Why Netflix Is Collapsing: The Coming Netflix Crisis
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00:00 - The Struggle For Netflix
06:49 - Collapse?
08:48 - The Rise
13:20 - Established Titles
14:25 - The Poisoning
21:34 - The Fall
Netflix is worse than you thought. The netflix business model is collapsing making Netflix trash and its why netflix is bad. Netflix is now losing money, losing it's stock price, and struggling to make profits. Because netflix went woke. This is the rise and fall of netflix.This is why netflix is collapsing and is causing a coming crisis for netflix's business. This video will be analyse netflixs stock crash, there stock market predictions, why netflix isn't making money.
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@@Averagedrip Time Travel. jk
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Last time I was this early the only language was the booga language
It would be kind of funny if that one surviving Blockbuster ended up outliving Netflix.
Imagine if they then make a documentary on the downfall of Netflix lmao
I was just thinking this.
As they say, legends never die
Tell me i am not the only one who likes the choice of name BLOCKBUSTER sounds really modern too I could see them fitting in with everything sad what happened
I've been there. Small place but there were tons of people there. There's definitely a market still for physical movie rentals. No ads. No internet required. I'll take physical any day.
The biggest problem is that Netflix didn’t learn from HBO. HBO (typically) doesn’t start a shit ton of series and cancel them after one season just because the numbers aren’t popping. HBO is (typically) patient and gives most series a fair shot. And often history is very kind to those shows and new generations go back. That isn’t happening with Netflix. Netflix is all short-term quantity over quality. That’s why they’ll lose.
I think you are right. I feel like the writers used to LOVE the shit they were writing, the plots were much more interesting and the actors almost always played their characters perfectly.
Now, everything feels generic and dull of life. Not to mention that they ALWAYS have to bring some degree of woke politics into the shows.
Things like this makes the line blurry as for whether I'm getting older and grumpy (26) or if things were actually better in my teens.
Prime cancels them too
100%. Netflix just focuses on pumping out content carelessly instead of focusing time and effort on good quality shows.
Yeah, like my roommate had been watching “I’m not okay with this” and I caught the last couple episodes and the finale blew my mind (lol) and made me excited for the next season. Than like a week later there was the news the show got canceled and I was dumbfounded
This is the exact reason I cancelled Netflix 6 months ago. They kept releasing great shows (which would usually end on a massive cliffhanger) then cancelled them after a season. It got frustrating.
I never thought I would ever understand the self-destructive stupidity that is corporate woke pandering, but you nailed it. Black Rock must fall.
@@universe.factory Netflix is infested with woke. It's present in all their in-house production. Netflix "almost" removed Dave Chappelle. You make it sound like they took a stern stance against rabid woke mob.
@@universe.factory Just because you’re blind doesn’t mean others suffer from your affliction
@@universe.factory what happened with Dave?
@@universe.factory I think they are speaking more on the shows themselves. Not Netflix's policies. I canceled my account after Cuties so I mostly have older examples but I know they ruined a few shows I liked, like House of Cards, Lost in Space, Iron Fist, and Designated Survivor with woke pandering. And I know the new Resident Evil show is extra pandering. If youre not gay or a woman, you are a useless idiot and/or evil. Goes double if youre white.
And Im black btw and am noticing this lol.
@@universe.factory Also, He Man got done dirty. I was a childhood fan.
I agree with everything you said but I wish you also mentioned the part where Netflix starts shows and doesn’t finish them. Or they cancel good shows and replace them with crappy shows that nobody asked for.
yeah it ain't about wokeness. It's very simple. They keep cancelling their popular material
Or start a good show and then "woke" it to death.
@@grimnar6725 Netflix isn’t dying because of “wokeness” the guy was absolutely reaching with that. Netflix is dying because they’re making shows and keeping them running for too long and juicing them out, canceling already good shows straight off the bat AND keep having their subscription prices rise. That’s why Netflix is dying, not because of ESG ratings lol. If that was the case then a lot of things would be “dying” but they aren’t.
@@grimnar6725 I liked the supergirl serie but since season 4 or 5 it tried to go woke all the time and dialed it to 11. it became so political...
yea. even some Shows that seemed to earn plenty and become people still get cancelled after 1 season. so many shows that get cancelled after 1 season. that's why with most shows i wait it off if a new season gets announced before investing in a show.
I think their biggest problem is that all the other streaming services took their content away. Now you have to basically pay 60 70 dollars a month just to have access to all the content that used to be on netflix.
True it’s too many streaming companies
finally someone who gets it!🙏
Netflix is trying to fill the void with their own content like Squid Game for example, but it's not enough compared to their service in the past and the competition. One of their competitors is one of the biggest if not the biggest media company in the world: disney. They try to massproduce new content to keep up, but the audience isn't always interested in new content. Imo Netflix is performing well, if we take into consideration the limitation in Disney movies and that they live mostly off of their own content. It's still remarkable how much new content they produce and sometimes this content even blows up gaining international fame.
I don't think that woke stuff has had any major significance. He just listed 3 problematic movies and that's basically all of his "evidence". I could have misunderstood this video, great video overall editing wise, but listing 3 movies and one lgbt controversy and call it the reason for Netflix' downfall is one of the weakest arguments I've ever seen in a TH-cam video.
This! I knew this would happen years ago. It was only a matter of time. People cut cable to save money and stream on demand. Now we are paying the same price as we were with cable. Of course there are pros streaming vs cable. Still sucks though. Everyone’s trying to profit.
Agree he seemed contradictory, in one section they're losing subs because they're woke and in the next how they're make a lot of content that isnt woke. The reason I cancelled my Netflix was because there wasnt anything on I wanted to watch and with Amazon Prime got free next day delivery and streaming service
@@anna-5104 It’s a 26-minute video, of which more than half is about Netflix’s rise and fall as a streaming service. That singular point was not the only reason he presented, but it seems that you, and some others, really enjoy cherry-picking that part out without understanding that it’s about how that content relates to their ESG rating, not the content itself. Also, most woke media is about the message before it’s about a truly entertaining story. Wokeness isn’t inherently bad, but it’s modern implementation is just all too commonly uninspired and shallow.
Netflix is failing cause they focus on the wrong content. They drag their feet on production of the good Netflix IPs, threatening to close the anime division which makes some of their actually good content, filling out their catalog with low-end content, NEVER KEEPING A SHOW AND CONSTANTLY SWAPPING OUT.
Not to mention that entire cuties fiasco, Where I feel like they double,triple and quadrupled down having this movie on rhe platform for a good while
I watch it sometimes but I spend more time finding half decent movies on it then actually watching it
Exactly this!
It is beyond strange that the majority of their content, have the same quality as the old Hercules TV series..
@@jumpingman6612 it's because netflix focuses on feeding people propaganda and showing the world that they're leaders of supporting the minorities instead of actually producing good TV and cinema content. They do not care about that
Anime has little to do with it, that just caters to a small subculture of neckbeards.
He really had us in the first half.
There is a valid point to talk about how Netflix is prioritizing the ESG ranking to get funding and is paying less attention to what content people want or improving their product.
