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I don't know where to begin... So I'm Truegreen7, a Poketuber. (would be pretty fine if you didn't believe me)
Every few months or so I go on 4chan to read a couple of threads about Poketubers. It's interesting to step away from the bubble of my own community and see what anonymous people think of us Pokemon YouTubers. While I totally understand that the kind of people who tend to frequent 4chan wouldn't have a proclivity for watching my sort of content, I'm just trying to get into the mind of a person who actively despises a majority of Poketubers. (Although now that I look at it, there are a lot of Poketubers. It makes sense to hate most of 'em)
I guess the point of it all is to ask whether or not you think Poketubing is completely hopeless. Imagine just for a second that not every Poketuber was an "autistic faggot" and a few of us were acquaintances of yours who legitimately wanted to create Pokemon related content; how would you constructively criticize us in a manner conducive of positive change? (act as if we were face to face) Speaking for myself, I'm a Computer Art Major (3D Animation, Compositing, VFX, etc.) so making films is my profession. I just so happen to make videos about a franchise we all love. While I frequently make videos in a format that is ridiculed (Top 10s) my goal is to create high quality Pokemon videos that are visually pleasing and sound great. I strive to output videos that look like they took a lot of time to make. (for example, I animate Sugimori art, I actually try to fluidly edit footage so the cuts transition beautifully, I focus on the soundtrack of the video, etc.) I tend to concentrate on Pokemon origins, lore, etymology, music and other underappreciated facets of the franchise that I find fascinating... Is this inherently bad?
I know it's counter-intuitive to try to get concise answers from anonymous Pokemon fans, but I'm extremely curious whether or not some kind of discourse can provide something positive to us all.
Every few months or so I go on 4chan to read a couple of threads about Poketubers. It's interesting to step away from the bubble of my own community and see what anonymous people think of us Pokemon YouTubers. While I totally understand that the kind of people who tend to frequent 4chan wouldn't have a proclivity for watching my sort of content, I'm just trying to get into the mind of a person who actively despises a majority of Poketubers. (Although now that I look at it, there are a lot of Poketubers. It makes sense to hate most of 'em)
I guess the point of it all is to ask whether or not you think Poketubing is completely hopeless. Imagine just for a second that not every Poketuber was an "autistic faggot" and a few of us were acquaintances of yours who legitimately wanted to create Pokemon related content; how would you constructively criticize us in a manner conducive of positive change? (act as if we were face to face) Speaking for myself, I'm a Computer Art Major (3D Animation, Compositing, VFX, etc.) so making films is my profession. I just so happen to make videos about a franchise we all love. While I frequently make videos in a format that is ridiculed (Top 10s) my goal is to create high quality Pokemon videos that are visually pleasing and sound great. I strive to output videos that look like they took a lot of time to make. (for example, I animate Sugimori art, I actually try to fluidly edit footage so the cuts transition beautifully, I focus on the soundtrack of the video, etc.) I tend to concentrate on Pokemon origins, lore, etymology, music and other underappreciated facets of the franchise that I find fascinating... Is this inherently bad?
I know it's counter-intuitive to try to get concise answers from anonymous Pokemon fans, but I'm extremely curious whether or not some kind of discourse can provide something positive to us all.
