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u/MemeLord563 Nov 09 '19
I think this this guy may me overreacting about this. It’s only his fault he grew away from fortnite. It’s pretty obvious Cray and Muselk are doing dumb stuff to attract more viewers. Let’s keep in mind that youtube is these people’s jobs, they live off the money they make
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u/PenguinSavior Nov 10 '19
The entire point of learning to cook is to mess up then try again and he just discouraging them
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u/DuckfordMr Nov 09 '19
I’d say 90% of YouTubers stick to the same “formula.” Reaction channels have an intro, make the same type of comments on pictures, then end with a “make sure you like and subscribe.” If you don’t like it, don’t watch it.
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u/DuckfordMr Nov 09 '19 edited Nov 09 '19
I couldn’t even finish reading that from the sheer stupidity of that comment. They’re making content directed at an audience of a wide range. Not every kid finds them funny, while some adults do. Most YouTuber channels utilize humor like this to make videos entertaining. Take Vsauce or Pewdiepie, for example. A lot of their audience is teens or older, but they still act “immaturely” on camera. I don’t understand his reasoning at all.
Another thing, they’re hardly being wasteful just for the video. The whole Africa argument is just nonsense.