With internet stars like PewDiePie, Logan Paul, Casey Neistat, and Mo Vlogs making a decent living from YouTube, more and more people are considering pursuing YouTubing as a full time career. A new study now suggests that achieving YouTube fame may be just as difficult as becoming a Hollywood star.
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Don't listen to this author. I may agree that it takes a long time to be a Youtube star but youtubers can use their youtube channel as job experience. Job experience for video photography, open their own photo booth, movie/tv show actors, special effects coordinator, etc. Yes youtube is like the movies, it takes perseverance and lots of charisma to be a star. Just look at the guy that played Sheldon for the Big Bang Theory. Before he became a star, he was working for peanuts for the past 39 years (He was 40 when he started the show).
thats like saying dont work hard trying to be anything because 96% earn less than you think they do.
if people had this attitude than there would be no progression. its like telling elon musk, forget space travel coz nasa already has it covered and the other 90% of people that tried failed.
That guy in the thumbnail is very annoying, as are most youtubers