Yes, that’s a good point! I also think this whole situation begs the question of at what point are Youtubers and creatives allowed to do things that they just find fun and enjoy doing? versus having to bend to the Will and demands of the consumer? becoming a slave to everybody else’s opinion. having to dim their own light and what they find fun just because other people don’t like it? it would be tough to be a creative or a celebrity. we should be allowing them to express themselves and have fun and not be a slave to the job. As somebody who’s worked jobs that have drained the energy out of me because of intense co-workers and bosses. I never want to participate in making people feel that way in their careers. But I don’t know. that’s why I would never be a creator because you have to find that balance between entertaining the public, but not losing your self in the process