I totally agree with you, Dodie. I feel almost betrayed (strong word I know) when I see click bait titles and then the content is usually another boring q&a or video where the title is relevant to about 3 seconds of the entire thing. It makes me role my eyes and click straight off because it's a youtuber being dishonest. If I like the youtuber then I will go and find the information relevant to the click bait but for the most part I click off. A great example is trisha paytas, I used to love her videos but she is the biggest example of the boy who cried wolf that I can't watch because it's compulsive lying and click bait.
Just to add, I watched that video and wasn't at all annoyed at the click bait because I know you and Dodie are still best friends therefore there's not going to be big drama shiz going on people are being dramatic 🙄
I feel the same way. I even unsubscribed from joey graceffa, because his titles annoyed the hell out of me. I still like him tho, i follow him on insta and twitter, but i'll probably never subscribe again :'(
I'm actually with Dodie on this one. If I see a say 5-10 minute video with a title that I find interesting, and then it turns out to be a q&a, I often click back off it. If the title question is that interesting I want the whole video about it and a short answer to it feels very disappointing so I don't bother. I prefer when youtubers will at least put "Q&A" in the thumbnail. Doesn't even have to be in the title, just gotta have some indication of what the video is actually gonna be.
Just to add, I would watch a q&a if it was titled or thumbnailed as such. But if I am expecting something else and it turns out to be a q&a I just don't really tend to bother because it's a bit of a disappointment.
I do really agree with what Dodie says at 2:40. I feel like when a Q and A is titled with one question it is, honestly, a bit of a lie. I want to see a full video about something, not a one minute answer.
THIS. I rarely watch Evans q&as because I enjoy his other videos more so when the title looks like it's going to be a sit down chat about something serious, I always get disappointed to hear "hi, welcome to another q&a"
I don't like clickbait when they do it for every video and it's completely not even close to what the actual content is. I found your title of that video funny bc it was obviously playing off how ppl are still trying to create drama and make a mountain out of a molehill.
I've only been watching him for literally a day and saw it as a joke i mean like i just assume something is clickbait when it's in all caps or has THE TRUTH or NOT CLICKBAIT or something of the sort like it's really easy to tell what's clickbait so why get mad over it when you like the persons content. for instance sourcefed and Philip defranco use a clickbait title and thumbnail for literally every video and i still enjoy going back and watching them cause i like what they make. i dunno i just saw nothing wrong with it and laughed my ass off when i got to that part of the video so i don't see what all the fuss is about.
regardless of my opinion of clickbait, i rlly liked the whole "talk it out and respect each others' opinion" vibe of this video. so much drama (between both youtubers' and their fanbases) would be avoided if people sat down together and talked about their problems (which r usually either misunderstandings or, in this case, a minor conflict of morality) on camera. i hope this becomes the newest yt video trend tbh
to be honest I'm with dodie. I hate clickbait. I just really value honestly and creatively, and doing extra/kinda misleading shit purely for views just puts me off. I almost unsubscribed from you bc I was annoyed with the clickbait tbh, but I couldn't do it just bc I love you as a person so much.
To those of you saying Evan would barely let Dodie speak and kept interrupting her: normally, I'd be slightly irritated as well considering how much I enjoy Dodie's content and would like her voice (and all women's voices) to be heard. However, I believe Evan kept interjecting because he felt the need to explain himself so his viewers would understand why he did what he did. I think he just wanted to get his point across so his viewers knew he wasn't trying to snub them, because I'm sure that's the last thing he'd want to do. Human nature I guess, to feel the need to explain yourself when you've mucked up a bit. Summary: I don't think it was out of a sense of entitlement, but rather the a bit of an impatient need to communicate to his audience.
+Evan Edinger it's so refreshing to watch someone who can actually discuss his political or religious views, and at the same time have the best sense of humour ever
I agree with Dodie for the most part. But i wish she would've had more freedom to voice her opinion without Evan having to constantly add on or immediately defend himself. I love the both of you very much.x
Evan, it does actually really piss me off when I click on a video only to find that it's a Q&A and the thing I initially was interested in is 3 minutes into the video.
Honestly, I would prefer it if it was titled with the original title, but Q&A was also in the title. For people who aren't fully acquainted with upload schedules etc, it's far better, and gets rid of the possible trick that people may get.
I think the main reason people freaked out about the clickbait title is because it's out of the ordinary. It's like the "bed of nails" idea. One nail will pierce the skin, but if you have enough, no one nail stands out. When I see a Philip DeFranco or Casey Neistat title with clickbait it doesn't make me worry because I know it's just going to be a normal video. When I see it on a channel that almost never has clickbait, it actually causes concern.
I agree with Dodie... I just think if people make a Q&A, they should put Q&A in the title- I don't think I watched your "am I religious?" vid (sorry) because I didn't want to watch what I thought was a 10 minute video about your religion. Idk that's just me
And I'm the opposite, I watched that video in hopes of ten minutes discussing his religion. I wish more youtubers would put q&a in the title, it can be really annoying
And I agree with Dodie that something like that would be an interesting video to watch if it was done tastefully...but I think QA should be in the titles of QAs.
I agree with all of you. I'm not really going to repeat what three of you commenters have already said but to add my part in.... ...I was slightly disappointed when I clicked on the 'Am I religious?' video and saw it was a Q&A. What I have realised with other TH-camr Q+A's is that they often answer the question of the video title towards the end of the video, so what I usually do, is I skip past most of the video until the end to get to the bit I want. I understand why TH-camrs do it, but I find it annoying when it's not specified it's not a Q+A, so sometimes when i'm impatient, I wont even bother watch the video.
To clarify though, I don't have a problem with click bait... click bait is inevitable to get your viewers in. Tv, Radio, TH-cam... its all advertising for a product so of course you're trying to get that attention.... It's how you do it though. Are you promoting what the audience will be getting? Is it overused rehash? That's when the issues start.
I never believed clickbait was honestly that bad as long as the video was quality content...TH-cam creators need to make money and get views somehow. As Evan said, Casey often uses it and yet most people don't mind.
