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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=By6evGh9eAA
MERCH - https://www.sunnyv2.comLispyJimmy - Known as one of the worst clickbaiters in the history of YouTube. Through manipulating and abusing the YouTube al

https://www.reddit.com/r/FortNiteBR/comments/9q1bzk/remove_lispyjimmy_from_the_supportacreator_event/
This is what many don't understand. It's clear that Fortnite is a good time waster. It's fun and gosh dang fun to play without that stupid pay to win or "lootbox" crap.

https://www.reddit.com/r/pyrocynical/comments/58jrqz/people_say_lispyjimmy_is_the_clickbait_god_so_i/
410K subscribers in the pyrocynical community. A subreddit for fans of the YouTuber Pyrocynical.

https://www.reddit.com/r/FortNiteBR/comments/9po9qe/lispyjimmy_should_be_removed_from_supportacreator/
This community exaggerates how bad clickbaiting is. This program is about supporting your favourite creator. If someone doesn't enjoy the content then they aren't forced to watch it. I don't agree with clickbaiting but people are making it out to be so much worse than it is. If people don't like the guys content then don't use his code.

https://www.sportskeeda.com/esports/lispyjimmy-the-fortnite-clickbait-youtuber-whose-lies-deceit-destroyed-career
LispyJimmy's YouTube career is a prime example of how devastating relying on clickbait can be. The situation is so bad that people have actually gone on to start petitions on Change.org in order

https://youtube.fandom.com/wiki/LispyJimmy
Lispy Jimmy (born: October 16, 1996 (1996-10-16) [age 27]), better known online as LispyJimmy is an American YouTuber and Clickbaiter who previously made in real life and GTA content, and starting from 2017 he's making Fortnite content. His videos currently focus on gameplay and clickbait around Fortnite. LispyJimmy makes videos covering what's in the Fortnite shop and doing matches. Before

https://research.ppld.org/c.php?g=1350636&p=9967600
Information and Media Literacy: How to Spot the Good, the Bad, and the Just Plain Ugly. Information and media are everywhere, and it can be hard to keep up with, let alone to ensure the news you are receiving is accurate. ... Clickbait is a disinformation technique where an online link (often accompanied by an image) makes a claim so outrageous

https://www.technomiz.com/lispyjimmy-the-fortnite-clickbait-youtuber-whose-lies-and-deceit-destroyed-his-career/
LispyJimmy is an American YouTuber who is despised by the YouTube community because of clickbait videos. LispyJimmy started off in 2012 by making GTA V tutorial videos. He very soon realized that he could drastically grow his channel if he resorted to regular videos but with really enticing titles. And thus began LispyJimmy's clickbait career.

https://knowadays.com/blog/is-clickbait-ever-okay-7-clickbait-examples/
How To Make A DIY Rain Barrel In 8 Simple Steps. 7. Avoid Sensationalist Text. If you want to build credibility and avoid the cons of clickbait we mentioned, then you should avoid using negative life events to scare people into clicking on your title. Trading on salacious gossip is also likely to cross the line.

https://medium.com/one-thousand-and-beyond/why-clickbait-is-fine-on-youtube-if-you-get-it-right-9093ae41c570
How clickbait got a bad name. When you think 'clickbait', you probably think of the numerous times you've seen a ludicrous headline on a social media post which you can't help but click

https://www.avg.com/en/signal/what-is-clickbait-is-it-dangerous
At best, clickbait is silly and harmless, with the overall goal to increase clicks. But, clickbait can be responsible for spreading dangerous misinformation. Clickbait scams are also very concerning. Search engines like Google use algorithms (such as PageRank and TrustRank algorithms) to help filter out fake news articles and spam that contain

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/21/reader-center/clickbait.html
That's our definition of clickbait. The challenge in a competitive news environment is writing headlines that grab the reader's attention while maintaining our standards. So, for example, you

https://platformmagazine.org/2018/11/20/clickbait-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly/
Clickbait is a symptom of the fast changes communicators have made in the increasingly digital world. Over two-thirds of Americans now prefer to get their news from social media. Therefore, clicks equal money for news organizations on these platforms. With roughly six in 10 U.S. adults admitting to reading only the headlines when consuming news

https://www.reddit.com/r/gtaonline/comments/4ydynw/lispyjimmy_is_done/
LispyJimmy is done. DISCUSSION. For those of you who are unaware, LispyJimmy is a YouTuber that makes videos containing GTA V and GTA IV gameplay and calling it GTA VI just to get views/likes and money. He apparently got kicked out of his house for going off on his parents. He's saying that he is homeless right now but he has lied in the past

https://www.semrush.com/blog/what-is-clickbait/
3 Examples of Clickbait. Clickbait can appear in many formats. Here are three real-life clickbait examples. 1. Sensationalist Blog Titles. Some sensationalism in blog titles is OK. After all, you want your target audience to want to read your article. But there's a limit.

https://www.wired.com/2015/12/psychology-of-clickbait/
Here's what most people can agree on: Clickbait is annoying, but by god, it works—even when readers recognize it for what it is. The word's substantial semantic drift may be behind some of

https://gabb.com/blog/what-is-clickbait/
Clickbait is used by any distributor that's trying to get a click, whether that's by a reliable company or a dubious one. The key is to know how to tell the difference between bad clickbait and good clickbait. Bad, or unethical, clickbait usually leads to suspicious websites with excessively long URLs. Good, or ethical, clickbait usually

https://medium.com/@brechtcorbeel/what-defines-clickbait-and-how-has-it-evolved-with-changing-online-content-trends-dc70696c0070
At its core, clickbait leverages human curiosity and emotion, often resorting to misleading or exaggerated statements to drive web traffic. This phenomenon, while not entirely new, has evolved

https://medium.com/word-garden/in-defense-of-clickbait-af142ecba541
It preached escaping the 9-5 grind by starting an internet business where you only work a few hours a week while traveling the world. No wonder this book sold 2.1 million copies, stayed four

https://www.webfx.com/blog/marketing/what-is-clickbait/
By its definition alone, clickbait is not inherently bad. However, it's used for bad purposes. "Good" clickbait is a pair of engaging headline and provocative thumbnail that lead users to the expected content. "Bad" clickbait tempts users to click, without delivering the promise of the headline and image. Worse, it leads to an

https://www.reddit.com/r/Christianity/comments/t1u719/is_clickbait_a_bad_thing_is_it_a_sin/
If the thing in the clickbait actually happens in the video -- even if it's unimpressive -- that should be fine. Otherwise, titling with clickbait is a lie about what's happening in the video. I'm not sure how grave it is (such as if it's clearly a joke), but it would probably be best for you and your subscribers for you to not deliberately

https://genius.com/a/logic-calls-out-charlamagne-tha-god-on-his-new-song-clickbait
Logic 's new album, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, has arrived, and it finds the rapper airing out his issues with a common hip-hop adversary: Breakfast Club co-host Charlamagne Tha God. On