Pythagore
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- Mar 4, 2022
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Here's what I am talking about: https://www.youtube.com/@Sierraeducation-o9g
That channel may seem odd, but I am pretty sure it is on the edge of ramping up. The stats are, as of yet, insane.
As for the videos of that channel... well, what to say.. They are quite sexualized. Those videos are basically random and the content is absolutely no great shakes.
And for those that are going to turn up saying the channel is botted, this is not the case in my book.
I wandered through the comments and saw that some people were actually coming from Twitter (there were like a few comments such as "who's coming from twitter", etc..)
But the thing is that channel has accumulated more than 1M views so far, and honestly, I doubt all those views have been coming from Twitter and Twitter only.
Plus, for aught I know, that kind of content is usually prohibited by YouTube. We can clearly see the woman showing her complete chest in the videos - and that would usually be a big red flag for YT.
However, the trick is that it is supposed to be an "educational" channel that is believed to be meant to teach mothers how to "breastfeed" their children; which makes things a little bit different in that context, and that is most certainly why the channel passes muster and is currently not under the watchful eye of YouTube.
I do not know if that channel is going to survive, as we all know how strict YouTube is... but all I can say is it is in pretty good shape, for the moment.
Perhaps a loophole to kind of bypass the system and be able to create sexual content without being penalized.
Because let's lay our cards on the table - most of people watching those videos are not doing so for educational purposes...
On top of that, I think women only constitute a narrow % of the views.
So, what's your take on that?
That channel may seem odd, but I am pretty sure it is on the edge of ramping up. The stats are, as of yet, insane.
As for the videos of that channel... well, what to say.. They are quite sexualized. Those videos are basically random and the content is absolutely no great shakes.
And for those that are going to turn up saying the channel is botted, this is not the case in my book.
I wandered through the comments and saw that some people were actually coming from Twitter (there were like a few comments such as "who's coming from twitter", etc..)
But the thing is that channel has accumulated more than 1M views so far, and honestly, I doubt all those views have been coming from Twitter and Twitter only.
Plus, for aught I know, that kind of content is usually prohibited by YouTube. We can clearly see the woman showing her complete chest in the videos - and that would usually be a big red flag for YT.
However, the trick is that it is supposed to be an "educational" channel that is believed to be meant to teach mothers how to "breastfeed" their children; which makes things a little bit different in that context, and that is most certainly why the channel passes muster and is currently not under the watchful eye of YouTube.
I do not know if that channel is going to survive, as we all know how strict YouTube is... but all I can say is it is in pretty good shape, for the moment.
Perhaps a loophole to kind of bypass the system and be able to create sexual content without being penalized.
Because let's lay our cards on the table - most of people watching those videos are not doing so for educational purposes...
On top of that, I think women only constitute a narrow % of the views.
So, what's your take on that?