The Ghosts of YouTube
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- Опубліковано 17 чер 2024
- youtuber life crisis
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0:00 - Intro
1:16 - The Common Man
2:36 - The First Subscribers
4:04 - Cause of death: Irrelevance
5:39 - 99% of Ghosts
6:50 - Parasocial Relationships
9:02 - One day...
10:04 - Conclusion
playlist for the video's music
• The Ghosts of UA-cam OST
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time development
july 22nd - august 10th - Розваги
Nice vid! -Dead guy :D
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oof
there we go
no way
THE MASTER HIM SELF
As a ghost of UA-cam, I can relate.
can you teach me your ways?
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I think I'm not the only one sad when I see an old channel which hasn't uploaded a video for nearly a decade.
Especially when their peak UA-cam content
that must be my old 2017 channel then XD(i moved to a new channel, its mid af)
Im almost one lol
@@real-oz7whooooo a ghost of UA-cam(jk)
@@SpookyPancakessometimes you’ll have a channel that has one single video that was uploaded like a decade ago, that is insanely popular, and then they disappear off the face of the earth
I find scary and amazing how there’s so many people in the world with their own lives and stories that I may or may never meet
I felt this way too when I landed in an airport in NYC. I passed by almost every nationality known to man and every single person had a life just as complicated as my own.
There's a word for this: sonder.
I've had this same feeling too and recently found out there was a word for it : "Sonder - noun. the realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own."
theres a word for this -''sonder''. Ive been trying to come to terms with the fact but i feel like only an extremely slim percentage of people, if not noone at all, truly realize the meaning of sonder
@@alimonyweedman2175 Vsauce moment
Makes you wonder how big the world truly is huh?
At the time of posting this comment you have 167 likes... Think about how complex, sad, happy, funny, mundane, boring, and etc those lives of the 167 people that liked your comment... truly mindblowing
i remember watching you when i was 3
now i'm 46 years old happily married with my wife and have 91 kids
Weed soldier
Weed solider
i remember reading this comment when i was 2
now I'm 66 years old happily divorced on a beach in saudi arabia with my weed bush
Weed soldier
I remember watching Sournale when I was 69, now I’m 9 (and a half) and happily divorced.
Dude it sucks having to go through Glich'e Gaming's comments. I see NO ONE actually talk about the video, just their nostalgia. What sucks about it even more is how much more care and love are put into his newer videos, you can tell from the editing and even the thumbnails alone.
Oh yeah I used to watch him too. Kind of bad that his comments are nostalgia filled on his newer videos. If they were on the older ones that wouldn't be that big of an issue though. I never knew about this so thanks for sharing :D.
Same as dantdm's comment sections
Holy shit I remember that guy!
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I used to watch him but then I started watching more of his content and really liked it
does anyone else remember that brief moment in time where you could actually DM people on YT ?
Yeah i remember, it didn't last long..
Should’ve kept it
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Yeah, and I remember when UA-cam had a stream chat room.
Bruh I remember a family member of mine used to rp using those UA-cam messages
I can't believe someone else also likes to delve into the accounts of random people. I also regularly check on dead youtubers every now and then to see how they're doing. It's also so weird to think about just how many accounts there are with 1 or 2 videos that no other soul will ever see until the end of time.
Hyped for the 19.9.2023
It’s kinda sad to see someone having a peak time of their life is going to have a unexpected downfall
every UA-camr might end up like them...mabye even soulnale too.....
IM ONE OF THEM BUT HAVE MORE VIDEOS
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Yep
I expect downfall in everything
This is one of the things that genuinely scared me. The feeling of being forgotten gives me pure anxiety everytime i think of it but the truth is I'm already irrelevant, another tiny dust of sand inside the countless others.
I may not be remembered but maybe at least people would noticed my mark left on here.
brother it's ok I swear you'll be dead you won't care about people remembering you, focus on making memories that you can look back to when you're older. it's okay to be scared, but you can do something about it I trust you
The reason you are alive is because of the forgotten
For me, its calming. I dont need to think of a future legacy. Im just gonna be one of the billions. And thats enough for me.
@@castingspells_czthat's actually quite sad
What about the people that actually know u? Like friends and family?
