Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
Youtube Rewind 2019, featuring Pewdiepie, T-Series and other channels, shows that Youtube actually didn't have any experience creating original content on their own channel. In this video, we'll analyze the subtext of the creative decisions, or lack thereof, in their 2019 Rewind, and also prove that Youtube has been deliberately mucking with their content creators, and propose some actual potential solutions to Youtube's advertiser problems, which might help them stay in the good will of their creators as well.
My previous upload about the producer and what causes individual people to break consensus:
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Youtube Rewind 2019, featuring Pewdiepie, T-Series and other channels, shows that Youtube actually didn't have any experience creating original content on their own channel. In this video, we'll analyze the subtext of the creative decisions, or lack thereof, in their 2019 Rewind, and also prove that Youtube has been deliberately mucking with their content creators, and propose some actual potential solutions to Youtube's advertiser problems, which might help them stay in the good will of their creators as well.
My previous upload about the producer and what causes individual people to break consensus:
youtube.com/watch?v=IWzLjRpn-7s
Interact with me on social media!
twitter.com/StoryBrain1
facebook.com/EverythingStoryChannel
Support me and get Skype chats, video shout-outs and more!
patreon.com/StoryBrain
I'm also reading scripts and books if you want to hire me, for a dollar a page. It's a great way to support the channel also! Message me on Facebook or Twitter. Sometimes Twitter doesn't show me the message for a few days though, so tagging me or replying to a tweet might help. Thanks!
