Are these Vloggers just a scam? SOL or Shmee etc???????
Discussion
Yipper said:
Interesting to see Mat Watson, CarWow, Britain's biggest car vlogger, making ever more use of public votes in their videos.
Here, they take votes to spec a longterm Audi RS4 loaner.
https://youtu.be/I4yxCdHY25E
I don't think Mat Watson can really be counted as a car vlogger. He's a presenter and journalist making videos for a mainstream, well-funded business.Here, they take votes to spec a longterm Audi RS4 loaner.
https://youtu.be/I4yxCdHY25E
Saying that, how do people on here define who is and isn't a vlogger?
Shmee said:
I guess my point was Mat isn't top on subscribers or views so I was wondering what the metric that was used is. The one thing I find fascinating about his situation is that he's an employed journalist/presenter, rather than running his own gig like the more traditional vloggers.
Something that makes it impossible to judge these things is the constant waves and shifts in the algorithm patterns. For example a channel riding high at a certain time period can very quickly loose that buzz. I try to play the long term consistency game where possible.
He is posting only car related content (reviews, comparos etc.)Something that makes it impossible to judge these things is the constant waves and shifts in the algorithm patterns. For example a channel riding high at a certain time period can very quickly loose that buzz. I try to play the long term consistency game where possible.
Shmee said:
jon- said:
Given Archie is now second on the bbc news front page under the "most watched video" section, I can only presume you mean he's now king of the hill...
This market is shifting fast at the moment. I'm currently working from the carthrottle offices, lots of interesting opinions on what's next - it's exciting times!
I guess my point was Mat isn't top on subscribers or views so I was wondering what the metric that was used is. The one thing I find fascinating about his situation is that he's an employed journalist/presenter, rather than running his own gig like the more traditional vloggers.This market is shifting fast at the moment. I'm currently working from the carthrottle offices, lots of interesting opinions on what's next - it's exciting times!
Something that makes it impossible to judge these things is the constant waves and shifts in the algorithm patterns. For example a channel riding high at a certain time period can very quickly loose that buzz. I try to play the long term consistency game where possible.
I also agree with the above, Matt for carwow isn't a vlogger, he's an automotive journalist.
e30m3Mark said:
ferrisbueller said:
e30m3Mark said:
Where did I use autistic as a derogatory label? An adjective yes, derogatory? Erm, no.
Where in that quote did I refer to you?I separately quoted you and asked whether it was meant to be derogatory. You say not.
So what was it meant to be?
ferrisbueller said:
e30m3Mark said:
Is there really so little real news that they need to feature autistic Ben Stiller at McDonalds?
Is your use of "autistic" meant to be derogatory? Try here:
http://www.autism.org.uk/about/what-is/asd.aspx
At best, you've got the wrong adjective, which for a "writer" is shoddy and that word doesn't belong in that sentence.
Inability to follow context is a symptom, maybe you should get tested.
Monkey Harris in the Ford GT:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QS9lwh6o52E
Looks more impressive than I thought they'd manage. Interesting that he's carried over the production team and style straight over with very little obvious change for BBC-dom.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QS9lwh6o52E
Looks more impressive than I thought they'd manage. Interesting that he's carried over the production team and style straight over with very little obvious change for BBC-dom.
janesmith1950 said:
jon- said:
Matt for carwow isn't a vlogger, he's an automotive journalist.
How do you define the difference?You only need to watch Tim, Sam or Paul to see how they're different production styles to someone like Carwow or Car Throttle.
TGE is blurring the line a little as he usually seems to have a cameraman with him now, and does a little more in edit.
jon- said:
No one has really defined it, but MY view is that anyone who vlogs, whether it automotive or not, has a much more "one man" feel about the video, eg they're holding the cameras a lot, presenting on their own, less bells and whistles in the edit, less or no scripting.
You only need to watch Tim, Sam or Paul to see how they're different production styles to someone like Carwow or Car Throttle.
TGE is blurring the line a little as he usually seems to have a cameraman with him now, and does a little more in edit.
Doesn't Shmee have a growing team of production staff?You only need to watch Tim, Sam or Paul to see how they're different production styles to someone like Carwow or Car Throttle.
TGE is blurring the line a little as he usually seems to have a cameraman with him now, and does a little more in edit.
