https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPtpysgsvwg
Let me know in the comments if you guys wanna see the other rounds we played! 🧍‍♂️ If you wanna laugh - https://youtu.be/h_Ige0zBfGoSocials: 🟦 Twitter -

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/sp0QEFduosA
🧍‍♂️ If you wanna laugh - Socials: 🟦 Twitter - https://twitter.com/TheJanitor_Fake ⬛ Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@deathbyzombiegames 2️⃣

https://www.reddit.com/r/Healthygamergg/comments/votv58/can_i_feel_sad_about_a_content_creators_death/
i mean, i don't even watch technoblade. but i watched that last video that was uploaded and that made me cry. so i'm gonna go out on a limb here and say yes, you can feel sad about a content creator's death. sry for your loss <3. yaa its alright. it was the same for me when x , juice and peep died.

https://www.reddit.com/r/offmychest/comments/qzhjjk/im_a_successful_content_creator_and_youll_hear/
We'll listen, and if you want, we'll talk. We aim to keep this a safe space. I'm a successful "content creator" and you'll hear about my suicide soon. I'm so angry. I'm so bitter. I'm so mad. I'm so sad. I'm so jealous. I'm tired of it all.

https://www.nytimes.com/2021/06/08/style/creator-burnout-social-media.html
Last month, Spencewuah, a 19-year-old TikTok star with nearly 10 million followers, announced he'd be stepping back from the platform after a spat with BTS fans. "A lot of older TikTokers don

https://www.reddit.com/r/mentalhealth/comments/wueunt/im_so_sick_of_content_creators/
Nobody has a perfect life. We're all humans, we have ups and downs, we get sad and frustrated. Oftentimes these so-called content creators are hiding behind a made-up persona. A little digging into their real life and you will realize they're full of shits lol.

https://www.distractify.com/p/youtubers-who-died
Take a look back at some of the YouTube stars we lost too soon — but won't ever forget. 1. Etika (real name: Desmond Amofah) Source: Instagram. The 29-year-old YouTuber, who was known for hosting live streams and creating videos covering video games, was found dead in June 2019 after being reported missing.

https://blog.stayamo.com/content-creator-fail-why-most-fail/
In summary, most content creators fail due to a lack of originality, consistency, and audience engagement in their work. They may not invest the time in understanding their audiences or researching unique ideas to stand out in the saturated field. Moreover, they often overlook the importance of regular content creation to maintain viewer interest.

https://medium.com/xuppi-blog/problems-content-creators-face-and-how-to-overcome-them-cba11a8214ac
How to overcome it: Acknowledge it — Face it. Simple. Acknowledging may not mean you're agreeing with them. An acknowledgement could be as simple as, "Hey, thanks for letting me know

https://creatorsnetwork.co/hated-as-a-content-creator-heres-how-to-deal-with-it/
Dealing with hate (meaning negative feedback from one's audience) as a content creator could be upsetting and overwhelmingly detrimental to one's mental health. It goes without saying (yes, I'm aware that I'm saying it, but still…) that derogatory, hate-crime, sexist and anti-semantic comments—just anything that aims to hurt someone else—are not only uncalled for but […]

https://www.tmswiki.org/forum/threads/i%E2%80%99m-sad-feel-depressed-and-im-a-content-creator.25708/
I also find that when Contin creators are honest, people usually embrace it. Because most people can relate to the ups and downs of daily life. Personally, I think the more important issues to figure out what is causing your sadness and how to get in touch with that, so you can experience more genuine peace and then perhaps even at some point

https://www.reddit.com/r/rant/comments/ssjrq3/im_just_sick_of_content_creators/
The world "content," nowadays means staged videos of the same exact skit with different people (however sometimes they'll use the same people) or in the video gaming industry, content means $20 skins. That's it. 1. Award. I hate this version of YouTube. People need to stop calling themselves 'content creators'.

https://sea.mashable.com/life/22052/how-to-be-a-content-creator-without-succumbing-to-the-fear-of-failure
"The people that say, 'Oh, don't worry about that,' or 'Don't worry about what other people think,' that's not fair because we're just built that way. We're built to do that," Kanaka said. A lot of his friends just don't watch what he does online, and he's come to the conclusion that that's just fine. "Interests don't always align," Kanaka said.

https://bryanjcollins.medium.com/the-6-most-common-fears-of-content-creators-smash-them-today-86b4d5632504
Carlin faced his fears. His album sales skyrocketed, and he became one of the biggest comedians of the 1970s and 1980s. You can too. 1. I Don't Know Where To Start. Telling someone to "create content" is a tough commandment. I know because that's what they told me.

https://philoyes.substack.com/p/only-content-creation-is-dead-so
9. Podcasting: This is the process of creating and promoting audio content in the form of a podcast. Podcasting is a growing trend and a great way to reach a new audience and build your brand. 10. Webinars: This is a live, interactive online event that allows you to present your content to a targeted audience.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Anxiety/comments/svqzzz/im_a_content_creator_but_im_sad_and_need_help/
I rarely ever smile in life, I kinda don't talk, don't laugh but I like creating content. I don't want people to see my real life face. that would be

https://smeharbinger.net/fictional-feelings-why-we-get-so-sad-over-the-death-of-fictional-characters-in-books-and-movies/
We feel like we know so much about them and have followed them through their hardships, so it's easy to see a part of our own personalities in that character — when they die, it can feel almost like a part of you has died with them. These feelings for fictional characters don't usually go away as we get older.

https://societysbackend.com/p/the-slow-painful-death-of-the-free
A quick highlight: using machine learning algorithms to serve content isn't bad or evil. I believe the sophistication of these algorithms is actually necessary to serve content in a way that is beneficial to all parties. I think the current failures to do so highlights just how much we don't know about the effects of AI over the long term.

https://bettermarketing.pub/creators-are-slowly-but-surely-killing-social-media-platforms-52e14f1ae788
Moreover, if you provide the massive quality your audience will look out for you, even if your content is not on the start screen! They will remember you. Plus, if you're a cross-platform creator, don't repurpose your content in real-time. YOu don't want to see your audience see the same information on one day on two platforms.

https://www.reddit.com/r/SDSGrandCross/comments/gn2yb7/hating_on_people_is_bad_but_im_sick_of_content/
Content creators are not creating content for us, they are doing it in order to pay their bills, or because they really enjoy doing it. But I'm sick of hearing this argument, as if we owed anything to them. If your content doesn't appeal to people, it is your job to make it appealing, not mine to support you through everything you do.

https://bettermarketing.pub/time-brutally-reveals-the-truth-about-content-creators-7f50b8633d00
If, as a content creator, you can be patient for 5 years then the internet is literally yours to dominate. You can do whatever you want. That sort of long game just isn't idolized by the dopamine junkie generation of content creators, platforms like TikTok have produced. We want it now. We want it fast. It ain't going to happen.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Technoblade/comments/vox286/hi_im_not_new_to_feeling_the_death_of_a_content/
Scan this QR code to download the app now. Or check it out in the app stores Home; Popular