No.85883
Reading Wikipedia is still adding more than putting your dumb face on top of someone else's video, that low bar still holds. Most of the big current events-type youtubers are just people summarizing random articles they found with flashy visuals and extra repetition, so I'm not surprised people are copying that bullshit for the media sphere.
No.85897
Youtube as a whole is terrible and I try not to watch anything anime related as it only makes me annoyed.
No.85898
Oh, and yeah, it's amazing how many careers are made these days simply because people can't read. You take an article that would actually take a minute to read through and it gets inflated to a 20 minute reaction video with at least 2 ad breaks. I feel bad for all the writers that perform research and testing and then some youtube parasite just steals all the info for their tard audience.
No.85901
>>85883>Reading Wikipedia is still adding more than putting your dumb face on top of someone else's video, that low bar still holds.The latest lowbar is doing this with AI. You don't even have to sit there and do nothing anymore.
No.85902
>>85901>AIAutomating the whole process of:
¥get a script (reddit story, wikipedia article, etc)¥ask chatGPT to make it into a video-able script¥use some TTS AI to read the text¥download some minecraft gameplay to play in the back¥upload to YouTube¥make moneyis all the craze right now. Seen plenty of shorts claiming they'll teach you how to passively make money with "this one simple trick!"
No.85903
When you put it like that it reminds me of how blogging was killed by oversupply of template&seo driven content