I Spent 1 Hour MAD Reacting to the Most Hated Video on YouTube
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Asmongold reacts to “Game Theory: Dear Twitch, Grow Up!”, the most hated video from Game Theory according to Twitch Chat. Let's see if it's as bad as they say! The video is just 16 minutes but THERE’S A LOT TO TALK ABOUT, OKAY
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“He’s condescending” is pretty ironic coming from twitch chat
Was he wrong?
@@mybirdsareangry1Evidently not considering twitch CEO's latest statements
As much as the video might indeed be considered "cringe" due to the early 2000's YT humor... It really shows the fragility of the average Twitch viewer when they want to skip the video before it even starts, because it criticizes their favorite streamer or the platform.
Indeed chat was so cringe in this
yes, thank you
So true
@Nick the Knife I’ve been watching Game Theory since before I was in high school so I’ve never really cringed at him.
The twitch vs youtube mentality is really evident in chat. The video isn't really attacking streamers or the platform.
Chat is literally like children.
Asmon: We are watching this video.
Chat: Nooooo I don't wanna, skip it, wahhhhh, mommmmmm!
Asmon: Too god damn bad.
Chat: Okay.
@@VanjaHriberski a lot of adults watch streamers lmao
@@PotatoL001 you are confusing adults with man children, bud.
Asmom
@@petkofuchalski9809 I didn't know adults aren't allowed to watch other adults stream adult oriented content on Twitch, my bad
@@PotatoL001 but they are not adults. That's the point lol
"You can't use logic to argue a person out of a position they didn't use logic to arrive at in the first place." is my favorite Asmon qoute of this video.
surprisingly thoughtful. these are the small glimpses of genius Asmon has from time to time that keep me coming back. Even though he is just another reaction channel these days.
@@hiiambarney4489 It's an old quote. Though not commonly said. Should be said more.
@@kittentamer2164really? I hear it used pretty regularly but maybe i run in odd circles lol
Similarly if someone is using flawed logic to arrive at a conclusion, and will not reconsider the logic used
"No Amount of Evidence Will Ever Persuade an Idiot" -Mark Twain
Twitch chat is unhinged. I know UA-cam has a problem with stans but the parasocial aspect of twitch is on another level. These people are invested not only emotionally but also financially and I really think that’s a conversation to be had.
This is something that genuinely concerns me
they literally support streamers like they are their parents. Use your money on yourself, not on a millionaire.
@@coaiemandushman1079 Use your money on whatever you want.
@@ryanslack2666 tell that to the people who go in debt 'supporting' streamers and creators.
@@coaiemandushman1079 I will
Their money their choice.
I love how often Asmon calmly puts his chat in check like people saying cringe skip or gameplay isn't work and clarifying the reality of the actual scenario
Honestly he handles chat better than anyone else
Never afraid to speak to chat and keep things on track
Right? And I gotta say, the people who say “playing games isnt work / hard” clearly wouldn’t be a good streamer, as it takes many things, for example; planning ahead and making sacrifices that may interfear with preplanned family & friend time (especially for twitch partners who require certain amounts of time)
And like to those who say it’s easy, lets not forget how stressful it can be to be in a partnership and begin to lose numbers, whether it’s “your fault” or not, especially when the vocal amount of people will spread rumors about someone quickly even if you didn’t do it.
And also there’s the fact that you have to entertaining in some way, like no one is going to want to watch a comedian is he fucking sucks. So entertaining others definitely takes skill.
Playing games isnt work lmao, insane take to think its anywhere near as hard as dealing with customers or labor
Nah fam. You for sure couldnt do it and make bread@Guntfarm
Tbf, Matt wasn't really very condescending towards the streamers themselves. His whole Dad shtick was directed towards Twitch the company, not the streamers.
Also he's a _literal_ father to an actual child now, so I'm sure that part is also important to add
@@BeyondDaX basically “cool story but I still don’t like him” I mean… ok I guess
@@BeyondDaX then why are you here?
@@dantethewanderer4989 it’s still cringe
@@Poooppoop22 well you are f cringe to
I love how much sense asmon makes while his chat is just going full fucking "unga bunga" in the corner
Lol
They are bunch of idiots tbh XD
Lol
i mean he's right he didnt stream for 14 hours... he streamed path of exile for 20 hours.
For what it's worth- Mat is VERY tapped into how the UA-cam algorithm works. I've seen criticism about the part of the video where he explains the ins and outs of UA-cam but actually he is the FIRST person I would trust with that. I believe he even coaches/advises other creators on it. He is judicious and passionate about that shit and I think it's FASCINATING.
@@aldojoel4836 He is basically in constant contact for when things changes on the site. He knows his stuff!
The thing is, all of Asmon's twitch chat, even Asmon himself and everyone who dislikes the video pretty much either forget or don't know that MatPat quite literally does research all of this along with his team, he pretty much studies this as if it's the exam subject.
Not saying that he isn't wrong about some stuff, he is, but most of the counterarguments for what he says are at best speculations based on nothing.
@@thegamerfe8751 Agreed!!! It's kind of frustrating tbh. There is a lot of "I don't think that's how this works" in response and I'm always like- yeah but you don't know. Matpat isn't going off intuition, here. Even when he gets stuff wrong, it comes from a place of genuine research. Not that I expect reactors to so research ahead of time, that defeats the purpose, but it is frustrating to watch "corrections" that come from speculation.
Yeah, as much as I don't trust mat as a source for most things he talks about, the youtube algorithm is something he has years of experience with.
He might not know shit about most videogames or about science, but he's been consistently successful on youtube for a significant period of time on multiple channels simultaneously, when it comes to how youtube works he knows his shit.
Twitch is years behind UA-cam in term of copyright. Sooner or later they going to become just like youtube
I'm not gonna lie, as mad as he says he was gonna be during this, he seems hella calm during all of this and respectful of MattPatt's video.
cause he was influence by chat at first "bad video, misinformation"
@@mrsnitch9718 so chat are hypocrites? That sounds about right
Because he’s not a child
He blows all the other ecelebs doe, never herd him talk bad on these twitch degenerates such as Hassan and that French reject xqc
The whole "dad" thing is literally just because he has a kid. His name is Matthew Patrick, MatPat for short, and jokes about being DadPat, because he's a dad. It isn't meant to be condescending 🤷♂️
plus, Mat has ALWAYS embraced being a little cringe. Maybe you just have to know it is low key a joke for it to land. At this point, it just makes me laugh.
@@hippopajamas A little?
Lol a big part of the dudes brand is being condescending. Literally every video I've seen he is straight being an asshole but because he truly believes he's right he sees no wrong with it. It's way more than a little cringe and his intentions are not to jokingly be cringe.
@@xavierlehew6746 yes, a little.
MatRat
How can a streamer not know how DMCA works. It's the one thing that can easily destroy their whole life. If the company that owned Master chef had sued all of them, it could have easily cost them millions in both damages and legal fees.
Yeah. It's like a bartender does not know how to properly serve alcohol.
