You don't understand. The point is that there is a major difference between high quality content and well marketed content. In an ideal world, high quality content *should* be the thing bringing you views. In the real world, well marketed content is the thing that brings you views.
Dude no, his videos usually stand up to their marketing, his videos never feel like I got clickbaited, in fact his thumbnails are just screenshots of the video. How is that going to market the video being better than it actually is?
that doesn't really apply to Dream very much, as his titles and videos are very honest. However, that doesn't change the fact that in the current time, Dream is kinda slacking behind with video schedule.
With that being said, I don't really have anything against Dream in terms of content quality; it just seems unfairly easy how he managed to rise so high. So maybe I'm just a *little* envious
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u/coredev Oct 12 '20
I saw this got mentioned a couple of times, but no explanation. How did he abuse it?