Check lance Stewart he uses click bait every video without fail and it's always about his girlfriend I've stopped watching him it annoys me he has to use click bait every time
I don't understand why the consensus seems to be that Q&As are somehow less good content or boring and therefore that having "Q&A" in the title would get fewer views. I love Q&As! All the TH-camrs I watch make really interesting and entertaining Q&As. I even go as far as to seek out Q&As to watch. Is that just me?
one of the most annoying things are reading an interesting title, clicking on the video and hearing "so today we are doing a qna :D!" i instantly click away.
i like qna's but only from certain youtubers i LOVE. these people are alright. but i dont want them to force their content on me. it looks so money hungry. very unappealing
I wouldn't say Q&A are less quality content, but knowing myself I don't watch them, because I don't enjoy them that much (same as challenges/tags for example). So as Dodie said, I see interesting title but when I find it's Q&A, I'll click away 90 % of the time. It's just a matter of a preference. Doesn't mean I can't enjoy other videos and segments that these creators make.
I want to know I'm going to be watching a Q&A. I love them, and would love for 'Q&A' to be in the title. Otherwise, I am disappointed when I find that the video is a Q&A because I was expecting a video about the title.
sometimes I find clickbait on q&as annoying (like I do what dodie said, see something interesting, open the video, realize it's a Q&A and then close the video) but I'm fine if they add a clickbait title but add (Q&A) or something like that at the end. like what Emma Blackery does.
here's one view: you said that in Q&As you had to title the video using one of the questions, but people don't KNOW that it is a Q&A if you don't say so. They click on it expecting to get a 9 minute video talking about religion or Dodie moving out, then there's less than a minute of that topic. I'm not saying there's a massive problem with clickbaity titles, but if you put #askevan or "Q&A" in the title of the video, then people would watch it without being disappointed that it wasn't a full video about that topic. hope you read this :)
I think we all need to stop taking titles so serious.... Lets just get on with it and enjoy the videos that people work hard on.. Ive gotten to the point where I dont take much notice of what the video is called because of clickbait :))
If a title really isn't that important in the first place, then why go to the trouble of making it so clickbait-y? I agree that the content is important, but I think it says something about the morality of the creator when what is represented in the title is not delivered within the content. As an audience member, I don't like being tricked into watching. If you're confident enough in the quality of your content, then you shouldn't feel the need to trick people into watching. There's a difference between pulling an interesting segment out of the video to use as an eye-grabbing title, and almost manufacturing something just to use as clickbait.
I knew it was click bait but half of me was still hoping it is but every time I fall for it I just think it's hilarious and it's not like the video was awful to watch, it was pretty interesting I enjoyed it.
if I'm not a full on subscriber to someone and I watch them casually, I do pay attention to the title. If it's subject matter that I'm interested in then I will watch it because I like that person's personality and the way they deliver the information. But not every video subject they put out interests me. And if they tend to use clickbaity titles or arnt clear on whether it's a Q&A or certain type of video I'm less likely to click or stay through the entire video. I don't know their schedule or check twitter etc. I mean, I don't really do that for channels I Am subscribed to. I don't pay attention to titles of people I'm subscribed to that I watch consistently, past a hint at the content or what game a let's player is playing and if I am up to date on that particular series. So titles are important, but less so when you are an avid fan versus just a casual fan.
I love your friendship :) it's so wonderful just to see two people just being friends and being happy and supportive of each other with no strings or other silly stuff
I watched a vlog by a certain British youtuber once called 'partying with Kyle Jenner' or something along those lines. They were at coachella and there was a 3 second clip of kylie Jenner away in a crowd, and I have not watched their videos since
I really like when the title gives a teaser for multiple parts of the Q & A. For example: "Dovan's Flat, Relationaships, and Food! [Q&A]" Because that gives me a better idea of what the video is about, and helps me decide if I really want to watch. And each subject may only be addressed for a total of one min, but that's still 3 mins of a (let's say) 10 minn video, so I don't feel ripped off :)
it doesn't even matter really. you enjoyed the video, so it shouldn't matter what the title is. in retrospect all titles are clickbate, cos they are all designed to catch someone's eye.....
+Evan Edinger all you did was realise that if you put that as your title people would be drawn to your video. like you do every week... people are only complaining cos you didn't give them the answer they wanted. this is your business, you're here to make money, View = money, so you're gonna make a catchy title. people need to realise that and more on and just enjoy your videos
I consider clickbait to be a video with a misleading title. That's why it leads to disappointment, because the title sets up certain expectations in the viewer's head and then the video fails to deliver what the title promised. Usually clickbait does include an eye-catching title, but it's not so much about the title as it is about whether or not the title matches the content. (I had no problem with last week's video by the way, even though I am against clickbait. To me it was very obviously a joke because Evan doesn't do that kind of content.)
is it just me but does dodie look incredibly gorgeous in this video? she always is, but in this video especially? i also really like both evan and dodie's outfits in this video because i feel like they lowkey compliment each other quite nicely
I agree with Dodie on this. I'm always a little disappointed when a video's title doesn't indicate that it's a Q&A, and then it is. I don't actively try to avoid Q&A's or anything, but I like to know what I'm signing up for. I get excited to see you talk about a certain topic for ten minutes, and then you spend about one minute on it.
I really enjoyed this discussion. I personally avoid clickbait, because so many people do it now that I feel you actually stand out when you don't now? Also I have found I personally click on things I suspect are clickbait less. Also Bing and I have had to have the WE'RE FRIENDS DAMMIT and never kissed etc chat with so many people, including friends :/
you kind of have to though. i subscribe to so many i tend to click on the content i think i'll find the most interesting. clicking on what looks like a really great video then finding out it's another q&a is disappointing when it isn't mentioned in the title
I mean... the way someone presents a piece of content (doesn't matter if it's online or offline) is ALWAYS a strategy, it's always intentional. Branding and marketing exist for a reason, if titles or design or presentation of any kind didn't matter to consumers I don't think we woud be having this conversation to begin with.
Kelly LaFontaine But if you're not a regular to a certain youtuber videos then you wouldn't? Honestly I always watch Evan's videos and it caught me out that one as well. Granted it struck me out as a very obvious clickbait title before I watched it so when It was his Q&A I wasn't really surprised. Just think it wouldn't hurt to put (Q&A) in brackets after the click bait title.
okay I did come here for the puns, but I kinda grew out of liking them so it is a let down as a subscriber to keep clicking videos that look like interesting discussions (which you do very good on this channel occasionally) and get a Q and A. because it personally isn't a good video to me. it makes me want to stop clicking on videos because I'll just end up in another q and a
the thing is, if i know i like a youtuber, and their content, i really dont care what the title is. clickbait is still kinda annoying, but there are bigger problems, so i dont really care. i watched evan's clickbaity video, and i honestly didnt really take note of the title, i just like his content.
