TheDutchTexan
I Love YTtalk
It's all part of human psyche. Everyone wants to be part of something big, while not many want to be part of something small. But, your content has to be likeable to get those latter ones to subscribe. As soon as you ascend to a level noticeable by others (a level which is ever increasing) organic growth happens.
The only way to rise quickly is exposure from known channels. By uttering one word pewdiewhatever could make a gaming channel bigger than ever. Too many people expect bigger channels to help them out though, and if they don't help they think the person is an *******. In reality the person behind a channel is still a person. They won't feature a channel unless you resosonate with him / her. As soon as you ask to be featured you have already lost.
The only way to rise quickly is exposure from known channels. By uttering one word pewdiewhatever could make a gaming channel bigger than ever. Too many people expect bigger channels to help them out though, and if they don't help they think the person is an *******. In reality the person behind a channel is still a person. They won't feature a channel unless you resosonate with him / her. As soon as you ask to be featured you have already lost.
It's sad but there's nothing we can do about it.