Yes I would agree they are increasingly entrepreneurs but they wouldn't be the first youtubers who did well on the platform but couldn't translate that to other media. They haven't really been tested enough. The radio show did get 'axed' and it's unclear what the circumstances were. The show, the books, all the merch ... it shows they certainly aren't afraid to do new things but it all heavily relies on their youtube. Or on the personal connection they have with their audience, through vlogging.liola wrote: Fri Jun 22, 2018 9:04 am But I dont consider them youtubers anymore. They're entrepreneurs. They have branched to so much stuff and I wouldn't be surprised if they entered the online world with a production company, not just for youtubers. It's my dream for Phil, I admit it. I like their creative stuff and wouldn't mind seeing more of it but it's not where the majority of their revenue come from.
That said I think his attitude towards videos right now isn't surprising and I don't think it's surprising. Tour is a big thing to worry about and it's their priority
Now I wanna mention the dream I had last night because it felt too real
Your dream is one of a kind








