I think only Americans like announcing they are Americans. Working with tourists in Europe spotting Americans was easy because the first thing they would say is “hello, I’m from America”, or “I’m from Califooornia”
Never had this happen with any other nationality.
But he’s reading a script, man, why do you want to read the manuscript?
I don’t consider this as evidence, but maybe you find it entertaining: https://youtu.be/1YYNAruSye4
Take this upvote, I didn’t mean to be rude
It’s just a conversation
Sorry, but there is no one else. Are you going to give your savings away for this? No one would, but he’s doing it.
He has an online following that expect his style of video, but regardless of that, this is the same thing that made piratesoftware hate in the projext blindly, he didn’t like the look of the guy and the aesthetics.
Really? Grow up, why do you care how the video looks? Have you ever tried writing script, setting up a studio, recording, editing, publishing and designing a video? I do this professionally and it can takes weeks or months to have something that looks moderately acceptable. Why do you care about the aesthetics? I don’t get it
Fair enough, by the way, valid point. But it does seems like you jumped on a bandwagon, my friend.
Why not? He’s done that in other plataforms
The smaller a community is, the more influence you have. Propaganda here is much more effective than on Reddit
You watched 5 minutes of his own verbal diarrhea and formed a full opinion on him?
This may have killed piratesoftwares career
There are many differences, some advantages and some disavantages. If you want to read, you can read the transcript that YT generates or you can probably find the text posted in some of his blogs, I bet.
People are clicking, tho
I didn’t know it either
Maybe the peer to peer aspect of it could sustain big amounts of viewers
Podemos fazer essa plataforma? Sou criador de conteúdo tambem e estou indo nessa direção.
Vamo que vamo
The content is just not there, brother
I think its because how people speak in movies, americans speak like a script writer