For smaller streamers it is their life, for any big streamer, its a popularity boost
@@neo_child unless they get perma'd which I doubt
@@Kellexyz wdym? If a smaller streamer gets banned, usually it kills their livelihood as lost revenue is huge and not streaming for 2 weeks is horrible when you want to introduce new regulars to the channel.
@@neo_child I meant the bigger streamers
Seeing Asmon tell stories about his family and seeing how happy he is when he does...it genuinely makes my day.
I hope his dad lives to be 120 :')
You see what he's saying?
9 days ago u acted gay
@@mathdonaldson8402 🤣I was gonna call him gay
yeah its wholesome
You can tell how young and pussified twitch really is when you read the chat malding over “schifty five”.
Asmon smirked when that popped up, he def remembers the time that was popular.
Shiggity shwaa??
Group X was funny when I was a kid
@@degen_ Exactly. Gen z just blows. Plain and simple. For Gen z it ain't loud it isn't funny. Their humor makes 0 sense...
@@Eazy_Bruh boomer
@@leoortiiiz LULW nah boomers arent 26 my dude.... get your words right. im not your grandpa
@@Eazy_Bruh lmaoooo
He just referred to Nikocado as “Fat guy” and didn’t even need to elaborate further. I love Asmon so much 😂😂
elaborate on what? Fat is fat.
Guy is guy
UA-cam copyright claming system is far from perfect, for example Pewdiepie's song was claimed by someone supposingly on behalf of Pewdiepie himself and when the real Pewdiepie wanted to dispute the claim it was rejected by youtube xD So he can't use his own, original song because someone else has claimed it and youtube agreed with that person and not the original creator.
I still can’t believe that happened. It’s broken as fuck.
That case is one of those case that seems fake but not such a stupid claim
It's like trying to unlock your phone while your hands are wet, and the face recognition feature says that you're not the real deal
ok that's actually retarded
Dosent rly matter what the system is people will abuse it either way Everyone just trying to come out on top
Never been a huge Asmon follower, I occasionally watch his youtube/streams because he has good takes and seems like a cool guy even though his eyebrows are two separate sentient beings always having a conversation between each other but when he mentioned Tool he became probably my favorite content creator.
He always plays a few songs on a "stream will start shortly" screen before his streams start, and Tool's frequently featured there. Safe to say he's a pretty big fan.
Yo. Tool and A Perfect Circle are awesome
chips & icecream
@@MaDDsHoTT Puscifer too, to a lesser degree! I think we all know who the real winner is though;
Maynard James Keenan😜
@@ToyokaX Danny Carey has entered the chat.
As a critique, Asmon can't compare himself to Hasan's style of reaction.
This video goes up to an hour of constructive, transformative commentary.
Hasan stumbles over his own words not offering anything to the videos and shows he watches or just leaves the stream and plays content that isn't his for HIS audience.
this. I feel like 1/4 Hasan reactions will be him just blank staring saying a total of 5 words and then moving on to the next one or just out of his chair while the whole thing plays periodically coming back to say 1 thing and then leaving again
He disagrees with ANYTHING. he's pandering to being woke and "educated."
Y'all have clearly not seen a Hasan stream. The man won't stop pausing videos every few seconds just to talk about random stuff.
@@prink34320 lol thats even worse then
@@prink34320 He's a irrelevant racist on an irrelevant site. Like wat lol
"If you don't own your own time what does anything else matter?"
Things like this is why i keep coming back. So happy to sit and listen to you for hours on end. Always top tier, often profound. Oh and the honesty.
Thanks
As you go to work the next day.
What a wonderful relationship Zack has with his father
It's very wholesome
True ❤️
The way he smiles when he tells those stories is amazing
@@ZeranZeran do you still live at home ? Usually if you don't get along when you move out it will get better.
@@cxo9378 yeah escape your family bro, that's how you'll build up a better communicative and authentic relationship(literally the exact of opposite of what zack does). just run the fuck away like a coward and never confront anything. if you can't get along with the people that literally created you how the fuck are expecting to have a better relationship with people that have nothing to do with you? just curious.
The amount of fit throwing coming from the biggest twitch streamers kinda super proves matpat's main point.
As usual, Asmon seems to be the only real exception.
Ive felt that as ons twotvh is among the cringiest ive seen but Asmon is pretty cool and his ability to manage it is pretty impressive.
Agreed. Asmon actually watches the video, makes points, and explains why agree/disagree with certain points.
He literally cried about the video for an hour straight to defend his friends who are literally partners with his company lol.
@@Nobody-cw3ri hes reacting and giving constructive criticism.
@@soulstealer5625 i mean yeah he is just some random dude talking about video games on Twitch. In my opinion he is the definition of a man who doesn't take being popular to his head and just tries to vibe with people
Gotta love that MatPat's example of the Hot Tub Meta was Charlie and his friends 🤣
Mat Pat was right tho. The law is the law and twitch needs to grow up. I love twitch, but it needs to follow fair use laws.
And like Maypat said, Twich should try to make this legal instead of legal by making such livestreams sponsored
@@ayushdeshmukh284 yeah but you cant just make robbing content legal. Yes if twitch gets sponsored by mastercheff and where allowed to let their streamers watch it live itd be cool but that doesnt amount to literally every other thing like death note and other peoples content.
@@dannymorales5549 That's literally what "making it legal" means. The sponsorship is literally what Matpat meant.
And as long as other people's content in general is concerned, if it's fair use, it's fine.
@@ayushdeshmukh284 Yes but itd be impossible for twitch only to make every single video online sponsored. That should be on the streamers to make content that is fair use. Yes itd be cool if Twitch was sponsored by master cheff and other tv shows but with these deals its impossible to do with every show.
"Grow up" he says while demanding twitch INSTANTLY figures out a way to moderate 8 million active streams all at once while also making sure they aren't DMCAing people based on false reasoning. They CANNOT make an algorithm to do this or you end up like youtube... getting in shit for banning youtubers just because a company told them to. If you automate the process, you're literally playing Russian roulette. You can literally be streaming a black screen and be taken down by a DMCA strike that takes a week to fully handle. Then what? Is twitch supposed to go after large production companies for filing false claims, therefore preventing future partnerships? Who would partner with a company that could turn around and throw you under the bus because of the actions of ONE employee?
I love listening to Asmond tell his Dad stories. My Dad died 15 years ago and listening to these stories really remind me of my old man.
@@soulextracter if you listen long enough he will tire and ask "how about you" -he is actaully telling something that allows him say what he feels- its only bound to his rant -figure out before your dad is dead as mine
@@soulextracter You could be happy as hell one day and will notice and will be forced to ask why or full with energy
@@soulextracter yeah but have you ever stopped to think about all the "conspiracies" he told you about that actually came true?
Wtf happened here
Tbh, it kind of makes me feel good because he looks like a good dad, but I think it depresses me more in the long-run. My dad was not very good, and I still haven't cried over him dying a little over 10 years ago. It did make me a little sad, but I didn't really feel like I lost anything and mostly regretted never having a dad that was there for me and hadn't hit my mom/been abusive to my siblings.
