like suck what's up degenerates I'm Jefferson half the disol world and today I finally get to talk about how delusional Prodigy is strap in this should be a fun one before we get into all of that big thanks to everyone supporting over on the patreon if you want more unfiltered disl content head over there you might have the title of the video and thought well no duh but after some interviews from new pry CEO will Shri former sponsored player Isaac Robinson and even Bob Julio from Discraft I just had to share my thoughts to my surprise pry had a few contradicting points to the others and then there were the comments that made me spit water out of my mouth like some sort of basket made by Prodigy I highly recommend watching all of these interviews for the full context if you haven't already but I will be sharing the important Clips so at least you know where I'm coming from I could list you a ton of players that really didn't have a career and then we grabbed and say hey if we add some marketing we support them a little bit if they can go out on tour you give them a signature disc which doesn't cost the company a lot of money if they sell a lot of disc it's great most of you should be aware of Prodigy's backstory once having honestly a legendary team with some of the biggest players in the sport and yet everyone who didn't choose stock in the company dipped out pretty early and then others just sold later on maybe when a World Champ doesn't get one of those cheap Signature Series discs they don't want to stick around there's plenty more reasons than just that and maybe we'll touch on those some other day but for now there's one big problem I have with Prodigy's approach and to me it's clear why no one would want to stay on the team we've signed all the players we've had them on our team they were the world champion US champion top followed players like did that...
