If you thought BuzzFeed was cancer, then its offshoot videos created by people who've quit BuzzFeed only to create more content like it are Ebola.
It's maddening sort of tripe that is steadily infecting youtube.
Videos like 'I tried fruitarian diet for a week', 'I tried 80's workout for a week', 'I cooked Jamie Oliver recipe's for a week', 'I dressed like Kylie Jenner for a week', etc are specially designed to slowly torture brain cells before killing them.
I mean if Bf wasn't enough, there's more content like it everywhere, and who even wants to know if you tried pop cultural phenomenon's for a week; apparently everyone does, because the number of viewers and subscribers these videos and their creators rake in are staggering.
And this isn't the end of my issues with these videos. I hate how peripheral they are in their content. If you're doing something and being hardcore religious about it for a week then show me in minutest details the all of everything. Hell, I want to see it properly. I want to totally get into the nitty-gritty of what you're doing to emulate the odd fantasy for a week, but most of the minutia is ignored, blanketed with the person doing these random things trying to be funny or making clever remarks of whatever it is that they're pursuing.
I mean if you're doing 80's workout then show me the bloody workout and how you're going about it instead of a few some snippets of the workout videos and the workout in question.
The content is rather lacking and no surprises there, but everyone seems to lap it up.
I on my part like to downvote these videos so YouTube stops recommending them to me.
I mean every time I talk about food and workouts on this blog my recommendations are bombarded with workout and food videos and goddamit I feel like living under a rock is really the better way to be. I needs crawl out every once in a while to send virtual love and go back into hibernate and stay away from the contagion that is BuzzFeed like content.
It's maddening sort of tripe that is steadily infecting youtube.
Videos like 'I tried fruitarian diet for a week', 'I tried 80's workout for a week', 'I cooked Jamie Oliver recipe's for a week', 'I dressed like Kylie Jenner for a week', etc are specially designed to slowly torture brain cells before killing them.
I mean if Bf wasn't enough, there's more content like it everywhere, and who even wants to know if you tried pop cultural phenomenon's for a week; apparently everyone does, because the number of viewers and subscribers these videos and their creators rake in are staggering.
And this isn't the end of my issues with these videos. I hate how peripheral they are in their content. If you're doing something and being hardcore religious about it for a week then show me in minutest details the all of everything. Hell, I want to see it properly. I want to totally get into the nitty-gritty of what you're doing to emulate the odd fantasy for a week, but most of the minutia is ignored, blanketed with the person doing these random things trying to be funny or making clever remarks of whatever it is that they're pursuing.
I mean if you're doing 80's workout then show me the bloody workout and how you're going about it instead of a few some snippets of the workout videos and the workout in question.
The content is rather lacking and no surprises there, but everyone seems to lap it up.
I on my part like to downvote these videos so YouTube stops recommending them to me.
I mean every time I talk about food and workouts on this blog my recommendations are bombarded with workout and food videos and goddamit I feel like living under a rock is really the better way to be. I needs crawl out every once in a while to send virtual love and go back into hibernate and stay away from the contagion that is BuzzFeed like content.
























































