YouTubers And Their Stalkers: Scratching The Surface Of YouTuber Fandom

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YouTubers And Their Stalkers: Scratching The Surface Of YouTuber Fandom

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I could truly talk about this forever, but today, we're dipping toes into the world of YouTube creators and their stalkers. As a long-time (literal) subscriber to many YouTube creators, I can say that I've positively benefitted from their influence. But as usual, there's a down side to it. Chances are, every YouTuber out there (especially those making a full-time income from the platform) will have at least one pathological parasocial relationship to share. If you enjoy the pod, please rate, review, & subscribe! You can find me on IG @sarahsupergr8, too. Sources referenced in this episode: How Many Videos Are Uploaded To YouTube A Day in 2023? - EarthWeb Do People Use YouTubers to Replace Real Relationships? | Psychology Today We had to call the police at 368 - YouTube I ARRESTED THE GUY WHO BROKE INTO MY HOUSE... IN MY HOUSE... - YouTube ROMAN ATWOOD WAS FORCED OFF YOUTUBE BY HORRIFYING STALKER - YouTube Christina Grimmie - Wikipedia

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