While I do use AI tools like ChatGPT to assist with brainstorming and drafting, all content is carefully reviewed, edited, and personalized by us to ensure it aligns with the vision and style. Think of it as a collaborative tool that helps streamline the process!
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I think more people would subscribe if it didn't sound like you're voice is entirely ai created. You're a small time content creator not doing Reddit threads. Use your own voice not some ai. It sounds really impersonal and makes people feel like they can't trust you.
Hi @TheRealMinotaur667, Thanks for sharing your thoughts.. I really appreciate the feedback! You're absolutely right that a personal touch can make a big difference, especially for smaller creators like me. I decided to use Alternative method for voiceover to save time and focus more on the quality of the content itself, but I understand how it can come across as impersonal. I'm definitely considering using my own voice in future videos to create a more authentic connection with the audience. Thanks again for your honesty and for helping me grow as a creator. It really means a lot! 😊
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@@TheRealMinotaur667 Ha! Maybe I should ask ChatGPT for tips on how to sound less like ChatGPT. 🤖 But nope, just me over here trying to sound coherent!
That’s a valid point.. Fair take, and many fans feel the same way. While there have been strong individual projects, it’s true that creating the same cohesive team dynamic the original Avengers had is a big challenge. That said, Marvel has always been about building stories over time. If they play their cards right with characters like Sam Wilson’s Captain America, Shang Chi, and even newcomers like Ms. Marvel, they could slowly craft a new team with fresh dynamics. It’s a wait and see game hehe, but I get why people are skeptical right now!
Not at all! AI helps with some parts of the process, like generating ideas or drafts, but the final video is brought to life with a lot of human creativity, editing, and personality. I put in the effort to make it unique and true to our style!
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This new line up of heroes sucks… it really feels like they cast these roles based on DEI. After endgame, most MCU movies don’t have an impact anymore. I understand they are trying to build up/set up characters for future MCU movies but they are forcing female heroes to viewers. Not sure what’s the motive behind this, but if I am a kid watching a super hero movie, I don’t want to be a female hero, I wanna be like cap or iron man or hulk. Whoever casting these roles probably targeting young female viewers but female viewers want to be a Disney princess, not fighting badass hero. They should target young male viewers, because typically, male viewers watch these movies because they can relate and wanted to be a super hero.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's clear you're passionate about the MCU and what makes superheroes resonate with audiences. While it’s true the MCU is evolving, it’s important to consider that the goal is to create a diverse range of heroes that everyone can see themselves in, regardless of gender, race, or background. Historically, superhero movies have often centered around male protagonists like Cap, Iron Man, and Hulk. Expanding the roster with female and diverse heroes isn't about replacing the classics but adding more stories and perspectives to enrich the universe. As for young viewers, it's great when kids can aspire to heroes who inspire them, whether that's a badass fighter or a brilliant inventor. Representation helps everyone feel included, and superheroes are for all of us girls, boys, and everyone in between. Hopefully, as the new lineup develops, these characters will find their groove and start to resonate with audiences in their own way. The MCU has always been about evolving storytelling, and sometimes, that takes time to click. Let’s see where it goes!
@Maxiverse_Twist I understand your point. They want to appeal to as wide an audience as possible, which is commendable. However, if we examine the ratings and results, there’s a clear trend. Endgame was a massive success, largely because the majority of the viewers were male, and most of the primary characters were male superheroes. This alignment between the audience and the content played a significant role in its success. After Endgame, the focus shifted, with most MCU movies and TV series being centered around female characters. While diversity and representation are important, this shift appears to have alienated a significant portion of the core fanbase (young male viewers). As a result, ratings and reviews have steadily declined. This isn’t just about preferences for male or female characters; it’s about understanding the audience that has supported the franchise from the start and delivering content that resonates with them. The MCU should strive to balance representation with audience expectations. Promoting more male heroes doesn’t mean neglecting diversity; it simply acknowledges the demographic that forms the backbone of its fanbase. By looking at the ratings before and after Endgame, it’s clear that the franchise thrived when its content was more aligned with its core audience. Diversity should enhance storytelling, not come at the expense of it. If the MCU can find a way to balance inclusivity with strong, compelling stories that resonate with its viewers, it can regain the momentum it once had.
