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CHAZAN | The Minions of Madness: An Interview with Brett Middleton

By Nathan Chazan | September 5, 2017

Minions are everywhere. You know them. Those yellow things. They are cute, they are corporate, they are a bit annoying. Beloved by children and the elderly, Minions can appear in any context, constantly being cross promoted.

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