This video could not have come out at a better time for me tbh. I've been stuck on this idea of "dead" games, or "dead" channels recently and this video describes my own thoughts better then I probably can. Fantastic video :)
Dead channels and accounts just feel so... off? Weird? Something like that. Like channels who haven't posted in like 15, 16, 17 years... who knows where the OP is now. For all we know, they might no longer be with us.
I love on how you go super deep into a subject that nobody even questions like you pretty much do a deep analysis on a simple subject for no reason at all
This is why I respect UA-camrs who end their careers at the peak instead of watching themselves lose relevancy, kindof like Anthpo
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Ah Anthpo
anthpo the goat
I half read that and filled it in as “end their lives at the peak”
Going to miss Anthpo, but I respect his decision to leave the platform
i do this all the time and it actually makes me feel a little sad when i come across channels that like posted a video once 9 years ago and never used their account again or when i come across someone i used to watch all the time who hasn't uploaded in a while.
That's interesting to think about. To think that there are channels all the way back from 2006 or even 2005 that are dead and forgotten.
Relatable.
My channel has a stupid about page
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As someone who's commented on hundreds(possibly thousands) of UA-cam videos, and actually has content and a channel description, I can't help but think what's going on with the millions of people that I've only ever seen on one video. Like, on channels that I read the comments sections of regularly, even. Ones that don't seem to have been on this website in years or even decades.
Especially now with the @ system on UA-cam now, where everyone has their own, even ones who stopped appearing on UA-cam before it was introduced and just have an automated one. I'm lucky to have my @ be the same one I have nearly everywhere else, but I have to wonder if the person who got @BinglesP was someone I would've otherwise never known existed. It'd be like finding out an alternate dimension version of you exists, only to not know anything about them besides their existence, just left with an empty record. Scary.
Some random manufacturer in India or something nabbed what would have been my tag, so it's a pretty boring alternate dimension for me.
My name is Gavin Ching, and I live a regular life. I hope that one day, if im ever forgotten, someone may find this comment, and remember me.
your grace is in my, or our hands.
@@Mashykmana thank you, kind stranger.
I'm genuinely happy this kind of video exists. It gives a detailed perspective of our mundaine lives in both virtual and real life, I've always looked into every small things in me and my life and this video showed me everything of it. Thank you so much, sournale for making this video.
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@@brodyquestionmark good job.
this is both interesting but terrifying.
I used to be a ghost, it’s not that big of a deal
@@mattgroening8872 is really? like you were just a clean slate. Barron it's a big deal because you were a nobody just another face in the croud. it's a big deal because you were not a big deal!
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@@johnnybonsera8845 me too man, me too.
@@mattgroening8872ghost? i was a ghost once--
I'm seriously so glad somebody discussed this. I've thought about this a lot for a long time. This is a GREAT video.
Damn I didn’t think anyone else did this, I love going on random channels that haven’t uploaded in like 5-10 ish years and just seeing where they just dropped off and never uploaded again it’s like a window into someone else’s life that you’ll probably never see or hear off ever again
“A lot of ghosts end up forgotten, no matter how famous they were.”
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It's kind of ironic, PewDiePie is one of the biggest people EVER on this platform but, sometimes... I kind of forget he exists entirely, I don't follow him, I just know that he's big, done some huge things for the site, I really enjoyed his other channel much more, "FlyingKitty", his sense of humor is bafflingly great when he just decides to post whatever he wants
wth was that intro
Tarantula controller
Idk
To scare kids...? Idk
It’s an intro
Why?
Your video makes me think again. In recent years, I was talking about a similar topic. To think and understand how much this whole process of generational change and not only UA-camrs is scary. Time and souls invested by people in the things they create, incredible stories happening at every step are simply lost. People don't live forever, everyone will end up where they started. Sometimes people try to keep everything in the archives, save it from oblivion, but who will need it? Many people say if something got into the internet, it is no longer possible to remove it from there. But what sense should it make if it's just no one will find the same information under another pile of information, the Internet is not a repository, it's a sarcophagus in which tons of information are rotting waiting to be opened. and as always the games are good, but no one I haven't completed them. the projects are almost ready but never completed, drawings and music touching the soul but touching only the author, no one will remember those who did it, nor even the very existence of this. people create and trash into a void that will eventually consume everything. And everything will repeat itself, everything that was old will become a new trend, even if no one realizes it. and everything will continue as if at the click of a finger. I know it's stupid, but sometimes I'm scared. And we are living trying to achieve something,when people just miss most of the information because of its quantity. You are a UA-camr, and I am your commentor, revealing my soul to a random person from the Internet. And this is the story and it will remain here. .. What's next? You probably already know.
