Twitter tries canceling YouTuber Marques Brownlee

Tech-bro Twitter accounts took to the site to voice some very dramatic complaints they have about Marques Brownlee's recent review of the Humane Ai Pin, some more upset than others.

You can view the review for yourself here;
'The Worst Product I've Ever Reviewed... For Now'

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[omga]

"I find it unethical-"
No it's not, it'd be unethical if he gave it a glowing review and misled 18 million people into buying a subpar product, that'd be unethical.

[Frolkinator]

If 1 bad review would ruin a product/company, they earned that fate 99.9% of the times.

[XenaH_Exists]

imagine being cancelled for giving a product proper criticism- oh wait Twitter exists

[Bajolzas]

if a single review is enough to bankrupt your company, maybe your company is delivering a shite product.

[sonoftheredfox]

He did a fair, level-headed review of a LUXURY tech product. He even gave it some positive remarks, especially concerning its design and hardware, even though ultimately it's just not a good product. Not sure what the problem is. I'm still trying to figure out why paraphrasing the Hippocratic oath has anything to do with a tech review. Is that some kind of moral superiority virtue signal? It sounds like those weirdo activist people that say (insert poorly written CW television show or other similar media) is literally SAVING LIVES!" Twitter is such a clown world.

[Jonathan_Collins]

Tech influencers like Twitter WAY more than regular people.

[Rando]

what in that cost 700 dollars? its literally a smartphone with 95% of its functionality removed

[sincerelynotme]

Tech bros are so weird. It's a cesspool over there.

[shubashuba]

"Influencers have a responsibility to their audience."

No they don't. Influencers can talk about whatever they want and people have the choice to listen or not.

[Lightscribe]

So they're mad for him stating his honest thoughts?
Yeah that's Twitter.

[justinnakaDrPokemon]

Ironic that the corperation is the sane one on Twitter.

[KeebeThePlush]

Imagine our society getting overthrown by pins

[hitoridatinao]

"Hard to explain why, " Ah yes, the average twitter argument

[GameBeatenakaKevinS]

"How dare you say something out of line when you have millions of followers."

[Legoguy]

Even if it isn't for me, I will always respect a company that respects its customers to the point of accepting even the most brutal criticism of their product.

[KevinDIntrovert]

If what appears to be a balanced review of a product, that doesn't wholeheartedly praise it but points out its pros AND cons, is enough to bankrupt the company that made it, then that says more about the customer base than the reviewer.

[stevegonzales]

They try to cancel a reviewer but not the company selling the tech and requiring a monthly subscription to be usable. $700+ tax + $288 in yearly subscriptions. That’s a device over $1k in one year and counting.

[chuckrose]

hold on, when did it become taboo to criticize a bad product in a free market?

[IdealIdeas]

Sounds to me like its a single person crying in a corner. Not the entirety of twitter.

[cipherzx]

I don't think any of those people on Twitter complaining about MKBHD's review understand that in order for a product to improve, you have to point out the flaws and not just the goods.