This ended up in my recs, and as someone who regularly misses the older internet and rewatches content from like 2011-2016, I totally get what you mean! I miss how everything used to be down to earth. I love that creators can get financial support for their videos, but there was something special about the style of videos that came out before monetization was ever a possibility on RUclips, when people we making content just for fun.
girl i loved this video!! what you said about how RUclips has changed its so real, i also feel like now people are more focused on the views and the numbers of subscribers/followers and they just wanna get money for what they do, it's insane!! thank you for this!! i hope you can do more podcast episodes and talk about a lot of fun stuff! i loved this one 😊
I've had a lot of the same thoughts. Completely get what you're saying. I've wanted to make a youtube channel for a while, but I hate the current social media climate, I hate the entrepreneurship of it all. I recommend avoiding short form content as much as possible.
I think Steph Bohrer is a great example of a youtuber who doesn't do too many crazy things. Her recent vlogs are a bit more sociable but a lot are of her just chilling in her own company and I love those vlogs so much.
Fa ceea ce iti place, pentru ca sinceritatea este la moment ceea ce se apreciaza. Si inca … conform Legii Succesului, in momentul cand vrei sa te lasi sa stii ca mai ai doar un pas pana la acea apreciere pe care o cautai! Pup❤
Truth is thats just a rule of life, with innovation we lose the charm of what we enjoyed so much, RUclips has become a business because people were more drawn to videos with big budgets, so the charm of RUclips being for single creators is lost
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This ended up in my recs, and as someone who regularly misses the older internet and rewatches content from like 2011-2016, I totally get what you mean! I miss how everything used to be down to earth. I love that creators can get financial support for their videos, but there was something special about the style of videos that came out before monetization was ever a possibility on RUclips, when people we making content just for fun.
girl i loved this video!! what you said about how RUclips has changed its so real, i also feel like now people are more focused on the views and the numbers of subscribers/followers and they just wanna get money for what they do, it's insane!! thank you for this!! i hope you can do more podcast episodes and talk about a lot of fun stuff! i loved this one 😊
thank you so so much, i'm glad it resonates
I've had a lot of the same thoughts. Completely get what you're saying. I've wanted to make a youtube channel for a while, but I hate the current social media climate, I hate the entrepreneurship of it all. I recommend avoiding short form content as much as possible.
I think Steph Bohrer is a great example of a youtuber who doesn't do too many crazy things. Her recent vlogs are a bit more sociable but a lot are of her just chilling in her own company and I love those vlogs so much.
yess that's actually so true
@@maddyrosevlogs omg yeah I love her and I love that she even films when she's rotting around her house! that's so authentic and realistic
Fa ceea ce iti place, pentru ca sinceritatea este la moment ceea ce se apreciaza. Si inca … conform Legii Succesului, in momentul cand vrei sa te lasi sa stii ca mai ai doar un pas pana la acea apreciere pe care o cautai! Pup❤
@@nonamarian5947 te iubesc om
Shes only gone and done it again❤
sending looove
Truth is thats just a rule of life, with innovation we lose the charm of what we enjoyed so much, RUclips has become a business because people were more drawn to videos with big budgets, so the charm of RUclips being for single creators is lost
@@Ali-fb5km so real