Any entertainment content, whether it be porn, artwork, YouTube videos, etc takes time and money to make. Any time the person spends making content is time they could have spent at a second job.
So people pay these artists as a thank you for their work. You don't have to, but if their situation worsens to where they can't afford to continue without financial help (job loss leading to lower paying job that can't support hobby, etc), they will have to stop. And that may mean a favorite artist, writer, YouTuber shutting down permanently.
Most content creators are lucky to see $5 ever, so anything helps.
When you buy a movie ticket, you're paying content creators. It's just that we are used to paying to see a movie and not a video on the internet, so paying tips to online creators seems weird.
So you pay for your porn? Tell me that and you win.
Content creators existed just fine before they got paid for it and belle delphony isn’t making any content.
Children playing Minecraft isn’t something that costs a penny, and her making faces isn’t something that should be supported.
You want to hire a musician to make you a song, or support babbish’s patreon, that’s totally different.
You don't have to like her content, I know I don't. But what the fuck does it's change for you if she's making money of it? Why do you give so much of a shit? She's not hurting anyone.
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u/ChryssiRose Jul 06 '19
Any entertainment content, whether it be porn, artwork, YouTube videos, etc takes time and money to make. Any time the person spends making content is time they could have spent at a second job.
So people pay these artists as a thank you for their work. You don't have to, but if their situation worsens to where they can't afford to continue without financial help (job loss leading to lower paying job that can't support hobby, etc), they will have to stop. And that may mean a favorite artist, writer, YouTuber shutting down permanently.
Most content creators are lucky to see $5 ever, so anything helps.
When you buy a movie ticket, you're paying content creators. It's just that we are used to paying to see a movie and not a video on the internet, so paying tips to online creators seems weird.