Does the youtube community change when you get more views!?

[3rdVisi0n]

I found that it seems to be when you are at a low rate of views/subscribers, the youtube community is very supportive and positive towards your videos. Then looking at people with more views, it seems they have plenty negative people hating on there videos. Isnt that a bit strange?

 

[GamersName]

Haters gonna hate because someone succeeded and they not, thats how they live. Good thing there is profanity filter in g+ so you can put a work on it to avoid uneccessary vocabulary spills on your comment section

 

[LazyAnimation]

Like I said in a previous thread: "The more success you have, the more hate you will get. They go hand in hand." You become a threat to some individuals once you reach a certain level of success.

 

[Scylla Games]

Haters will become more common. And you will meet new successfull youtubers, if you look and pewdiepie and syndicate, those two are good friends. I believe the community of sucessfull youtubers are more likely to cooperate, since there is less competition, due to the fact that they are already sucessfull

 

[uberdanger]

Absoluterino homeslut, I get no hate now.

 

[HighwayForYou]

The thing is, there will always be someone who dislike what you do. when you're a really small channel, it's unlikely that they'll every find you, but those who find you do, so you won't see a lot of hateful comments on you, your channel, content etc. when you're small.

but as you grow, you get more exposed, meaning more find you, like you and watch you. but it also makes those who may dislike your content, aware of you, and they have a tendency to voice their opinion. so just as the bigger you get, the more exposure you'll get, the same goes for everything else that is Youtube

 

[Timikinz]

People don't like to see other people succeed at something they couldn't do. I dislike youtubers, not in a nasty way, I just dont enjoy their content. That being said I have never left a comment about it.

 

[Azren the Language Nerd]

The thing is, there will always be someone who dislike what you do. when you're a really small channel, it's unlikely that they'll every find you, but those who find you do, so you won't see a lot of hateful comments on you, your channel, content etc. when you're small.

but as you grow, you get more exposed, meaning more find you, like you and watch you. but it also makes those who may dislike your content, aware of you, and they have a tendency to voice their opinion. so just as the bigger you get, the more exposure you'll get, the same goes for everything else that is Youtube

Very well said

 

[Kijana]

It's evident that people hate on other's success. Like Alex from Target. As soon as he became famous he gained a lot of haters just because people were jealous that he became famous for nothing. There will always be haters because they have nothing else going on in their lives.

 

[Switchbox]

It's evident that people hate on other's success. Like Alex from Target. As soon as he became famous he gained a lot of haters just because people were jealous that he became famous for nothing. There will always be haters because they have nothing else going on in their lives.

Can someone explain to me what this is?
I've heard about it, but I haven't bothered clicking on any articles.