The human brain does not fully mature until your 20s, and some people maintain immaturity well beyond that.Īssuming someone is trying to better themselfsociety, I am personally willing to look past ones shiity behavior in their for formatible years (yes, pun absolutely intended).Ĭlearly Blippi saw that an honest way to make money is by making videos for kids, not the crap he was churning out previously (again, pun totally intended), and I respect the turn around.Ĭontinue this thread View Entire Discussion (29 Comments) More posts from the youtube community Continue browsing in ryoutube ryoutube - rYouTube is for meta-discussion about YouTube as a platform - its features, bugs, business decisions, etc. Knowing that the internet is more or less permanent, it begs the question: How do we as a society deal with past, I guess Ill call it youthful indiscretions online. Thats not the case now, you post a YouTube video, it is immediately replicated across numerous other channels or platforms. Im 36, and shit that I did online, when the internet was becoming popular (earlyish days of AOL, MySpace, geocities, etc, for example) is likely lost at this point.
He looks like he has some sadistic dark side and I thought it was strange to see him doing educational stuff for toddlers. Personally, I always thought something seemed super creepy about him. Someone who has that much monetization on Youtube HAS to have someone looking after him because they have productionadvertising money tied up in his videos.
When you type for kids after most searches on YouTube, he will most likely show up with his goofy ass. It does seem like someone out there is trying to protect him. My kids love his stupid videos and I dont think hes a creep.
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