I’m reading through the comments on Justin Phillip’s video and it’s kind of crazy how many people missed the point. People are way too caught up in the whole YouTuber vs Filmmaker thing and wanting to support whatever “team” they think got shade thrown their way rather than seeing the truth in what he’s saying. 1) YouTube and Filmmaking are different. Case in point, Markiplier is a YouTuber. He then made a film as a filmmaker. 2) Social Media and businesses use YouTubers and

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幾秒內	Michael Redd redd_oni	Influencers to spread their reach and increase their sales. That is literally the formula of social media platforms. So it’s reasonable to say that while the specific creators referenced in his video may or may not be “guilty” of this, there are definitely creators out there who are. Which is my main takeaway from the video. We as audience, followers and consumers do need to take that into consideration when
3 小時內	Musa capturedbymoinak	Agreed. He made some good points, but I think he’s being misunderstood mostly because he started the whole thing by throwing some shades to a few known creators
16 小時內	Guillermo Alarcon future_vizion	Where is the video? I’ve read the debate but don’t know wat the source was