People often forget that discussion is incredibly important and creating an opinion based off of no prior knowledge is not a healthy thing to do. I'm willing to bet most people supporting and hating GT have no idea how anything actually works. They picked a side and that's that. Asmon, who's trying to be a bit more objective - though not fully, obviously - is stuck in-between.
I think copyright IS flawed. It was written before the advent of the internet. Anyone claiming that it's fine and there's nothing wrong with it HAS NOT READ THE ACTUAL INTERNATIONAL LAW. There is a lot of room for abuse, there is a lot of vague language on topics that simply were not relevant when it was written. They are now. The internet has connected us in such an unimaginable way that the current copyright law is broken. Tom Scott has an incredible video essay on the topic.
That being said, there is a case to be made for react videos. Transformative content is not the same as stolen content. If someone takes a 20 minute video and makes it an hour long because of added commentary or content, I genuinely believe that that video is not the same as the original anymore. It might seem easy to react - and it is if you do it wrong - but really good reaction videos contain a plethora of information that the original does not provide you with. Be that critique, commentary or improv.
I really like the way you differentiated between reaction content that makes a contribution by exceeding the time of the original content with thoughtful analysis or at least decent commentary versus lazy reacting that’s easy and it looks easy because it was easy
Problem is, there really isn't a ton of react content that tends to add enough to make it transformative in a lot of ways. Frankly, Asmongold is pretty much the king of this cause he can spitball just about any he's watching into some anecdote, observation, or tangentially related topic to add substantial amounts of commentary to the content, that for the most part, people watching the reaction typically are just there to hear Zacks thoughts as opposed to just being solely interested in the video, or even primarily interested in the video.
There are a few other streamers who usually do a good job of this as well, but not nearly enough for many to be considered transformative across the board unfortunately. No doubt though, Copyright law is severely outdated, and probably will remain so till younger generations make their way into positions capable of making changes to it.
@@Axetheflurryofflames Just to make sure, I'm not defending react content as it is now. Most react content *is* just a guy/girl watching a video while laughing every 2 minutes and then ending their video as soon as the original ends. Adding very little to no of their own personality or opinion except for "DON'T FORGET TO LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE".
In fact, when I watch react content like that I click off almost immediately. In most cases, I've already seen the video, I'm here for their opinion/commentary; I don't want to rewatch the video.
The type of react content that I enjoy is, for example, Vlogging Through History. The guy reacts to videos that deal with events in history, and then comments on them. He adds a lot of interesting footnotes to the content he watches.
The type of react content I hate is what Jinx did (does? If he's still around).
EDIT: I agree, there isn't enough of this type of react content. People think putting a "disclaimer" in the description or a "fair use timer" gives them a moral high ground but it doesn't. And I hate that. People just need to ADD things to the stuff they're watching. If you have nothing to add, don't upload the video!
I'd also add that react content isn't the only content harmed by outdated copyright. Theory and analysis videos that use clips of shows or music and fan-content all suffers. The anime community understands the pains of copyright abuse better than any most because Japanese companies absolutely love abusing it. The AMV (Animated Music Video) niche within the anime community was pretty much destroyed through that alone. Nintendo also massively abuses copyright whenever it's convenient for them.
Copyright and DMCA needs to be amended at all levels to provide support for those that make a living by essentially promoting the things they're reacting to or making content for.
@@TheSylveonSurfer I agree, if a creation requires the injection of your own talent, then yes, I think copyright shouldn't apply. However, it's very difficult to quantify talent, so I think fan-creations would always go through a case by case basis.
"It's not because it's easy content, it's because it gave them lots of viewers"
While not exactly wrong, Asmon seems to miss the whole point there. It was because it was easy content, easy content to gain lots of viewers. To act like it was done solely just because of lots of viewers is extremely disingenuous. There are multiple ways to get lots of viewers on Twitch, most require effort on the creators part. That whole meta was based around easy content for easy views. Maximizing profit while minimizing effort. Simply put, yes it was done because it was easy content that lead to profitable viewership. Asmon just seems to feel attacked because he partakes in a form of easy content. Hell, we are all here watching it now or were doing so on stream. Reaction videos are easy content for easy views. Doesn't mean it's less valid or any such thing. But to claim easy content creation isn't a common reason to do these things is so far from truth.
"If you don't own your own time what does anything else matter?"
This is why people choose easy content. To control the amount of effort and time put into a product that you hope to maximize the profit from. Nothing wrong with it either. Once again though to act like viewer count was the only determining factor is so disingenuous. Viewer count was the goal but the content was the method and was determined by the ease of production.
To sum up.
Yes, streaming TV shows for viewers was low effort content that lead to easy views, just like reaction videos do. They are both "easy" content to produce and that is a driving force when coupled with the desire for a higher viewer count. To act like it was just about the viewer count is a joke. It was about the ease of obtaining that viewer count. Yes they wanted the higher count, they also didn't want to put the amount of effort/time into obtaining it that is often required of other types of content to build that viewer count so they went with easy content to do so.
Exactly, when Asmon said "It's not that it's easy content, it's that it draws in views" so it's easy content. I don't know how he didn't catch himself there.
@@bayardkyyako7427 Literally all of the hate towards the video is either streamers or twitch chat not liking what he said.
@@thegamerfe8751 Facing reality hurts when you live in a bubble.
i love these types of longer videos, i feel like you would be really good on podcast because you voice others opinions and respect them while also voicing yours. amazing videos and one of my favorite youtubers
XQC type reactors literally sit there ordering food or go AFK. They react as much as my mom reacts to the TV when she goes to cook dinner.
Yeah there are two types of reactors. The kind that make funny faces and monkey noises, and the kind that actually adds insightful commentary.
Well, I mean, it depends on what type of content they are reacting to right?, if its a TV show (sanctioned or unsanctioned), I'm pretty sure chat would go ballistic every time it was paused, or spoken over, but yeah an analysis video like this is perfect for in depth commentary and critcism/insight.
Also, xQc isn't even that bad at this, he will pause videos all the time and talk, maybe not to the same extent as Asmon, but yeah bad example imo.
@@Kamikazenz1
Good one jooser. All he does is laugh like car every few minute. People out here genuinely enjoying react "content" are just parasocial losers lmfao
@@tahmkench118 you are para social too dumbass that’s why you watch twitch and asmongold specifically
Hasan is a much better example IMO because he literally spends 6 plus hours every stream doing literally what you said
Twitch Chat is dumb, it's not the most hated video They just can't handle someone telling them to grow up. People who are wrong get ignored, people who state fact get replies, simple as. Honestly, Twitch Chat is the one who needs to grow up the most.
Asmongold chat has some very special breed of stupid users addicted to tribal wars. Muh retail vs classic, muh wow vs ff xiv vs new world, vs lost ark, north america vs europe... I’m sure i’ve missed a few other retarded conflicts punctuated with twitch emotes
Twitch chat is just mob mentality. Nothing you can really do about it, it's part of human psychology
How is it telling them to grow up? It's telling them to obey the law for the sake of obeying the law, even though it's a law created by and for large corporations, who profit off of restricting internet freedom, and who didn't even create the music/shows anyway. Artists and animators and actors generally don't care, or encourage people to spread their work. The people who profit off of and support copyright are hedge fund managers.
