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Bruh, i keep meeting those fucking low life retards with a $5 software -_-
"I don't cheat, it's crosshair placement" meanwhile his past nickname is hvh discord server
@izaBrotato@KingHaiX It's exposure, but it also nukes the original video. If you'll watch the vid with a reaction, you've seen it. You won't watch the original video. So video and reaction fight for the same viewer base. At least this is my understanding
@itzsagka I treat Faceit exactly like premier. I get a premier rank, i get a faceit rank. Play to have healthy fun, you have one life, crashing out on a teammate who doesn't perform for a reason you don't know doesn't improve the experience, it's quite opposite actually.
I hate behavior like that. If you have an issue with a creator, you go to that creator to try and resolve the issue. He says he spoke to his creator friends, but he didn't talk to creator this issue is about.
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I’m currently facing a difficult situation and would genuinely appreciate some perspective.
Summit1g recently uploaded a reaction to my latest viral video using the same title and thumbnail, less than three days after the original was published.
I want to make it clear that I have nothing against people reacting to my content or Summit1G.
In fact, I’m generally happy to see other creators engage with my work.
However, within our relatively small creator community, there is an informal understanding that reactions should
ideally be uploaded at least seven days after the original video.
This gives the original creator a fair opportunity to reach their audience and benefit from the initial momentum.
When a much larger creator uploads a reaction almost immediately, particularly with the same title and thumbnail, it can significantly affect the performance of the original video.
Their upload may appear ahead of mine in search results and recommendations, and because they have a much larger audience, their version is likely to receive considerably more views.
Unfortunately, I’m not speaking hypothetically.
This has happened to me several times before with OhnePixel.
Some of his reaction videos received millions of views, while my original videos struggled to reach even 10% of his success.
Based on those experiences, I have seen firsthand how an early reaction upload from a major creator can reduce the visibility and growth of the original video.
I put an enormous amount of time, effort, and care into my content.
Naturally, I want each video to have a fair chance to reach its full potential.
It is extremely discouraging to see that momentum interrupted because a significantly larger channel has uploaded a reaction before the original has had enough time to circulate.
If the reaction would have been uploaded 7 to 10 days later, I would not have had an issue with it at all.
I have also seen comments under Summit’s video saying that it will help my channel grow.
While that may seem logical, my previous experiences have shown the opposite.
In practice, viewers often watch the reaction instead of seeking out the original, especially when both videos use identical titles and thumbnails.
At the moment, I have the legal right to take the video down, but I’m genuinely unsure whether that would be the right decision.
I have nothing against Summit personally, and I am confident that he did not intend to harm my video or my channel.
That is what makes this situation so difficult.
I do not want to create unnecessary conflict, but I also need to protect my work and the future of my channel.
It is also extremely important for me to explain why the performance of this particular video matters so much.
I live in Russia, so my channel is not monetized, which means I receive 0 advertising revenue from YouTube.
Because of sanctions, I am losing dozens of thousands of dollars of monthly income from the ad revenue.
The only way I can earn money from creating videos is through sponsored integrations placed directly within my content.
This video, like several of my previous videos, does not contain any sponsored promotion because I currently do not have an active sponsor.
However, videos that perform exceptionally well and reach a wider audience (like this one) are what allow me to attract potential sponsors and create future opportunities for my channel.
For me, the success of a viral video is therefore not simply about views, numbers, or recognition.
It can directly determine whether I am able to continue earning an income from the insane amount of work I put into my content.
In case some of you didn't know, creating high quality content is really expensive.
That is why it is incredibly important for this video to reach as many people as possible and to have a fair opportunity to benefit from its own momentum.
I would sincerely appreciate hearing other people’s opinions on how I should handle this situation.