Will YouTube kill my channel next?
Video Statistics and Information
Channel: Lindybeige
Views: 294,153
Rating: 4.9507194 out of 5
Keywords: rant, opinion, youtube, monetisation, employer, banning, free speech, advertiser, friendly, content, petition, employment, lindybeige, channel, video, demonetised, monetization, demonetization, algorithm, computer, human, decision, campaign, reinstate, change, .org, sign, signature
Id: tzb8U0Bje5A
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Length: 21min 7sec (1267 seconds)
Published: Mon Oct 23 2017
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This whole thing really sucks, I wish you the best of luck.
Did anyone else notice that there wasn't a single cut during the entire video? It was just one twenty minute long take. That's legitimately commendable for many reasons. This Guy is just competently verbose in his script and delivery.
Maybe it's because I'll be forty next year, and I'm feeling my age. But these other constant jump-cut videos are getting really hard to watch. It's like watching someone playing a video game and they constantly exploit the F5 and F9 every five seconds.
Come on Amazon, make a YouTube.
Goddammit, they better not lay a finger on Forgotten Weapons.
Finally, something to be upset about with Youtube this week.
In a completely unprecedented move, YouTube allies itself with corporations who want people to only care about consuming goods and entertainment.
Troublesome things like war make people sad and can make them stop and think about things. And as we all know, sad, thinking people don't mindlessly consume and watch bullshit adverts as much.
Not Lindybeige too :(
I laughed at his comment about "can you imagine showing up for worked and being sacked by an algorithm?". Sadly stuff like that happens in the corporate world too. Six sigma is all the rage in my area. My current company got a lot of it's best employees due to layoffs recommended by dumb algorithms and arbitrary scoring systems.
This is all just a result of corporate attitudes driving the decisions at google. They don't care about content creators like this guy. He is just collateral damage to the system. It's all about what can lower costs and increase revenue.
YouTube has started to get a bit boring I wonder if it's too do with the adpocalypse