Maker recently acquired Blip which likely attracted Disney's attention. It seems a lot of their partners in RPM networks(owned by Maker) have high turnover; man

Maker recently acquired Blip which likely attracted Disney's attention. It seems a lot of their partners in RPM networks(owned by Maker) have high turnover; many smaller channels with new talent. Blip seems like the desired goal here. $500 million seems absurdly high, but I guess they must be worth it. Most of their channels seem really, really, insanely low-quality. They had a few larger partners like Ray William Johnson, NicePeter, ShayCarl, etc. But what are the long-term value of partnership with these channels? I know Ray William Johnson bailed on Maker pretty publicly recently. Are these artists going to make youtube videos indefinitely? Are they under contract to churn out a specific number of videos per week? I'm curious how it all works legally given the loose relationship most people have with youtube.