My opinion is i guess for us viewers youtube is really special. You get to connect with a creator in ways that other forms of media just don't really allow. Your personality is shown throughout your videos and in turn this makes viewers have an opinion. When you get a regular viewer sometimes those feelings gorw and you develop his true care for the creator and yeah you start to trust them in ways. It feels almost like a friendship but obviously its not as strong as that for the creator because they don't see this ONE reaction they see so many so its like a collective group of people for you when its one for us. When someone uses clickbait specifically a youtuber you love and have developed this care for it almost feels like a betrayal in a way to us especially when it's a youtuber you didn't expect to do it. Honestly all i want is youtubers to be honest (no well it wasn't a lie stuff) about the content they have made. If it's a Q&A put that in the title or thumbnail as well as some
Interesting questions that were asked. All we really want is to have that connection and good content. It hurts a little bit when the connection or content isnt as strong as you are used to i guess. Nevertheless love you evan and dodie
I agree with Dody I wish you would make the title Q+A because when I click on a video I want to watch a video about the title it's annoying when the title is hidden halfway through the vid
I like Q&As, and I think it's really good when it says Q&A in the title. I think viewers like when they know (at least a little) what style of video to expect.
also in my opinion it was pretty obvious that the title was a joke BUT you should've maybe called it "WHY I REALLY LEFT DOVAN FLAT | Q&A" or something to make it clearer ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
One of the things I like most about your videos Evan is that you are open and honest about your thoughts and feelings. This is why I think some of your fans are frustrated because we have watched and listened to your opinions and care about what you think of sensitive subjects so feel cheated when you don't pay much attention to the question you've posed like 'am I religious' I agree with dodie that I'd rather see a video labelled with a title that reflects what is in the video so I know what to expect. Or maybe just move the question in the title up to the front of the video so that you reward your viewers straight away rather than going off on so many tangents. Don't lose heart, I think you're pretty awesome so please keep doing what you're doing! Emma
People call everything clickbait these days. That's annoying in itself. If the content is in the video, I don't consider it clickbait. Apparently, that's just me.
I guess your viewers hold you to a higher standard than Casey Niestat, lol! So you better knock it off! :D By the way, I couldn't get past the impression that Dodie put you in time out for this transgression. :D
aw evan i absolutely love your videos and even if people thought that was "clickbait", i guess it means that they are not willing to take a joke. i love your content and so many of us do. keep doing what you do and make us laugh with puns.
I don't mind clickbait as long as what they say actually happens...more often though it's like "GOT IN A CAR ACCIDENT" and it's something totally BS like they walked into a parked car or something. I prefer honest titles. Dan Howell is a good example. He titles it what is, and the content speaks for itself.
I like watching your content because it’s always upbeat, there’s so much doom and gloom out there right now, it’s nice to to have some positivity out there. And to be honest I never really look at the title
I do hope dodie is feeling better, it sucks she's in this place and its a shame she felt like she had to change and move around to try and fix it. I hope you're happy doddleoddle
Evan, I think that you're sort of trivializing people's negative responses to that video. I disliked it. This wasn't because I couldn't appreciate your ironic title or because I wanted to hear some hot gossip. That's a little insulting, honestly. I disliked it because I didn't think that there was an issue with you and Dodie, I thought that you had both been very transparent about the whole thing. I got upset because the title made me concerned that there WAS something wrong between you and Dodie, but it was just clickbait. It's like when one of your friends makes you think they're hurt or in trouble and it's just a prank. Not cool. Don't get upset because some of us didn't think your joke was that funny, especially when it stemmed from a place of genuine concern for you both.
I think this was ultimately my problem with this as well. I was genuinely worried that there was a problem between the two so I watched to the end (which I don't really do with most q&a videos.) so when I got to the end I realized Evan was just trolling, I was more disappointed I guess than angry. I didn't know that so many people we're upset by it but I can understand why. There's always a chance for clickbait to feel like a betrayal (for lack of a better term.)
Do you ever just see an interesting title and you just KNOW it's clickbait, yet your curiousity gets the better of you and eventhough half of your brain goes DON'T CLICK IT, YOU KNOW IT'S CLICKBAIT, two seconds later you have already clicked it and as soon as the video starts you're like, yep, knew it.
next week you will need to make video about watchtime bc this one is 10:02 lol. btw I saw that video and I didn't have a second of doubt that title was ironic, people are just such drama llamas. just ignore them, you didn't do anything wrong
When I saw the title last week I just thought, oh you, I knew it was just your humour and a Q&A, I guess people that don't watch you guys as much might not of. I think click bait generally is annoying and purposely avoid it because it's usually disappointing, especially articles, but with you I know the click bait is just another joke so I don't mind at all. Honestly I would and do watch anything you make because I like you as a person and your puns and your videos always make me smile I mean I've been watching your videos for years so yeah, and Dodie too you're so talented and genuine and lovely, you two are definitely up there as favourites, thank you for your videos they definitely improve my days :)
I completely agree with Dodie, I feel like clickbaiting a Q&A is just quit cheap, whether it was intended as a joke or not, and I feel like you're just lying to your audience. I do understand where you're coming from, Evan, and I still love your content, but I do find myself a bit disappointed when I click on one of your videos and its just a Q&A. I think the better way of doing this would have been to put that question at the beginning of the video, as putting it at the end of the video is essentially just as if you were trying to get more viewing time out of your audience to get more money rather than respecting your audience if that makes sense?
+Poppy Todd I usually put my fave question and answer at the end of the video and usually then would title the vid off my face q and a so yeah Also I mean I make q&a' every 5 weeks and tweet many times it's a Q&A so like... I honestly don't feel like it's a big deal in the slightest
+Poppy Todd +Evan Endinger Ok. I agree with you Poppy, in the way that clickbaiting is kind of cheap. However, Evan does not clickbait. The reason subscribers come to watch the video is because it's Evan, and he's awesome. But the reason that new people come to watch the video is that they're interested in it. And to get people interested, you have to make the title and thumbnail interesting! Honestly, if you didn't know how much of an amazing and hilarious person Evan is, then why would you want to watch a video that is just titled "Q&A" ? And If he puts the question in the beginning of the video, some new people won't be interested after that, and they will click off. He's just getting people interested, showing them what an amazing creator he is, then rewarding them with that information he offered in the title, so that they actually give him a chance to see his work before they become uninterested. It's a hard thing to do. For that reason, Evan is doing nothing wrong whatsoever. I mean, how many youtubers will actually APOLOGIZE for something that was supposed to be an ironic joke?
