I considered at the start of the year seeing if I could talk to my cousins who have a few toddlers if I could create a YouTube channel of them playing with toys.
I didn't go ahead with asking them as it would have been uncomfortable...
But imo it's a no brainer if you have easy access to cute toddlers and kinda the nothing ventured sorta thing...
I could be raking it in now I imagine if I'd gone full throttle and asked them but I don't think it would go done to well initially, and may impact relations for me but yar.
There's a huge mixture of kids to 20 gear olds on there buying, reviewing, showing off material goods. Which imo if they weren't acting with a personality a bit more flauntish and exuberant than normal then viewers may lose interest.
Now there is a line, and it is easy to appear spoilt and brattish as one of these reviewer kids and Imo I imagine the smarter ones don't want to show off that quite as much as irl alone that's not them.
But yes it is an outward behavior to which one growing up immersed in it is not something to idolise nor would parents want theirs to be influenced much by it I feel.
The parents of these kids, who most likely film them probably abide by and assist with the filming wherever possible since money motivates and their view on the entire YouTube kid persona is unknown but probably muchly in favour.
As a side note.. Apple must be making megabucks off final cut Pro
And yes blocking of specific channels is, without a doubt something that they should be providing!
That said.. More views = more revenue to YouTube .
