https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvVuqRzGVqRlmZYlTf99M_w
Wesch suggest that YouTube allows people from all over the world to connect, communicate and form a sense of communities. However, when we look at the 'Top Comments' on Tyler's video, about a quarter of them are actually hate or negative comments. Some just being explicitly rude towards Tyler himself (see below)...
Whereas some comments were more trashing the content of the videos (and similar videos) in general (see below)...
Although, there are still a large amount of positive comments. As well as comments from alleged old friends...
He gets a lot of free stuff from fans, I guess.
ANDREW KEEN:-
I think vloggers similar to Tyler Oakley can devalue professionals a little by filling the top part of the internet with nonsensical videos. However, these nonsensical videos are in demand now, so is that a bad thing?
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