What will make you unsubscribe a channel?

I rarely unsub to anyone. In one case though I subbed to someone who I had watched a funny music video they did but they would upload like 5-6 20 sec tutorial vids on some software I wasn't interested in on a daily basis so I unsubbed to clean up the feed.
 
I UNSUBBED someone just a moment ago. I think its extremely selfish of [this person] to have a daily vlog and expect anyone to comment and give it a thumbs up DAILY but they not take a moment to comment on my videos once a week. I figure why support [this person] when I could be supporting someone who gives back to the people who contribute to your success?!
 
Patrick Harris said:
I UNSUBBED someone just a moment ago. I think its extremely selfish of [this person] to have a daily vlog and expect anyone to comment and give it a thumbs up DAILY but they not take a moment to comment on my videos once a week. I figure why support [this person] when I could be supporting someone who gives back to the people who contribute to your success?!
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Is it someone who does have like 100.000+ Subscriber otherwise I wouldn`t understand why he doesn`t try to help others out too.
 
I understand that once you have 100,000 subs you obviously can't respond to everyone everyday, but there is no excuse for people who only have a few hundred subs, or maybe even less, to not want to interact. How else are any of us going to move forward if we're not supporting each other?
 
Patrick Harris said:
Personally, I will sub a channel for a few reasons. One is mostly because the content interests me. Also, I will sub as a show of support to someone who is supporting me. They post a new video, I comment on it. I spend about 2 hours a day just watching things that I've subbed to show my support. But I'll notice that over time, I am spending a lot of time commenting and giving support, but that person has yet to do the same. I don't question them about it as I don't want to sound like I'm begging for comments and likes, but I do feel as though if I support you, it would be nice to get the same. But once I realize the person has no interest in what I'm doing, or simply isn't showing support in return, I simply stop commenting.

But after a while, I'll notice an increase in videos from this person and NOTHING in my inbox saying they even attempted to check out my stuff, so I simply click UNSUBSCRIBE and move on. In most cases, the person doesn't even notice.
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You are only subscribing/liking/commenting because you expect the same in return? Don't get angry, but that's kind of... Selfish... If you unsubscribed only because you didn't have your support back, you have never even liked that channel.

I personally subscribe/like/comment if I find the videos or channel interesting, if it's entertaining me, not because I want the same for me.

The only reasons I unsubscribe is because the videos on that channel became boring. For example, I unsubscribed from Annoying Orange when they decided to make an episode with Fred. :arghh2: And after that one, episodes became more and more boring.

The same is for Ray William "I-am-very-short" jokes Johnson.
 
Top reasons why I will unsub a channel

1. They are not as active now
2. They are not producing any more good content
3. They give their youtube account away to someone else (which is rare but it happens)
 
pekkyyy said:
that's kind of... Selfish...
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How is it selfish? People come to boards like this because they want to increase their viewership. I'm sure you're here for the same reason. I personally like to take the approach of supporting others, not just saying "watch my s**t and sub" and then leave. I spend hours of my day just watching other people's videos and giving them honest opinions. I have made a few friends out of it, too.

For the most part, everyone is pretty supportive, but then you have people who truly just say "watch my s**t" and then never come around again. If you ask me, THATS selfish. Why would you ask for something that you aren't willing to give in return?
 
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