Why YouTubers Will NEVER Be Mainstream

Ever since the birth of YouTube in 2005, creators on the platform are constantly searching for ways to graduate into television or Hollywood. More often than not, their careers on the big screen don't have the same cultural and emotional impact as they once did on YouTube. This is my analysis on why this happens and why creators never needed to follow Hollywood in the first place. Ever since the birth of YouTube in 2005, creators on the platform are constantly searching for ways to graduate into television or Hollywood. More often than not, their careers on the big screen don't have the same cultural and emotional impact as they once did on YouTube. This is my analysis on why this happens and why creators never needed to follow Hollywood in the first place. Ever since the birth of YouTube in 2005, creators on the platform are constantly searching for ways to graduate into television or Hollywood. More often than not, their careers on the big screen don't have the same cultural and emotional impact as they once did on YouTube. This is my analysis on why this happens and why creators never needed to follow Hollywood in the first place. Ever since the birth of YouTube in 2005, creators on the platform are constantly searching for ways to graduate into television or Hollywood. More often than not, their careers on the big screen don't have the same cultural and emotional impact as they once did on YouTube. This is my analysis on why this happens and why creators never needed to follow Hollywood in the first place.