Why is a new wave beneficial? A comment from [[Plaigarism and You(Tube)]]: > The subjects they present are so eyecatching and suggest an interesting story, but when you watch the videos, they feel like soulless lectures. This is why creatives are so important. It SHOWS when people who aren’t writers try to create things for engagement. They don’t understand the amount of effort that goes into writing a compelling story. > They're both creators that would occasionally pop up in my recommendations and I'd watch a bit of their stuff, but was never really interested or impressed enough to actively watch anything else of theirs. You can definitely feel their lack of actual passion in their "craft". > when creators are actually passionate about what they’re talking about, they’ll relay the information in a way where they replicate the emotions they felt while discovering every facet of information. The creators that plagiarize, on the other hand, are more focused on the way that THEY look as writers. - The opposite of being a [[Capitalist Creator]] Unfortunately, the YouTube new wave will not work until it quantitatively surpasses retention editing in the benefits it provides YouTube. But that is dictated by the masses on where they direct their attention towards. [MrBeast is starting to acknowledge it now :o](https://twitter.com/MrBeast/status/1764293361437909406) > This past year i’ve slowed down our videos, focused on story telling, let scenes breathe, yelled less, more personality, longer videos, etc. And our views have skyrocketed! ## Examples Can be seen in how [[The qualities of creators I watch]] > Leaving a comment for the algorythm. Ever since MrBeast blew up, YouTube has gone to shit. Everything is scripted. Everything is extra. 100 Days. 1000 days. A million dollars. 10 million dollars. It turned into TV, and people ate that ship up. What happened to "Broadcast yourself"? What made YouTUbe great is that content was made by simple, original people. Now, mega corporations have the big channels, and pull off stuff like this