Stage 1: You upload videos on YouTube for fun

Stage 2: You upload videos on Youtube often, so now you decide to make it your hobby

Stage 3: You became a full-time YouTuber you upload videos for money, as well as getting used to editing

Stage 4: You decided that whatever you make can get a lot of views regardless, so you stopped trying. And your mental state *could* gradually change based on the type of content on your channel.

Stage 5: You randomly stopped uploading, or announced that you're gonna stop uploading for a long time. Hopefully you've gotten a job, or a proper life, or at least slightly improve yourself while you're gone, otherwise a lot of bad things can happen to you, and you can possibly be a subject of a stereotypical YouTuber documentary.



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as a pepperoni pizza fan, I find this extremely offensive. >:(

My brother told me that it's a very weird anime, and I thought it's weird too based on the reactions I saw. But dude, what the hell is this? His other uploads didn't make it any better. I'm not even gonna click on it because it's clearly clickbait.

shitty mobile ads #999

poor child, he don't deserve to even look at him

this was on a real or AI quiz thingy, I think I did a really good job

It depends on their motivations. (I'm not advocating for that however)

What a terrible time to react to some more yt ads

simple color project

YouTube ads showed me something good for once