But yeah, anyways, the video has some valid points. Creating drama around something may be part of the marketing strategy.
Some public figure says something stupid on X formerly Twitter and then everyone responds, thus increasing their publicity. Then they launch a memecoin that everyone buys because "wow look, stupid tweet person is doing crypto now, it's gonna be huge!" Eventually tho everyone gets scammed and Youtube commentators start making videos on this just to milk views out of the drama. Then more youtube commentators show up to get their share of views and start talking about how other Youtube commentators are just milking the drama for views and how everyone should touch grass.
The author of the video is taking part in the marketing psyop as well. Everyone is, one way or another.
>"I am BEGGING you to stop caring"
>spends 24 minutes and 31 seconds caring
But yeah, anyways, the video has some valid points. Creating drama around something may be part of the marketing strategy.
Some public figure says something stupid on X formerly Twitter and then everyone responds, thus increasing their publicity. Then they launch a memecoin that everyone buys because "wow look, stupid tweet person is doing crypto now, it's gonna be huge!" Eventually tho everyone gets scammed and Youtube commentators start making videos on this just to milk views out of the drama. Then more youtube commentators show up to get their share of views and start talking about how other Youtube commentators are just milking the drama for views and how everyone should touch grass.
The author of the video is taking part in the marketing psyop as well. Everyone is, one way or another.