I’ve been doing and thinking this for years now, thanks for bringing my thoughts to light
This was actually more sad than I thought it was going to be.
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I only Peak communist Lithuania
I like your food reviews
it a loser on the internet.
this video genuinely gave me the closest thing to a mid life crisis I've ever felt
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Nothing last forever
some day the only thing left of us are our ashes or gravestones, thats the way it goes
Real
I've been having a mid-life crisis since 1st grade. Kill me
god i relate to this so much, i always lurk on peoples channels for no reason and i do wonder what people who have no pfp no description and no videos are up to..
Wow, I remember watching you when I was 6! I can feel the nostalgia *coming inside me.* Thanks for this W video!
One of my favorite types of ghost channels are the accounts that have uploaded quite a bit in the past, even having a few viral videos out of it, but have suddenly stopped uploading years ago.
Dropping off the face of UA-cam ever so suddenly.
dude why do i see you everywhere
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Like that one dude who posted the viral silly Wii warning manual illustrations. Their channel was only used for sharing small, either helpful or goofy videos, and that was one of them. They randomly stopped uploading a decade ago, but according to recent comments they’re still active elsewhere
Man this video was existential. I used to make videos on my channel, but for some reason I stopped uploading for a year. it wasn’t until a month ago when I really started wanting to make videos again and luckily I decided to start working on a new video. So, thanks for covering something that I can relate to personally.
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It gives me a feeling that I will be rewatching this video in the future. It has some mystery as well as details which will be fun to rediscover
i got this recommended to me every single time I opened up youtube. so this video after a while of the algorithm pushing it I decided to click on it and add another to the ranks of the ghosts of youtube that have wandered our way here.
Very good analysis though. as another person interested in the common man I think this is a really interesting video.
i am a total stranger to this channel up until now. the editing style, combined with not obscuring the names of random commenters had me expecting something totally different, and much more antagonistic. i am glad that i stayed to watch the whole thing, and can see now how significant the detail is to the message of the video. a lot of things you said resonate very deep with me, and the hobby of 'internet people-watching' is something i, and many others share with you. it's like being in a noisy theater where you can look at anyone's business card without them knowing, and the stuff you see, or lack thereof, is a complicated kind of interesting i think you've described well here.
on a certain level, i can relate to seeing things through both lenses. i've certainly never had a fraction of the attention you have, but just getting a couple meme videos to land in quick succession is already one of the most megalomaniacal rushes i can ever remember experiencing. and, i get parasocial, too. for me, though, my dumb ass is always seeing the content creator as a popular friend under a ton of pressure, who needs advice. i'm mainly leaving this comment so that the algorithm favors this upload more - to anyone reading this, that's why youtubers ask you to do that - but i can't help myself from offering wisdom you probably don't need.
the way that you talk about the inevitability of your fame coming to an end, though you aren't complaining about it, sounds filled with a masked dread to me. like an actor making light of a deep seeded fear for the camera. i acknowledge the fact that i'm _completely_ wrong, and that i'm drawing this analysis from a single video. regardless, if there _is_ fear in you for that day that you are only a memory, i can tell you that it's not something to be afraid of. a peace should be made with it in the same way as the end of life, because it is its own death. for worse, but also for better.
please, for the quality of your own life, do a ghost this favor. don't see how long you can make it last. see how much joy you can get from it.
okay, that's enough preaching for one comment
Damn
make it 2 para next time 👍👍
I think it’s a beautiful concept to be a relic of the past, I wouldn’t worry about it. Being remembered as someone we used to watch is bitter sweet and isn’t a bad thing. Your remembered in a good light and that’s all that should matter.
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Sometimes I forget that this is the same channel that made "that one slendytubbies video".
My man, just seen some of your old videos... hearing your voice changing... just blew my mind
The thing that makes a person watch UA-cam channels, no matter how old or new, depending on your interest in the content, there are some channels since 2012 that I watch e for this moment, but what motivates a person who does not watch a specific channel is to lose his interest in the content, and the most important thing If this content is your favorite from childhood, it is highly likely that you will not get tired of it Thanks for your time, dear reader+I wish you success
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a youtube ghost.