I will point out that a lot of your audience (ie. me) probably don't follow you on twitter and don't pay attention to your schedule. I don't think it's a morally heinous act to clickbait, it's just annoying and I'm likely to click off if it's just a q&a. Whereas if it had your favourite question plus "q&a" I could choose whether or not I was in the mood for a q&a. Otherwise I just feel tricked. I do really enjoy your content, but I'm afraid you're one of the people I watch on and off, so I like knowing exactly what I'm getting. With the youtubers I watch every video of, it doesn't matter so much. With the youtubers I only click on in my sub box if I'm in the right mood/it sounds interesting, I feel irritated and cheated if it's not actually what I thought it was. Basically I think the general rule of thumb should be to not clickbait, but no one is actually obligated to avoid it. You just need to bear in mind that you might lose some of your casual viewers.
also, i got that it was ironic and a joke but... was it funny? i couldn't appreciate it cause as soon as i got it my first reaction was to scroll down and read the comments cause i knew a lot of people would be upset. i know sense of humor is subjective and my opinion isn't a fact, but i still think it's something to consider.
Dodie was understandably upset but she doesn't really have the right to tell you that your Q&A titles are shitty and click baity. I know she means well but just keep doing what you think is best for your brand and friendship evan. Peace to all of you.
completely agree with dodie on this one, it's actually so annoying finding an interesting looking video and then realising the video is a q&a/daily vlog
I agree more with Evan. I actually enjoy watching Q&A's. Usually click bait doesn't bother me too much unless it's used to the extreme of people hardly talking about the topic they put in the title.
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i re-watched evan saying that like 100 times i'm dying of laughter
Hi Dodie! As a viewer, I completely agree with the way you think about clickbait. I love the fact that there are still youtubers like you:D
I totally agree with you, Dodie. I feel almost betrayed (strong word I know) when I see click bait titles and then the content is usually another boring q&a or video where the title is relevant to about 3 seconds of the entire thing. It makes me role my eyes and click straight off because it's a youtuber being dishonest. If I like the youtuber then I will go and find the information relevant to the click bait but for the most part I click off. A great example is trisha paytas, I used to love her videos but she is the biggest example of the boy who cried wolf that I can't watch because it's compulsive lying and click bait.
Just to add, I watched that video and wasn't at all annoyed at the click bait because I know you and Dodie are still best friends therefore there's not going to be big drama shiz going on people are being dramatic 🙄
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I feel the same way. I even unsubscribed from joey graceffa, because his titles annoyed the hell out of me. I still like him tho, i follow him on insta and twitter, but i'll probably never subscribe again :'(
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I'm actually with Dodie on this one. If I see a say 5-10 minute video with a title that I find interesting, and then it turns out to be a q&a, I often click back off it. If the title question is that interesting I want the whole video about it and a short answer to it feels very disappointing so I don't bother. I prefer when youtubers will at least put "Q&A" in the thumbnail. Doesn't even have to be in the title, just gotta have some indication of what the video is actually gonna be.
Just to add, I would watch a q&a if it was titled or thumbnailed as such. But if I am expecting something else and it turns out to be a q&a I just don't really tend to bother because it's a bit of a disappointment.
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I do really agree with what Dodie says at 2:40. I feel like when a Q and A is titled with one question it is, honestly, a bit of a lie. I want to see a full video about something, not a one minute answer.
THIS. I rarely watch Evans q&as because I enjoy his other videos more so when the title looks like it's going to be a sit down chat about something serious, I always get disappointed to hear "hi, welcome to another q&a"
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Especially when the title question appears towards the end of the vid so you don't even get to see what you went there looking for straight away
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Guys I think Evan is pregnant.
I got this vibe too. why must he lie to us?
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The flats a mess and so is clickbait
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I don't like clickbait when they do it for every video and it's completely not even close to what the actual content is.
I found your title of that video funny bc it was obviously playing off how ppl are still trying to create drama and make a mountain out of a molehill.
+holeygeorge exactlyyy
+Evan Edinger I didn't see it as a joke....
I've only been watching him for literally a day and saw it as a joke i mean like i just assume something is clickbait when it's in all caps or has THE TRUTH or NOT CLICKBAIT or something of the sort like it's really easy to tell what's clickbait so why get mad over it when you like the persons content.
for instance sourcefed and Philip defranco use a clickbait title and thumbnail for literally every video and i still enjoy going back and watching them cause i like what they make.
i dunno i just saw nothing wrong with it and laughed my ass off when i got to that part of the video so i don't see what all the fuss is about.
"If we were both girls would this have happened?"
Yes Dodie, us shippers always find a way.
This is why I love Dodie and Evan, they talk to us as an audience about the important things. Thank god for these two.
And they can have different opinions but still have calm discussions, it's very refreshing
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regardless of my opinion of clickbait, i rlly liked the whole "talk it out and respect each others' opinion" vibe of this video. so much drama (between both youtubers' and their fanbases) would be avoided if people sat down together and talked about their problems (which r usually either misunderstandings or, in this case, a minor conflict of morality) on camera. i hope this becomes the newest yt video trend tbh
+vexedcer 👍🏻👍🏻 I'm hoping to make this a series
+Evan Edinger I am really looking forward to this series bab
I agree
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+Evan Edinger I love your work, but (sorry!) please don't talk over Dodie :( we want to hear her too.
to be honest I'm with dodie. I hate clickbait. I just really value honestly and creatively, and doing extra/kinda misleading shit purely for views just puts me off. I almost unsubscribed from you bc I was annoyed with the clickbait tbh, but I couldn't do it just bc I love you as a person so much.
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***** i don't have an opinion on them bc i've never watched them
it was more of a joke than clickbait.
