SkyBlueFlux
Well-Known Member
I only watch reaction videos if the person doing the reacting actually adds some value that isn’t just sitting in the corner pulling faces to sponge views and revenue off the creativity of others. In my opinion some of it is tantamount to creative theft no different to profiting from piracy.
There has to be some transformative element to it. I will watch a series where, say a classical composer reacts to some contemporary music because they usually add a lot of interesting insight and commentary. Or LegalEagle reacting to how accurate the portrayal of the legal system is in various movies. That is a fair and value-add way of doing it.
This “American reacts to British sports” or “Random person I don’t care about hears/sees/watches X for the first time” type of shite though… Nah. I’ll pass. Brain rot.
There has to be some transformative element to it. I will watch a series where, say a classical composer reacts to some contemporary music because they usually add a lot of interesting insight and commentary. Or LegalEagle reacting to how accurate the portrayal of the legal system is in various movies. That is a fair and value-add way of doing it.
This “American reacts to British sports” or “Random person I don’t care about hears/sees/watches X for the first time” type of shite though… Nah. I’ll pass. Brain rot.