Don't worry, no images so no looking at his face but yeah, barely 24hrs and he's gone, no longer going to be working there or in any future videos. Despite getting raked over coals for saying it initially, this SunnyV2 video became very prophetic.
If only we could make ALL degenerates leave YouTube in 24hrs but because this one had even Sneako and Keemstar looking like moral authorities in comparison, probably a special case unfortunately..
Remember. All big youtubers, have agencies backing them. They didn't became big organically
I'm curious what the cutoff for that is in terms of time active and how big they are. What about a channel that got big 15 years ago and is still big? Or how many viewers is big enough to attract an agency? I have no doubt that if you started a channel now and had 26 followers and then had 1.5 million by January, an agency is responsible for that. But wat about if you've got 37,000? 100,000? A million?
I wouldn't be surprised if there are some 'dormant' channels with nothing but bot subscribers cultivating for years and eventually getting assigned to someone. People talk about youtubers selling out, but corporations are taking it a step further and starting from the ground-up using actors to pretend to be a regular person. It lures viewers into a false sense of trust. It's like the new reality TV: 99% of it is scripted but people still get duped into thinking it's somehow more real than a Disney studio.
There is basically no quality control about this. Any kid with a phone or tablet will watch and fall into a parasocial relationship with a Youtuber, thinking it's a real person, so the actor can sell shit.