Youtube Exposed

[stingers]

http://www.youtube.com/user/MrChiCity3#p/u/4/V0bGs-hhenI

Real talk

 

[Dark Hart]

omg stingers I love that guy. He's funny lol

 

[stingers]

i've only seen that and the fridge stock video and I had to subscribe lol

 

[Rayku]

That video was the most legit thing I've ever seen.

The laugh at the end reminds me of DogySamich

 

[stingers]

oh and I've seen all the make a difference mondays. which are awesome.

 

[Sandtru27]

Chi City Mayne

 

[AceDudeyeah]

That's so gay.
3000 subscribers??
1000 views on videos?
**** google. I'm going Bing

 

[null55]

get ****ed up internet. Chi city mayn.

 

[Sandtru27]

that's cause all you do is dance to bad music inspired by overrated combo videos (that happened to be bad/staged)

 

[ph00tbag]

I guess I'm not really surprised. Interesting point Chi makes. Although the primary issue with his argument is that not targeting a specific market segment--ie trying to be everything for everyone--has never been a successful business model. True, it might possibly boost revenue to just let the subscription market be, but the counterpoint to that is mentioned earlier: the costs would be enormous. This always happens: when a firm tries to be too broad in its targeting, the costs will always go up.

Who knows, maybe revenues would go up more than costs, but is it worth the risk? Decades of conventional business wisdom is working against his argument.