@@xXSinForLifeXx yes and no, the creators can influence their audience… like pokimaine…. All fucken simps
@@wehavebiscuits if a movie or show was free how would they profit? What would be the point of making it in the first place? Dude restricting internet freedom? Just go pirate it if you're that desperate 🤷
Twitch telling you to delete vods with copyright material isn't telling you how to hide evidence of a crime that's telling you how to stop activity committing it and comply with the law.
What's the course of action generally taken after a dmca? Removing the video.
Google might have the most advanced search and analytics, but since they won’t actually direct me to what I want to watch, they will eventually lose to a competitor that uses their less advanced system to direct me to things I actually want to watch.
Idk but I really liked Matpat's video because not only was he honest and unapologetic but the video also started a conversation which I always like to indulge in.
i actually really miss him doing that type of content. he's done a few challenging videos before but most of the time he tries to be inoffensive (which is understandable but it's boring).
I agree, it’s just twitch viewers being babies. The streamers tend to be okay, but if you even (sometimes correctly) critique one of their favorite streamers, it turns to all out war.
@@familyguyscenes6725 those people watch their streamers everyday of their waking life when they can. I’m sure they feel “attacked” in some way lol I personally don’t know how these people do it. I get bored with a streamer after a week or so and I prefer to play video games instead of watching people play them.
Like, he's talking about the company, not about the users, and he's referring to the UA-cam copyright system because it's more predictable than twitch's. These people are actual fucking npcs, they saw a couple of tags and went berserk.
@@hinasakukimi probably the Sans is Ness vid was too much for him
Not finished with the video yet, but no matter how much flak the original GT video receives, the issue (if it exists) is now much more discussed by streamers reacting to the video. It ends up shedding light on information they either did not research or didn't find conclusive evidence for. It's interesting to hear the discussion from multiple angles, even if GT is getting hate for it.
Agreed, although I wish people didn't go immediately to pitchforking. Mistakes were made and they understand that. Wish we could just have a proper debate without making someone a bad guy. The video had some inaccurate information about complex situations, but it was by no means deserves to be called “the most hated video on UA-cam.” with over 200k likes. I mean, “Dear fat people"--absolutely. But this?....It's a sensitive subject for some, but the out lash feels particularly uncalled-for.
yeah idk why everyone spams cringe cringe like 2 yo babies it wasn't even that cringe
@@marazali1816 It's tribalism. One of 'their' streamers didn't like it, so this guy is cringe for creating it.
But video is good it’s just American people trying to think and them failing to do so OBVIOUSLY deciding to point some stupid NOT EVEN MISTAKES 😅 so yeah … I mean Mat is doing this for around 10 years (analysing video content ,metas and etc) who knows better ? A literal millionaire whos leading in this field and was right many many times about UA-cam and it’s systems or some sweaty 16yo twitch troll… I WONDER
@@Tetrathegod To be fair, Matpat is also a bit of a sociopath that has trouble understanding how basic human interaction and emotions go. " Let's put out a video on what video game characters would survive Corona Virus while several people have family members dying in hospitals currently. Oh, people are mad? Let's just say ' A Pandemic ' in the title. There. That should keep them from being upset. " - He's been more than a little dense in the past. It's just that his community is exactly what you just accused all Americans of being. 95% people incapable of thinking, maybe 4% people that think along with him or throw out random ideas playing along with his theories which boosts his interactivity and is exactly what he wants, or a very beaten down and muted 1% that voices the flaws in his logic and get drowned out by his fans because they lack a platform.
“If you don’t own your own time, what does anything else matter?”
Asmon drops straight wisdom sometimes and it’s great. I wish more people understood this, but the “hUstLE aNd gRInD” crowd is way louder and more popular.
Regardless, few people are lucky enough to have a job like his, I know most will mention the ludwig video but not everybody is built for that, I have a dog to feed and a relationship to maintain as well as bills to pay, I spend 10 hours a day 4 times a eeek working, and I’m fine with that, or else I would be a fat mcgee sitting at home all day playing elden ring 😂
@@shawnpehl1038 bro I work overtime every day of my life, the fuck are you talking about?
@@shawnpehl1038 10 hours 4 Times a Week? What Kind of Dream Job alles this?
@@captainbube1217 There's a lot of manufacturing jobs with schedules like that. Downside is that manufacturing jobs make you wanna kill yourself.
@@captainbube1217 I work Monday-Thursday 10 hour days, three day weekends 🤷🏼♂️
Why in the ever living fuck would he use chat from when Reckful died as B-roll along the side. That is beyond fucked up.
If they're going to complain about Twitch giving them shit for taking them down for streaming shows/anime/etc., maybe they'd rather like to deal with the companies carrying out the DMCA? It's a lot more fortunate that Twitch acts as a buffer between streamers and the DMCA companies, at least afaik.
NOBODY would be doing this shit if they had to actually deal with the procedure
Exactly. Some content creators, no matter who we are talking about dont realize that no matter who they are, they would be absolutley fucked if a big company really dealt with them. You really think you could win in court against companies like Warner Bros, Disney, etc.?
Agreed
@@MoneyHoneyBunny It's people like her and hasan that fucked it for others because they already won so why give a shit. I can't stand it
@@klauszwegert6382 $100 an hour lawyer vs $100,000 an hour room full of lawyers
I don't think he implied that there are no metas on youtube, I think he was explaining the circumstances under which metas happen on twitch. But that's just how we interpret what he says, I don't think it makes either of us right or wrong, only matpat knows what he meant.
Ofc he never said there are no metas in UA-cam .. it’s just asmon fragile ego 😅
@@Tetrathegod Or it could just be a simple misinterpretation of intentions behind what he meant in his statement. Ya know, like anyone else?
TL;DW Asmongold agrees with MatPat more than you might think
dude he wasnt being rude by calling himself dadpat, thats an on going joke on his channel because he has a kid. he wasnt calling himself every bodys daddy. He jokes about stuff like having a dad bod and a grill in his other videos in addition to his repeating dad pat joke.
And don't forget that the Dadpat thing started with the birth of his son.
Just feel like Twitch is poking the bear with copyright stuff and might end up in a situation like UA-cam was in with Viacom in it's early days
A Copyright system will come soon to twitch. What you have right now it's just a sneak peak
12:55 Tbh I don't agree with him on Hasan. Hasan is way worse. I don't remember which video but there was a video Asmon reacted to and I was looking forward to Hasan's reaction since it was mildly political and was happy to find that he did. but then he was just eating without even looking at the video. and he UPLOADED it to youtube. I mean that's straight up reuploading someone else's content. I'm definitely not against reactions. They can do plenty of good. but NOT this way m8. that's everything not to do when doing a reaction video.
Yeah i love hasan but a lot of times the chat's reactions to the videos are more entertaining to watch lmao.
Hasan is a joke
Out of curiosity did Hasan upload it or did one of the million Hasan reuploaders do it? Cause I don't think Hasan uploaded anything about Asmon on his main channel
Hassan is a leech and a grifter. Its not surprising at all, really.
