Is Unbox Therapy Buying Views?

Is Unbox Therapy Viewbotting Their Content?

Recently it has been discovered that Unbox Therapy may be purchasing views on their content. In this video, we explore the evidence towards Unbox Therapy faking views, as well as the possible outcomes that could be causing such a phenomenon.

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[InternetAnarchist]

Thank you so much for 80k Subscribers ♥
Edit: Wow, almost at 100k? Thanks for 94, 000 subscribers. 🎉
Edit 2: Holy- 99.1k? this is getting crazy! (29/12/22)

[Ubefantom]

I used to watch Unbox Therapy religiously; but after some time I realized they don't really "review" products so much as they push any products they can onto you by any means necessary

[DiehlGames]

I'm amazed Lew got away with the fake giveaway for the literal truckload of iPhones. He gave away like 10 then stopped entirely. The fraud was so massive I'm surprised no one took legal action.

[TechSource]

I freaken knew it! That dude has been view botting for years and people are finally starting to realize!

[AliFareedMC]

Since I found Mrwhosetheboss, I stopped watching Unbox therapy.

[dapz]

I think there could be another plausible explanation for the lack of comments, which I've seen used on some other sketchy channels where they set comments to manual approval and only approve a few dozen positive comments, and sometimes they approve of some mildly critical comments too. That doesn't really explain why the likes are so low though, so I'm more inclined to believe they're viewbotting

[thatverseguy]

It goes to show that no matter how big you are, it is still possible to lose all of your following and you wouldn't even see it until it is too late. Social media is a volatile world but this man had it coming to him.

[MartySince]

The realest tech reviewer will always be Flossy Carter

[Ksandur]

He starts talking about what you want to know at 6:48

[DammitJeff]

Funny how this video will probably get more comments than an average Unbox Therapy video LMAO

[SuiSlyder]

I remember watching this guy all the time, up until the whole Lattercase fiasco. Then the whole Escobar thing happened, and I saw how he reacted to people calling him out. It goes to show you that some people love to play the victim card when they get caught in a lie.

[da]

I’m surprised how pong it took his audience to leave, like the guy was just talking good about any product he got his hands on, and it was always pointless bs, he never talked about the specs in detail, he never talked about anything important for that matter, it was like watching some random dude try to figure out what the sponsored product he got his hands on was.

[ClyntonVDB]

I stopped watching them years ago. There was something that didn't sit well with me and I unsubscribed, it was so many years ago that I can't remember the reason.

[thegray]

There's another possibility, he could have the truck full of phones watching his videos on repeat 24/7

[evnsriram]

You are a hero as long as you're down to earth. The moment you start disregarding the emotions of the people who trust you, you welcome your downfall.

[JimmyFromJapan]

Dude you’re almost at 100k subscribers. You deserve all of them and more. Love the content bro keep it up!

[DoctorCrescentMoon]

When he decided to act like the Escobar phone scam was legit he basically started to seal his fate

[Litevx]

Isn't there a YouTube feature where you can set comments to only be shown after they are manually reviewed by the channel owner? YandereDev for example has used this to prevent comments critizing him in the past.

[BreadCatMarcus]

So glad this video exists. I always saw UT as a dbag who only reviewed stuff he could get paid backing for. It always seemed so corporate and shallow. I love people like Dave2D and MB. Much more transparent and down to earth.

[golf_is_hard_tv]

Keep doing what you’re doing bro. I love the hustle. Just an FYI @MKBHD’s name is Marques Brownlee (brownly) and not Marcus Brown Lee. Again, love your work