Thanks for sharing such a detailed perspective! You raise some valid points about the importance of understanding the audience that built the MCU’s success, especially around Endgame. It’s true that the franchise thrived with its earlier lineup of iconic male heroes, and shifting focus to new characters, many of whom are female, has sparked mixed reactions. That said, I think part of the challenge lies in how these new stories are being told. Representation and diversity are powerful tools to expand the MCU’s reach, but they’re most effective when paired with strong, compelling narratives that resonate universally. After all, characters like Black Widow, Wanda, and even Captain Marvel have proven that well written female heroes can appeal to audiences of all genders. It’s also worth noting that while young male viewers have traditionally been the core audience, the MCU is now trying to create a space where everyone young boys, girls, and diverse groups can find heroes to look up to. The key, as you pointed out, is balance. Elevating new heroes (regardless of gender) should feel like a natural progression, not a forced shift. If the MCU can focus on crafting engaging stories that appeal to its long time fans while bringing new perspectives to the table, it could bridge the gap and regain some of that Endgame level momentum. Here’s hoping future projects strike that balance and bring back the universal excitement we all loved! Also, if you enjoyed this discussion, please consider subscribing here at Maxiverse Twist to support me as a content creator and help me create more videos like this. Your support means the world and keeps this channel going. Thanks!
@@joseph0271468I personally know several females who watch and enjoy the Marvel movie and aren't what you're claiming females are interested in. Your opinion is really chauvinistic and sexist towards the plenty of females who have that fantasy. Also, most people who watch these movies aren't doing so because they wanted to be a hero themselves. Most just enjoy the universe created and have their favourites.
Thanks for sharing your perspective! You're absolutely right.. there are plenty of women who enjoy Marvel movies and resonate with the universe and its characters. It’s awesome that the fandom is so diverse and inclusive. My earlier comment may not have fully captured that, and I appreciate you pointing it out. At the end of the day, everyone has their own reasons for loving these stories, whether it's the action, the characters, or just the creativity of the universe. Let’s keep celebrating that variety!
Is this like...completely made by ChatGPT??
While I do use AI tools like ChatGPT to assist with brainstorming and drafting, all content is carefully reviewed, edited, and personalized by us to ensure it aligns with the vision and style. Think of it as a collaborative tool that helps streamline the process!
Support my journey as a content creator by subscribing here at Maxiverse Twist. Your support enables me to produce more engaging and creative videos like this one. Thank you!
I think more people would subscribe if it didn't sound like you're voice is entirely ai created. You're a small time content creator not doing Reddit threads. Use your own voice not some ai. It sounds really impersonal and makes people feel like they can't trust you.
Hi @TheRealMinotaur667,
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.. I really appreciate the feedback! You're absolutely right that a personal touch can make a big difference, especially for smaller creators like me.
I decided to use Alternative method for voiceover to save time and focus more on the quality of the content itself, but I understand how it can come across as impersonal. I'm definitely considering using my own voice in future videos to create a more authentic connection with the audience.
Thanks again for your honesty and for helping me grow as a creator. It really means a lot! 😊
Support my journey as a content creator by subscribing here at Maxiverse Twist. Your support enables me to produce more engaging and creative videos like this one. Thank you!
@@Maxiverse_Twist Man, even your replies are worded like they were put through ChatGPT. 🤔
@@TheRealMinotaur667 Ha! Maybe I should ask ChatGPT for tips on how to sound less like ChatGPT. 🤖 But nope, just me over here trying to sound coherent!
Why would we care about any marvel avengers right now? There have been good projects but they won't be able to integrate them into a team.
That’s a valid point.. Fair take, and many fans feel the same way. While there have been strong individual projects, it’s true that creating the same cohesive team dynamic the original Avengers had is a big challenge. That said, Marvel has always been about building stories over time. If they play their cards right with characters like Sam Wilson’s Captain America, Shang Chi, and even newcomers like Ms. Marvel, they could slowly craft a new team with fresh dynamics. It’s a wait and see game hehe, but I get why people are skeptical right now!
is this video just ai😭
Not at all! AI helps with some parts of the process, like generating ideas or drafts, but the final video is brought to life with a lot of human creativity, editing, and personality. I put in the effort to make it unique and true to our style!
Support my journey as a content creator by subscribing here at Maxiverse Twist. Your support enables me to produce more engaging and creative videos like this one. Thank you!