Hasan is an actual brainlet. Should go see his take on Russia today. He was defending Hitler invading some country because Jewish people didn't live in it.
I never understood why people hate on Mat Pat so much. I've never been super happy with all of his content, but it's never been THAT bad and I've never really regretted watching his vids.
The for honor vid was pretty fucking shit, but yea, people just like to hate him because they outgrew the content of don’t enjoy it anymore
I agree. But especially these fact videos (Twitch needs to make a better DMCA policy) are good because MatPat has ties into most companies himself. He speaks from a streamer and a corporate side.
He is annoying. That is why i don't like him.
People over time have been held down like a dog with advertisements in their face to the point till now that they'll even watch regular TV
I have no horse in this race - but this guy isn’t totally wrong…I understand both sides of these issues.
Also hasan and asmon have way different styles - asmon comes off as way more honest to me - especially when it comes to issues that he isn’t fully confident or educated about. That’s just my opinion though.
He's a Weaselly little liar dude.
@@avalectra1 who is?
Hassan is a racist prick, a hypocrite and he should be banned.
Asmongold is a living legend and a literal god.
There is no comparison.
@@JLuke2oo7 I agree with this comment. Hassan is a literal racist
@@StevenLeeStudios he really is. & it really shows the double standards & hypocrisy of the left wing west right now. I guarantee that, if I said some of the things he's said, as a straight white Englishman, I'd have been cancelled, castrated and crucified for it. Its ridiculous.
What a great relationship he has with his dad, man. I'm envious.
I feel you! I get all warm listening to it. His dad seems like a standup man!
Never have I ever gotten an ad, on UA-cam, Google or anywhere else, that I wanted to watch or that I was even content with seeing.
this is just an hour of Asmongold trying his hardest to defend his Platform even know he knows how trash it is.
i agree twitch is trash, i refuse to watch it i always get this feeling of why am i even watching this when the company hates me.
In the end it feels a lot like the pot calling the kettle black.
Asmon still has a constant flow of input when he reacts. Hasan is so deep into this hole he gets away with basically ignoring parts of the videos
I forget which EFAP guy it was but he reacted to Hassan’s reaction of his video and at one point Hassan just straight up left it while it was still playing to get mac and cheese.
@@thatonedude675 Hasan watches the video on his phone when he leaves, he also is literally called Pausanabi because of how often he pauses videos, in perpetual stunlocks that last 10 minutes to 2 hours. Every criticism about Hasan in regards to "Not reacting" to content he watches boils down to "React harder" and he literally cannot physically react harder. He almost goes overboard.
People who don't watch hasan see a compilation of his empty chair and think "This is what a 10 hour stream is, everyday" when it isn't in the slightest.
Its kinda weird seeing people hate on him for something so silly.
@@aegisofficial3819 A good act does not wash out the bad, nor a bad act the good. If I steal something I can't use an excuse like "Well, I've been to a lot of stores and I didn't steal then". Hasan is a 100% responsible for what he did. There's no going around it.
>Hasan. No need to say more really
@@aegisofficial3819 When he uploads to youtube a clip of him eating while a video is playing and he's not even looking at it yeah people are not gonna like it. That's even worse than him just doing it on stream. that's straight up uploading someone else's content with worse quality cuz there is a guy stuffing his face with food in the corner.
This is the most hated video on UA-cam?
Of course it is. It accuses a bunch of popular streamers of what they did.
The way UA-cam audiences watch streamers trough their clips and the way twitch watches videos are so vastly different it makes the twitch watches look braindead everytime
There is an amazing Tom Scott video about how the copyright system is not made to deal with the modern content creation landscape. UA-cam's system is amazing at dealing with this while protecting the platform, the downside being that anyone can claim anything in bad faith and the content creator gets screwed, but UA-cam can't change the law, and so, it does the best it can do. Twitch on the other hand has basically no system, to any creator big enough any punishment twich can provide is a slap on the wrist, and I think it's a miracle that a bunch of music labels/ tv producers hasn't cracked down yet, but if they do, either twitch comply, change the law, or goes down.
It's interesting to hear how some big streamers started... it's also eye-opening. A lot of them start off with something good. Like Asmon just said: his first day of streaming started him with $150. That was already, by far, more than minimum wage on his first day. It was already no question at that point. So, it seems he never had to struggle or question if this was the right path for him, at least not monetarily. Most people don't get so lucky. They have to grind for a really long time to MAYBE get to that starting point he had.
Yeah but there is also a big difference from when he began, and how it is currently. i don't know if he started back when it was justin tv or nah, but he has been around before twitch really took off, so he had the advantage of being an early adopter.
I think you are the only streamer or content creator ,that actually reacts to the video they are watching,you literally watch a 20 min video,and im here sitting for 1h watching you actually react and talk about the stuff thats been said in the video. Not only that you react you give a point of view aswell. Not like most of the people,like pokimane that literally went afk from her stream and opened a pewdiepie video. lol
So I listened to this entire conversation and went back to look at the "corrections". The corrections are so minor that they do not change the content that is being presented. Every-time you went to argue with what Matt said, you agreed with him in the next sentence or later in the video. Like the people who are upset at this at the people who just don't like Mattpatt (totally fine) or are upset that he dared to criticize a platform they enjoyed. I mean the Ratio of likes to dislikes stands for itself. 9k dislikes to 203k likes. Yes he can be cringe, yes he has horrible dad jokes but the condescending tone is not directed at the streamers or his audience. It's directed at a multi national, multi billion dollar company.
It might be a cool idea if everything that amazon has on prime is allowed to be used in twitch streams but its not.
Like that's sort of the point. He's arguing a lot of the points he's making, but overall he seems to be on board with the overall idea that MatPat is trying to present. This is kind of the example of honest criticism.
@@Absolute_Zero7 But the things he's disagreeing with are either stuff he doesn't have as much information on as MatPat where he even says "I think" which is pure speculation unlike MatPat who does research, or really minor stuff that can be ignored and still not make a difference.
@@thegamerfe8751 yep asmin is sometimes such a f hypocrite
One thing to keep in mind with the 21Savage thing, is that he actually owns his Masters. Artists have been selling their masters or partial ownership of their masters for years just to get a record deal. It's crazy in a surge recently of Artists selling their masters a lot of smart ones have been buying them back.
I think Zack is missing the point of "Meta" when referencing "Twitch Meta". When people are talking about twitch meta they aren't talking about "the things that generate the most views". Because its obvious video games will still be at the forefront of twitch.
What "Meta" is, is Money Generation. The generation of subs/donations. What meta proposes the most *monetary* growth in the shortest amount of time. Female Streamers. More specifically, female streamer who play tightrope on what is acceptable in a sexual sense on twitch.
There is a reason why the moment one of these popular women got banned on twitch they opened an OnlyFans and hit over 1 million dollars generated within a short timespan. That twitch viewership immediately went to consume that content.
And if you really think about it that sucks. It doesnt suck much for men, it actually hurts female content creators. Several of them spoke out on it. Its not rocket science to see that this creates this expectation that women are supposed to expose more of themselves just to obtain a larger viewership at a faster rate.
