There might be people who think differently.
And I guess that's alright.
That acknowledges the diversity of opinions.
Enjoying someone's misery. - Yes that.
YouTubers who waste food in their videos are a bad role model.
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YOUTUBE. There has been a big problem with YouTubers here in Japan.
They've been causing issues for other people. They've been causing nuisance
they have brought shops into big problems and actually
created a very negative image for other YouTubers out there.
Let's ask Japanese people what good and bad YouTubers they can thing of.
Let's go and Ask Japanese.
I heard that being a YouTuber is the most desired job in Japan these days. True?
That's true. Many children want to become YouTubers.
What is a good YouTuber to you then?
They do something funny. No matter who sees the video, it should be funny.
Kids and adults can watch it?
What do you enjoy seeing?
I watch Hajime Shacho a lot.
I like experiments and things with animals in them.
Good YouTuber's do not bother other people.
They do things they can do by themselves.
That shows a good sense.
I like packing videos.
When going to a vacation, seeing how they pack their stuff.
I enjoy videos like that.
I love Japanese packing videos too.
I like videos that are aimed for kids.
YouTubers who are careful about the statements they do.
Not slandering other people.
Even if saying their opinion, they state it's their personal opinion.
"There might be people who think differently. And I guess that's alright."
That acknowledges the diversity of opinions.
YouTubers who don't call out others as "waste" or "rubbish" and who don't use words like that.
YouTubers that keep the social etiquette.
Not those who do stupid things in order to get attention. That's not good.
What's a BAD YouTuber then?
YouTubers who break their own doors,
who grab people on the streets and are purposefully being a nuisance to them.
When I see that, I get cold.
YouTubers who use their sexuality to sell themselves on YouTube.
They use vulgar or sexual talk in order to get people to watch them.
That's how they try to get money.
Makes me wonder "Are you sure you wanna do that as person online?"
"Don't you think your mother would cry if she saw that?"
Especially when they do really embarrassing things. Do they think that's interesting?
No thanks.
Bullies.
They pick up some news online and blow it out of proportion
in order to then get views though that.
I can't think of a reason to find that good.
Enjoying someone's misery. - Yes that.
That's so low. I don't even want to watch that.
Revenue.
Yes, in the end they just do that to earn money.
Where have Japanese YouTuber's broken then rules?
Slander and defamation of others are really bad.
Wasting food videos are not good at all.
Causing trouble to other people.
Or breaking the public rules is not on.
People who purposefully destroy or defile things in town...
There was a incident where a YouTuber stuck things around town. Heard it?
Stuff like that is bad.
YouTubers who waste a lot of food.
Some get into trouble for doing that on Twitter.
That's when I realized it's not good.
I don't like YouTubers who are so loud and obnoxious in town, troubling others.
Doing what?
Shouting around. Getting people involved that clearly don't want to be.
Dragging other people or even the police into their videos for views.
I like "hidden camera surprise" videos but...
when they go too far, and I feel sorry for them. I don't like those.
What goes too far? - Not stopping when they suffer.
Or not telling them it was a set up.
I don't like that.
Those were our questions. Thank you.
BAD YOUTUBERS. Now YouTube right now in Japan...
is getting more and more of a bad image.
That's a problem for us here, Ask Japanese as well.
Because we obviously go up to people on the streets and
say hey, we are doing street interviews, they ask us for what.
We have to say YouTube.
Some of them do a bit of a sour face, because the media right now is
covering many negative things that YouTubers have done.
YouTubers as such are getting grouped into this box of people
that are not doing things properly.
So the image is going down right now.
One of the big things, was Logan Paul who came to Japan...
and messed it up with his video where he was very inconsiderate
of suicides in Japan.
Before and after that, Japanese YouTubers have messed up.
They've done pranks where they don't ask people, they have damaged goods
They have damaged stores...
They are making more and more of a bad name for Youtube.
While in other countries people go "Well that's just stupid people"
Here in Japan you get grouped into the box of "YouTubers"
And that gets more and more of a negative image with the older generation.
The younger generation, especially primary school kids,
YouTuber is their future dream job.
It's two extremes right now.
that we are seeing. Now bad YouTubers.
I am sure you can instantly think of someone.
And good YouTubers, I hope you can think of one too.
Leave us a note below what you think is a BAD / GOOD YouTuber.
I personally find... if you come to Japan and you want to YouTube...
Mind your manners and look out for areas where you are not allowed to film.
Japanese people do not like to be in videos. Don't just randomly film people.
Especially if they are on their own, big issue.
It's actually not ok to do that at all.
Next thing, you are usually not allowed to film in stores.
If you film in stores, go and ask can I film here?
I have seen people who walked into a store, filmed everything and walked out of it.
That's incredibly rude. Don't do that in Japan.
Mind you manners. You are ruining it for the rest of the people.
It doesn't only make you look bad but everyone else too.
Hopefully we will manage to get the image of YouTubers up a little bit.
By doing hard work and doing videos with quality that people will enjoy.
That's the idea. So let us know, good and bad YouTubers.
In your opinion. Put that into the comment box.
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