What irks me the most about a whole bunch of Youtubers is they seem to get highly vocal when supposed bad things happen to them. Then they use their own fanbase as an avenue to complain about it to try and fix their own problems. They jump straight to social media without trying to work things out behind the scenes in any way beforehand. Then there's the fact most of their problems (at least the ones highlighted on here) usually revolve around them making money and rarely revolve around creating better content for their community.
I am sure the GB guys have a whole bunch of issues weekly that never come out into the open. Jeff would not do a song and dance on Twitter if things were not going his way - and if he did it would be on a rare occasion. GB almost crashed and died before CBS stepped in, and we never knew about it until the issue was already dealt with.Everyone would have been out of a job - which is worse than not getting money for a few videos - and it was never irrationally broadcast to the world. This is how things are supposed to work.professionally. But youtubers rarely seem to act professionally.This is my issue with them.
I know I am complaining about stuff rather than trying to fix it, and I would love to produce YouTube content that I myself would like - and if it was succesfully I would try not to be a cunt about it to the people that liked it - but I don't think I have the skill to do that. There is already a successful Irish guy talking about games on the Internet anyway. Fecker.