>>34088I don't watch AMVs.
>>34091>>34092>>34093Bleh... That's terrible.
It's interesting in it's own way too. Often a person on Youtube will make a single video that gets lots of views and is the only successful video on their channel and so they end up baseing their whole channel around it no matter how ridiculous that is. There was a video of a person patting a sleeping fox that did the same thing, it's just a man patting a sleeping fox which is nice and all but hardly something to base a channel on but he did, he made merch for it he made a video where he went back to the same spot where he patted the fox, he did all kinds of stupid things like that to try and milk that one video for everything he could. Because it's all he had.
It's sad.
But then often I wonder if regular Youtube channels are really that different. Most do seem to be known for one thing and/or to base themselves around one thing and they end up forcing themselves into being a Youtuber of that one thing. Like video game Youtubers who only cover one game, are they really doing that because they just absolutely love that game and there is no other game or topic they care about or is it just because that's what their channel is built on and they are unable to do anything else?
Youtubers are sad people. People on Youtube are sad people too, Social media is a sad place and the internet is a sad place. The world is sad.