> I'd wager for some individuals something might not even be worth doing if they can't be seen by thousands of strangers doing it. “Prank” channels come to my

> I'd wager for some individuals something might not even be worth doing if they can't be seen by thousands of strangers doing it. “Prank” channels come to my mind at this. Like the one that got shot semi-recently for messing with people, who then said it was “worth it”. It’s a shame how hard people can hyperfocus on fake Internet points and even let it hurt their actual relationships. I had a friend who was intensely upset over a comment suggesting a new camera angle because it “made their channel look bad” to be constructively criticized.