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However, as of early September, Sydelko has not posted any work on YouTube for seven months. In early June, she said on her Twitter that she didn’t like to be a KOL:
“I found myself a KOL that I can’t satisfy others. This is why I feel anxious and depressed. I hope that I can finish my studies and live a normal life. Hahahahahahahaha I am very good.” /p>
In the comments, someone suggested that she buy a flip phone. She replied, “This idea has been considered many times.”
Sydelko expressed on Twitter that he was tired and tired of KOL’s work. The most unbearable thing for her was KOL, who was always “playing” in order to attract attention. This “false” made her feel uncomfortable. .
And Sydelko is very concerned about personal privacy. She is bored with some behaviors that emphasize everyday life, and in her opinion, her personal privacy is more important than what fans want to see, even though some subjects do look very funny.
In fact, Sydelko’s boredom with KOL’s work is not a case. Many well-known YouTubers have repeatedly revealed their stress and feelings, including PewDiePie, Alisha Marie, Elle Mills, etc. because of high intensity. Struggling with self-stress.
In May 2018, Alisha Marie, who had 8.2 million fans on YouTube, posted a video titled “I’m not too keen”. In the video, she confided to the audience about her pressure, saying she didn’t I am proud of what I have made, and she needs to take a break.
After the release of this video, Alisha stopped more than two months before re-launching the work.
also in May 2018, 20-year-old Elle MillsA video was posted to reveal that his anxiety and depression are getting worse and worse. He insisted that he is only looking at his own limits.
According to incomplete statistics, at least 10 well-known YouTubers decided to stop in 2018, and the number of creators who are still suffering from stress but still insist on updating is more.
In many people’s eyes, YouTuber is like a creative machine, constantly creating content, even at the expense of their normal life, but psychotherapist Kati Morton believes that “when we do anything, the reward does not equal or exceed us. When you have to work hard, you will have anxiety or depression.”
Besides, there is also a cruel fact that those YouTubers that have stopped to be more difficult to return to this stage, not because they want to, but because their ability allows.
Because fans have higher requirements for them, fans want to see the returning YouTuber is a better version 2.0 than before, which will put more pressure on YouTuber, some YouTuber is not even completely Get rid of past negatives and anxiety.
Instagram launches fake news check function, Can it really prevent the spread of fake news?
Are you misled by false news on social media?
False News – This is a headache for the whole world. Weibo has set up a pirate account for “microblogging” to deal with false news and rumors on the Internet; Facebook launched the “facts review” program in 2016. In-depth review and processing of information that has been marked as “false” multiple times.
In the middle and late August, Instagram also announced measures to deal with false news, allowing users to mark posts that they believe contain false information, and fact examiners will determine whether they contain false or misleading information based on official criteria. .
Content that is judged to contain false or misleading information will be blocked in the tag search and discovery page; accounts that repeatedly post or share such information will receive a warning notice on their home page, and the account will be restricted from advertising. The ability to make money.
In fact, there has been a lot of false news on Instagram. Some insiders claim that the wrong information about vaccination, 5G mobile phone technology and food toxins is in I.Nstagram is very common, “health-like error messages can cause great harm to people.”
At present, Instagram parent company Facebook has established cooperation with 25 fact-finding organizations around the world to promote the “fact-review” function, but the question is whether this method can really prevent false news from living 1 billion this month. Spread on the platform?
The BBC interviewed several fact-finding inspectors who not only expressed concerns about the extra workload, but also had some opinions on the ambiguity of the specific scope of false information.
At this stage, “The Instagram platform tool has no specific and clear definition of the content of the fake content, and the content that needs to be sent to us is much less than Facebook,” said Aaron Sharockman, executive director of the US non-profit organization PolitiFact.
Sharockman said he can only receive 31 Instagram posts a day. “And it’s hard to find the content that makes up the wrong message. Even if I receive a lot of posts, I won’t rate them as fake content.”
“I want to see more posts and have permission to search within these posts. Searching for content on keywords on Instagram is difficult, especially for searching for images.”
There is a saying that viral image and video transmission will become “the future of false information and news”, and Instagram will become the ideal communication platform.
During the fires of the Amazon rainforest this year, Madonna, Leonardo DiCaprio, Ronaldo and other people with huge social influences posted their “Amazon Fire” images on Instagram. Like more than 14 million.
But actually, these images were taken in 1989, 2012 and 2013 respectively.
Project researcher Samantha Bradshaw tried to explain this phenomenon, she thought, “No one has time to read long articles, people just want a short and easy to digest image or video.”
At the same time, she also pointed out that Instagram launched a false news markup tool is a positive signal, but it does not solve the root cause of the emergence and spread of false information. “The platform should think deeply about what causes false content to spread, they may need to solve related Algorithm and business model issues.”
The competition in the Red Sea is fierce? YouTube launches “fashion” vertical page benchmark Instagram
The audience familiar with YouTube knows that the most popular channels on the tubing are often games, music or vlogs, while Instagram is tied to keywords such as “fashion” and “beauty.”
But according to Statista data, last year’s beauty videos totaled more than 169 billion views on YouTube; YouTube officially said that from 2014 to 2018, the number of fashion and beauty channels increased more than six times.
Under this momentum, YouTube recently launched a vertical version of the fashion sector called “YouTube Fashion.” This vertical page combines fashion channels, brand collaborations, and live TV broadcasts to discover creators such as Camila Coelho and Huda Beauty, as well as fashion brands such as LV, Dior and MK.
YouTube believes this will be both for the platform and the creatorsBringing more business opportunities, responsible for promoting fashion creators and brand collaboration is host Derek Blasberg, who last year hired him as head of fashion and beauty partners.
Blasberg has 9 million fans on Instagram, but his YouTube page has a number of subscriptions that are not public, and he says “I never thought I was a YouTube creator.”
Despite his thoughts on himself, he has been convincing other brands, designers and models to become YouTube creators, such as David Beckham’s wife, Victoria. Victoria has 105,000 subscriptions on YouTube, but she already has 26 million fans on Instagram.
“We don’t worry about this gap because we won’t compete with Instagram, just want to be a supplement to Instagram,” Blasberg said in an interview.
And the launch of YouTube Fashion also proves YouTube’s determination to further support the fashion sector and promote its commercialization.
In fact, this is not the first time YouTube has launched a dedicated page for the vertical space. When it competed with Twitch in the game field, YouTube also launched the game vertical page. Now, the game has become the fastest growing vertical industry on YouTube. one.
Perhaps, with this kind of support, YouTube’s fashion field will also usher in a spurt.