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Only thing I use youtube for is tech repair videos and listening to music. I think most likely the people who go to look for 'top creators' are teenage girls l

• wruza 2y ago
  It probably depends on how top we mean here. I’m basically the opposite of a teenage girl, but I regularly watch a few 1-10M subs creators. It comes in waves, few years one subset, few years another. That said, I moderated my subs and feed for years. A newcomer with no youtube harnessing experience has no chance to avoid the default chamber.
  • eimrine 2y ago
    As soon as channel hits 1M it immediately gets less interesting, that is inevitable. No-hello videos where the author feels shy to ask for money always turn to videos with intro, transitions and outtro. And there is no way to moderate feed except of not watching bad videos. For example I was baited once at some lo-fi music jam video from small channel (I always appreciate <3k channels) and now I have ton of that music but with decreasing of my favorite science topic. I never listen music on Youtube because the choice is both poor and random and I hope my feed stops being spammed with jam topics after few weeks.
    • wruza 2y ago
      there is no way to moderate feed except of not watching bad videos You can unwatch a video by x-ing it in history. Together with dislike and “not interested” this works very well for me. “Don’t recommend channel” does work too.