I watched some of it. So in France they took the most famous youtubers out there, and tasked them with creating 2 series. Both were pretty uninspired derivati

I watched some of it. So in France they took the most famous youtubers out there, and tasked them with creating 2 series. Both were pretty uninspired derivative work. You could see that there was way more budget than on these people regular videos, but that the whole thing was mostly a paycheck, not a passion project. I don't think Youtube even has to produce any content to be honest. No ads and Play Music ? That's already a great value proposal. If on top of that you add a video streaming service which actually has a library that only grows (instead of a rolling one like netflix) and that actually contains different cuts of each films, bonuses, cut scenes, etc, I might be willing to just let go of Netflix and go with them.