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Make no mistake, YouTube is an entire side industry to Hollywood and much bigger than the traditional mediums of television and movie. Companies devoted solely to producing YouTube vids and trying to make viral videos - have a friend who has worked for a couple of them over in LA and even 1 million views for a video is a huge deal. It's definitely an exploitable industry and does happen. YouTube have complete control over top search matches and order displayed content, featured content etc. No doubt there's a pay off for investing in buying likes and views, but nowhere near striking it lucky with a niche that spreads like word of mouth.

A lot of those kids have had producers approach them and offer to manage etc., some of them have got where they are by having people invest in their character/personality.

Bieber is a good example - started uploading cover vids, got heaps of views, music producers took notice and got on board to invest in him.

but I want an aventador...
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but I want an aventador...

watch pandas in a zoo for hours on end until they do something cute. or maybe koalas except 20 hours of sleep a day would get boring. feed them caffeine or pingers or something.

yeah but smart youtubers put the ad inside the video itself, charging 10k per 100k views..

Shiiiiiiiiiiiet could've made 30k off my vid blowing my turbo /engine

Never knew dezz was a Triple J listener

I'm not, I can't put into words how much I hate that station

All tradies are JJJ listeners

No, only the bogan Aussies. Most site radios are on triple M with the odd fox/Nova here and there, all fox on Friday for rnb these days, apart from the triple j cocksuckers of course.

record hamish ranting about hipsters while drinking a skinny goats milk latte out of a jar = all the views, all the money, all the gay porn offers.

My god goats milk is heinous

Make no mistake, YouTube is an entire side industry to Hollywood and much bigger than the traditional mediums of television and movie. Companies devoted solely to producing YouTube vids and trying to make viral videos - have a friend who has worked for a couple of them over in LA and even 1 million views for a video is a huge deal. It's definitely an exploitable industry and does happen. YouTube have complete control over top search matches and order displayed content, featured content etc. No doubt there's a pay off for investing in buying likes and views, but nowhere near striking it lucky with a niche that spreads like word of mouth.

A lot of those kids have had producers approach them and offer to manage etc., some of them have got where they are by having people invest in their character/personality.

Bieber is a good example - started uploading cover vids, got heaps of views, music producers took notice and got on board to invest in him.

Usher & timberflake were fighting to win him over!

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