>>301988Damn he really did admit to sexually assaulting a woman
Which is crazy because his way of dramaturgy is patently good. His channel is just an example of how YouTubers stay good even when big, but past haunts us all I guess
So, yeah, many YouTubers voiced opinion that after a certain point fame, it is impossible to care about the community or viewers because there is jusy too much of them. So, no, being an YouTuber is being an tyrant, there is not even a hint of democracy. The ones who dont realize this are viewers themselves because the viewers dont realize that they are the content, that they are the ones who get exchanged, they are the commodity on this marketplace of attention
So, yeah, doesnt matter, big or small, the platform is meant to be anti community and dat is exactly how it behaves. There can not be community online, no matter how, internet cannot replace genuine human connection