The day no one talks to you, is the day you are irrelevant.
The day no one talks to you is the day you are irrelevant. So, thank you. Okay. Never heard of your channel and I admit I didn't see the video, but a few points. In 2006 when we started, we were obviously a bit ahead of the curve in 2012 when every channel was some vlogger sitting on the couch. We mastered our signature style and many cried as it looked more like VH1 MTV ESPN and not what the vocal minority viewed as 'YouTube content.' The challenge in media is staying relevant, keeping your audience guessing, etc. Companies like Buzzfeed, Vice, Vox, and channels that inspired themselves by us by their own admission all came and went. We managed to both keep our OG fans happy and innovate. If by downfall you mean being a survivor having 100 plus full-time employees who earned their living with us then I will take it. Also, this may be inside baseball, but you are aware that advertising based video on demand is YouTube 1.0 and the platform has evolved, right? I could break it down for you, but why bother? Hint, viewers are spending nearly an hour per watch session watching our content. We are in the ways that matter more pertinent than ever. As per sound mojo, again, think of 2012 when the vocal minority whined and then we got the last laugh. Haters, envious, jealous people are fuel to our fire.