The SHOCKING Truth Why Fast N" Loud Got Canceled
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Published 2024-05-27
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The SHOCKING Truth Why Fast N" Loud Got Canceled
We all have that one TV show that keeps us glued to the screen, thrilled with every episode. Then suddenly, without any warning, it’s gone. It just ends, leaving you and countless other fans stunned and full of questions. This has happened to millions of fans, and still, no one really knows why. Why did “Fast and Loud” just vanish, leaving behind millions of fans? Let’s discover the dark truth of what exactly happened after decades of success.
“Fast and Loud” was more than just a source of entertainment; it was a guiding light for those who cherished old, rusty cars and dreamed of restoring them to their original splendor. The show had made a special place for itself on television by offering something rare—reviving classic cars. However, just like an unexpected crash that leaves debris scattered, the show concluded abruptly, leaving its audience and car lovers in the dark, desperately seeking explanations for its untimely end.
The charm and appeal of "Fast and Loud" are largely due to Richard Rawlings—a man so charismatic he could probably sell sand in a desert. Born in Fort Worth, Texas, Rawlings started his career in the car industry quite early. He worked alongside his father, fixing cars, a practice he started when he was just fourteen years old with the purchase of his first car
All Comments (21)
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Richard Rawlings was a 1st class prick. Aaron was the one who deserves all the respect along with the crew.
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Fast and Loud got canceled because, Discovery wanted full control of Richard’s social media accounts, as they do with all other participants of other “Discovery” shows. Richard told them to pack sand, and moved on.
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These shows made classic car and project car prices skyrocket.
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I met Richard once when he came to try and buy a buddies car. I didn't trust him from hello. My skin crawled. He started name dropping and listed 5 that I knew well, and HATED with a passion. He offered WAY below what we listed at and came to California from TX. We washed the car, professionally detailed it and sent it to auction. Sold $10,000 above asking and not even close to what he offered
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Stardom went to his head.
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It was over when he threatened to fire Aaron and hit a nerve with Aaron and Aaron realized Richard wasn't really his friend after all and went his own way bitter and hurt .
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Never seen any grease on his paws
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Good for Sue she's great!..
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He does not have the skill. His team did get it right
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Rawlings worked for the great chip foose for a year and chip told him to kick rocks because he is a prick.
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Jesus, it's simple, it's TV, when you don't make money any more you get cancelled. Been that way since TV started and it didn't change for Richard Rawlins. They made him a millionaire, he should be happy, most of us never get there.
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James’s gesture with the manure was legendary! This is the nicest way an alpha communicates without violence.
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Towards the end that wasn't the Knight Rider car that was a 77 Trans Am from Smokey and the Bandit
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It's hard to tell how much of Richard was hype and how much was real. The show was entertaining but most of Richard's antics seemed to be staged. Either way, he was good at marketing and got rich doing it.
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Richard was a great promoter .I miss Sue and Christi
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Guy had no skills but writing checks
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Aaron was like the best mechanic !
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Aaron Kofman left The Show ?.
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Rawlings is a glorified used car salesman. Arron was the builder and was the talent .
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Richard and Aaron made a good team ,but Richard over worked his talanted crew