You were spoon fed the first half, the second half was a realization the company got hijacked by a western value hating terrorist org. Which you can't deal with. Well, deal with it.
Lol yea
It's a pattern, every company that prioritizes ESG is losing money hand over fist.
@@Nick-ue7iw idk man EA is still doing great
@@jakob679 define great,because the public opinion on them is that they are the worst company on planet.
I think some of the biggest problems of Netflix has are:
- Constant rising costs combined with BS plans and crackdowns on account sharing.
- Exclusivity. Other companies started to pull their stuff because they're publisher started to make their own stream service (like Disney+) or an IP was exclusively licensed to another streaming platform (which Netflix is just as guilty of by the way. This is a streaming platform problem in general).
- The heavy focus on binging. It's almost impossible to keep up with the demand that binging creates. How often do you hear "Man, there's nothing to watch", despite their being a LOT of content on Netflix. Series that cost so much time to produce, are being consumed in a matter of hours. How can any production company keep up with that?
Quentin Tarantino summed a lot of it up several years ago. Not his words, but it's like a kid in a sweetshop. When given a few minutes to pick, they simply waste time wondering which to buy faced with endless choices. What Quentin said was that in the old days of video rental, there was time and care invested in your choices. Most people would drive to the rental store, once a week and choose 2-3 videos to watch over the next 5-7 days. Because they were only getting three, they would take time to consider and read the backs of cases. Even posters and cardboard cutouts would influence choice in some cases. And even if one of those 3 videos wasn't the best, they would still watch it through as they had invested time and money in getting it. Now, with streaming...and not helped by social media obsession....most people can't pay attention to the T.V for more than 5 mins at a time without glancing at their phone. That means, if there isn't an explosion or car chase every few minutes they lose interest and give up on the movie/shoe without giving it a chance. When you have too much choice, like the kid in the sweetshop they will keep sampling different ones trying to find the perfect one.
Don’t forget that they also released Cuties
I've actually never had that problem of not having something to watch even though I binge all the time. I like a wide variety of shows and movies so it's very hard to end up without something good to watch. Even if it's just Netflix.
@@jtaylor9562 Someone probably made this very argument when video rental stores were introduced. People's preferences have changed for what video entertainment is. It's not that they CAN'T pay attention, it's that the type of content they desire has changed. It's no longer just 30 min sitcoms or 2 hour movies as their only choices. Can you really blame somebody wanting to watch 40 three minute videos of things they're interested in, or one movie that may or may not be good? I mean, you're here watching a TH-cam video and not a movie right now.
This is my personal opinion but I didn't like how political the content got.
I feel like Netflix is boring cause there aren't the movies that you want to watch. Pirated websites have all of it. That's how I see it.
You, sir, seem like a wise man.
That’s not the issue at all lol and you didn’t watch the video
@@1kbmahan Well, you can watch Netflix shows on pirates..
Producing those movies is expensive, but was not the real business model
And you have immedeate quality control, shit movies are not worth the re-/upload
@@ThePrestoPrestissimo why would I pirate stuff I don’t wanna waste my time watching so therefore I don’t see the reason to pirate. That’s just my opinion.
@@1kbmahan they obviously meant for something you would be interested in
Edit: typo
I hope the companies will realize that customors are more important than investors.
No company ever will realize that
@@MaxSixty-Three maybe if they're honest
Investors make them more money. If they can’t find a way to keep them, then it will be much harder to make money.
if they were, why would they give preference to the investors?
@@tel7porter503 investors only make them more money if there are customers available to provide the actual returns.
Investors do absolutely nothing themselves but often sell it like they are the sole driver in company growth.
I had this teacher that worked in TV for a while, and he told me back in 2018 the biggest issue with the business over there at Netflix: they produce ANYTHING. If you're a decently known individual and go to them with a new project, odds are they just accept it regardless of the content. That's still a problem now in 2022.
There's just too much stuff on the platform, and they should just focus on making a few incredible shows instead of 100+ mediocre ones. Currently HBO is doing the best job out of all streaming services, and that's because they've always understood how to make quality TV. I get that Netflix wants to give creators the most freedom possible, but at least filter the creators you work with (like A24 where they give creative freedom but still produce great stuff).
This is it the need strangers things and squid games not things no one watches. Sandman looks epic though
Yes I always heard everybody had Netflix, but I wondered what they were watching there. I watched as kid the Clone Wars series in Netflix, but then not watched much anything else there, when it has no game of thrones there, so no wonder the Netflix hype faded away, when it has no quality shows there, like HBO does have.
This video explains so much about why our entertainment media has degraded so much over the past few years. Thank you for posting.
essentially putting a company out of business so you don't have to pay a $40 late fee is an absolutely epic move
Yes, because driving down payments to creatives to unsustainably low levels while simultanously overpaying for shows and having no feasible economic model and piling on layers of debt because some guy's ego thought he was "better" than having to pay a $40 6-week late fee is definitely "en epic move" and not shortsighted at all...
ehh, while this is true for the recent obsession with EGS scores, the foundation of the company and focus on scalability and digital architecture was definitely not shortsighted. Also having a big ego, or being confident in your product/service, is pretty much essential for success - if you don't believe in it, why will consumers?
@@alanamileras2329 shut the fk up that's all you do all day is yap yap yap
@@alanamileras2329 clown
sounds like a wokist globalist monolith dick move....
Can't wait until they make a Netflix-original series on the collapse of Netflix
It'd probably be written and directed with a bunch of cliche woke gen z references, packed with woke LGBT content to attempt to give the impression like they're sooo down to earth and hypocritical BLM garbage that they're only adding so nobody calls them out on not having enough "minority" characters and actors
This could also explain google situation to specifically TH-cam.
@@freedomdude5420 Kindly explain
That's some Inception shit right there.
@@javan_o_ekhalie I think they mean that the censorship on TH-cam may also be a move to improve ESG ratings.
I spent a lot of time trying to figure out,where this woke crazies was coming from. You actually did a phenomenal job explaining this issue .Disney, CNN and probably others are already facing similar fate
Larry Fink, chairman and CEO of BlackRock, is Jewish.
My biggest problem with Netflix is that they ALWAYS cancel the best shows. Most shows dont even reach a season 1 and the bad ones somehow past 3. Ridiculous
MINDHUNTER
Yeah
Facts
yeah, it made me wonder, are most people watching netflix really this stupid so these utter shit shows get more seasons...
Yeah where is Breaking Bad season 2!?
I'm surprised you didn't mention anything about the constant rising costs they keep doing and the BS crackdowns on password sharing, when all other streaming services really don't give a crap as long as someone's paying.
That’s more of a response to their decline rather than a cause for it.
He directly addressed price hikes. He didn't go into it deeply because it's only happening as a result of their decline.
@@Watermelon_Man It’s both actually.
Because that doesn't support his anti-"Woke" agenda.
@@Swifto_Sweeper That’s why I said “more”. It’s both, but it’s *more* of a response.
Thank you.
