r/Prorevenge - Patient Student Gets Evil Teacher FIRED!
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Channel: rSlash
Views: 2,578,699
Rating: 4.8798304 out of 5
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Length: 17min 47sec (1067 seconds)
Published: Wed Feb 27 2019
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Youβre surprised when everything on Reddit is already a repost?
More of the same. Stop the press.
This reddit post would be a good topic to make a video about.
I can get behind people like SorrowTV doing this, he at least adds some of his own flair to the videos by doing voices/singing, instead of just reading them in a monotone/computer generated voice.
I don't really mind them. I mean i know it's kinda cheap way to make content but eh there's shittier ways i guess. The ones which has the text to speech voice tho. That's too cheap even for me.
That or they use Reddit to fill their podcasts.
The text to speech ones are super lazy and I donβt care for but the ones that tell the story with them talking I enjoy to listen to while I am at work. Sure it may be lazier content but it lets me work and have good reddit posts being read to me
*cough*pewdiepie*cough*
My girlfriend has started watching these, falling asleep to them, because she like's the guys voice. The stories range from possibly believable to absolutely ludicrous and stuff that would never happen. The guy she listens to has over 100K subscribers.
Here's the thing. he never says he made the posts himself, says who posted it. What are you saying we should do? You post publically, on a public website, you make no money from posting a story on reddit, someone reads that story outloud, puts the video together with text on screen, edited to follow along.
Arguably, they put more work into their videos than the people writing them on reddit.
I find these channels incredibly boring, and dumb, I'd never watch them for entertainment, just as much as I don't watch youtubers who talk about their high school experiences, or experiences working at places. But I find nothing wrong here, it's not copyrighted material, it's publicly accessible for free, and no one is losing out on anything.
I don't see why anyone would have a problem with it.
1) It gives people a way to enjoy Reddit content in another form. Sometimes when I'm cooking or doing the laundry I'll play one of those videos. It basically lets you multitask better than normal Reddit browsing.
2) Who cares if some random YouTuber makes a buck off it? Imagine two timelines, one where some YouTuber is making a buck off of this, and another timeline where no such YouTube channels exists. Your life is the same in both, their presense or absense has literally zero effect on you. Also, even the worst offenders of these channels (like the robo voice one that just reads posts) will still give proper credit and attribution to the original posts. If you made that original post you made it with the hopes/intent that it gets upvoted and enjoyed by the Reddit viewers. If a random YouTuber decides to turn it into audio content... congratulations you now reached an even larger audiance with your post. It's similar to your post being linked to from another subreddit, or voted to the top spot in /r/all. The net effect is the same as being featured in one of these YouTube videos: Your post becomes successful. Why would anyone be happy to have their comment seen and enjoyed by millions on Reddit, but then unhappy to have it enjoyed by millions on YouTube? It doesn't make any sense.
The only complaint I can see is people feeling bitter or jealous than these YouTuber video compilations are an easy way to make money. But that's just jealously, and there's nothing stopping you from doing the same thing if you want to.