> There is something off-putting about expecting some of those guys to devote hundreds of hours creating their content and then criticizing them because it's no

> There is something off-putting about expecting some of those guys to devote hundreds of hours creating their content and then criticizing them because it's not free enough I don't think this is "expected" of anyone. "YouTube creator" is not a career, it's a glorified hobby that can sometimes be lucrative, most of us wish we had the time and financial freedom to mess around with our hobbies and get paid for it but at the end of the day this is a fickle dream that one cannot reasonably expect to work out.