MrBeast
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first heard Jan 2023
last heard Jan 2023
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I mean, that would be the easiest solution.
It would still be YouTube.
But at least then, right now, people just post a link and it takes you off Twitter and it just kills your session time on Twitter.
Yeah, on Reddit, you're going to get, the top replies are going to be the most refined ones, whereas Twitter, stuff flows to the top that's not super refined.
But like you're saying, it's more off the cuff stream of consciousness, which a lot of people prefer because it's a little more personal.
I mean, I think YouTube is going to be YouTube and not much is really going to change, but it's going to keep growing just because, you know, that's just what it does and because it's owned by Google.
But Twitter, I don't know.
I mean, it's one of those things like you can't predict if, you know, a year from now, an economy is going to be in a recession or booming.
And I think Twitter is kind of the same thing.
One thing's for certain, a lot of things are going to be rolled out, but who knows, honestly.
Well, yeah, because I think the tweet I responded to is one where he was saying that users will jump over if Twitter can potentially pay more than other platforms.
And I was just saying, obviously, because Google has Google AdWords, and that's Google's whole thing.
It's putting ads on stuff.
They've been doing it better than anyone else in the world for a very long time.
It's very unlikely in the next few years that Twitter is going to just magically or any platform, you know, give a creator the ability to make higher CPMs than on YouTube.
It's kind of crazy.
Like some creators in December, you know, Q4 because ad rates are higher because of Christmas and everything.
Some creators literally make like $30, $40 per thousand views.
That's after YouTube's cut.
Like it's almost like hard to think about like how high the RPMs get.
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