Siebter
Less soul, more mind
I haven't watched the threads on reddit about Buds current situation, but I'm sure it's a good idea to keep it that way, because the little I hear about what crap is spread there and elsewhere about him and his relationship with Ghost is enough to make me puke.
So yeah, he pushed the MV1 a little, but honestly: although I was a total noob when I stepped into the VC universe (which was about the time when the MV1 came out) I had no problem making up my own mind when watching his videos about the MV1. Or any other device he reviewed (and let's not forget: he reviewed a lot, the Ghost was not the only device he featured and raved about). I don't understand how anyone could make him responsible for purchasing a multihundred$$ device – who bases such a purchase solely on YT-reviews anyway?
In his latest / last video Bud mentioned that his credibility as a reviewer has been destroyed by this incident, and he is probably right. Because the reviewing business has become exactly that: a business – instead of sharing experiences within a very niche subculture. It's pretty obvious to me that it's actually us as a consumer who turn reviewing into such a toxic business.
To me Bud never lost his credibility at any point. I actually think he's the most unfiltered guy I have ever seen streaming on YouTube.
So yeah, he pushed the MV1 a little, but honestly: although I was a total noob when I stepped into the VC universe (which was about the time when the MV1 came out) I had no problem making up my own mind when watching his videos about the MV1. Or any other device he reviewed (and let's not forget: he reviewed a lot, the Ghost was not the only device he featured and raved about). I don't understand how anyone could make him responsible for purchasing a multihundred$$ device – who bases such a purchase solely on YT-reviews anyway?
In his latest / last video Bud mentioned that his credibility as a reviewer has been destroyed by this incident, and he is probably right. Because the reviewing business has become exactly that: a business – instead of sharing experiences within a very niche subculture. It's pretty obvious to me that it's actually us as a consumer who turn reviewing into such a toxic business.
To me Bud never lost his credibility at any point. I actually think he's the most unfiltered guy I have ever seen streaming on YouTube.
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