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After being a YouTuber for a little while, I've learned a decent amount about this job. Its highs can be glorious but its lows can be absolutely devastating, both financially and emotionally. This is a common experience among many YouTubers, especially smaller creators such as myself, and sadly it's something that isn't discussed enough publicly - usually out of fear of unfair criticism or being accused of seeming ungrateful for achieving a level of success millions of video makers could only dream of.

The reality though, is that unless your channel is huge and you don't have to worry about the algorithm anymore, being a YouTuber can feel like hell, especially if you work alone. I also wish to have an honest discussion about the Breadtube sphere, and how larger creators are essentially monopolizing audiences and their financial support, while doing little nothing to ensure that voices from a variety of socioeconomic backgrounds are heard, despite having the resources to boost those who desperately need to be heard.

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