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In response to
"What was the criticism? I could see some finding them obnoxious, but they seem like pretty standard marketing. -- nm"
by
Name Withheld By Request
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They were comically childish. Obnoxious is accurate, and it became exponentially so over the years.
Posted by
Mop (aka rburriel)
Nov 13 '20, 10:30
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Even when you saw YouTubers you liked in them, you had to feel bad for them. Last year, it was largely a series of slides showing analytics and growth. It was like YouTube had grown up. It was marketing to the money people instead of the fans, who had turned on them. So... I guess a step in the right direction?
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