Influencers are ANGRY at Youtube. Here's the 5 reasons why

in blurt-105217 •  7 days ago 

Thousands of Youtubers are now leaving the platform. Youtube has pissed off so many people at this point that in our opinion, there is no saving it. This short video explains the reasons why and what can be done to escape their walled garden.

Youtube Influencers

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  ·  6 days ago  ·  

I like the chicks dancing at the end! : P
Regarding the topic, I definitely agree that YT is a nightmare of evil censorship, psyops, corporate interests, and social engineering. BlurtMedia is already superior in many ways, and getting better all the time.
I don't know that there's any kind of tsunami of people leaving YT right now. That would be nice, and many have predicted it happening for a very long time, but I've yet to see it. Some leave, and many remain... then more join up. YT doesn't seem to be going away, at least right now.
But I'm going to keep using BlurtMedia for video uploads, and encourage others to check it out! It even embeds in Blurt posts/comments now. Get some!!
As for "influencer" what a horrible term. I was a "YouTuber" or "video creator" early on, then I became a "content-creator" or "vlogger"... now it's influencer? I'm fine with "civilly-disobedient content-creator" : ))

  ·  6 days ago  ·  

Yep, I too am not a fan of the term, but that's what they want to be called, so be it.

Most of the channels that I used to watch on Youtube are gone now and they moved their channels to other sites like vigilante.tv, bitchute, odysee and rumble.

An easy way to see how many major youtubers have left, or talking about leaving, just go to Grok (i use the one on twitter) and ask it something like this:

"Can you please give me a list of 50 mid-tier youtube influencers (10K-500K followers or subscribers) who are pro-blockchain, support altcoins beyond Bitcoin, have spoken favorably about SocialFi within the last 365 days, and have never mentioned Theta Network, Friend.tech, Lens Protocol, or XCAD Network in their public content? I need to know their names, what their youtube channel URL is and how to contact them on twitter if possible."

As you will see, Grok will come back with literally hundreds of youtubers who are looking for a better place to post their videos, and you can be incredibly picky with the results that you want Grok to provide you with. Research advice like that typically takes months and thousands of dollars.

  ·  5 days ago  ·  

Sounds like someone(s) will be out of a job!
Myself, I've never used Grok, or any ai or chatbots. Sounds like a very powerful search engine.

  ·  6 days ago  ·  

Without liberty the markets crumbles.