To those of you saying Evan would barely let Dodie speak and kept interrupting her: normally, I'd be slightly irritated as well considering how much I enjoy Dodie's content and would like her voice (and all women's voices) to be heard. However, I believe Evan kept interjecting because he felt the need to explain himself so his viewers would understand why he did what he did. I think he just wanted to get his point across so his viewers knew he wasn't trying to snub them, because I'm sure that's the last thing he'd want to do. Human nature I guess, to feel the need to explain yourself when you've mucked up a bit. Summary: I don't think it was out of a sense of entitlement, but rather the a bit of an impatient need to communicate to his audience.
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He's just like his country...young, scrappy + hungry
no xenophobia needed
+Ash I was quoting Hamilton like Evan did at 5:20
Sorry I didn't realise
+Ash no worries
im not throwin away my shOT
Dodie looks so stunning (as usual)
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i totally agree with you evan, also i started watching your vids about a week ago and i'm already obsessed with you
Aww hey!
+Evan Edinger it's so refreshing to watch someone who can actually discuss his political or religious views, and at the same time have the best sense of humour ever
OMG I literally started watching 2 weeks ago and I love it
"I didn't want you to throw away your shot"
HEY YO I'M JUST LIKE MY COUNTRY I'M YOUNG SCRAPPY AND HUNGRY AND I AM NOT THROWING AWAY MY SHOT
YES OMG SAME
IMMA GET A SCHOLARSHIP TO KINGS COLLEGE I PROBABLY JUST BRAG BUT DAG I AMAZE AND ASTONISH
beat me to it haha
+elspeth tolan THE PROBLEM IS I GOT A LOT OF BRAINS BUT NO POLISH I GOTTA HOLLER JUST TO BE HEARD WITH EVERY WORD I DROP KNOWLEDGE
IMMA GET A SCHOLARSHIP TO KINGS COLLEGE I PROBABLY SHOULDNT BRAG BUT DANG I AMAZE AND ASTONISHING
I agree with Dodie for the most part. But i wish she would've had more freedom to voice her opinion without Evan having to constantly add on or immediately defend himself. I love the both of you very much.x
Evan, it does actually really piss me off when I click on a video only to find that it's a Q&A and the thing I initially was interested in is 3 minutes into the video.
Can we just take a few seconds to appreciate how perfect Dodie looks!!!
YASSS
literally my first thought
She looked extra stunning in this video
and Evan :)
-Cadence- literally so true!
Honestly, I would prefer it if it was titled with the original title, but Q&A was also in the title. For people who aren't fully acquainted with upload schedules etc, it's far better, and gets rid of the possible trick that people may get.
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Yes! Something like "Q&A: The truth about....."
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I think the main reason people freaked out about the clickbait title is because it's out of the ordinary. It's like the "bed of nails" idea. One nail will pierce the skin, but if you have enough, no one nail stands out. When I see a Philip DeFranco or Casey Neistat title with clickbait it doesn't make me worry because I know it's just going to be a normal video. When I see it on a channel that almost never has clickbait, it actually causes concern.
I'm with Dodie here - I hate when Q&A's have their title taken from just one of the answers someone gives. I click off too.
I agree with Dodie... I just think if people make a Q&A, they should put Q&A in the title- I don't think I watched your "am I religious?" vid (sorry) because I didn't want to watch what I thought was a 10 minute video about your religion. Idk that's just me
And I'm the opposite, I watched that video in hopes of ten minutes discussing his religion. I wish more youtubers would put q&a in the title, it can be really annoying
And I agree with Dodie that something like that would be an interesting video to watch if it was done tastefully...but I think QA should be in the titles of QAs.
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I agree with all of you. I'm not really going to repeat what three of you commenters have already said but to add my part in....
...I was slightly disappointed when I clicked on the 'Am I religious?' video and saw it was a Q&A. What I have realised with other TH-camr Q+A's is that they often answer the question of the video title towards the end of the video, so what I usually do, is I skip past most of the video until the end to get to the bit I want. I understand why TH-camrs do it, but I find it annoying when it's not specified it's not a Q+A, so sometimes when i'm impatient, I wont even bother watch the video.
To clarify though, I don't have a problem with click bait... click bait is inevitable to get your viewers in. Tv, Radio, TH-cam... its all advertising for a product so of course you're trying to get that attention....
It's how you do it though. Are you promoting what the audience will be getting? Is it overused rehash? That's when the issues start.
I never believed clickbait was honestly that bad as long as the video was quality content...TH-cam creators need to make money and get views somehow. As Evan said, Casey often uses it and yet most people don't mind.
Check lance Stewart he uses click bait every video without fail and it's always about his girlfriend I've stopped watching him it annoys me he has to use click bait every time
I agree, that guy's a shameless clickbaiter.
joey graceffa is the fucking worst for clickbait in my opinion
+aidyl truuu
You can really see Evan's honesty in this, its really inspiring to see
I don't understand why the consensus seems to be that Q&As are somehow less good content or boring and therefore that having "Q&A" in the title would get fewer views. I love Q&As! All the TH-camrs I watch make really interesting and entertaining Q&As. I even go as far as to seek out Q&As to watch. Is that just me?
+lucy rowan m I also like Q&A's as they're more personal lots of times. I don't know why people hate them. Must be watching different people
one of the most annoying things are reading an interesting title, clicking on the video and hearing "so today we are doing a qna :D!" i instantly click away.
i like qna's but only from certain youtubers i LOVE. these people are alright. but i dont want them to force their content on me. it looks so money hungry. very unappealing
I wouldn't say Q&A are less quality content, but knowing myself I don't watch them, because I don't enjoy them that much (same as challenges/tags for example). So as Dodie said, I see interesting title but when I find it's Q&A, I'll click away 90 % of the time. It's just a matter of a preference. Doesn't mean I can't enjoy other videos and segments that these creators make.
I want to know I'm going to be watching a Q&A. I love them, and would love for 'Q&A' to be in the title. Otherwise, I am disappointed when I find that the video is a Q&A because I was expecting a video about the title.
sometimes I find clickbait on q&as annoying (like I do what dodie said, see something interesting, open the video, realize it's a Q&A and then close the video) but I'm fine if they add a clickbait title but add (Q&A) or something like that at the end. like what Emma Blackery does.
was the hamilton pun intentional or am i just a saddo obsessed with this musical 😅😅😅
Same omg
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5:24 hahahaha
nope i got that too
where?
here's one view: you said that in Q&As you had to title the video using one of the questions, but people don't KNOW that it is a Q&A if you don't say so. They click on it expecting to get a 9 minute video talking about religion or Dodie moving out, then there's less than a minute of that topic. I'm not saying there's a massive problem with clickbaity titles, but if you put #askevan or "Q&A" in the title of the video, then people would watch it without being disappointed that it wasn't a full video about that topic.