However, with the advent of VTubers and their proliferation this growing trend is giving women an avenue to obtain this viewership while, sometimes, forgoing to the route of things such as sexual asmr streams.
People really need to dig into the psychology of this stuff.
Tbh the ones that were streaming "old media" should be happy they didn't get dragged to court. And, let's be real, they still could be, it's not like there's a time limit on X weeks where copyright holders have to take action. They have years to take legal action towards people that unlawfully shared their copyrighted material to thousands of people.
And honestly they should get dragged to court. Just to prevent that such behaviour spreads.
Actually one time my friend and us other officers in guild realized we were talking about actual guild drama while he was streaming.
Thankfully he wasn't huge or anything, he just forgot. He deleted the VOD lol.
Facebook is the worst. You pay for the rights for the music and Facebook still takes it down.
If a streamer is making money from someones elses work that someone else deserves a cut of the money. I have no idea how that is even contraversial to say.
Hasan - "Paid in exposure"
I'm not kidding
@@Lykosas But it's kinda fucked not to do it with consent, It's just forcing someone into a deal they never asked for. Although, It's fine for now though because there is a general consensus among creators that they are fine with people reacting to their content. but justifying it just with "Paid in exposure" is a stupid take and very fucked up morally.
I'm not gonna bash Hasan though because I didn't actually look up the context he said that in.
@@ghosthunter0950 One of Hasan's fan made a an artwork, someone else stole and sold it on T-shirts. The artist pointed out to Hasan that he's wearing a shirt with their stolen art. One comment said that maybe Hasan should send some money to the artist. Responded with "Paid in exposure"
I could look for the clip, but it would take some time.
@@Lykosas I'm not into Twitch but Hasan seems like such an unlikable and mean guy with an extremely big of an ego.
Would be cool if twitch had some plugin with youtube like “watching this video” where you can click & get’s a cut perhaps views aswell. Some for youtube a react video option where it shows the original video and shares cut & views. But no way they doing that
The family & friends stories are always nice to hear, hope we get to see dad more often sometime he's great
parasocial weeb alert
gotta give asmon credit, he had genuine things to say about what he was watching instead of "i disagree, i agree, damn that's crazy" nothing statements just to make something "transformative"
@8:50 Did the math, the top 11 shown at this time, "Just Talking" makes up the top 26% of views.
And as of right now (July 18th 2022, 1pm) "Just Talking" makes up the top 36% of views.
This Reaction summarized:
GT shows a graph, an image representing a meta or an event, a content creator in the video.
Zack pauses it immediately, spends 5 minutes on a tangent that revolves around a point the video didn't even try to make. Zack masterfully disproves that artificial point, given it is of his own making, but still pretends like that point wasn't a strawman he himself put up, but instead something the video tried to communicate.
Zack unpauses the video.
GT gets to finish (or even start) their point.
Zack: "Oh yea I agree"
The other thing to mention would be the immense amount of background knowledge asmon has with little to no references. Stuff about how the systems work, how none of it on twitch is apparently automated according to asmon (which is just not true) and much more.
Asmon seemed so eager to shit on this video, when GT went on about the metas, Asmon paused on the word "Gambling" and went on about how the gambling meta doesnt really exist, named a few streamers while leaving out obvious contenders (XQC) without even realizing that this section of the video was a retrospective on the evolution of different metas on twitch.
The man then goes on to check the frontpage for the supposed wave of hot-tub and gambling streams and finds none, maybe because that section of the video wasn't referencing the present but the past perhaps? And what does viewcount on the frontpage matter when the most controversial part of that camgirl meta wasn't the viewer counts, but the fact that the algorythm would put those channels into the recommended tab or recommend them at the end of streams as if you watching a gaming stream had anything to do with watching someone dip their tits into an indoor pool.
This all gets even dumber when this very channel uploaded videos about those kinds of metas in the past, when there's clips of Asmon looking at the frontpage, seeing ten near-nude women and leaning back going "oooh my good duuuud :DDD *puts hands over eyes*".
You're watching a video that researched a timeline of events that happened and a guy that misses the point and goes "I dont see no gambling here, and no women either!". Its like someone sitting in a WW2 movie and saying "WW2 isn't real, I aint seein any nazis around! Are any of y'all seein any nazis here? Cuz I sure ain't seein any of em!"
And I honestly cannot stress enough how much "knowledge" about Twitch's inner workings is dropped from Asmon's side here. Some of it is common knowledge, other stuff i've never heard before. This would be impressive, if it didn't feel like half of it is made-up or without basis.
And yea people are shitting on the GT video, because GT is coming from a legal / youtube / tv pov and has accepted the fact that Twitch won't revolutionize copyright law, but instead needs to learn to play by the rules. The common viewer sees that and goes "Nooo, I ran away from the big bad Television Media to hang out on twitch 24/7, dont turn my twitch into a tv channel man >:( Freedom for the internet!!", when that's just a stoic idiot take, because twitch is not this bastion or fortress of freedom, twitch just wasn't hit hard enough with the hammer yet.
And yea, I agree, copyright law can suck a ton, I think the DMCA shit is way overboard, a neckbeard talking over a song shouldnt be considered copyright infringement, because the song in its pure form isn't streamed. I also, however, understand that streaming full ppv episodes of shows while having your parasocial friend in the corner reacting to it is clearly a violation, because you're basically creating the situation of watching a show with your friend.
And on that note, if Asmon wants to play the same 3 songs at the start of his stream, but feels like harder copyright laws would prevent that, why doesn't he just buy the license to stream those songs, because in that specific scenario, there is no commentary, there is no sound effects of anything, not even alerts, its just the songs being played before the stream starts, thats quite literally a radio-broadcast, so why exactly is he so hell-bent on not playing by the rules? DMCA goes overboard quite often, I see that, but in cases where you actually *just* provide the piece of media unaltered and uninterrupted, you really don't have any reason to pin the blame on dRaConIaN copyright laws.
lol
Touch grass
@@christianclark9494 I didn't claim I knew any better, thats why I'm not overexplaining any system I dont know shit about. But I can still sit here, listen to "twitch is not automated, it works like this actually" and realize that that is not true at all, given there was a time where aumated DMCA filters would warn channels for bird noises that were supposedly made 20 years ago.
You don't have to make a million dollars a year on the platform to remember something that happened and was clarified by official sources.
@@itzcynth6637 Do you frequently watch Discussion-type content and then insult anyone who's trying to contribute to the discussion? If so, rock on, you're doing a great job.
@@Konin300 Paragraph Andy, please touch grass
"If you don't own your own time"...... Very well said sir 👏 In the context it was used of course.
I need a timestamp for this !!!
The dumbest part about copyright law is the need to proactively defend it.
The vast majority of dmca/ cease and desist letters are made not because a company sees the potential infringement itself as a threat but because not acting can be used against them in the future.
It also has had a snowballing effect, the more aggressive entities are in regards to the the more aggressive everyone has to be to protect the property.