Very few are talking about ESG, BlackRock and the like. Likely for the reasons you mentioned. However, they need to be discussed.
So again, thank you.
I also feel that Netflix is committing suicide of a thousand cuts by constantly removing shows. I keep a log of all the different shows that I watch and what episode, etc., I am on. Last night I went through it and discovered that over 50 Series that I was watching, but not finished, were removed. It is disgusting to try to watch the third episode of the second season of a Series you were into, only to find out that it was removed. Even old shows, like Twilight Zone, which is over 50 years old, and should be in the public domain by now, was removed. Removing content with no warning, adding content from places in the world that shouldn't be making movies ever, and raising the price over and over is a sure-fire recipe for disaster.
ESG is an utter disgrace of a concept. Imagine being arrogant enough to attempt reducing conscience and goodwill to a mere scoreboard. Fink is a marauder LARPing as a samaritan.
THANK YOU, I was struggling with how to word my thoughts, but this is exactly it. None of this is being made with any good intentions. It isn't coming from a genuine place at all, it all sticks out like a sore thumb on the platform.
A charlatan posing as a savior. That's the way they always do it.
Without ESG, there's nothing forcing the corporate boards to do anything in society's interest at all.
@@olegkosygin2993 how is sexualizing children, men pretending to be women, and a show about loving sex beneficial to society exactly? if anything black Rock is destroying society, and that's what juice do, Shepherd the fools
The idea itself isn’t bad, especially when it comes to environmental issues, which are also a lot more objective and quantifiable. It gets bad when trying to impose social values
I hope this is the beginning of big corporations taking a stand against BlackRock. Netflix is being made an example of to other companies, I hope theyre watching
You don't stop BlackRock, BlackRock stops you.
If someone doesn't take a stand against Blackrock and the WEF, it will be over for us. We must and prevent them from achieving what they're working for.
@@underintact134 exactly. we dont seem to understand that things like blackrock and disney control massive parts of the american (and other) economies. if they were gone, not only would it create a massive power vacuum, but whoever took their place (and someone would), would end up being about as terrible as their predecessors.
that would not make money, so highly unlikely
@@underintact134 Not really, I'm a noob at economics, but call it gut feeling or something else. I feel like I've seen a way to counter Black Rock in this whole debacle.
ESG may well be a poison to themselves. And if we keep seeing the trend of companies failing because of it, well. As big as Black Rock is they still have people competing at their own tier, we may either see these companies stealing some of that control.
GET WOKE GO BROKE
Back in the day they lost me when movies and stuff would randomly disappear off of it. I’ve never went back in years.
If Netflix kept its same movie/show selection from 2010 and continuously added more, but never got rid of anything….it would be the greatest steaming platform that ever existed.
second greatest, the first being pirate bay
Kinda impossible without having the same amount of servers running as a crypto miner
(At least i think so I’m not really sure /: )
@@seandorama5932 Miners depend on calculating power(and in extent raw electricity power), not storage. I get your point though; storage would be huge but even that isn't the biggest issue. It's all about whoever holds the rights to the content. Those rights are rarely sold/transferred but often rented out for set amounts of time. For a company to hold the rights to all the content it would need an insane astronomical budget (aside from the fact that a monopoly is never a good thing). Yes Netflix puts out their own "original" content but this is just a small fraction of all content produced and an absolute miniscule portion of all content ever created. And even their own content eventually will get rented out to others if it's economically more viable to do so.
Funny and sad example of this: Sony(one of the biggest media rights holder in the world) slapping content ownership of a portion of this YT creator's video which contains a sample of WIND and BIRDS CHIRPING: th-cam.com/video/3TFESXDVdhM/w-d-xo.html which Sony claim is their property.
they'ed have to buy em I think.
Netflix had no choice , all those movie companies wanted their movie properties back for their own streaming services
Netflix is collapsing because the market is changing faster than they're able to adapt to it. It's clear that they never planned on becoming content providers, and that their biggest draw, having most of the stuff you want to stream in one place, is going away and will never come back. Now, they're just another streaming service. One that has to compete with the money that Amazon has, and the catalogue and money that Disney has. They're trying to become content creators to counter this, but they've been mostly throwing shit against the wall to see what sticks. For every good movie or series they make, there are five bad ones. That's not sustainable. Even if they get their internal studio drama together, they're never going to be what they were back in 2011.
Agreed, so many reasons for netflix downfall yet he focuses just on netflix being woke. What a total tool
A couple of points.
1. You seem to be missing out the bit during the mid 2000's where Netflix went from rock bottom to wiping out Blockbuster.
2. Netflix's fall is less the 'Culture war' BS, more a case of complacency and market saturation. Their model was to Democratise HBO, and for a while it was very successful. This being because whilst shows like 'The Sopranos' and 'The Wire' had wetted the public's appetite for series based dramas. Few others were actually doing them. So Netflix rolls in with a whole suite of them and cleans up. The problem is that competitors cock and ear and start to do the same. Also, there are only so many good writers and good ideas, which means the quality starts to take a dip. Hence why Netflix is not the juggernaut it once was.
Moon always gets things wrong.
he clearly stated no.1 there, but you're too blind to see it and yes they started pushing political and social bs on kids and their audience in general, i don't like watching the news cause its depressing and mostly influenced by evil people, same evil people that run the world, i don't want to do that again under the disguise of Netflix on my free time
@@Jo3elll Art has always been 'political'. Only now it's political in a way that you don't like. Which says more about you.
@@marktaylor6491 There's a difference between nuanced, thought provoking politics like All Quiet on the Western Front or A Clockwork Orange and what modern 'politics' are in media, which is all unidirectional virtue signaling and people constantly shitting on ethnically European (white) people/the west. And yeah? What does it say about me that I don't feel like being constantly blasted with propaganda telling me how me and my people are the problem with the world? That I'm not mentally ill?
Look, I can appreciate a writer with a real message that I disagree with, but the problem is modern writers do not come up with these political messages themselves, they are forced to include it or are simply brainwashed as fuck - these aren't their own thoughts, these are thoughts projected onto them by the establishment, and it is almost without fail extremely jarring and destroys any sense of verisimilitude to include this shit in a creative work. Who the fuck wants the same political message screamed at them in every show and movie, a message that is engineered by corporations, not people. Its also clearly virtue signaling - the work isn't asking a question or provoking original thought in woke media, they're screaming the answer at you, telling you what to think and believe, and this problem is further compounded by the fact that their message is literally just wrong. And its in Every. Single. Mainstream. Work. You're being intellectually dishonest if you think people having a problem with that 'says more about them than media'.
As for if its woke pandering or market saturation or a loss of content that caused the decline of Netflix - why does it have to be monocausal? All these things contributed, in my opinion.
Edit: Christ, you're subscribed to Vaush. You know that he's controlled opposition, right? Funded by corpos in order to group together worker's rights/worker's socialism with sick freaks like him who are terminally online, contribute nothing to the world, and have destroyed their mind with degenerate horsecock porn. What worker wants to be a leftist when men like him represent the movement?
