Kenny Hotz's new show is a fresh departure from the hilarious "Kenny vs Spenny". This time, he's flying solo (albeit with a few familiar KvS faces popping up...not Spenny) and he's tackling some hardcore issues. Existing fans of Kenny will really love this show. He's still uniquely funny, he has tremendous balls (excuse the crudity, but it's the best word to describe it) in some of the stuff he does, and most importantly, he is passionate. This passion will definitely spawn new found Kenny fans amongst the populous. He wants to talk to YOU the viewer, without compromise.
Kenny's commitment to his work is clearly represented in "Triumph of the Will". He is driven - not only to make a fresh and vibrant TV show, but to prove to himself, and to the viewer that he CAN accomplish the goals he sets for himself.
The show looks clean, thanks to the direction of Sebastian Cluer (who also directed KvS)and slick editing. Brutally honest in his delivery and motivated by mediocre (at best) mainstream media, "Kenny Hotz's Triumph of the Will" is a breath of fresh air to waning reality television.
Watch it, it's as simple as that.
Kenny's commitment to his work is clearly represented in "Triumph of the Will". He is driven - not only to make a fresh and vibrant TV show, but to prove to himself, and to the viewer that he CAN accomplish the goals he sets for himself.
The show looks clean, thanks to the direction of Sebastian Cluer (who also directed KvS)and slick editing. Brutally honest in his delivery and motivated by mediocre (at best) mainstream media, "Kenny Hotz's Triumph of the Will" is a breath of fresh air to waning reality television.
Watch it, it's as simple as that.