For example say there are dozens of fan projects made in regards to an ip that that become moderately popular and the copywrite holder does nothing viewing them as harmless fan expressions. Then some group tries capitalizing on it and makes something more commercial that now directly competes. They can use the fact that the company has knowingly and willingly forgone its hold on the copyright. Most of the time this still won't hold up on its own but it almost certainly make the legal process longer and more expensive and it's viewed as a needless risk.
This isn't the 90's. Companies don't roll out services on mainframes anymore.
Mat pat is one of the most well versed people on the UA-cam algorithm. Twitch not so much.
There's definitely some moral nuance to the discussion of copyright enforcement and twitches laid back "not caring unless action is taken"
But a most of what he say's is grounded in some logic, even if you don't think it's the right move or are against strict CR enforcement.
He definitely said there where meta's on UA-cam (aka longer video's for ad rev etc) he just didn't go deep into it because it was a segway mention to twitch meta's. He implied the meta's where different.
Asmon's meta example is comparing a dead meta, (that got nerfed because it was so effective.) then looking at it in the current day
They literally added rules and made changes to regulate the "erotic," fake gamer content, asmr and just chatting, including separating them from other categories.
It's unfair to use the current channel/category lists to downplay old meta's influence. Obviously they're going to be less impactful now that meta shifted or got regulated.
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Mat pats point in it being twitches fault is more so that twitch doesn't enforce it, which leads to people thinking they can get away with it, which leads to people getting harsher punishments for it later down the line. (obviously it's the streamers fault, but if twitch was better this wouldn't even be as big of an issue)
Especially relating to the point where they actively encourage doing it but just delete the evidence after.
The way they "wipe their hands of liability" actively hurts the creators for this very reason.
UA-cam copyright is toxic, but if it warns you BEFORE you upload the video, you can't get a strike or sued. (yeah UA-cam also will let people steal your revenue for practically anything but hey they're both shit :D)
the video is totally fine and fair, the people malding about it are twitch weirdos
Yeah, asmon missed somethings and misunderstood others probably because he's streaming. Mats video was arguing for twitch to pay better, treat creators better, and be responsible instead of the creators. Asmon and chat somehow think he's criticizing twitch creators? Don't know how they missed that lol.
After not opening twitch for 2 months or so and only watching gaming stuff in that time, it was very annoying to see a gaming video platform on the main page push hottub metas when it was in violation of their TOS about sportsware a couple months before. I don't fault the girls for doing it, I fault Twitch for using an algorithm that pushed "banned" content. My favorite parts in this video was Asmond going to disagree with Mat on a topic and then have Mat say exactly what Asmond just said.
Matpat is one of the first youtube streamer and an OG youtuber, he also consult other content creators, he is one of the few people in the platform who is well verse in copyright law. Those laws also apply to twitch, sadly those twitch streamers are not mature enough to understand the point he tries to make, he tries to help them.
Going on about the ASMR and hot tubs being down bottom forgetting they were close to the top for some time until they got slapped into their place
Yes, now they are not popular, but back then just chatting was filled with this
You might think it's crazy, but Twitch was basically born from an illegal site (much like Crunchyroll for Anime). In the early days before Twitch existed, there was a site called Justin TV (JTV). This site started out as some guy named Justin Live Streaming his life or something, but soon the site allowed other people to create their own streams. This birthed many 24/7 streams that did nothing but stream entire series. There was probably a stream for every show you might want to watch, or the show would show up on one of the numerous variety channels. There were a few people on this site that would stream their own content, and there were a number of podcasts or radio streams. Some people even streamed live gameplay.
Eventually, they broke off the gameplay portion to form a new site (I think I may still have the announcement email somewhere) called 'Twitch," and sometime later JTV closed down.
I agree copyright makes me so mad like with rappers I always thought it was weird seeing them driving around listening to their own cd I used to be like damn how egotistical do you have to be to listen to your own music then I learned most people will sue you for playing their music online stuff is crazy.
This is why I watch Asmon's Twitch channel. I don't play MMO's and 98% of the game play I don't even understand what I'm watching, but I love listening to him talk.
LOL
It's not just me....😆
he's such a good story teller
He's not saying Streamers to get Sponsored. He's saying TWITCH get those Direct Partnerships (40:33).
Which he'll explain in just a moment, with an idea about Twitch and Netflix doing a deal where Twitch Streamers could do Viewing Streams to promote Netflix Originals. Things like that.
"Twitch owned an agreement with Yu-Gi-Oh to do this." Right... that's his point. To get more agreements like that, instead of telling your people how to delete their vods to cover their tracks.
For Twitch to go out, do some business, and bring more properties under their umbrella to be Streamed without consequence. That's the concept he's bringing up here.
So when you point out the difference and how it's different than Pokimane watching Iron Chef... yeah, that's the point he's making. The exact point he's making.
It's time for Twitch to grow up, go do some Big Boy Business, and instead of telling people to hide their Infringements to use their Money and Power to go acquire some Safe Assets for Streamers to utilize.
I like the Game Theory channel, I follow their game lore videos and I believe they're really nice people. They do a lot of stuff for charity too. I also spend most of my free time on twitch. Not Asmongold's channel though, I think he's a nice guy with valid points, but I mostly watch LoL gameplay. And honestly I wasn't at all offended by what MatPat said. He has good points too. The only problem in this video are edgy teens in the chat spamming "cringe" when they're the ones being cringe.
You are one of the few streamers i know that actually add to the videos they watch.
Others simply play the video while eating or are not even there, simply playing the video of someone else as filler.
It would be amazing if bands and musicians would partner up with streamers. I’d definetely watch content like that.
Nice. That's something that I am actually working on. I'm hoping to get it out first. 😎
"Matpat bad" is such a lame excuse to bash on his videos these days.
Matpat shows people the reality. And people (especially from bubbles) don't like that.
Rick Beato is a dude on UA-cam with major music production experience/credits, and gets copyright claims when he plays parts of a lot of songs for educational purposes, breaking tracks down and explaining the elements. UA-cam suuuuucks for this kind of thing, Leland Sklar is the bassist in Toto and had claims for doing a bass playthrough of his own band's music
I love how Asmon knew the reason no one wanted him to watch it was not because 'vid is bad'. Lol
Since any other time they want him to watch bad vids to tear them apart.
Referencing paying for mom and dad's... "It's not a decision it's just what you do."
I feel this and it brings me so much joy to hear others do this as well.
I can hardly wait to see your dad on stream and hear some stories.
I feel like everyone, even Asmon kind of missed a lot of things, but Asmon got the point of the video much more than his chat that’s for sure.
It's a shit video
lol imagine thinking chats has actual brain cells
@@sirathewolf chat is usually that dumb, drooling wojack meme
@@bipstymcbipste5641 I mean you gotta follow the Norm even if it dumb asf lmao
12:55 yeah but main difference is that I've seen Hasan, _multiple times_ outright just leave the stream, gets up to go do something, but keeps the video playing, for minutes at a time sometimes. I've seen him doing that repeatedly, whereas asmon always has input on stuff, never seen Asmon do that, not with the frequency of Hasan at least.