This new line up of heroes sucks… it really feels like they cast these roles based on DEI. After endgame, most MCU movies don’t have an impact anymore. I understand they are trying to build up/set up characters for future MCU movies but they are forcing female heroes to viewers. Not sure what’s the motive behind this, but if I am a kid watching a super hero movie, I don’t want to be a female hero, I wanna be like cap or iron man or hulk. Whoever casting these roles probably targeting young female viewers but female viewers want to be a Disney princess, not fighting badass hero. They should target young male viewers, because typically, male viewers watch these movies because they can relate and wanted to be a super hero.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It's clear you're passionate about the MCU and what makes superheroes resonate with audiences. While it’s true the MCU is evolving, it’s important to consider that the goal is to create a diverse range of heroes that everyone can see themselves in, regardless of gender, race, or background.
Historically, superhero movies have often centered around male protagonists like Cap, Iron Man, and Hulk. Expanding the roster with female and diverse heroes isn't about replacing the classics but adding more stories and perspectives to enrich the universe.
As for young viewers, it's great when kids can aspire to heroes who inspire them, whether that's a badass fighter or a brilliant inventor. Representation helps everyone feel included, and superheroes are for all of us girls, boys, and everyone in between.
Hopefully, as the new lineup develops, these characters will find their groove and start to resonate with audiences in their own way. The MCU has always been about evolving storytelling, and sometimes, that takes time to click. Let’s see where it goes!
@Maxiverse_Twist
I understand your point. They want to appeal to as wide an audience as possible, which is commendable. However, if we examine the ratings and results, there’s a clear trend. Endgame was a massive success, largely because the majority of the viewers were male, and most of the primary characters were male superheroes. This alignment between the audience and the content played a significant role in its success.
After Endgame, the focus shifted, with most MCU movies and TV series being centered around female characters. While diversity and representation are important, this shift appears to have alienated a significant portion of the core fanbase (young male viewers). As a result, ratings and reviews have steadily declined. This isn’t just about preferences for male or female characters; it’s about understanding the audience that has supported the franchise from the start and delivering content that resonates with them.
The MCU should strive to balance representation with audience expectations. Promoting more male heroes doesn’t mean neglecting diversity; it simply acknowledges the demographic that forms the backbone of its fanbase. By looking at the ratings before and after Endgame, it’s clear that the franchise thrived when its content was more aligned with its core audience. Diversity should enhance storytelling, not come at the expense of it. If the MCU can find a way to balance inclusivity with strong, compelling stories that resonate with its viewers, it can regain the momentum it once had.
Thanks for sharing such a detailed perspective! You raise some valid points about the importance of understanding the audience that built the MCU’s success, especially around Endgame. It’s true that the franchise thrived with its earlier lineup of iconic male heroes, and shifting focus to new characters, many of whom are female, has sparked mixed reactions.
That said, I think part of the challenge lies in how these new stories are being told. Representation and diversity are powerful tools to expand the MCU’s reach, but they’re most effective when paired with strong, compelling narratives that resonate universally. After all, characters like Black Widow, Wanda, and even Captain Marvel have proven that well written female heroes can appeal to audiences of all genders.
It’s also worth noting that while young male viewers have traditionally been the core audience, the MCU is now trying to create a space where everyone young boys, girls, and diverse groups can find heroes to look up to. The key, as you pointed out, is balance. Elevating new heroes (regardless of gender) should feel like a natural progression, not a forced shift.
If the MCU can focus on crafting engaging stories that appeal to its long time fans while bringing new perspectives to the table, it could bridge the gap and regain some of that Endgame level momentum. Here’s hoping future projects strike that balance and bring back the universal excitement we all loved!
Also, if you enjoyed this discussion, please consider subscribing here at Maxiverse Twist to support me as a content creator and help me create more videos like this. Your support means the world and keeps this channel going. Thanks!
@@joseph0271468I personally know several females who watch and enjoy the Marvel movie and aren't what you're claiming females are interested in. Your opinion is really chauvinistic and sexist towards the plenty of females who have that fantasy. Also, most people who watch these movies aren't doing so because they wanted to be a hero themselves. Most just enjoy the universe created and have their favourites.
Thanks for sharing your perspective! You're absolutely right.. there are plenty of women who enjoy Marvel movies and resonate with the universe and its characters. It’s awesome that the fandom is so diverse and inclusive. My earlier comment may not have fully captured that, and I appreciate you pointing it out. At the end of the day, everyone has their own reasons for loving these stories, whether it's the action, the characters, or just the creativity of the universe. Let’s keep celebrating that variety!