Ali-A Has Fallen Toward Irrelevancy (Fortnite)

her videos have become the purest form of cancerous clickbait i miss when elia used to play the actual game instead of just showing characters dancing and getting excited for 10 minutes why the hell would i watch one of her videos when i have no idea what containing? the thumbnail and title are blatant lies. Other things have now become unbearable fortnightly clickbait. She is facing the miniatures of her with them. exaggerated reactions. It just makes me want to put my fist through the screen. Why does Ellie get so much hate? Ellie is clicking bait to get out. From the video of her abusing him like there was no tomorrow, the epitome of trash, in reality she has never given anything away.

It's been a long journey, but I guess it's coming to an end. I see a lot of YouTube content not performing as well as it normally does. At the start of the season, during its peak month in March 2018, Other Things garnered a whopping 207 million views. His bass-boosted intro appeared in the top video every fortnight on YouTube. People respected his opinion on whatever game he was talking about and his Fortnite content was at its most relevant, however, as of late, after a fairly linear decline in popularity, alia's audience has

fallen

to around 15 million views per month, this is between 90 and 95 percent less than at its peak and although 15 million views per month is still quite reasonable compared to his own previous performance the last time Ali received only 15 million views in one month was in July 2012, more than nine years ago, there is no doubt that Aliye has

fallen

from grace considering how many people came to hate him throughout his career.

What I had to ask was whether Ali was a misunderstood positive creator who had simply forgotten that better, more creative content took his place, or was his demise a case of pure karma coming back to haunt him after years of eliciting clicks on his audience. Well, I want you to stay informed. Keep one specific thing in mind while watching this video: alia's relevance on youtube was heavily tied to the popularity of the game he was playing. It's no coincidence that alia and ninja's audience graph looked like this next to each other, both with two very similar peak months at 200 million views each, they were playing the same game with the same audience, yet fifteen days was not the first game in which ali had experienced this phenomenon, in fact, alia had gained over 9 million subscribers before

fortnite

was released, previously she had been a youtuber call of duty covering updates, game announcements and general news dating back to 2010.

Hi everyone, I'm Alia Allister and this is the second one you can get in a row. Alia would begin to experience this same scenario where her audience would fluctuate depending on something completely out of her control about how popular Call of Duty was, it should also be noted that since other things covered news and announcements within the game, the The only people who would look would be the current player base if you were doing something like games, even people. Those who were no longer playing the game might have occasionally signed up to be entertained by the skill, but when specific updates are covered, the only people interested will be the people playing the game at the time.

This whole phenomenon also seemed to be the reason why she finally stopped making Call of Duty videos? First of all, she said that my Fortnite videos would get more views in the first few hours than a cod video would in a day. I was struggling to create content, the views weren't very good and in the end. This could also be seen when looking at its charts in 2017, as interest in Call of Duty decreased with each new release. We can see that Alia's views fell from around 50 million in 2015 and 2016 to around 20 million in 2017. The content was getting worse, no, there was simply less interest in the topic, so understandably when Fortnite launched it saw the opportunity to abandon ship, etc., but once again he made a deal with the devil: his audience would be directly related to the popularity of Fortnite.

However, Alia's change of game also created a new problem that would eventually contribute to her demise. Yes, there was definitely a backlash from the juicy community when I decided to leave the parts and go towards Fortnite. You left, how could you do this to us? leaving call of duty alia's reputation took a bit of a hit as much of her audience began to dislike her for leaving cod for

fortnite

in order to get more views now that the game change made sense from aliea's perspective alone two months after making the fortnite content his own the monthly viewing count had tripled, unfortunately his Call of Duty audience was a little less rational and saw it as something of a betrayal with some comments on Reddit saying he did exactly that , forgot about the fans that made it as big as it is, this started what would be the early stages of a universal dislike of aliens and once a few people get started, it doesn't seem to take long for a whole group of people to get into it. get on the bandwagon and suddenly that number grows simply because your friend hates you, however, there were more reasons.

As for why people were losing respect for everyone, after switching to Fortnite, he would cover updates, general news, and future announcements for the game, just like he had done with Call of Duty. This worked extremely well as people were constantly desperate to know what was going to happen. He will be included in the game next, often helping Allied get up to 8 million views simply by talking about new additions to the game. It will be updated every fortnight and many things have been added. However, I will let you know that everything is new. The part that started to erode his reputation and turn more members of the community against him was that Ali would go all out with clickbait.

Many of the most viewed videos on Aliea's channel show a complete lie of a miniature of a new secret chess found in Fortnite. a chest that wasn't in the game hulk's fifteen day challenge when hulk wasn't even in the game opening the secret bunker what's inside when the bunker couldn't even be opened misleading title photoshop misleading thumbnail this is exactly what's wrong youtube, in my opinion, it's so easy to game the algorithm that there were even posts on reddit with around 400 upvotes saying that the only thing I can't stand about aliye is his fifteen day old thumbnails and how fake they are, the only thing What he does is say my God or crazy. in the title of it and it puts false things like the launcher.

He used to be a fan of his until he became the most clickbait guy ever. I can't stand it when you click on any of these videos you will be greeted with an exaggerated comment. -above excessively happy and genuine person welcome everyone to another one for tonight Friday. We've already talked about this in another video, but I like to use the example of ninjas. People liked him at first because he was genuine when he was happy. happy when he was upset he was upset when he felt toxic he was toxic people respected him as he was willing to show water and everything alien gave off a different vibe he constantly smiled everything was exciting always high pitched oh what is happening let the happen next type of aura, this might be a bit of a stretch, but I think people may feel that humans are not really like that and therefore dismiss this type of personality as fake and unpleasant in relation to this.

