What's your take on this whole "ad crisis" on

what is said crisis, I'm not a meme so I don't follow these things

>>37927861
>Put your entire career in the hands of a google algorithm that can change at any moment with zero human contact with your employer
>Cry when it all goes to shit
Woahhhh who would have thought this was a bad idea?

>>37927861
All the youtubers talking about it are not affected by that "crisis" (at least not that much).
They're just using this new hot topic to make another video and squeeze some more bucks. That is all.

Drama is good for business.

Career youtubers make me sick. Go start a vegetable patch or something, you wastes of oxygen.

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>trying to make a career out of something people do for fun

This will always end in failure.

>>37927975
They live a lot better than you and I so can't be that bad.

>>37928960
It ends in failure if you don't have a backup plan. A guy like Vsauce wouldn't have issues if he lost his "youtuber job" because he probably has some diplomas, and could get hired just for regular documentaries anyway.

>>37927861
Didn't h3h3 say they where going to quit after two vids in a row stopped getting ads?

Youtube is a wave people are ridding that's in it's ending days imo. Every day i see content that's less entertaining and creators who make youtube worth it's existance less and less enthusiastic. It's just going to be vlogs, music videos and vapid facebook tier content in a couple of years