everyone on YouTube is leaving :(

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imma miss matpat.

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The infection… has spread… no one is left on YouTube.

smugbowkid

The content never got old, we just grew up

TheAdvocate

Goodbye MatPat and uhhh all these other guys

DadPerfected

Man, I'll miss Lynja. She was an amazing youtuber while it lasted. Just sadly she had gone to rest 😥

Fly high, Lynja 🕊

vimiloedits

The missile with no noises killed me lmao

SanonixFastTime

this could potentially be good, to some extent. so many people leaving means that someone can potentially take their place. its sad to see so many good content creators leave, but they cant go on forever, and someone else might also want to take a shot at becoming a successful youtuber.

gibusmibus

the hottest new trend on the block: getting out

Pixelcraftian

Matpat: Slows down making videos
Everyone: THEY ARE ALL LEAVING

EthanWithoutTheK

Damn, this quitting thing spreading like a virus. Also, goodbye Matpat, we’ll never forget your theories.

thaliacordero

It's a time for new creators and to avenge our fallen soldiers

PuddlestheNoodle

We lost Matt patt, and we lost cooking with lynda. Now, what are we supposed to do without them

Bixen_Bings

Why did YouTube recommend me this amazing creator

Edit: why does my comment have 23 likes already, this is the fastest ever

MYSTERIOUSBATTLE

It’s all replaced with content farms 😓

helendeck

I feel like this stuff just happens to make room for the new era of social media

DustedAway

In all honesty, I think it would be best if these YouTube creators did retire. They started off strong, and kept their head in the game. However, ever since YouTube no longer existed as a free platform like in the 2000's, monetization issues, advertising, among other issues has turned this website into an anarcho-capitalist cyber-dystopia. I have every reason to believe that those who are monetized with YouTube are being milked out of every penny they are making for themselves to work harder.

I don't think it would be such a bad thing if they did retire. After all, they have left archives of videos for us to enjoy long into the future. Like a book we enjoy, we can always return to it. The problem with a series that never ends, is that it becomes less and less enjoyable. Creative bankruptcy is real.

I believe the best course of action would be to boycott the monetization system, or for creators to make their own independent streaming websites using webrings and simple coding. As long as the monetization and copyright systems continue to exist on YouTube, the corporate ladder and those in cahoots with them like iShowSpeed, will stop at nothing to abuse the system. We no longer need to rely on corporate capitalism to sustain live content, when we can instead rely on free market capitalism.

YouTube cannot own us.

hawkeyenextgen