@ChrisSifniotis True, no one wants one creator to monopolize the site. Maybe if YouTube took videos getting more than the normal amount of likes, it could be treated like a new video and given relatively more attention.
So $1,000 dollar bills are real,
but they were discontinued in 1969.
Now their rarity makes them sell for around $3,000, but they can go up to $10,000.
It sucks that Lofi Girl's streams got taken down, but I can't help but appreciate seeing how insanely popular their videos are. Hope they get the copyright claims resolved soon.
Weird theory:
What if Nintendo doesn't release Mother 3 in the US because more people talk about the Earthbound series if they don't? It's free marketing.
What if we had an "internet pyramid": basically a food pyramid, but for the internet content we digest? It could be a guide for a balanced diet of information to take care of our minds the same way the food pyramid helps us take care of our bodies. Thoughts?
I'm over the moon right now! I have the opportunity to be a script writer for an animated YT channel that has almost 2 million subscribers. I can't say much about the project, but if things go well it could be a regular thing!
Would you rather be haunted by a ghost who tells you how you're going to die, or who constantly reminds you about all the cringy stuff you did in middle and high school?
Competitive painting used to be in the Olympics. Painting “athletes” had to submit an original art piece to the judges that was inspired by a sport. On rare occasions when no painting was good enough to win, no medals would be given at all.