Would you still create videos if you didnt get money from it but had loads of views?

[MasterDF]

Many people do youtube for the money but other people do it for passion. I would happily make youtube videos without monitization because i love making videos to make people happy and also because i enjoy making them. What about everybody else??

I would still make them. I enjoy making people laugh and also have a lot of fun making them :3

 

[Sunsbookishgamesx]

yes i soo would

 

[TheDutchTexan]

I like doing it so I bet I would if it started out that way. Now I expect that little income and use it to finance a little part of what the hobby actually costs. So if it stopped generating revenue I would stop doing it altogether. It takes a lot of time and effort, and that should have at least a little reward.

 

[MarkRodriguez2012]

That's how I've been doing it.... so I won't stop now. Even if I do get paid, it's not enough to live on and quit my job over... so yeah, I'd continue doing them anyway.

 

[Ewan (Beatboxer)]

I would still make them. I enjoy making people laugh and also have a lot of fun making them :3

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yes i soo would

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That's how I've been doing it.... so I won't stop now. Even if I do get paid, it's not enough to live on and quit my job over... so yeah, I'd continue doing them anyway.

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yes i soo would

 

[KiddieToysReview]

It's fantastic making people happy and gooey inside, for sure. But it doesn't pay the rent. Unless a (very) rich auntie recently passed and I'm the main beneficiary of the estate, I really have no idea how I could pursue my passion for Youtube for 40-70 hours/week and pay the rent and feed the kids and pay the bills. Bottom line is, Yt needs a full-time commitment to have any chance of success, and unless there are wads of cash lying, around for life's many annoying expenses, Adsense is a must.

 

[Sin B]

It's fantastic making people happy and gooey inside, for sure. But it doesn't pay the rent. Unless a (very) rich auntie recently passed and I'm the main beneficiary of the estate, I really have no idea how I could pursue my passion for Youtube for 40-70 hours/week and pay the rent and feed the kids and pay the bills. Bottom line is, Yt needs a full-time commitment to have any chance of success, and unless there are wads of cash lying, around for life's many annoying expenses, Adsense is a must.

Finally someone says it how it is. If you're not getting paid for YT and need a full time job just to live you're basically doing 2 full time jobs for half the pay. There's a reason why youtubers that die out fade away off the site, they weren't born with a silver spoon in their mouth to survive off thin air and good intentions.

There's also very few genres that would work with a full time job + all other life responsibilities to even consider. Vloggers would be garbage, reviews would be rushed and skits would be unrealistic to hell.

 

[Ewan (Beatboxer)]

It's fantastic making people happy and gooey inside, for sure. But it doesn't pay the rent. Unless a (very) rich auntie recently passed and I'm the main beneficiary of the estate, I really have no idea how I could pursue my passion for Youtube for 40-70 hours/week and pay the rent and feed the kids and pay the bills. Bottom line is, Yt needs a full-time commitment to have any chance of success, and unless there are wads of cash lying, around for life's many annoying expenses, Adsense is a must.

Thanks for your comment and i see your point i agree that you need some sort of living but youtube is my passion and would love to do it wether i had no money or not

 

[Cvolton]

I've had a few videos blow up into millions of views, yet I still didn't get to create an adsense account (laziness)

 

[PositivelyBrainwashed]

Once you make your first couple of hundred bucks it's hard to imagine how I used to do this for free. But if I had enough money to live for the rest of my life, I could see myself making videos for free.