I saw today new “merch” section below comments. I’m a premium users for a reason, I want 0 ads.
I just canceled my subscription and moved to yattee / invidious for good.
this post was submitted on 09 Nov 2023
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Most people see it favorably to actually support creators they follow. Not this guy though, fuck the content creators trying to provide you content and try to make a living out of it.
They're already getting the YouTube premium revenue and I doubt that they didn't spend at least 10 seconds advertising it in their videos.
Oh, you have a serious source that indicate how youtube premium revenues are shared between the platform, the right holders, and the content creators, including how it is split between what you watch and what you don't care about?
According to the YouTube content creator 'The Spiffing Brit' the revenue he receives per view from YouTube premium is higher than and revenue. So obviously it does help support the creator, though I'm sure YouTube makes more money off of it.
Being "higher than ad revenue" on YouTube is a stupidly low bar. Ad revenue for videos has been plummeting like a rock for years. That's why basically every big channel now either has merch, patron, or paid sponsorships / ads recorded by the creator as part of the video completely unrelated to YouTube.