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It really is strange, I can only credit its success so far to the fact that it's tapping into people's primal urge to be able to literally shout down the opposi
by aqouta 6y ago
It really is strange, I can only credit its success so far to the fact that it's tapping into people's primal urge to be able to literally shout down the opposition instead of just metaphorically shout them down. I don't know why anyone would find the format of being forced to debate on the spot better than having the time to construct posts at your leisure. Every clip or story I've heard/seen come out of the app has been a completely mess.
- uh2010 6y agohttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freestyle_rap https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freestyle_rap
- ryanSrich 6y agoIt's very early success (first 6 months) was because of VC hype [1]. You couldn't go anywhere online without hearing how Clubhouse is the next big SV social media bet. I'm guessing a lot of that hype has died down as users find out the app really isn't that useful. 1. You do know CH is valued at $1bn? I mean, the absolute insanity of this can't be understated. Their success is entirely manufactured https://pitchbook.com/newsletter/clubhouse-picks-up-new-funding-at-1b-valuation https://pitchbook.com/newsletter/clubhouse-picks-up-new-fund...
- astrange 6y agoThat's because VCs got to use it, and nobody has a larger ego or desire for other people to hear them talk than a VC who's just been paid a lot to spend other people's money.