Production style? How does that substantively alter whether someone is a vlogger or a journalist? Is there any reason someone can't be both?
Shmee's efforts are company based and fully commercialised. That's no bad thing, however trying to distinguish Schmee from any other commercial channel in terms of whether they are vloggers or journalists, by virtue of budget or 'production style' is a futile exercise.
Ultimately they're both designed to use content production to turn a profit for commercial entities. Is there any need to try and create fake separation?
ferrisbueller said:
Your dictionary.com definition is horsest.
Try here:
http://www.autism.org.uk/about/what-is/asd.aspx
At best, you've got the wrong adjective, which for a "writer" is shoddy and that word doesn't belong in that sentence.
Inability to follow context is a symptom, maybe you should get tested.
The irony is strong in this.Try here:
http://www.autism.org.uk/about/what-is/asd.aspx
At best, you've got the wrong adjective, which for a "writer" is shoddy and that word doesn't belong in that sentence.
Inability to follow context is a symptom, maybe you should get tested.
ferrisbueller said:
Inability to follow context is a symptom, maybe you should get tested.
FFS, there's not much left of the kitten, but surely any symptom of autism is subjective and variable due to the nature of the spectrum? Impaired Humour Comprehension is another possible symptom, but again, not in all cases.
Can we get back to the YouTube discussion now, and I promise not to make any references to anything or or anyone, in or out of popular culture, from any point in the last 30 years, that may or may not potentially cause offence?
Deal?
Beefmeister said:
limpsfield said:
Vlogger makes the BBC News website.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-hampshire-...
Can a Bugatti handle a drive-through?
Former racing driver Archie Hamilton has become an internet star by putting luxury cars in everyday situations. In one of his most viewed videos on YouTube, he wanted to see how a £1m Bugatti Veyron handles a fast-food drive-through.The 26-year-old, from Basingstoke, Hampshire, once competed at Le Mans but now makes a living by posting motoring reviews online.
Almost hitting a million views. Just shows what sort of content people want to watch. Still a way off his Rimac vs LaF vid at 2.5 million, but not bad going, will certainly pay for a new wrap on the R8 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-hampshire-...
Can a Bugatti handle a drive-through?
Former racing driver Archie Hamilton has become an internet star by putting luxury cars in everyday situations. In one of his most viewed videos on YouTube, he wanted to see how a £1m Bugatti Veyron handles a fast-food drive-through.The 26-year-old, from Basingstoke, Hampshire, once competed at Le Mans but now makes a living by posting motoring reviews online.
Edited by national on Tuesday 17th October 19:17
S11Steve said:
ferrisbueller said:
Inability to follow context is a symptom, maybe you should get tested.
FFS, there's not much left of the kitten, but surely any symptom of autism is subjective and variable due to the nature of the spectrum? Impaired Humour Comprehension is another possible symptom, but again, not in all cases.
Can we get back to the YouTube discussion now, and I promise not to make any references to anything or or anyone, in or out of popular culture, from any point in the last 30 years, that may or may not potentially cause offence?
Deal?
Blink982 said:
Just catching up with this thread. So......people are now making videos about other people's videos?!!
How self absorbed do you have to be.......
I must be getting old as I don't understand this whole sharing your every movement with the (virtual) world thing.
Don't worry. To summarise the last few pages:How self absorbed do you have to be.......
I must be getting old as I don't understand this whole sharing your every movement with the (virtual) world thing.
1. We have a debate about a vlogger being rude about another one
2. A really tedious argument about whether using a mental illness as an adjective to describe someone is appropriate (it isn't)
3. A really tedious debate about how to define a Vlogger, entirely it seems so that we can decide which one should hold the award of biggest Vlogger (yes really)
We'll know when the UK Automotive vloggers have really made it... When they get featured on Drama Alert!! Purveyors of finest YouTube beef.
https://www.youtube.com/user/NewDramaAlert
(Don't watch it, it's a murky world out there on the tube)
Glade said:
We'll know when the UK Automotive vloggers have really made it... When they get featured on Drama Alert!! Purveyors of finest YouTube beef.
https://www.youtube.com/user/NewDramaAlert
(Don't watch it, it's a murky world out there on the tube)
leeetsss get riiooooiittt into the newwwwwzz
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