The Adpocalypse Saved YouTube
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The YouTube Adpocalypse is a legendary disaster ushered in by PewDiePie where YouTube was ruined. At least, that's the narrative around the YouTube Adpocalypse depending on who you ask. But, was Felix to blame? Or was YouTube intentionally neglecting their creators? Besides, while popular figures like Philip DeFranco and MatPat would share the crisis of the time, was the Adpocalypse really so bad? Or was it exactly what YouTube needed?
This video is an essay retrospective on the YouTube Adpocalypse, while arguing the benefits it may have provided both the platform and YouTubers.
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