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I think we all need to stop taking titles so serious.... Lets just get on with it and enjoy the videos that people work hard on.. Ive gotten to the point where I dont take much notice of what the video is called because of clickbait :))
thank youuuu
If a title really isn't that important in the first place, then why go to the trouble of making it so clickbait-y? I agree that the content is important, but I think it says something about the morality of the creator when what is represented in the title is not delivered within the content. As an audience member, I don't like being tricked into watching. If you're confident enough in the quality of your content, then you shouldn't feel the need to trick people into watching. There's a difference between pulling an interesting segment out of the video to use as an eye-grabbing title, and almost manufacturing something just to use as clickbait.
I knew it was click bait but half of me was still hoping it is but every time I fall for it I just think it's hilarious and it's not like the video was awful to watch, it was pretty interesting I enjoyed it.
if I'm not a full on subscriber to someone and I watch them casually, I do pay attention to the title. If it's subject matter that I'm interested in then I will watch it because I like that person's personality and the way they deliver the information. But not every video subject they put out interests me. And if they tend to use clickbaity titles or arnt clear on whether it's a Q&A or certain type of video I'm less likely to click or stay through the entire video. I don't know their schedule or check twitter etc. I mean, I don't really do that for channels I Am subscribed to. I don't pay attention to titles of people I'm subscribed to that I watch consistently, past a hint at the content or what game a let's player is playing and if I am up to date on that particular series. So titles are important, but less so when you are an avid fan versus just a casual fan.
I love your friendship :) it's so wonderful just to see two people just being friends and being happy and supportive of each other with no strings or other silly stuff
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Did I catch a Hamilton reference there?
Update: I've realized like half of the comments have also noticed this, oops. But HEY HAMILTON FANS! :D
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emma b I said the same thing
AYY
i had to ruin the perfect 420 likes. DODIE LOOKS SO BEAUTIFUL I CANT BREATHE
Deep breaths!
+Kali Alice **hyperventilates**
Had to ruin your 100 likes!!
I KNOW
Same. Every time.
I watched a vlog by a certain British youtuber once called 'partying with Kyle Jenner' or something along those lines. They were at coachella and there was a 3 second clip of kylie Jenner away in a crowd, and I have not watched their videos since
**kylie Jenner
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Aah, Tan-buzzle, was it not?
(yup, real discreet)
5:22 I AM NOT THROWING AWAY MY SHOT
I WAS GONNA COMMENT THIS AND CAME TO CHECK IF ANYBODY ELSE SAID IT. Hamilton :')
+Erin he just looks at the camera like
just like my country
AYYYY FAMILTON
I've found my people
I really like when the title gives a teaser for multiple parts of the Q & A. For example: "Dovan's Flat, Relationaships, and Food! [Q&A]" Because that gives me a better idea of what the video is about, and helps me decide if I really want to watch. And each subject may only be addressed for a total of one min, but that's still 3 mins of a (let's say) 10 minn video, so I don't feel ripped off :)
I am with Dodie on this!
By the way, I thought you guys were dating because you were super comfortable in each other's presence! that could be easily misinterpreted as dating
it doesn't even matter really. you enjoyed the video, so it shouldn't matter what the title is. in retrospect all titles are clickbate, cos they are all designed to catch someone's eye.....
+Bethany Pennington exactlyyyy
amen
+Evan Edinger all you did was realise that if you put that as your title people would be drawn to your video. like you do every week... people are only complaining cos you didn't give them the answer they wanted.
this is your business, you're here to make money, View = money, so you're gonna make a catchy title. people need to realise that and more on and just enjoy your videos
I consider clickbait to be a video with a misleading title. That's why it leads to disappointment, because the title sets up certain expectations in the viewer's head and then the video fails to deliver what the title promised. Usually clickbait does include an eye-catching title, but it's not so much about the title as it is about whether or not the title matches the content. (I had no problem with last week's video by the way, even though I am against clickbait. To me it was very obviously a joke because Evan doesn't do that kind of content.)
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is it just me but does dodie look incredibly gorgeous in this video? she always is, but in this video especially? i also really like both evan and dodie's outfits in this video because i feel like they lowkey compliment each other quite nicely
I agree with Dodie on this. I'm always a little disappointed when a video's title doesn't indicate that it's a Q&A, and then it is. I don't actively try to avoid Q&A's or anything, but I like to know what I'm signing up for. I get excited to see you talk about a certain topic for ten minutes, and then you spend about one minute on it.
I really enjoyed this discussion. I personally avoid clickbait, because so many people do it now that I feel you actually stand out when you don't now? Also I have found I personally click on things I suspect are clickbait less.
Also Bing and I have had to have the WE'RE FRIENDS DAMMIT and never kissed etc chat with so many people, including friends :/
Don't judge a video by its title?
you kind of have to though. i subscribe to so many i tend to click on the content i think i'll find the most interesting. clicking on what looks like a really great video then finding out it's another q&a is disappointing when it isn't mentioned in the title
+Xenolilly nice
+GeorgiChan I can always tell when Evan does q&a's though, and same with a lot of other youtubers. Maybe its just me.
I mean... the way someone presents a piece of content (doesn't matter if it's online or offline) is ALWAYS a strategy, it's always intentional. Branding and marketing exist for a reason, if titles or design or presentation of any kind didn't matter to consumers I don't think we woud be having this conversation to begin with.
Kelly LaFontaine But if you're not a regular to a certain youtuber videos then you wouldn't? Honestly I always watch Evan's videos and it caught me out that one as well. Granted it struck me out as a very obvious clickbait title before I watched it so when It was his Q&A I wasn't really surprised.
Just think it wouldn't hurt to put (Q&A) in brackets after the click bait title.
