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APA red door origin story

JBL credits Ron Simmons for the APA door that defined their backstage segments. The crew was constructing the APA set and had the door frame up before the rest of the structure. Ron looked at it and said, "That's good." JBL notes Ron's deep voice made the statement stand out. Production asked what he meant by that comment. Ron repeated, "That's good," and clarified the door was perfect on its own. The team questioned if the plan was really just to use the door. They paused to reconsider the approach. JBL found Ron's reaction funny in the moment. Others on set began to agree that having only a door could be humorous. JBL believes the initial intention was to build the entire set. However, once they saw Ron's approval, they decided to leave the door as the main feature. They realized it was a cool gimmick. Ron stated the concept resonated with fans and is still loved. It was Ron's idea to keep it simple, and the team recognized how effective it was.

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Sandeepx 💯@sandeepx

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APA red door origin story

JBL credits Ron Simmons for the APA door that defined their backstage segments. The crew was constructing the APA set and had the door frame up before the rest of the structure. Ron looked at it and said, "That's good." JBL notes Ron's deep voice made the statement stand out. Production asked what he meant by that comment. Ron repeated, "That's good," and clarified the door was perfect on its own. The team questioned if the plan was really just to use the door. They paused to reconsider the approach. JBL found Ron's reaction funny in the moment. Others on set began to agree that having only a door could be humorous. JBL believes the initial intention was to build the entire set. However, once they saw Ron's approval, they decided to leave the door as the main feature. They realized it was a cool gimmick. Ron stated the concept resonated with fans and is still loved. It was Ron's idea to keep it simple, and the team recognized how effective it was.

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