So true
This is the kinda stuff I fear the most, and it’s why I try to get everyone I know to get a UA-cam channel, to keep them alive as long as possible
Same
Behold, the “upload your mind to the metaverse to live forever” guy!
@@HarambaeXelonmuskfans ok…
Not just that, but try your hardest to become famous as possible
@@Kalitayy exactly
I think that there is another type of ghost. the ones that had success in their mind and regularly upload videos, but they didn’t achieve long-term success. Because the creators or the content are either lame, controversial, or low-quality, they want success like any other youtubers, but they didn’t acknowledge that proper content and investments towards the video is a key to success.
GHOST ALERT
someone who finally does what i do and search through completely random channels i find on videos. glad i’m not the only one
Seeing channels that have nothing on them or UA-camrs that disappeared randomly is interesting, mysterious, and sometimes even unnerving if you think about it.
Also I still watch Glich’e Gaming!
Gliche gaming 🔛🔝
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I know that Sournale won’t read this comment, but his channel is like an art museum. *Good video analysis btw*
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@@johnnybonsera8845agreed
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I like how u talk about different topics. These r sum good quality videos👍
this video actually talks about reality of youtube great job sournale
I'm very glad you mentioned old youtubers being talked about as "that one youtuber we used to watch" in their comment sections even when they're still actively making content, sometimes even with greater goals in mind, I always thought it'd be very crappy for your "audience" to completely ignore your output in the comment sections, there's nothing better than comments, they effectively communicate how people enjoy or don't enjoy your content way more than any other stat, so to have that taken away from you sounds rough...
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This is actually really interesting and it makes you think a lot about how vast youtube and other media platforms can be. There are probably so many youtube channels that have never been visited or seen by anyone, yet they can have a presence on hundreds of videos. Keep up the great content.
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@@johnnybonsera8845 we found a ghost guys 🤯🤯🤯😨😨
the internet is like the real world, it is vast and has so many people that you will never meet or know.
Where d'you get these ideas for such a video. Fascinating stuff. The algorithm sent me, it did a good job this time.
Very cool video. I'd never really thought about it, and frankly, the video is really interesting. I'm a bit like you, for example I was looking to archive old gmod videos and I saw these old channels that hadn't been uploaded in years and I thought "damn, they really are ghosts" !
YO I LOVE LONNIEDOS! He actually commented on one of my videos too.
Honestly the video is amazing.
It opens people's eyes, that the people they watch almost every day aren't going to last forever. I've been a fan of many UA-camrs which I can't remember today.
Keep up this deeper content bro✌️
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Agreed m8 👌
I totally agree with what you said in this video. Some people get lucky, some don’t, and some die out. I wasn’t lucky enough, but hopefully you go even farther than you are now.
I'm a little late to this one, but keep up the content! This stuff's pretty much all I watch when I am at home.
Your videos always have an unexplored and interesting topic. When your channel gets recommended every couple of months I always watch your vids.
Ah, Its so nice to just write anything without worrying if anyone will or wont read it.
Seeing Lonniedos on screen made me get so much nostalgia, he was a massive inspiration when it came to me wanting a phone back then as a kid and he really is a cool guy, last thing I recall 'bout him is him breaking up with his old ex, and to be honest as a kid I was kinda sad hearing that they broke up. Loved that guys channel.
He was the #1 Mobile UA-camr back then as his personality in my opinion was ahead of it's time, Fred-like character that he protrayed, although now he's quite down to earth and I enjoy it. I remember when he got his iconic "Ducttape Phone to head" profile picture, it was during his first video on about an app that was essentially a brain quizz game, it was paid to download and from what I recall, it was really good quality.
More lore later lol.
This is possibly the most meta UA-cam video I have ever seen.
Truly.
I don’t think i would stop tuning in and checking out what you make even after your peak or even when your channel potentially dies
its so awesome seeing your channel grow like this, i've been watching since the mobile apps videos and your content just gets better
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Most of the time, these unknown channels are people who just watch videos and have no intention of making videos, they just wanna have an account so they’re search history can be saved.
I'm exactly one of those people. Definitely more likely than not that's the reason for ghost channels 90 percent of the time.