IM SO HAPPY I JUST WOKE UP TO THIS AND DAY IN THE LIFE OF DAN AND PHIL IN AUSTRALIA AFTER DODIE AND CONNIE KISSED IM ALIVE
when youtubers clickbait but it's a q&a (happens a Loooooot) the title should have "/q&a" in the title
okay I did come here for the puns, but I kinda grew out of liking them so it is a let down as a subscriber to keep clicking videos that look like interesting discussions (which you do very good on this channel occasionally) and get a Q and A. because it personally isn't a good video to me. it makes me want to stop clicking on videos because I'll just end up in another q and a
honestly i feel like i just repeated what dodie said in this video but less eloquently. whoops
I usually click off from a video when I find out it's a q&a but I watched that one until the end. It was less angering for me and more off putting
+Jordy A i got halfway through that one then clicked off, that's what I usually do as well tho
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Awwh. More Dovan collabs please, you're both so wonderful
im going to cry the lighting is so good
to get people to stop throwing a fit maybe just put (Q&A) after your title that would be fine
the thing is, if i know i like a youtuber, and their content, i really dont care what the title is. clickbait is still kinda annoying, but there are bigger problems, so i dont really care. i watched evan's clickbaity video, and i honestly didnt really take note of the title, i just like his content.
How did anyone take that title seriously???????
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IT WAS SO OBVIOUS IT WAS FAKE
Obviously the ones that are professional butt hurts or those who don't like thinking.
PLEASE make more videos like this! I really love just hearing you and anyone else talk about whatever is on your mind :)))
i like listening to them just have a conversation- its like comforting
My opinion is i guess for us viewers youtube is really special. You get to connect with a creator in ways that other forms of media just don't really allow. Your personality is shown throughout your videos and in turn this makes viewers have an opinion. When you get a regular viewer sometimes those feelings gorw and you develop his true care for the creator and yeah you start to trust them in ways. It feels almost like a friendship but obviously its not as strong as that for the creator because they don't see this ONE reaction they see so many so its like a collective group of people for you when its one for us. When someone uses clickbait specifically a youtuber you love and have developed this care for it almost feels like a betrayal in a way to us especially when it's a youtuber you didn't expect to do it. Honestly all i want is youtubers to be honest (no well it wasn't a lie stuff) about the content they have made. If it's a Q&A put that in the title or thumbnail as well as some
Interesting questions that were asked. All we really want is to have that connection and good content. It hurts a little bit when the connection or content isnt as strong as you are used to i guess. Nevertheless love you evan and dodie
I agree with Dody I wish you would make the title Q+A because when I click on a video I want to watch a video about the title it's annoying when the title is hidden halfway through the vid
dodies hair 😍
Okay. Dodie and Evan in the same frame genuinely make me do my happy snoopy dance. Wow, thanks for being so heart-warmy. You both are the best.
I like Q&As, and I think it's really good when it says Q&A in the title. I think viewers like when they know (at least a little) what style of video to expect.
The amount of time dodie got cut off
dodie looks damn beautiful in this video!!!!
DODIE LOOKS SO BEAUTIFUL FUKKK
also in my opinion it was pretty obvious that the title was a joke BUT you should've maybe called it "WHY I REALLY LEFT DOVAN FLAT | Q&A" or something to make it clearer ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
SO DOES EVAN
snowdude binchild VERY TRUE
so does your profile picture
i love how you two can get along so well as just friends. i know how you guys feel im the same way with so many of my "girl" friends.
One of the things I like most about your videos Evan is that you are open and honest about your thoughts and feelings. This is why I think some of your fans are frustrated because we have watched and listened to your opinions and care about what you think of sensitive subjects so feel cheated when you don't pay much attention to the question you've posed like 'am I religious' I agree with dodie that I'd rather see a video labelled with a title that reflects what is in the video so I know what to expect. Or maybe just move the question in the title up to the front of the video so that you reward your viewers straight away rather than going off on so many tangents. Don't lose heart, I think you're pretty awesome so please keep doing what you're doing! Emma
I don't know why but at 3:18 Dodie reminded me so much of Hedy
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"When we became friends I wanted it to stay that way, and she did too" *world implodes for all dovan shippers including me*
People call everything clickbait these days. That's annoying in itself. If the content is in the video, I don't consider it clickbait. Apparently, that's just me.
+Ellion no that's me too. People just get upset at interesting titles now haha
I guess your viewers hold you to a higher standard than Casey Niestat, lol! So you better knock it off! :D
By the way, I couldn't get past the impression that Dodie put you in time out for this transgression. :D
aw evan i absolutely love your videos and even if people thought that was "clickbait", i guess it means that they are not willing to take a joke. i love your content and so many of us do. keep doing what you do and make us laugh with puns.
Completely agree'd with Dodie on the last video, Evan seems so argumentative in this
This is basically Dodie feeling uncomfortable about something and then Evan convincing her it's nothing to be uncomfortable about.
I don't mind clickbait as long as what they say actually happens...more often though it's like "GOT IN A CAR ACCIDENT" and it's something totally BS like they walked into a parked car or something. I prefer honest titles. Dan Howell is a good example. He titles it what is, and the content speaks for itself.
Evan was that a hamilpun seriously
or a reference I guess
+Eleanor the koala I hope it was
i honestly just sang it in my head after he said that.
+Pokefinity same I'm literally like someone: *says something mildly relating to hamilton* me: *performs whole musical with choreography*
I like watching your content because it’s always upbeat, there’s so much doom and gloom out there right now, it’s nice to to have some positivity out there. And to be honest I never really look at the title
I do hope dodie is feeling better, it sucks she's in this place and its a shame she felt like she had to change and move around to try and fix it. I hope you're happy doddleoddle
Evan, I think that you're sort of trivializing people's negative responses to that video. I disliked it. This wasn't because I couldn't appreciate your ironic title or because I wanted to hear some hot gossip. That's a little insulting, honestly. I disliked it because I didn't think that there was an issue with you and Dodie, I thought that you had both been very transparent about the whole thing. I got upset because the title made me concerned that there WAS something wrong between you and Dodie, but it was just clickbait. It's like when one of your friends makes you think they're hurt or in trouble and it's just a prank. Not cool. Don't get upset because some of us didn't think your joke was that funny, especially when it stemmed from a place of genuine concern for you both.
My thoughts exactly!
