@killered3 said:
@darkspineslayer:
That's my point. It shouldn't BE a career. It's supposed to be something that you use to post random crap, not fabricated crap. They don't get paid for "entertainment", they get paid by exploiting advertisement companies. These companies don't care if your videos are good, they only care about the amount of traffic the videos get. You know what that means?
You can post a video of a cute koala bear crying and get a million hits and make money off it. BRILLIANCE!! People like Markiplier show how filthy this exploitive business is with his fake yelling and enthusiasm that you would see an actor use. Real videos of people aren't real anymore, they're just people taking advantage dumb advertising companies. They're basically scam artists.
Thats like saying people on television don't get paid for being entertainment, they get paid by exploiting advertisement companies. Its literally the same system, except on youtube advertising companies actually WAY more bang for their buck. Which btw, advertising companies are not remotely close to "dumb", the take something that is entirely unnecessary and make billions off it so lets not do this "ohhh poor dumb advertising companies"... they will go, where the viewership is and they will profit, always. Its sad that you consider channels you simply dont like as "exploitative business" when you have no reason to actually say this.
Youtube is actually probably the best form of video media out there, this is because its cheap for anyone to do, you do what you want, and if people enjoy they will watch and you can be successful. (traditionally) there has been little corporate influence or forced viewing of something you dont like or dont want to watch.
And who says this cannot or should not be a career? You? Who cares what you think? Who cares what i think on it? Its one of the least augmented relationships between creator and viewer we've ever seen. Why you'd want to propose that someone cannot make a living out of this entertainment, is beyond me. It seems to be more of a personal thing for you and with your silly reasoning, we can apply this to ANY form of entertainment... for example:
@killered3 said:
You can post a video of a cute koala bear crying and get a million hits and make money off it. BRILLIANCE!!
Every year at xmas one of the highest viewed shows on cable tv is what?
Animal Planets puppy bowl. 8 hours of puppies running around on a fake football field. That is it, if puppies cried, it would be more interesting. By this rationale you're suggesting animal planet or the people on these shows, should not have careers right? Because you dislike how simple, yet attractive to many viewers, the concept is.
Lets expand this to products shall we?
The pet rock made millions, the people at the company became wealthy enough to never work again. This is a stupid idea imo, im sure you think the same, but by your rationale because its stupid, they should not be able to have made a career out of it.
Its called basic business. Business 101. Supply and demand. Learn it.
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