Cool video. Thanks for encouraging the spirit of discovery on UA-cam, these days it feels like you’re at the mercy of the algorithm and it’s hard to find new stuff yourself
Man sournale, I've been watching you for 2 decades now. I love your content
Man I love you and this channel i hope you strive for years maybe even decades
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8:28 that was so random it got me cracking up
Lol
The silly blobfish getting into a deep conversation I love this video
As someone who once got to the spotlight and then gave up on the channel, a few weeks ago I got a comment from someone saying something like "Ohh man I found you no way I would aways watch your videos", and it felt so weird, just like you said I never tought I would be in this position, as the ignorant kid I was, I tought I could keep up with the same content for years, and now I'm some kind of nostalgic figure to someone? Awesome content bro
I honestly miss peak Lonniedos, but I had forgotten him for years upon end, it's unfortunate how it happens.
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I've always been drawn to introspective and self-evaluation
eflections videos such as this one, that's why personally my favorite youtuber is probably Emplemon. I like thinking, i like talking, and i also like videos, which is probably an explanation why i like choreographed and thought videos since they stand out from the normal slop I'd eat in a regular basis.
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Yo is that Worldcorp’s Malarkey in the background!? Awesome!
the everywhere at the end of time music gives me goosebumps.. listening to that album was so depressing..
Honestly that was a incredibly interesting insight on parasocial relationships. Without bashing it you realized that everyone at least once has slipped into these behaviors and honestly the nuance of parasocial relationships are a indescribably interesting topic, even as jaded as it is.
I think rushing into popularization and realizing that eventually everyone will be slipping away from it is a calming settlement to a otherwise lonely feeling. But honestly? Even if one does slip away there will always be a collect few that stay with a person in their points of low viewer ship. While forming parasocial relationships to keep this sense of community is not the way to go, forming communities isn't the wrong move either.
You might not personally know everyone in the comments, as I don't know everyone that comments on my art. It doesn't mean you appreciate these people less, it just means when you gather such a large community you really can't, pay attention to them all. and While that's a lonely feeling, realizing that you still appreciate their existence even if you can't give time and care to every single person eases that feeling slightly.
TDLR: the fickle balance between parasocial relationships and community-forming.
As you said, with every rise, there is a peak. With every peak, there is a fall that follows. What matters is making the peak last for a long time and having fun all the way through it. I'm a "viewer" with nothing to my channel except for a join date, but that is due to personal choice. You made the choice to go out and make videos, and I'm honestly very happy with your videos, with the quality getting better and better with each upload that makes me wanna stick around. I wish you nothing but the best, Sournale. Good luck, and stay safe!
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I have always thought about some of the ghost accounts while sitting there looking through comments
I honestly was kid like you motivated to do UA-cam and again only a year left before becoming an adult i wanna do UA-cam again Because of you. Motivated me.
This is gonna be a good episode awesome love your contact
Oh my god, I didn’t expect lonniedos. I still love watching him, I always go to his streams. Thank you for bringing him to light 🙏🏾
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I feel like I fall between the ghosts and the famous. I have a presence, only known to few, but I’m not known very well at all.
Thank you for voicing my shower thoughts in the most amazing and succinct way. I will follow you forever dude.
As a ghost I can confirm we use UA-cam on a daily basis
This is a certified Ghost account moment 👆
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Wow i’ve been watching this sournale guy since 2012 and this is deep
These documentaries and game. Reviews are absolutely funny
Loved the intro made me splurge on my screen
great video, recently i have been thinking about ones legacy (both internet and irl) and how its left on this world afterwards. That and also the video connecting to parasocial of internet itself made me think a bit about my past and stuff, idk just really clicked to me
I think legacy is important too but also letting go about something like that is also very important. It is the truth that one day you will be forgotten by everyone. In a way, the internet is a small simulation of life itself.
I think one shouldnt obsess over what will happen after all the legacy and fame disappears, just enjoy the moment while it exists
atleast thats what I think.
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As a former ghost of UA-cam, I can confirm that this is true.
Sometimes I worry for my youtuber friends. I want them to continue thriving on the platform for as long as possible since it’s very hard to get eyes on you here. I worry for the day they stop because idk if it’ll be on their own terms or if it’ll be a slow decline.
I wish you the best man. Do what you can and enjoy your time. Have fun!
