Re:A sweary, ranty YouTuber who's become an isolation cookin...
by pxtail on Friday May 01, 2020 @06:11AM
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I'm slightly surprised as well and I'm wondering where is the innovation. There is a multitude of channels like this one, some even with slightly more sharp jokes. Maybe this could be sensation for someone who watches something on YouTube once in a month?
Someone here mentioned that his videos are extremely popular on FB and this might be explanation - fb mainstream audience can be a bit of uninitiated and this style could be novelty for some.
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Re:A sweary, ranty YouTuber who's become an isolation cookin...
by tomhoward on Friday May 01, 2020 @06:23AM
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All the people I see sharing these videos (in Australia) are educated people in their 30s and above, who really care about well-made, nutritious food, and love the fact that someone is presenting it in a quirky entertaining way that can reach a wider audience.