@@lurksnitchtongue8986 Yes and no. The problem is a symptom rather than an underlying cause. The cause being bad writing which overemphasises gimmicks over substance. Th gimmick in question being the 'politics'. Note the reaction that the politics has created, notice the clicks and the column inches. Notice the 'controversy', the outrage etc etc. This BS sells and always has done.
But that's all it is. BS because the writing is so poor. Again, good writing and politics? Try 'The Wire'.
Netflix in their golden era: " we have all the digital content at a great price and we love producing exactly what our customers want"
Netflix today: "customers will like what we want them to like and they will pay for it!"
Did a large amounf of the population get stuck at home for a long period of time-perhaps enough time to realize they had watched everything interesting? I swear VPN subscriptions are encouraged by Netflix.
Also on top of that, people have to remove unnecessary expenses in this economy, so needless entertainment will go first.
Honestly I'm surprised he does not mention that. It seems to be the main reason this downfall started in 2022. People are going out again, are cutting down costs, and monthly subscriptions are going up.
@@pinky22771 Because the video itself have it own agenda
i was enjoying it until dude start to use worlds like Woke
The main gripe I have with all streaming services is their awful layout. Somehow, they manage to all copy Netflix in this aspect. Can I browse the catalog in a convenient fashion? No, I have to go through a million tiles on screen. Can I create my own lists? No, I only get to favorite titles, and cannot re-order those favorites. Can I create my own tags? Tags? What are those? Can I define how the content is presented to me? Hell no. Can I just watch something randomly? No. Are rating services integrated? No, we want you to watch the garbage we think is appropriate for you. Can users shares their opinions? No, are you a socialist? Am I allowed to watch content outside of my own small country? No, peasant. (Local licenses for world-wide streaming services! The internet sure is wild!) Can I conveniently watch everything in the original language with subtitles? Haha, of course not! You only get the language versions for your location, you stupid peon!
To this day, I'd rather browse IMDB and buy the DVD. At least, that way I can enjoy everything for pretty much forever. Well, until the day I die, of course. :D
I don't know what occupation it would be but netflix needs to hire you
@@r3furbish3dbrain12 you work like you're brand new
cool username @Raptor Jesus
To each their own
Some of the things you are complaining about.....netflix has tho 😂😭, like you can make a list and you can watch a show at random because they added a just play any show feature, I happen to think their layout is pretty convenient and efficient, I mean how much more convenient can you display hundreds of movies?? Sharing opinions can be cool but I dont think everyone on the platform wants to be bothered with the social media feel, it's a streaming network so persons might want to just get on there for movies, netflix has various social media accounts where comments are open to the public, and they start conversations there
However I do agree with the limiting of shows in different countries I think they need to work on that, although it might not be their fault, they don't own the rights to some of the shows so its probably not their decision.
This is super interesting and explains a lot. I couldn’t figure out why so many companies went woke when I know that line of thinking is not as widespread as they’d have us believe. Now I get it. Black Rock.
I have never heard anyone mention the ESG rating. I brought it up at dinner with friends the other day and got shushed, like it was a bad word. I felt like a conspiracy theorist but the flat earth type. Great video.
You got shushed when you brought it up at the dinner with your friends? I have the same situation when I talk about politics in social media and my friends never dare to talk about it with me 🙂 It's like they don't want to get their comfort zone getting harmed when I try confessing how bad it is
All I want was to make them wake up from reality and be independent, but I got greeted by their lack of knowledge and ignorance. So I decided to be a stranger with their relationship in secret because people with strong knowledge does not want meaningless life (I got fed up with them due to not having the same interest like questioning life, I want life to be magical and meaningful. Sure it's a dumb and childish move but I want to be closer with my higher self and in tune what the society never steps into the unknown)
Once Disney pulled the plug on their own marvel cinematic universe.. Netflix immediately started to fall down hill. Plus raising prices on subscriptions and people not being able share is them essentially killing their customer base.
No that is not the reason. It’s only due to the woke global elite!
@@patrick5301 that’s apart of it too. But Netflix is killing its customer base and falling off the tyrant streaming throne because it’s using the same tired old formula, losing their marvel shows like the punisher and raising prices.
Did you even watch the entire video? Marvel is woke content
@Freddie Riboni ghj Imagine thinking 'going woke' is the only reason Netflix is failing instead of the repeated dumbfuck business decisions they make.
@Freddie Riboni ghj false woke go broke
I've never had a Netflix account (and never will because of the Cuties situation) but most times when I hear of Netflix, it's due to them doing stupid shit like cancelling good shows to fuel bad ones, fucking over the anime fans etc. While I don't think it's over for Netflix (not yet at least), I'd say their fall was only a matter of time. One cannot afford to make so many stupid decisions when piracy and other streaming services exist to compete with them.
I been using my sister's account since 2012 😂
ugh cuties... i remember trying to get people i know to cancel their netflix subscriptions when that came out and basically no one cared. netflix's library and original content is rubbish and they get rid of or cancel everything that's good, idk why it has such a hold over most people
Blame to BlackRock. Now we see we need to Cancel BlackRock #CancelledBlackRock
@@despairdoll what is that
@@the2401 CP
I never knew about that scoring system from Blackrock even though I vaguely have heard/known about Blackrock for a while. Very eye opening! I wonder if there is also just am organic realization from people now days realizing that binging Netflix is not the most useful or ultimately satisfying activity they could be doing and therefore want to stop and thus un-subscribe?
I will continue to buy blurays and dvds and 4k blurays. Better picture, better sound and I always have access to it.
I never have to worry whether the material is removed or not..
omg! finally someone speaking about the esg and blackrocket! that's why you're one of my favourite channels on this site!
Right Vii?! Opened my eyes. I was blaming the nasty content on Liberal politics & out of control woke employee's. Had no idea Blackrock & ESG ratings was behind it all. And now they're ruining Disney as well...Blackrock sucks🤢
This all ties in the the WEF great reset agenda. It’s all one big plan.. very concerning to say the least.
@@flomccanuck8095 i've been seeing this movement since 2015. Pretty much the time i got away from politics and social movements, as those guys were actively poisoning them. They want class divide. And they are using this woke, moving goal post agenda to further disenfranchise workers who unite, or any kind of real social movement. And the propaganda, the massive propaganda behind this. I've seen it all. And it is SO frustrating because they've defanged all of the social movements. They've rewritten history. They've erased people. When i've seen it starting to happen i saw even russia AND cia behind this(remember tumblr). I just watch. Quiet and alone. And i pray another person speaks about this because it's big stuff that i cant even tell anyone about... The real irony from this is that their ceos and headmasters are pretty much the opposite of what they preach.. they themselves would not score well at all on their own ranking. And they coerce everybody else to weaken the culture, rewrite history, and pretty much profit.
I've seen more channels talk about it, and every single one adds more information to the issue.
@DripTrollKing yes. Either write their name wrong or censor with *. Although i am not really sure if it's entirely bad if people find Moon by searching for them
i miss blockbuster...
and i love waffles.