You are like half a year older than me, and i started watching your content like 3 years ago. I will be here in the next 5 years.
never thought i would be so entertained by a video about empty accounts
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This is such an interesting video lol. In a few ways, channels that slowly succumbed to irrelevence have a similar appeal as abandoned buildings at least to me. It's looking at something where people used to be/ that people used to watch daily and seeing noone there, simply because the times changed and the building/channel didn't catch up.
Also being a ghost of youtube, in the way that I am a simple blank page myself, has a lot of positives itself. I personally never really liked spotlight lol, plus there is a kind of anonymity that is only available in being irrelevant.
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The way my mouth dropped when you mentioned Gliche, BRO I FORGOT ABOUT THAT DUDE
Holy crap, just rewatched your slendytubbies vid and then clicked this, it's been a while Sournale
Even tho i cant do anything about you dropping out of the fame spotlight, you will still be my one and only favorite youtuber, and i will still watch every single one of your videos when you upload. Whatever the context may be, youll still bring a smile to my face everytime you upload❤
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this is very interesting, i produce videos for almost myself only and only ever have and i don’t think i’ll ever have much success from that alone but i enjoy seeing people like you make stuff and i’d say this serves as somewhat of an inspiration to me just like the video itself idek ian got that much to say
This inspired me to make more content
Damn... Feels deep. Never really thought about this stuff before.
While definitely not dead, I fall into that "Ghost Viewer" category.
I do make videos every now and then and I've managed to reach 120 subs, but I treat my channel as a hobby when it comes to content creation. I make videos when I get ideas for them. For example, my last video was a Walking Dead shitpost where I pretend to be Shane and Rick while not even putting on a good ascent. I made the video in less than an hour, including editing and coming up with the rough script/outline. That only got 20 views. Before that I put 3 days of effort into making a GTAV 10th anniversary montage that only got 70. I'm not bummed out at all, rather I'm shocked that 20 and 70 individuals respectively chose to watch my videos long enough for it to count as a view. And the fact that I have 16,000 total channel views is nothing short of a miracle for me.
But regardless, like I said, this channel is just a hobby when it comes to content creation. I created this account in 2015 when I was in 7th grade and for the past 8 year's I've almost exclusively used this channel to watch videos, that's about it. I didn't even start regularly uploading content until I got my first computer right before the Covid lockdowns in March 2020. But this isn't about me. Or is it? The whole point of UA-cam _was_ to "broadcast yourself" so maybe me being a Ghost Viewer adds to that experience more than I think it does. Either way, I'm very thankful to every person who's ever subscribed to me and watched my videos. While I stand no chance of becoming the next PewDiePie, I still take solace in the fact that I'm just ever so bigger than I was one year ago. I'm perfectly content with my role of being an everyday obscure channel and I'm not sweating over whether I become famous or not.
Although you don't really think much of your UA-cam channel, I hope you would get successful someday
Glad i wasn't alone. I always find it fascinating to see and know that other people than I is actually "alive" just like me.
Sometimes when i wander an unknown abandoned places, i always think about their history -what happened before it gets abandoned, how lively it was before, etc
hearing the name Glitch'e Gaming at 9:28 really sent a WAVE of memories to me, great video sournale
love the worldcorp background music
4:29 I remember watching lonniedos and a bit of his vlog channel, I remember a video where he bought a camera and realized that there was footage on it of these random people who bought a boat. He hit 1m subs then lost it.
I agree to the thoughts of irrelevance of one's creations and when they die out they can probably never grow again when they had before.
I have no plans for YT as a career but its just there for as a hobby for making art and stories but either ways even with no views or subs it won't affect my life as I already have so much to do and so much to live for, I do hope your channel stays just as a place to seek some knowledge on any subject or form, personally I like your channel so keep up the good work! 👍
I have many abandoned accounts and channels, this one is the one with the most subs
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Keep up Sournale I love your vids dude.
I find it funny that I found ur slendy tubbies video when it had like 10k views and I watched it. Thought it was pretty funny. Got outta the slendytubbie phase. And I now randomly remember the slendytubbie video u made. Almost 2 years later. Understood it a lot more. Laughed a lot, as I found it really funny. Finished watching the video. And started watching ur other content like this. Now, u are my fav youtuber. I hope r channel doesn't phase out. But it's very unlikely it won't. Even though I migh5 still be watching, not everyone else will. Man I got a lot of thoughts from this video lol