Talk Shows on YouTube

As you know (or not, if you live in a cave with no internet) YouTube is a really efficient social network for spreading all types of things related to entertainment or learning. One of the things that are shared is TV talk shows like The Late Late show, The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, and Conan. There is also some talk shows on YouTube itself such as 8 Minutos produced by the Brazilian Stand up Comedian Rafinha Bastos on his YouTube Channel (Rafinha Bastos).

Youtube as a Sharing Tool

Youtube, a popular video-sharing community, has gained a  substantial role in our community nowadays.  It is a social media, that by definition, is a place where users create content and share. This website's big user platform may be useful for a variety of reasons. It may help spread an idea, build a career, or even share your life and experiences with the world.

Example #1:

YouTube as a Learning Tool

It may seem, according to the previous posts of this blog, that YouTube is a tool that is used only for social purposes, however, there is also a strong connection between this social media and schools worldwide. Considering that many schools are becoming more and more dependent on internet and devices, there is a necessity of a tool that can simultaneously, care for the safety and learning of the students.

YouTube, a Place for Everything

YouTube is one of the most common social media, used by hundred of thousands of people. The viewers of this network are exposed to basically any content they wish to see. YouTube is designed to fulfill any expectation, to have at least one video in a certain topic.

The large variety of channels put up a vast amount of content. Here are a few examples:

Comedy on YouTube

As you all know, YouTube is filled with funny videos such as this one:

Haters

Haters are one of the main factors that cause YouTubers to give up on their channels. They are inevitable and present on every channel, but haters should not make you quit. Here is why:

1. A hater has to care enough about you to hate you. No one hates what doesn't matter to them.

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YouTube and Music - Partners in Crime

YouTube and the musical industry are more connected than you think!