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I've followed Coffeezilla for a while. I was doing an AI course from another youtuber named Siraj Raval in 2019. The course ended up being totally amateur and
by danieldevries 4y ago
I've followed Coffeezilla for a while. I was doing an AI course from another youtuber named Siraj Raval in 2019. The course ended up being totally amateur and full of empty promises.
Mr Zilla did a video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jmBE4yPrOs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jmBE4yPrOs
'AI Guru makes $238,800 with misleading paid course. doesn't credit developers. | Siraj Raval FGF'
Then Zilla started exclusively focusing on crypto/NFT scams. The first few were interesting. Now... its a quite tedious, "the blockchain never lies...look they pulled the rug..." yawn
I hope he goes back to covering other interesting topics again.
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- Fargoan 4y agoAgreed. It was a much more interesting channel when it was about scams in general. I suppose bsc shitcoins and what not are just easier to make videos about and it gets the views
- gk1 4y agoBefore this he had a long streak of exposing business gurus selling online courses.
- 1337biz 4y agoI guess crypto videos get him more views. Most of the videos are super boring, like yeah who would have thought that some shady YouTuber promoting a token on Binance Smart Chain would turn out to be a scam.
- danieldevries 4y agoYep. Ironically I felt he turned into the very thing he was uncovering. Towards the end of 2021 he made this promise to donate X dollars to a charity if he reached a million subs. It came across as pretty disingenuous.
- yifanl 4y agoCoffeezilla himself is invested in crypto, so this type of content is now very much in his wheelhouse. After all, being a youtuber is all about monetizing your hobbies.