Now That's Media

Belief and fact are two wildly different things. This was recently illustrated to me in full glory, when I was able to have a series of interactions with Theodore Miller, otherwise known as The Wolf of West Virginia.

Theodore’s concept that he explained through a series of rambling foul-mouthed vignettes showcasing, a bar with scantily clad school girls, and brooding bouncers. All in a effort to showcase his record label Get Money Entertainment. Theodore is a self-proclaimed millionaire, and an aspiring social media influencer. He claims that he owns several businesses with several CEO titles. The only company I could truly verify was this construction company. As he does have several LLCs registered with the Secretary of state’s office. However, they all seem to reside within the same residence and all have the same phone number.

This is where belief and fact come back into play. I truly believed there was some type of illegal shenanigans going on in the situation. Perhaps I had vilified young Theodore based off of the persona that he portrays on a social media account. I can say wholeheartedly I was wrong about those beliefs. The fact the matter, is it an attempt by Theodore to over exaggerate his wealth and make himself look more viable as a social media influencer. Something he is desperately aspiring to be. The beard, the guns the language all seem to be part of the show. He is so wrapped up in his own character and he truly doesn’t understand that his actions can be interpreted as threatening as he’s waving firearms around in Instagram videos.

Sadly, he believes the negative response he’s getting from his videos is the effect of him going viral. however, the facts are he’s doing irreversible damage to his name and his company’s names every time he makes a new video.

In my personal opinion Theodore makes a lot of scenarios up in his own mind. Everyone was in an uproar about sororities, the truth of the matter is that bar was never even getting close to getting off the ground to begin with. He has personally put every nail in his own coffin and he doesn’t understand it. Whether that’s because someone is in his ear that doesn’t have his best interest at heart, or his own belief is greater than fact.

The only place that the bar Sorority was ever going to open was Theodore’s mind’s eye, he took a lot of people in the kanawha valley on a ride to the land of Make Believe and he upset, an alienated so many people, myself included. I truly see no path back for him in this situation. It’s easy to believe that Theodore was a villain but the facts are he was the victim of his own doing.