Does that mean YouTube will become more corporate over time? Did the mainstream media take over YouTube? youtu.be
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What are the political implications of T-Series surpassing PewDiePie
Alexander Stewart
Jack Cook
It means india has a billion people living in it and not much else.
Eli Reed
No idea what the fuck you’re even talking about I clicked on this thread because I thought it was about bbq sauce
Charles Cooper
The internet and social media are becomming a total disaster. At this point, humanity would benefit, if all of it would shut down.
Lincoln Sullivan
more poo inside the loo
Leo Taylor
Who the fuck is “T-series”?
Pewdiepie is practically a household name
Samuel Thompson
Yes, India only has people. MrBeast might surpass T-Series.
It's basically some Indian corporate channel who overtook an individual channel. YouTube used to be a site for individuals, but now corporations overtook it. Maybe the media wanted it that way to preserve power.
Also, youtube.com
Jaxson Gray
You're right, T-Series is basically just an Indian music video/movie trailer company in India which grew from selling music tapes from Bollywood movies. They're currently the first subscribed YouTube channel because of India's population. T-Series would've only been known in India and the rest of South Asia if it weren't for the drama surrounding them surpassing PewDiePie. True.
Interesting, care to share any more examples? Social media is mostly bad because of addiction, autism and degeneracy, but it helps spread information and it drains the power of the elites. More people would've got the Vax if side effects and conspiracy theories wasn't spread all over social media.
Angel Ward
Jayden Sanchez
kill yourself with this pointless fucking thread you dumbass nigger cunt
David Anderson
No my fellow leaf. Thank you for the bump.
Sebastian Collins
>This post violates a rule.
>This post is off-topic.
Carter Harris
Thank you for the bump, the media attacking PewDiePie because he's a threat to their power. See this.
Gabriel Gonzalez
im not bumping your trash thread retard
John Harris
:D You just did, I'll stop when there's a YouTube/internet culture board.
Julian Cook
>Interesting, care to share any more examples?
Ever heard of Tiktok, Twitter, Instagram or any other shit? Do you ever leave your fucking house and look at the youth with its head in their iphones?
Luke Peterson
not my problem in all fields
Chase Cooper
wait is this 2018? Did I travel back in time?
Either way T-series became big because the streetshitters finally got a mobile internet connection some years ago, and is normal that a music indian company would be followed by a country of 1b+ people.
But is not T-series the real problem, youtube is already more corporate since the adpocalypse and panders mostly to companies instead of small creators, see for example the news, the real reason why the dislike button was removed and why quality has went to shit and stuff like that
Liam Morales
>not knowing the magic fords to not bump
lurk moar
Jeremiah Scott
It went to shit as soon as you could make money with it. That meant capitalism taking over the content and it becoming just another corporate outlet
Aaron Cook
I already said I mostly agree with you, I even went as far as to list examples. TikTok is a major example, it should be banned.
You pointed out obvious example. Social media addiction is serious and there's cancel culture. youtube.com
It sucks, although YouTube is the least of the worst social media. It's just addictive. TikTok is the worst app and it should be banned. India and Indonesia already banned it.
Hudson Harris
t-series atleast offers a great free product to hundreds of millions.
pewdiepie promotes nigger & jew loving to his white userbase
Kayden Brown
Okay, I'll try.
Exactly, people complain about demonetization instead of being creative. A financial intention dilutes creativity and demonetization crushed potential content. At least I can spend my time on self-improvement.
Exactly, Jio is a service providing WI-FI to Indians. There's Indians out there with night bulbs, but with phones and data. You're right that YouTube's corporatization is the real problem. T-Seires surpassing PewDiePie in subscribers is just a symptom. Late Night Shows, Talk Shows like The View and news sources are the real villains. Also, screw Susan.