Wow this is a bot.
Blockbuster were the architects of their own downfall.
@@mryeetproductions i wish i was a bot
@@Cespar997 you're not wrong.
Yeah waffels are tasty
Excellent piece. I've been noticing and trying to comment on this problem within Netflix for a while but i didn't have all the background information to say it as articulately as you just did. 10/10.
ive never had netflix....now i never will.
So I watched this whole video, and though I think Blackrock should be called out, this video is kind of a reach to me. No mention of the increase in subscription price, the constant cancellation of popular shows, and frequent removal of popular shows. Not to mention there’s more competition with the rise of other streaming services which are all just as “woke” as Netflix claims to be. But what’s happening is these other streaming services are dividing up the market. Want to watch Friends on Netflix? Well too bad, because they lost it to HBO Max, etc. Netflix simply doesn’t have a monopoly on the streaming market anymore
exactly, i was hoping this video would be more of a deep dive into how netflix fails to keep up with its newer competitors these days, not somebody whining about the content being “too woke”
@@sharkshannon
I guess with their standards Weeds caters to 4/20 people & Shameless is Shameless.
Point is the social climate is gonna reflect economic changes, unless Netflix can make big executive decisions like Walt Disney themselves and actually listen, then they may gain back their subscribers. And that’s a big if.
he started off so well and then shoehorned his hate for BlackRock and woke culture into one narrative.
I see your point but black rock is a problem beyond what is mentioned in the video or anything to do with being woke. The video focusing on it being an evil woke cabal is a really narrow focus imo.
@@denndent92 yup. Completely ruined the video when I realized he didn’t know what he was talking about lol
You focused heavily on the political nature of Netflix and how it correlates to loss in subscriptions which is granted given the issue with Black Rock.. But you kinda glossed over the fact that everyday people simply dropped the service (Netflix) due to the constant price hikes.
Not everyone cancels a sub service due to a piece of content that was made available on the app.
It would be interesting to see the correlation between subscriptions lost (on Netflix) and the price increases.
That and also the fact more people are switching back to physical media, lol. 🤣But he's obviously to afraid to mention the other issues and would rather make it all political to push the alt-right agenda
I clicked on this because I thought it’d be interesting (& it was), but it got *super* right wing at the end and I was just like “ummmmmmm”, such a mask off moment 🫣
THANK YOU! It really seems he wants to blame it on Netflix being woke without realizing that they are in huge debt and need to pay back, so they've hiked the price everywhere from $8 to $15, which is absolutely insane.
The other problem that he failed to mention (that other TH-camrs mention) is the fact that they don't market their most popular shows, that are more original and entertaining. The other problem Netflix has is that even if they make great content, that same content is very hard to make merchandise, which is another source of income for content creators.
@@scenekid0014 I agree. I don’t even sub to this creator and I already know where the bias is coming from.
It’s sort of sinister when TH-camrs approach open ended topics like this one when they have a clear political agenda in their back pocket. Because then, the content comes off as impartial when we all know where it’s really coming from.
Bro sounds like a Ben Shapiro watcher straight up 😂😂😂😂
I'll never forget, right after the Obamas left the office, they announced they would be helping to select Netflix's new content. Netflix lost subscribers with that announcement alone. Netflix's content has been tanking ever since. Why doesn't anyone ever mention this?
Netflix has no good movies anymore. They don't even have their Netflix original shows. I got Netflix with my T-mobile subscription and there is nothing on there but generic movies and shows.
surprised there wasnt a mention of the rising subscription prices, constantly switching out whats available, and password sharing. I personally have trouble finding things to watch because shows will disappear while I'm going through it, I don't really see too many people focusing on the politics more than whoever makes these ridiculous decisions.
Yeah The fall part of the video was really poor. One of the few videos where I actually hit the dislike button. Netflix is really a victim of bigger corporations having more money to throw at shows.
@@AdderallAscension most of it was just whining about wokeness because he can't hear as many trans jokes as he wants. So overstated how it actually affects people's daily lives. This bordered on conspiracy and not fact.
Because password sharing isn't the problem for Netflix if that was they would have fixed that way earlier. It's the investors that want money.
I feel like this is isn't Netflix's fault.
Overall, the become so successful that everything they streamed got great numbers. And everything they had rights for saw upticks in revenue and even things like merch sales after this. It sparked every company starting their own service and no longer selling their rights to Netflix so they can hold them for their own streaming service and charge YOU directly. And it's working
Netflix new this when they pushed exclusives. Clocks were ticking. Even 10 year rights deals expired by now
@@M0Sesdef More and more people are getting fed up with wokeness, regardless if you like that beige flavored vomit it's become a poison to paying customers.
It seems like the issue with Netflix’s “woke” content isn’t that it’s woke, but more Netflix never actually spent time learning what people in that demographic wanted, and only cared about those issues on a superficial level. It was always about meeting a quota, so mediocre and problematic content was able to be funded since it labeled itself as “woke”.
People want more inclusivity but Netflix is just doing it in such an awful way lol. The two “woke” shows he used were the farthest from what ANYONE wanted lmao
Yeah no. They straight up promoted pedophilia with "Cuties" and then called it a 'religion' (to allow it). Get outta here with that shit.
@@shadowthehedgehog7442 Lots of horrible shows on Netflix that get greater views out of hate watch. That’s the problem. And them increasing the price isn’t helping to keep people into it. My “entertainment” is mostly on TH-cam anyway. If they actually diversify their content, and I mean diversifying ideas and stories, then more people might have kept Netflix.
Yeah like I don’t want woke content I want to watch tales of the hood 🤭
@@shadowthehedgehog7442 Nope, those are maybe the extreme examples but far from being isolated accidents. The show why I originally subscribed Netflix was great in the first season and totally ruined in the second season. Why? Totally perverting the story (it was based on books but the plot of the second season was meh, picked only random parts from the sequel books which would suit the "woke" representation, obvious PC all over the place instead of a sensible story line).
Ahhh BlackRock/Larry Fink. Oy vey. Surprise, surprise. ✡️
Bro netflix removed rick and morty
Well this video certainly took a turn.
First
I initially started getting suspicious when they were talking about Black Rock being the sole reason for Netflix's fall. . . The talk about 'woke' culture and the Chappelle Special was the straw that broke the camel's back. They were really thinking a smidge too hard about this one in the end.
@@junemck.5531 what’s wrong with thinking hard?
@@BigPoppa94 The problem arises when you think too hard and too deeply into one topic and ignore the more blantent factors. Here, the narrator got very concentrated on deconstructing the "woke" properties of Netflix and assigning them the blame for the entirety of the service's issues, when in reality there are plenty of other, more surface-level factors that have a far bigger role to play in its downfall.
@@junemck.5531 that’s a valid point, no mention of the current state of the financial market in general
That is what happens when they cancel shows after the first season
When I look at Netflix there's one thing I never understood. The bulk of Hollywood Studios aren't fixed assets per say their more pay as you go. Unlike the old MGM days with huge lots with permanent or semi permanent sets and contracted actors directors and writers.