Difference being one is watching something because they're genuinley interested, the other is just watching because it's free content.
People kinda need to learn that there needs to be copyright and there needs to be a balance. You shouldn't be able to stream a game if the devs or the company don't want it streamed, period, same with music or anything else. Twitch does need to get stricter with a lot of stuff, and when there are barriers, you definitely should be harshly punished. My main issue with copyright is when the creators are dead, a lot of it is just stupid, nowadays there is absolutely no reason not to conserve whatever work somebody does and to share it online openly for free when they die (unless there are good reasons not to or the person doesn't consent to that)
The more I watch the more I like this guy
Same!
Yeah but I also dislike him more each video.. lol both can be true 😆
@@Endathel lol
This is in my eyes his weakest commentary because twitch chat made his mind that the video is bad and he went looking for mistakes and they were not even there 😅 so yeah he was just a sheep ..
Been watching for years deep down he's an very kind and genuine guy
😂this should be good
_original video 16 minutes_
*reaction video 1hr 14 minutes*
I don't get how dense someone can be to think they're untouchable just because they're on Twitch
top 10 reasons advertisers refuse to have their ads placed on a particular platform
1: cost benefit analysis (CBA, what is the potential gain versus the cost)
2: CBA
3: CBA
4: CBA
5: CBA
6: CBA
7: CBA
8: CBA
9: If we say no they may give it to us cheaper
10: Business owner has obtrusive religious views and veto'd it
for context I just "championed" an advertising campaign for a business.
“If you dont own your own time what does anything else matter” well everyone who works a normal job and didnt strike gold playing video games does not own their own time and typically does not own their 9-5 monday-friday 🤣
Just do a job you can enjoy or take pride in
@@DrunkTigerGrill a very casual phrasing of a nuanced thing.
Thats like saying "just make money if you dont want to be poor."
@@lukasmisanthrop8557 id say not everyone just has "great opportunities". Id say thats not "too real", but often "unreal".
Yes hard work, effort, and skill can take you far. But it can often be for naught.
@@tequilawhiskey In some ways it sucks, because you never really know what will happen in the years ahead.
I finished my university degree with a 1st class honors (also studied abroad for a year in a joint program), sacrificed my weekends to work many part time jobs AND even managed to land freelance work in a position for a company directly related to my degree subject. All of this while friends of mine were out partying and enjoying more of their free time. What happened once I finished my degree? I was pretty much unemployed for a full year, I couldn't even land an interview, while those same friends I mentioned were able to land jobs in somewhat decent paying fields and start building a proper career.
Even to this day, I still struggle to climb a career ladder and have had to resort to sidestepping between so many industries in order to climb any ladder. When people say to me "oh yes hard work and effort is what is needed" I sometimes laugh, because they are not wrong... it's just that I they forget to put a healthy dose of "luck" on the end as well.
I think it's more a matter of you can't quit whenever you want it because it's a contract.
I always dislike it when asmongold defends Hasan and asmon says he is just as bad as Hasan. I feel like a lot of twitch streamers defend Hasan because they have no idea what he does / has done and just assume his innocence because he's popular and also just assuming innocence unless proven guilty and they haven't looked into him. BTW this has nothing to do with politics just Hasan's low effort freebooting.
Lmao Twitch chat was MALDING before he even clicked it
That's how you know it was at least partially accurate
That's how you know that humans face reality for the first time (at least in a while).
I really hope there's a system for reaction content where you can integrate youtube videos into twitch or yt live streams and yt videos themselves, so that when someone is watching UA-cam videos and reacting to it , you get the reaction as well as the content creator whose video is being reacted to gets their views. It doesn't hurt anyone, except that UA-cam might earn more money so in a way it does hurt twitch that their competitor makes more money but then again twitch isn't concerned with videos at all , and regardless this system could be integrated into youtube at least. Well youtube needs a lot of stuff done so there's that
Love this video . I like how you made the video transformative,like this video is four times longer than the original video I think. Subbed instantly
12:55 Asmon, you're a respected individual, so don't compare yourself to Hasan. If you react to someone's content, you provide your own thoughts and insights, and most importantly, give all the credits and respect to those creators by not skipping their ads section/outro. That may seem like a normal thing but is the nicest gesture of respect. Hasan fails to do any of those.
Hasan is a disgusting grifter
Oh no, you didn't get to watch ads on a video. You're an actual loser if you're crying this much about it, they already got their check before the video was uploaded
@@reeferrick2635 it's disrespectful to skip it. I'm not against react content but you are essentially taking someone else's work. It's just plain rude to not watch the ad at that point
@@Dendricklystable grow the fuck up already
@@reeferrick2635 I'm guessing you watch hasan?
The base idea of "grow up twitch" is a good one. I get strait up brain cancer from listening to most popular streamers for more then 1min.
Then again i´m probably not their target audience! xD
See here's the thing, MatPat and his team works on all of these videos as if he's preparing for the finals, when he says how copyright or DMCA work he isn't speculating like most people (especially the stupidass and cringy twitch chat), he knows what he's saying. People (and even Asmongold, a little bit, cause he said that MatPat wants to share his agenda and whatnot when the dude's job is handling this specific subject, there's no agenda, just facts) tend to forget this about Game Theory, dude actually does research. On top of that he has connections with big names that work at youtube along with the CEO herself.
This whole video getting hated on (not Asmon's reaction, the og Game Theory video) boils down to twitch fanatics getting triggered at someone spitting straight facts about their favourite platform or streamers.
Edit:
And something that I disagree with Asmongold on is that there's no excuse that twitch has bad copyright enforcement for livestreams, twitch is the first platform ever to have livestreaming, why the fuck do other platforms do it better ?
This didn't age well.
Asmongold has the best fucking rants on the entirety of Twitch
"the Most Hated Video on UA-cam"... Meanwhile 200k likes, and 8k dislikes. Hee hee, it talks bad about twitch, so let's hype up how disliked the video actually is. The video itself gets things wrong, like what company struck someone, and the length of some bans, but that is far from the point of the video.
wait how do you know how many dislikes it has?
@@kokichibestboi Just get a chrome extension that returns them. I got the extension the day after they removed the dislikes.
@@kokichibestboi Google chrome has a dislike extension you can get off the chrome Web store
@@kokichibestboi "Return UA-cam Dislike" is Available for Firefox and all Chromium browsers (Chrome/Edge/Opera/Brave)
UA-cam's copyright system has basically traumatized most creators into being VERY, VERY careful around anything even close to copyright infringement. Most larger UA-camrs tend to have at least a pretty decent idea of what fair use and transformative content is. Most Twitch streamers, it seems, have no fuckin' clue and just do whatever they feel like. Look at big channels like Hasan Piker, AhRelevant, etc. They do not transform the work enough for it to be considered fair use in many cases. At this point it's a matter of time before Twitch gets sued and all these streamers get hit hard because the Adpocalypse-type scenario that will be.
I don't think you can call this Game Theory video "the most hated video on youtube", as that title belongs to the 2018 Rewind. If anything, it's the most hated video on Twitch because it calls out the platform that its users enjoy