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The buxom blonde, who has been described as “one of the 'Pounding Fathers' of the pegging scene,” continued the series well into the DVD and digital eras, and is now launching a live-streamed version. The phrase, “ I’m Rick James, Bitch!” was pretty hard to avoid in the early-to-mid 2000s.LAS VEGAS - Veteran adult performer Brittany Andrews has announced the revival of her classic series “Brittany’s Bitch Boys,” with a brand new scene to be recorded live at Candy Shop Studios in Las Vegas this Friday.Īndrews’ popular “Bitch Boys” franchise started back in the 1990s, in the VHS era of the adult industry. Update: And as Dan Frommer reminds us on Twitter, the actual phrase itself sure seems like it may have been derived from comedian Dave Chappelle’s portrayal of singer Rick James on Chappelle’s Show. So, no, the card was not inspired by a drunken nightclub party with Victoria Secret models. Their replacement reflected the changes a young Facebook needed to go through in order to be where it is today,” he writes. “In this designer’s view, these retired cards were an excellent representation of the company culture at the time. Veloso goes on to note that the cards was in many ways a “happy accident” in that he felt comfortable making thanks to his relationship with Zuckerberg at the time. He also says that eventually the cards were pulled towards the end of his tenure at Facebook. It was during one of those meetings where I remember him first uttering the phrase, “I’m CEO, bitch…” When Aaron Sittig and I were the only designers in late 2005, he would hold his design meetings with us in that classic “aggressive” Steve Jobs-style. And as Veloso tells is, he did so to be more “aggressive” and to emulate the style of one man: Steve Jobs.Īs for Mark’s, it’s no secret that Mark looked up to Steve Jobs at the time. According to Veloso, the idea for the “I’m CEO, Bitch” card stems from the fact that Zuckerberg actually used to utter the phrase. And he should know - he designed the actual card. I believe it was intended as a joke for his friends and speaks to how unclear it was even in his own mind at the time that he would someday become such an important (and scrutinized) leader in our industry.īut yesterday, Bryan Veloso, a Facebook Designer from 2005 to 2006, gave a more more interesting and enlightening answer on Quora. One simply identified him as “CEO.” The other: “I’m CEO…bitch!”Įarly Facebooker Andrew Bosworth (“Boz”) later confirmed this even further when he answered a question about the card on Quora last summer. Zuckerberg had to be careful which business card he handed out at meetings. “It’s Lord of the Flies over there,” one executive told an executive recruiter. The key excerpt:Īs the Facebook boys started dealing increasingly with real business professionals, a reputation for rambunctiousness spread throughout the valley. But the phrase, and the business cards were very real.ĭavid Kirkpatrick’s book The Facebook Effect, confirmed the existence of the business cards last year.
“This time you’re gonna hand them a business card that says, ‘I’m CEO, bitch!’ - that’s what I want for you,” Parker says. Later in the film, Zuckerberg opens a box of business cards that have the title on them. That’s when the Acadmey Award-winning film, The Social Network (based on Mezrich’s book), launched the phrase into pop culture by having Justin Timberlake’s Sean Parker utter it as the exclamation point at the end of a key speech meant to inspire Jesse Einsenberg’s Zuckerberg.
While the story of this title appearing on Mark Zuckerberg’s early Facebook business cards has been around outside the company since at least 2009, when Ben Mezrich’s The Accidental Billionaires was released, it really exploded into legendary status last year.
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