But for a company that lived and breathed 'content' buying Studios to access their IP should of been top of their Agenda. Buying Paramount or MGM for instance for 1-2 billion makes much more sense than 200-300 million for the rights to Friends for 5 years.
At the beginning Studios didn't have an understanding of the economics of streaming so Netflix got preferential deals on relatively long term agreements. But they should of been smart enough to know by the time that 5-10 year deal expires on let's be in a position to buy Marvel or DreamWorks or Star Wars.
They could of bought all of the IP Disney has but they didn't and in the end they wasted Billions of Dollars and one of the biggest opportunities in Entertainment History.
This is what I call content. Thank you Moon
Netflix prematurely canceling a lot of their good originals hasn’t helped. Every time they get something good going they do that. Makes you not even want to invest time into watching anything they create
They probably weren't doing that out of independent choice. Much of that was likely "influenced" to put more money into trash nobody wants.
Yes I dont understand why Netflix needs to please that stupid blackrock company that is odd name for company. Never heard of that company before this channel, but its odd how much money they have got. Its that you can please that loser company by making woke content to lose customer or please customers with good products and lose the investors from that stupid company, but why you would even need investors from the stupid blackrock company, when your already rich and succesful with your company, when investors are for poor beginners, that need money to start their company, but you are not poor beginner anymore, when you succesful company owner, so you dont need more investors anymore. Better to own like 80% of your company and please your customers with good products, so you will get forever money from the customers, when they like your good product, than please some stupid blackrock investors that will buy some of your company for somewhat cash, while now you get less money in future, when now you own like 50% of your company and its going to be very less money you get, if your only own 5% and investors own 95%, so that is nevet good to do, when you will get forever more money, if you keep owning 80% of your company and so two decades its going to be more money to get, than when investors bought your whole company. You only need investors in start to kick off to start your company, but not later on, when its just extra money to lose more control over your company, when you already rich and succesful, so you can buy yourself what you need for your company and so you dont need any imvestors. Fox News got bad that blackrock bullshite score, but why would they care, if they keep their viewers happy with good content they keep getting more money all time and so they dont need and blackrock investors, when are already succesful company. Modern day companies lose a lot more money making customers angry with bad products, while pleasing some blackrock investor loser, when they will then not get anymore countinously money from customers, so companies should learn that you dont need anymore investors and dont need to please some blackrock bullshite investor company.
It's not just the "woke" thing as much as someone who turns their nose up at anything progressive might think. It's just..... them throwing mud and seeing where it lands. Choice paralysis. Quantity over quality. It's such a time waster looking for stuff to watch and frankly exhausting. I cancelled mine because lack of good headliner shows, and I only ever get it again to watch their docs. They excel at those....
No other streaming service makes this woke nonsense. Black rock is just using business bs to force Netflix to commit suicide.
B-but if I can't blame the woke masse how will I feel better about things outside of my controls!!! /s
In all seriousness, I wish more people realized this.
My favorite shows on there that could be considered “woke” were cancelled just when they were getting really good. Like GLOW or Tuca and Bertie. It’s them giving up on anything decent and then keeping shows on life support that we’re only supposed to be one season, like 13 reasons why or stranger things. Then when they do give something good another season, like Russian doll, they’ll shadow drop it years after the last one came out.
Ok but they hadn't much choice on that - after the big content pull they had no choice other then greenlight everything or have a empty front page - but that's more a short term problem.
It definitely is the woke problem and i've known plenty of people who deleted their netflix account because of it.
I find that Netflix is shitty when it comes to promoting things like Jojo and Stranger Things.
The reason I'm thinking a cancelling my subscription to netflix is that I've got invested in a show and then it gets cancelled after one season. Then I see a shitload of new releases on the home page. It's ridiculous and not worth the money anymore.
Netflix has a number of core issues: a lot of money wasted on unappealing content; creating, distributing and promoting polarizing content for shock value; highly visible partisan political affiliations. “Cuties” shouldn’t have been made, and Netflix should have had the common sense to avoid tying their corporate brand to such content. To a lesser extent, the same goes for “Tiger King”, and Gasper Noe’s “Love” (which was basically full-on porn). Yes, some of this was popular, but none of it was good for brand image.
To make matters worse, they made deals with politically polarizing characters, like putting Susan Rice on their board, with the Obama’s involved in producing content for the service. To be clear, having politicos involved with a company is not uncommon, but the broadcasting of such, especially when it appears highly partisan, is just bad business.
Finally, Netflix underinvests, and undercommits to promising new shows. Rather taking the time to build an audience, many shows just disappear. This results in a dependency on a very limited amount of good content, which currently isn’t enough to sustain the service (on the content side, Amazon has much the same issue, but they retain subscribers through other means). In contrast, when I look at Apple’s service, they are delivering a lot of good to excellent content, both in miniseries form and shows (shows that they’ve committed to the multiple seasons). I feel like I get value for my money with Apple on the basis of their content alone; I’ll keep paying for HBOMax because there’s enough there between movies and original content to be worth the money; Paramount has, like HBO, a big enough movie library and some (pretty marginal) content; Amazon sticks around because I use my prime membership for other stuff.
So Netflix, despite having been a subscriber since the DVD mailing days, had to go. I don’t like the overt political connections, the really questionable content, the increasingly rubbish library, and dead-end shows. Netflix was sitting on an enormous valuation, with a pile of cash. Had they kept it simple and just done job number one, which was invest in as much unique compelling content as possible, instead of courting controversy, they’d be in a different place.
What they need to do is get good original shows and movies. Stop with woke political stuff and just keep your head down, use that young hungry for success levels of energy. Leadership is not doing new things because they are too comfortable and too establishment. Create a division of just upcoming talented writers and creators. More shows like robots, sex and love. Def no more woke shixt.
Netflix didn't make Cuties. Cuties premiered at the 2020 Sundance film festival and Netflix purchased world wide distribution rights excluding France.
@@deliriumsd142 nobody cares
Yup, when Netflix cancels shows like "Grand Army" "I am not Okay with this" "The Society" and countless other favorite shows left on cliff hangers but continues all those love island mindless bull**** shows, and things like Tiger King, all those shows for mindless thinking & catering to a brain dead audience that doesn't want to think but just consume mindless content ... its no wonder everyone leaves Reddit, besides the occasional fun show like Stranger Things there's nothing to watch on Netflix
@@Adrian-vd8rm Facts matter.
The appeal of Netflix was that you could easily watch any movie you want. Now you either buy 10 different streaming services to watch the movie you want or buy a VPN and get any piece of entertainment in existence
Blackrock is like the Thanos or Darkseid esc villain. Just showing up in the background of every company.
China : social credit score
USA : ESG score
canceled my Netflix subscription 3 years ago, and haven't looked back. I don't understand why it's so hard for people. stop consuming trash made by people who hate you.
on point there
Exactly! People complain about it whilst paying a monthly subscription.
Proudly canceled in 2020 when they defended Cuties.
@@basedcommentor Cuties defense did it for me too
100%
"Today's Netflix will *always* be tomorrow's Blockbuster."
