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Originally posted by LCTV
In a way though if you think about it Youtube has made it MUCH much harder to get yourself known.. unless you're already known. Video Responses were (for some people I'm assuming) their way of getting that small amount of viewers.
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I'm surprised no one has brought this up.
Lets say YouTube will still be a huge force in 5-7 years, when the current YouTubers retire, who are gonna take over? I know it's a weird question, but it's starting to look like the online version of Hollywood.
If you want a fanbase, you still need to gain a following over a few years or hopefully you get lucky and go viral (and hope the viewers stick around). But since the heavy weights are the being taken care of, it's hard to break through. But even then, you shouldn't be a YouTuber to be famous, you have to have something to genuinely 'say'.
Wow that was longer than it should.
) but alas... All good things come to an end...