One Reddit user said yes to all of them. time i open the trending games on youtube and see his fake expression face omg i want to puke however there is an exception to the rule it works with kids he is all the most cancerous person on youtube no one except the 13-year-old children, he cares about their opinions when observing. its thumbnails, titles and personality, people quickly realized that its audience was almost exclusively children, now this has contributed to its demise in different interesting ways from a reputation point of view, people seem to have a natural aversion towards creators who simply appeal to a younger audience, perhaps.

Is it because there is an underlying sense that young audiences are the low hanging fruit on youtube and will just watch anything or maybe there is a touch of jealousy and resentment at the fact that most creators with a young audience just get a Incredible number of views due to the huge group of kids on YouTube, plus older viewers seem to distance themselves from creators who have a young audience because they don't want to admit that they enjoy content aimed at kids. Now these are some of the reasons why having a young audience damages a creator's reputation, but the other problem is that with enough time children eventually grow up and become teenagers and adults.

We saw a similar phenomenon when examining Stampy's downfall. The entire video was summed up with a comment saying that Stampy didn't take a fall. everyone just grew up, Fortnite is now four years old, which means that 13 year olds who might have been enjoying Aliea's clickbaity content towards the beginning of the game are now 16 or 17 years old and have most likely moved on to more mature creators. In 10 years, the 11 year olds who were Alia's first fans will be 21 years old, and unless the content changes, they will no longer be interested in the videos being produced, as one reddit comment stated, well, there's no chance you'll watch alia's videos. if you're 16 or older but what made things worse was that alia also seemed to be scamming her young audience to some extent in a video titled fortnite sent me a secret package what's inside alia would unpack a bunch of different items of fortnite merchandise while pinning a comment saying let me know what prize you'd like to win, which will generate 300,000 comments on a video with six million views, plus everyone would stay.

Finally, make sure you subscribe to the channel so I can contact the winners once it has been decided that once again it was a blatant lie since youtube is not a social network like Twitter where you can simply contact a penguin subscriber zero or critic was the first person to address this topic in a video titled ali a master of clickbait and scams that further extend ali's negative reputation and in a nutshell other things is what it looks like when you sell your soul to make money . He is the top YouTube clickbaiter for kids. He will play any game just by following these other feedback channels. joined the trend that spreads hate exponentially, her youtube name is ali a and eventually creates some of the most shallow and greedy gaming content on youtube if you pick a random gamer from the population and ask them what they think of aliye.

It was the same response every time I hate his videos. Now if you mention Ali in a conversation, a lot of people don't like him, I mean come on, on most YouTubers' first video there will always be a comment that says 0-0. A legend was born, but in Ali A's first video, the main comment is zero-zero. Amina was born. Ali A's reputation could be summed up in three words. He was not respected, however, another thing Ali A had to accept and eventually added to his. The disappearance was the lack of ability to see it again on his channel.

Many channels can stay afloat for months or even years after an initial period of explosion simply because the content is timeless in the space of four nights. C-Day is a good example of this, many of the videos of him. from a year or two ago are still fun and easy to watch even though the game has changed substantially because the gameplay and editing support the video quality; it still gets over a hundred thousand views a day even though he hasn't. uploaded in a year and a half but with alias content, a video about an update or a new skin that came out two years ago is completely useless in today's environment, a whole style requires you to constantly produce videos about novel parts of the game, but the The problem with this is that most videos are totally irrelevant after a month or so with a creator like Noah's Noah.

You have comments on almost every video like Noah's Noah. It's the only reason I keep watching Fortnite and it's because of its content. continues to attract people who no longer play the game similar to c-day the content is supported by a unique edition of comedy and specifically entertainment unlike informational videos of other things that attract only the current player base, all this too It assumes that there is even a demand. knowing new updates from the current player base, which is a problem that the hype around a new update has also had to deal with as of late, is not even comparable to the enthusiasm for a new update in 2018.

When the game was first released,everyone was constantly on the edge of their seat wondering what the next new game-changing element would be. People were so desperate to know that clickbait worked perfectly. Season 5's new map changes got almost 5 million views because people really wanted to know what the new map would look like, however, a video from just four months ago showing off the new Battle Royale map got less than 400,000 views because people just don't care what map they go to. Additionally, there was also a lot of excitement around the new cosmetics and skins in the game at first.

A title like unlocking free legendary skins appealed to kids without any problem as people were desperate to know what the next cool skin could be. But recently a title like Epic gave me the new Zero Batman skin from the beginning it just doesn't create the same height because whatever it is, it's just another skin that we've already seen before so people just don't watch the videos, but the credit. From ali a, the decline in its audience appears to be a primary result of Fortnite's declining player base. If we compare their graph with, for example, muselk and lachlan, we can see that they all follow a very similar pattern even though they all still do very well. quality videos and go one step further if we compare them with those of Google Trends for Fortnite you can see that there is an almost perfect correlation however it also undoubtedly has a lot to do with this reputation that is quite tarnished due to the years of clickbait elia has another call of duty channel called allierplays which has so far seen much less success than his fortnite channel, this could be because there isn't a big audience for cod content on youtube anymore, but i also have a suspicion that the The game's older audience refuses to watch anything else, as it has already established itself as a cringe-worthy Fortnite clickbait YouTuber. which a larger audience might distance themselves from for the reasons mentioned above, but to refute this claim once again, Ali A has a third channel with seven million subscribers called More Alien where he posts reactions to random non-Fortnite videos.

Hilariously, this channel now earns about twice as much. as many views as Aliea's main channel, around 30 million per month, so perhaps it is unreasonable to say that Alien has become irrelevant, perhaps its audience has simply switched to a different type of content, perhaps Ali has just spin once more when the next big game comes around. comes out as it initially did with Call of Duty, however this time its reputation is significantly worse and such a change might not be as smooth.