All that will stand is Disney+ 😂 which we will all pirate.
Such an AWESOME VID! Informative, clean edit, well-spoken, and the truth is scary.
ive noticed that the higher the esg score of a company is, the more you actually get for what you pay for.
The history of Netflix really been a roller coaster of a story with so many crazy twists and turns.. sad to see them seemingly reaching their downfall - hopefully Netflix turns it around!
I hope they do. The only reason I unsubscribed is their very mediocre content lately. I don't want to scroll for 15 minutes to dig through the trash each time to find something watchable. Give me great content and I'll subscribe again, it's that simple
doubt it, atleast not as long as companies like disney, amazon etc keep making popular tv series and movies exclusive to their sites, further dividing viewers/consumers. Netflix's only saving grace is making original content at this point, but a lot of it isn't good. Netflix needs to keep dancing to keep itself alive.
@@scarface11991 Arcane is typing
It’s like this because I got locked out of my Netflix account.
I wish Netflix downfall will never be resurrected and live as an example of a company that take woke-messages too seriously over true entertainment.
please please please make an entire video focusing on blackrock. their alliance with vanguard paints a very scary and grave image. the fact they control so much of the "free market" and the political landscape is disgusting
edit: moon already has a video on them oops
Its honestly sad how little you can talk about Vanguard, Blackrock and the WEF. But then again, they own the media and google through all their little puppet investment companies, so its no surprise so little people know about them.
And if we dont push back, "We'll own nothing and be happy"
@@General_Galaxy exactly, makes you wonder what recourse we have when they buy all the things we own and communicate with. they own EVERYTHING.
They already did.
@@Tttree1994 ik but we should get a whole special with a solution to evade their grasp
Do more expose on black rock and Larry fink.
One thing that seems to be. A common thing I'm starting to notice about these businesses is that they run on a cycle. The start with some random with big dreams who wants to change the world and make it better. Then things go really badly for the company for a while and they barely stay afloat. Next they get there big break and everyone loves them. After they build enough trust with customers they start to abuse that trust in favor of ever more growth as the original owner either sells out or gets muscled out of the picture. Finally the company becomes a hollowed out shell completely abandoning what it set out to do in the first place.
you got it , just missing the part the company becomes public , that is when the downfall becomes inevitable if no good management in place .
It's sad to see Netflix go from a streaming giant to now being a minor failing player in the streaming wars, a war that started because of Netflix's creation.
Damn, MatPat tried to help them go back up by making a video about the prevention of Netflix's fall. Welp, it looks like they didnt listen just like Disney
Yeah Matpat told them
i mean would a billion dollar company who only care about making a quick buck listen to a guy that makes video game content
Kinda funny how blockbuster failed cus they didn't listen to Netflix and now they get given a similar situation and they don't listen and end up failing
@@Ando_Figueroa they did
@@Ando_Figueroa not all of the season is out
Honestly, this video is excellent up until the analysis of the decline becomes so hyper-focused on one cause alone and had ZERO mention of the fact that the behavior of Netflix and it's competitors (Disney +, Hulu, etc), namely in the lack of licencing of their content to other services, the raising of prices for subscriptions as well as other stupid policies that have limited the number of users or devices that can access the content and have made it impossible to share subscriptions sometimes with family members. These policies, which even go beyond the problems that existed with Cable TV Channels, have essentially led to the rebirth of piracy or simply turning to TH-cam or other services for home entertainment...
Yep. I was so on board until he blamed the entire problem on "wokeness", which is essentially just being ok with the existence of LGBT people, people of color, acknowledging income inequality, being anti-war, etc. We should all strive to be "woke". The thing is, Blackrock doesn't actually care about any of that stuff, they just co-opt it because they think it will make them more money in the long run. Right wingers keep crying about wokeness while these insanely massive and powerful corporations steal money right out of their wallets, treat them like shit, and abuse their workers and the planet.
It went to shit when he started whining about everything being too “woke”
@@shadowthehedgehog7442 he doesn't even define what he thinks "woke" content is, he just refers to everything that's bad as "woke"
fr, he was referring to CUTIES as woke?? like? 😭😭
Or the fact that they either cancel good shows with big audiences like Bojack Horseman just because or cancel shows after one season before they even have the chance to find an audience.
When a show isn't the next "Stranger Things" they immediately go to the next show without even giving it a chance.
It isn't just "woke" pandering, whatever that means.
Paying a subscription and still have ads is one of the worst idea I ever heard
I would have thought a channel with videos of this quality would have a couple million subs at least
I also remember an entire controversy in 2021 about Japanese animators from MAPPA studio who brought out that Netflix underpaid them more than what already was minimal for an animator's payment for anime on Netflix. This wasn't as huge as the cuties controversy, but it definitely made an impact on the anime community
Netflix imo seems to be addicted to making series of high-schoolers being intimate with each other and extremely woke.
Well it works, I'm very happy with them having shows with gay characters and realistic events that people can genuinely relate to
@@crystalthewolf8945 oh hell nah
@@crystalthewolf8945 who the fuck can relate to gay characters except for gay people ?
@@crystalthewolf8945 bruh
@@crystalthewolf8945 fuckin lol
hey moon, i really like your videos, but were are your sources ?
Great video!!
Agreed with most of this, didn't quite understand how cuties is "woke trash", I don't think the "woke" people like it either, so how would it Increase their esg? Or do you think it was a mistake from Netflix
No normal people liked cuties, including 'liberal woke leftists', the only people who liked it are self admitted pedos and people who hate actual genuine fair critique, which is annoying, but a statistical and numerical minority of 'woke' people. Also, trolls with pfps pulled from stock image sites.
The term "Woke" is the most overused bullshit term nowadays
@@FrostbitexP well it's not bullshit, it's what people say for example when netflix puts a real world political agenda/message into one of their shows and it backfires like it does every single time.
@@FrostbitexP Yeah. There are alot of overused reductionist terms in the world atm
Yeah i got confused at those points also. Seems clear to me Netflix is just getting beat at their own game. What does cuties and goop have to do with other companies removing their content and starting their own services, and why exactly are we blaming activists for that?
Should've put in their contracts that any company who puts content on netflix (at their height) couldn't have content for 20 years on another streaming service after said content is pulled.
that takes a lot of money buddy you cant just increase the timescale
Nobody would sign up to a contract like that unless offered a unbelievable amount of money.
@@rigel4801 That's the beauty of a monopoly, you literally get to do whatever you want.
Now we would watch videos about how netflix went full monopoly by basically swindling out everyone's Ips and holding them with iron hand.
thats stupid, though if you said that they need a better legal team, id agree with ya 💭
i like how blockbuster charged a man for a late fee and he just said
"imma bout to end this man's whole career"
I remember Netflix being posted to my house. They’d send you DVDs 📀
This turned into a slightly odd anti "woke" rant video. Netflix just isn't making good TV and it keeps cancelling shows. That's why people aren't joining and why people are cancelling. Netflix used to be the only option, now it isn't. They can't get away with what they used to, but it took them too long to realize.
