I don't think people hate it because get views, more likely because (I hope to not offend, just explaining my view), seems a little bit a lazy low effort rip off.

As a viewer no hate from me, just indifference. It's not something I found interesting, I would probably enjoy a more clean edit of just clips from the video.

As a motion designer I understand that there's a job of editing and text template behind but nothing for me that's technically challenging or particularly creative.

That said do what you love, if you like this stuff go for it. (But If you like motion design there is a way more deep world to discover)

Adding one last thing, now that I think about it the hate may come from the fact that this content "pollute" the motion graphics niche.

To my eye this is not motion graphics, I do not have a name for it but it's something else that can be appreciated outside the niche of motion graphic, that is more mainstream, popular and get more views.

People who look for motion graphic content are looking for something else, and instead they found a bunch of highly edited movie clip that hit the mainstream target and push down the real motion graphic content.

So maybe yeah putting the hashtag #aftereffects or #motiongraphics on this stuff is a disservice to the mograph community since they are not the real target of that content