18 Million subscribers, Billions of views, has had Kobe Bryant and the US president as guests on his channel. If that's "semi-succesful", what on earth is your yard-stick for successful?
I don't always agree with his takes, but I honestly can't think of a better or better-known tech reviewer.
I mean, Linus Tech Tips exist. So do Jay-Z 2 cents. There are plenty of other successful tech YouTubers.
I dunno. My local doctor has saved plenty of lives.
Consider him more of a success than someone who reviews overpriced phones on youtube.
Suppose how you define success depends on what you think's important in life.
A famous YouTuber is not going to be successful at saving lives, but is extraordinarily successful at being a YouTuber.
Mr Blott was suggesting that the review is ultimately just an advertisement. I disagree with it, but each to their own.
Things I will never do -
Pay that much for a phone
Click on a YT link that's clearly an ad
In this case, it's a semi-successful youtuber who does phone reviews.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marques\_Brownlee
But I'm not necessarily disagreeing with you.
18 Million subscribers, Billions of views, has had Kobe Bryant and the US president as guests on his channel. If that's "semi-succesful", what on earth is your yard-stick for successful?
I don't always agree with his takes, but I honestly can't think of a better or better-known tech reviewer.
I mean, Linus Tech Tips exist. So do Jay-Z 2 cents. There are plenty of other successful tech YouTubers.
I dunno. My local doctor has saved plenty of lives.
Consider him more of a success than someone who reviews overpriced phones on youtube.
Suppose how you define success depends on what you think's important in life.
A famous YouTuber is not going to be successful at saving lives, but is extraordinarily successful at being a YouTuber.
Mr Blott was suggesting that the review is ultimately just an advertisement. I disagree with it, but each to their own.
Semi-successful? He has 20 Million subscribers.