This guy is so delusional. He really thinks the reason Netflix is going down is because of "wholeness", and not because they're just no making good shows. What a joke of a video.
@@joaogabrielcullen Did you watch the whole video? He claims Netflix has to push out sucky content with a woke narrative in order to get a good ESG score, which will fuel more investors. I think you and ney mar mis interpreted the thought process.
@@DR.P3RKY It's not really about what he says but how he says it. It's just like how right-wingers talk about the matter.
@@joaogabrielcullen "He's right but he talks like the enemy political faction."
@@DR.P3RKY the netflix ceo quite literally said if you don’t like the content, then this platform isn’t for you, while referring to the series (or movie but idgaf) they made about known rainbow community hater, david chapelle. they aren’t trying to be woke.
I was really into this video, but the conclusion is that Netflix got woke and is dying now? That’s far from the whole truth! You mentioned Disney and I thought you’d bring up the emerging Disney+ in addition to the other major competitors. Netflix isn’t in its own space now, they’re losing shows, and their subscription costs are only going up.
I’m honestly really sad how this video played out. When he started getting into BlackRock I was thinking “okayyyy, this is getting interesting.” but it went downhill when he started complaining about ESG ratings and woke media lol.
Disney+ will meet the same fate with their woke crap.
Exactly this was a 26 mins long video basically saying "Go woke go broke". While the most likely causes are that Netflix hit a ceiling or the market has been saturated by other streaming platforms. Netflix's actual policy was to distribute(most of their shows are purchased and not produced by them) as diverse of a portfolio as possible. However people like to take the examples that fits their narrative. Cuties wasn't made by Netflix, its streaming rights were purchased after the film had had a succesful festival run. He wilfully ignores Bridgeton, Squid Game, 13 Reasons Why, etc. Shows that are amongst the most "woke" and succesful Netflix shows.
@@purplemarsmotionpictures errrr, what exactly made Squid Game "woke"?
@@epiphyte8646 this is not coming from me but what I've read and heard is that people take an issue with the anti-capitalist message of the show, plus diverse casting of strong female characters, inclusion of South Asian co-lead, plus subtitled content is also considered woke by some people. In particular the episode with tug of war has been considered to be "woke"
Awesome video! Thank you!
Short version: Get woke, go broke!
The corporate ESG score is such a joke whether a thing is repairable or just meant to be thrown in a landfill plays nothing into their score
I called this years ago. Netflix kept increasing their subscription prices, removing their good content, new streaming services, it was only a matter of time before they crashed. Netflix will probably always be around but it will be a much smaller company
Now is ripe time for someone to dethrone netflix... is it going to be disney plus?
all the other service suck ass right now lmao.
"Called it"
Maz and Disney out here removing shows and movies and losing subscribers but still increasing prices.
I wish there were a few more commercials during the video.
Well, now I'm going to hold on to my DVDs even more.
I always switch my subscriptions around every month. Everything I want is split up into so much category’s of subscriptions that it’s just starting to be like cable.
you had me then lost me when you tried to sum up the reason for netflix downfall is because its platform is producing too much "woke" content. hmm yeah it's definitely not because of the increase in prices, failed promises, and sudden cancelling of any show that doesn't make it big, no it's because they made a show about a man being pregnant.
Moon epically DESTROYS woke Netflix CEO SJWs cringe compilation Part 23!!!!!
@@unclekath3800 is this sarcasm, I’m sorry if I’m not well versed in it
@@buttertoast8613 well my comment was referencing those "ben shapiro destroys feminist sjws with logic and facts" videos that were absolutely watched by the creator of this video (and probably still are)
Right there with you, I'm fairly sure the author can't even define 'Woke' it's just a buzz word thrown around by people who don't want to think too critically but want to evoke fear.
@@unclekath3800 thank you I’m just kinda slow when it comes too sarcasm
damn BlackRock is like a mafia where Netflix is just a piece of the mafia and is disposable to it
SOMETHING REALLY NEEDS TO BE DONE ABOUT THAT BLACKROCK CRAP! NOTHING MORTAL ON PLANET EARTH SHOULD BE GIVEN DAT MUCH OF POWER OVER THE WORLDS PEOPLE EVER! 😑😒👎
I’ve been thinking of leaving Netflix since they keep coming out with shows I like, then canceling them after just 1 season… a season that ends on a cliffhanger.
Yeah, like Ozark. Loved the Series, love watching Jason Bateman. We did watch it all, but the ending was, even for Netflix, absolutely horrible. That show wasn't just hanging on a cliff, it let go and plunged to its' death.
In the financial world, criticizing any aspect of - or, god forbid, speaking against - the ESG ratings is quickly becoming taboo. Amazing video as always, Moon. Didn't know BlackRock had its tendrils so deep in Netflix, but can't say I'm surprised.
I work with pensions funds and this is very true, it is very taboo to criticise anything esg related. Every trustee board has to do something about it, particularly now the TCFD regulations are coming in
It is no coincidence that Microsoft has the highest rating. lolz
Honestly the ESG bit seemed like a reach. It’s not “woke” media that’s ruining Netflix and it never was. Cuties and that other show were not woke by any means lol.
@@shadowthehedgehog7442 I tend to agree, going after woke or wokism is not the answer, it is insufficient. We don't lack fake virtue, we do lack real virtue though, and wallow in all manner of vices, to unhealthy levels.
This video was doing so well but ended on a really dumb take. He attributed netflix’s collapse to ‘wokeness’ and was basically just saying woke=bad. he makes no mention of increasing subscription prices, the cancellation of popular shows, the removal of popular shows because licenses ending, the saturation of the streaming market and how netflix doesn’t have a monopoly on streaming content anymore.
Im confused. I question the accuracy of this "woke" pressure of the ESG thing, if Fox has a good score, when they are the most anti woke company.
Netflix revenue for the twelve months ending September 30, 2022 was $31.473B, a 9.92% increase year-over-year. I would love to make that kind of revenue growth in a collapse.
Simply put. NETFLIX has no iconic IP (like Disney had SW and MCU) and they have a poor subscription model. Also people have way less money to spend on luxuries like Netflix
To be fair- Disney is ruining SW and the MCU so we’ll see how long those stick around.
Netflix could have easily bought some good movie studios with good IP when they were in their heyday, like universal or paramount or other studios, maybe sports organisations when Disney was buying them up. lots of mistakes but that’s all hein sights and easy to critic now
netflix is not a monopoly like disney lol. when’s think of netflix i think of stranger things, squid game, all of us are dead, etc
lost me at the rant about "tHe WoKe sHit" tbh
Good, if you want to follow after the satanic bs the left is doing, exits are in the front and the back. SEE YA!
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Yes he is and your acount name isn't helping you either.
This would also explain why Netflix is focusing a lot on anime and Korean entertainment And canceling a lot of shows that they were going to make so I’m gonna wait and see and see how Netflix actually pans out
It’s so true. That’s mostly what I watch now because that isn’t going to fly over there