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Why Files does Cryptips - 727Sky - 03-03-2024
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RE: Why Files does Cryptips - Schmoe - 03-03-2024
Haven't watched yet, but he just released a video saying he's taking a break. I was wondering when he would burn out. Not knocking him, it happens. Seems like MrBallen did the same thing, he used to upload 5 times per week, and I think he does one per week now.
RE: Why Files does Cryptips - BIAD - 03-03-2024
(03-03-2024, 07:23 AM)Schmoe Wrote: Haven't watched yet, but he just released a video saying he's taking a break. I was wondering when he would burn out. Not knocking him, it happens. Seems like MrBallen did the same thing, he used to upload 5 times per week, and I think he does one per week now.
Yeah, there are a few of them on YouTube who quickly scaled to healthy subscriber-ratings and then faded
away at almost a similar speed. I've found that content-material is the main problem as old 'famous'
occurrences are always aimed at and very little is invested in more recent events of a preferred genre.
RE: Why Files does Cryptips - Michigan Swamp Buck - 03-03-2024
I finally watched a couple of Why File episodes last night.
The guy was good, but the fish was unnecessary, and it's the same old stories and information I'm getting tired of, so I can understand the burnout guys like that must go through.
As good as I thought it was overall, I'm not bothering again unless I get a ton of spare time and find an episode I can't resist.