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Clubhouse is getting boring. It's filled with self-proclaimed life coaches, marketing gurus, Bitcoin maximalists, NFT shills, and armchair philosophers. All th
by miguelrochefort 6y ago
Clubhouse is getting boring.
It's filled with self-proclaimed life coaches, marketing gurus, Bitcoin maximalists, NFT shills, and armchair philosophers. All the other rooms are in foreign languages, probably talking about the same things.
Stalking Lex Fridman and listening to Naval gets old. Elon Musk never shows up. Every room I start ends up getting filled with the above-mentioned populations.
I'm not sure why I keep tuning in, but I don't suspect it will last. I know others feel the same way.
Unless Clubhouse makes some obvious improvements, mainly letting users filter out specific keywords and languages, I suspect it won't survive mass-adoption.
- lukasfischer 6y agoI fully agree.
- EvanKRob 6y agoYep this right here. I tried to start a niche room for my podcast listeners but had to jump through too many hoops. I think they can pivot into something useful but in its current form it doesnt’ have much value for me for all the reasons you’ve stated.
- billconan 6y agoIt’s full of pretentious people trying to sell themselves. Not very nutritious to me.
- muzani 6y agoExactly! Its selling point was that it had good conversations, but the bar has dropped drastically.
- cm2012 6y ago28 days ago I wrote "I am a strong sell on ClubHouse at a $2b valuation. Just like Medium and Quora, once the masses are allowed on, the noise will get too high and the signal will get lost." I, if anything, feel this stronger now.