>>9988991If you have a better than average grasp of the history/background of doll lines and companies, can speak intelligently and with some depth and insight about product engineering and design, and are good at presentation, then go for it. I’m assuming that one of these would be your background or strength or otherwise what would really differentiate you from anyone else with a tart opinions being spicy online? I’m not saying that there isn’t any value in what you would present… I’m asking you specifically what that clear value would be that would cause somebody to spend their time watching and would be worth your own time to record, edit and post.
>>9989078 is right in that ‘opinionated viewpoint’ channels really just come and go. Not just in the doll arena but on YouTube.
