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> I have found his reaction videos tedious with the excessive commentary I don't follow any of the mentioned youtubers, but their stuff occasionally appears in
by a57721 2y ago
> I have found his reaction videos tedious with the excessive commentary
I don't follow any of the mentioned youtubers, but their stuff occasionally appears in my recommendations. I don't understand the point of videos where someone just scrolls through a blog post and reads it out loud. It comes across as narcissistic and an attempt to piggyback on anything to "create content". There's rarely any added value, and it also feels extremely inefficient to watch such "reaction videos" when I could just skim through the text myself. I guess I'm too old and not part of the target audience.
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- justanotherjoe 2y agoI think there is a value especially when you are not part of that world. It's like watching a new sport and you can hear the commentators and hear which parts excite them and hear their read on the matter at a higher level than you (I) can. It's a good way to get into the same wavelength. Kinda like oil. I just liked primeagen from the above. I like him cause he made no pretense to objectivity and he is also very exciteable, which is a valuable information in itself.