>And he makes it very clear that it's a paid interlude, not part of the actual content. I have to say that with the content creators I follow, that is the norm

>And he makes it very clear that it's a paid interlude, not part of the actual content. I have to say that with the content creators I follow, that is the norm rather than the exception. There is always a clear delineation between advertisement and the content, even if the advertisement is embedded in the content (i.e native advertising).