Can being hated be profitable?

well hate it another way to pull viewer,
still better don't get too much hate, it won't do you any good in long term
 
For example, if I create a YT video ''7 reasons why Trump sucks'' and post it on a FB group of Trump supporters...I will get a lot of hits, dislikes and negative comments. Can this be positive at some point or will it simply give bad impressions to Youtube?
You will get lot of views. But there will be lot of bad comments on video so you should disable the comments.
 
Tate was supposedly banned but his content is all over the social media. Sounds fishy. Maybe he is an industry plant and they made him wear the Anti-Hero mantle. Others that were saying the same things as tate were fully obliterated. What's so special with him? I don't think that the System allows anyone to become famous by spreading hatred.
 
Tate was supposedly banned but his content is all over the social media. Sounds fishy. Maybe he is an industry plant and they made him wear the Anti-Hero mantle. Others that were saying the same things as tate were fully obliterated. What's so special with him? I don't think that the System allows anyone to become famous by spreading hatred.
The TikTok global appeals team (the 15ish people who oversee ALL final appeals) told me that Tate's face is banned and their AI detects it automatically. His voice is not.
 
As long as you have traffic, whether people like you or hate you, or even if the traffic comes from people criticizing you, you can make money from it ! Have you heard of Feng jie? She is a very ugly Chinese woman who made money by being criticized online and has already immigrated to the United States!
 
For example, if I create a YT video ''7 reasons why Trump sucks'' and post it on a FB group of Trump supporters...I will get a lot of hits, dislikes and negative comments. Can this be positive at some point or will it simply give bad impressions to Youtube?
Creating controversial content can generate the engagement even if it includes dislikes and negative comments. But, it's important to strike a balance, be logical, and respectful to grow a supportive audience.If Effectively managed, this approach can be highly profitable, Andrew is the living example.
 
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