I think this was ultimately my problem with this as well. I was genuinely worried that there was a problem between the two so I watched to the end (which I don't really do with most q&a videos.) so when I got to the end I realized Evan was just trolling, I was more disappointed I guess than angry. I didn't know that so many people we're upset by it but I can understand why. There's always a chance for clickbait to feel like a betrayal (for lack of a better term.)
(I agree with u a little)
+doddleoddle I agree too :(
Exactly!
Evan; you're such a good talker.
I felt like dodie was honestly mad at evan sometimes in this and it hurt I know where she's coming from and I agree with her but it made me sad
and they called marina out so much in this it made me mad...the pregnant and hair dye
Do you ever just see an interesting title and you just KNOW it's clickbait, yet your curiousity gets the better of you and eventhough half of your brain goes DON'T CLICK IT, YOU KNOW IT'S CLICKBAIT, two seconds later you have already clicked it and as soon as the video starts you're like, yep, knew it.
This was an awesome conversation/debate. V refreshing to see 2 people respectfully talking about a controversial topic.
You two are boy/girl BFF goals. I love your relationship. :)
i one hundred percent agree with dodie
next week you will need to make video about watchtime bc this one is 10:02 lol. btw I saw that video and I didn't have a second of doubt that title was ironic, people are just such drama llamas. just ignore them, you didn't do anything wrong
+ParacosmTraveler :)
drama llama hahaha best phrase I've heard this week 😂😂😂
+Phoebe El Me an my friends also say drama llama 😂 we have since year 3 up to year 10 (now) x
When I saw the title last week I just thought, oh you, I knew it was just your humour and a Q&A, I guess people that don't watch you guys as much might not of. I think click bait generally is annoying and purposely avoid it because it's usually disappointing, especially articles, but with you I know the click bait is just another joke so I don't mind at all. Honestly I would and do watch anything you make because I like you as a person and your puns and your videos always make me smile I mean I've been watching your videos for years so yeah, and Dodie too you're so talented and genuine and lovely, you two are definitely up there as favourites, thank you for your videos they definitely improve my days :)
I respect that y'all are friends (and I have a friend like this so I understand), but y'all are just so flippin cute!
Dodie: I like change
Evan: And I like cash
Pourquoi?
I agree with Dodie. If you are making a video and using a title that will attract lots of people, make a whole video about that interesting title.
I agree with Dodie, if the title would make a great video - just do a video on that.
Totally agree with Dodie. I get so frustrated with Q&A clickbait
It's just a title when ever your videos come up on my notification I still watch it because you have good content😊
I completely agree with Dodie, I feel like clickbaiting a Q&A is just quit cheap, whether it was intended as a joke or not, and I feel like you're just lying to your audience. I do understand where you're coming from, Evan, and I still love your content, but I do find myself a bit disappointed when I click on one of your videos and its just a Q&A. I think the better way of doing this would have been to put that question at the beginning of the video, as putting it at the end of the video is essentially just as if you were trying to get more viewing time out of your audience to get more money rather than respecting your audience if that makes sense?
+Poppy Todd I usually put my fave question and answer at the end of the video and usually then would title the vid off my face q and a so yeah
Also I mean I make q&a' every 5 weeks and tweet many times it's a Q&A so like... I honestly don't feel like it's a big deal in the slightest
+Evan Edinger completely agree with you Evan, it's really unimportant. Id rather talk about why the flat was a mess in the first place 😂
+Poppy Todd +Evan Endinger Ok. I agree with you Poppy, in the way that clickbaiting is kind of cheap. However, Evan does not clickbait. The reason subscribers come to watch the video is because it's Evan, and he's awesome. But the reason that new people come to watch the video is that they're interested in it. And to get people interested, you have to make the title and thumbnail interesting! Honestly, if you didn't know how much of an amazing and hilarious person Evan is, then why would you want to watch a video that is just titled "Q&A" ? And If he puts the question in the beginning of the video, some new people won't be interested after that, and they will click off. He's just getting people interested, showing them what an amazing creator he is, then rewarding them with that information he offered in the title, so that they actually give him a chance to see his work before they become uninterested. It's a hard thing to do. For that reason, Evan is doing nothing wrong whatsoever. I mean, how many youtubers will actually APOLOGIZE for something that was supposed to be an ironic joke?
+Kmskaitlin I think all people asking for is literally for the title to be "I have herpes?!?!?" etc [Q&A]
I will point out that a lot of your audience (ie. me) probably don't follow you on twitter and don't pay attention to your schedule. I don't think it's a morally heinous act to clickbait, it's just annoying and I'm likely to click off if it's just a q&a. Whereas if it had your favourite question plus "q&a" I could choose whether or not I was in the mood for a q&a. Otherwise I just feel tricked.
I do really enjoy your content, but I'm afraid you're one of the people I watch on and off, so I like knowing exactly what I'm getting. With the youtubers I watch every video of, it doesn't matter so much. With the youtubers I only click on in my sub box if I'm in the right mood/it sounds interesting, I feel irritated and cheated if it's not actually what I thought it was. Basically I think the general rule of thumb should be to not clickbait, but no one is actually obligated to avoid it. You just need to bear in mind that you might lose some of your casual viewers.
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Why does Evan always have his arm basically around Dodie XD
Ship intensifies
Early squad where y'all at?
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Damnit why does Evan always look so put-together, fashion-wise?!
I love your content, Evan. Keep doing what you enjoy doing because that is the best!
also, i got that it was ironic and a joke but... was it funny? i couldn't appreciate it cause as soon as i got it my first reaction was to scroll down and read the comments cause i knew a lot of people would be upset. i know sense of humor is subjective and my opinion isn't a fact, but i still think it's something to consider.
+isabel marinho I found it funny as did many in the comments but humour is subjective as you said
Dodie was understandably upset but she doesn't really have the right to tell you that your Q&A titles are shitty and click baity. I know she means well but just keep doing what you think is best for your brand and friendship evan. Peace to all of you.
+Phonespin Grump 👍🏻
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phandom !!
toddleoddle I love you're user name so much 😙
+Coolbeans Yes, I'm a Phan. ahh thank you so much
completely agree with dodie on this one, it's actually so annoying finding an interesting looking video and then realising the video is a q&a/daily vlog
I agree more with Evan. I actually enjoy watching Q&A's. Usually click bait doesn't bother me too much unless it's used to the extreme of people hardly talking about the topic they put in the title.