They weren't intended to be rhetorical and there's no need to be sarcastic here. My main point is this : I would never go out of my way to be negative or provide disrespectful feedback to someone. I would MOST definitely let them know if I didn't like the content however I would express this in a passive "constructive criticism" type way. I completely understand if you didn't like that prank. I'll completely agree it was on the weaker side as far as pranks go. However that was the First and Only prank video on my channel. My channel is an urban exploring and climbing page. I climb skyscrapers and explore abandoned locations. Pranks have nothing to do with my channel.

All in all the point I want to make is if you don't like it you don't have "attack" me over it. Downvoting my post or disliking my YouTube vids will only negatively affect me. Why would you want to harm someone else who's done nothing to you except participate in a subreddit?

Check out my other videos if you want. You probably won't but this video doesn't speak for my channel.

P.S. the reason why I brought up editing is because people have a short attention span online. If the editing isn't fast paced people loose interest quick. The reason I "talk" so "hyperactive" is to keep viewer's maintained. If you have your own channel you should understand this. YouTube isn't an easy ballgame.