Whoah the quantity of subscribe popups, notifications and ads plastered all over the page is a huge turnoff. All this JS interaction seems to have somehow brok

Whoah the quantity of subscribe popups, notifications and ads plastered all over the page is a huge turnoff. All this JS interaction seems to have somehow broke the animated gif as well. Protip for publishers: one prominent entry point into "subscribing" with multiple choices is sufficient. I get that you want me to subscribe, but if I don't want to you're surely getting negative returns by creating such an obnoxious UX.