Should ASMR Channels Be Considered "Safe Spaces"? ( + My Thoughts On Insidious YouTube Channels & Art ) Soft Spoken Vlog (Patreon)
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I know, I know, another not-roleplay video. Forgive me, I'm still not feeling 100%. But at least I have a good idea why now! Yay! ( Skip to 5:30 where there actual topics of the video start if you don't want to know the life & channel updates. ) This is all very soft spoken!
Anyway in this video I bring up the concept of ASMR Channels - specifically Roleplay channels - and whether they should be "safe spaces" where audiences can feel welcome, included, and comfortable without worry if there will be material that could upset, shock, or offend them; or if like any other genre of content they should be free-for-alls for creators to upload content at their discretion and it's the audience's responsibility to choose what they consume. As what people deem to be "relaxing content" is highly subjective.
I also delve into the realm of YouTube channels that on the surface seem to be clean and family friendly but could actually have ugly ulterior motives behind each upload (and no, I'm not talking about Elsagate!).
To top it all off I bring up the concept of art and how artists feel protective of their work and intellectual property as well as the argument in regards to the legality of selling fanart of someone else's copyrighted IP, plus the successes of those who do sell fanwork as opposed to artists who try to make a living off of original creations and concepts - sharing both my personal experiences and that of my friend and artist, AnnaMaria Bryant. Give this a listen as I'd like to know your thoughts on these topics in the comments down below! I love you all and remember to stay awesome! xoxo Kitti Minx
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