id: 34864 - Text: @laurenceknight9350 well what I meant was, I believe all of mark's videos had been demonetized years ago. I find it funny he's pretending that right now his videos are all of a sudden demonetized.
id: 34928 - Text: It's not about what Youtube wants. This type of content is not attractive to the advertisers who would simply prefer to have their content shown on cute kitten videos. That is all there is to it.
id: 34937 - Text: What costs of making them? The production costs for these videos is next to nothing
id: 34949 - Text: @joyfuldays596 Someone certainly might click on one of Mark's videos because they see a pretty girl, but they are likely going to come away with empathy for the person and a deeper understanding of the "underbelly" of our society that has not been humanized for them before. If the interviewees wear skimpy clothing as part of their work, then what you're seeing reflects reality. It is a juxtaposition, women who sell their bodies to survive opening up their souls to thousands of strangers on the internet. We might be getting a more honest and introspective portrait than they are able to share with many people in their daily lives.
id: 34952 - Text: @FadedEnlightenment He pays every person he interviews for their time, he also has editors that edit these videos and upload them, he also has the cost of renting a studio in one of the largest and most expensive cities in the world. There's a lot more that goes into it than you think
id: 34957 - Text: @FadedEnlightenment What money you'll generate? YT doesn't pay him for these videos. All out of your pocket, tuff guy, start filming.
I wonder what kind of people you can approach on the street to trust you enough to go back to your studio for filming, AFTER you agree to pay them.
Better get going, it's easy.
id: 34995 - Text: I never knew mark was not able to monetize these videos. YouTube is not short sighted at all for not allowing a monetization of these type of videos, they are just 100 💯 percent greedy, they don't want to pay mark the money 💰 he is due, I wish there was another site mark could use to help give these people exposure. YouTube is getting rich off 📴 this man ♂️. YouTube is evil 🙈 for that.
id: 35001 - Text: @FadedEnlightenment you are 100% wrong with these videos cost next to nothing
id: 35031 - Text: @marylougeorge9890 Interview of this "quality" can be setup by paying $20 to the person, or her fee, whatever that is, in the case of women like this P. on the video, that's all. It doesn't cost much. Bring her to your office, setup two cameras and that's it. There is almost no editing on his vids.
Honestly, I don't know how Youtube let him do this for long. But he has nothing to worry about. He can make a lot more with donations and I hope he does.
id: 35033 - Text: @chrisjones6496 One word that communicate a lot. It is possibly evidence of her internal thoughts and a possible sign of emotional detachment that happens when you don't attach to a child she carried. Passing is like pass of an object or passing as in death most likely emotional death she experiences in the lifestyle that has effected her ability to attach in a healthy way to her children. Passing her children off to someone else or something out of her control such as a mother who's children or child reside with someone else, had miscarriage, ended pregnancy by choice, and or has children with her that she is emotionally detached from. The narc mothers every addict speaks of. Interesting that I have never seen one video that an addict says thier mother was in this same lifestyle. The children detach as well and have difficulty admitting that truth to themselves or others because of shame but really to protect a mother that didn't really protect them. Children will make up stories of how great mom was or even tell every other part of the bad experiences except this part you see here. Passing of the baby also is done directly to the doctor or nurse. Women would say this when their were medical problems with the baby such a drugs in the system or early labor. Passing the baby to the father after birth is done as well. If no father is involved that is her depression speaking. If you asked her what she was thinking she may say she only meant passing the baby through the vaginal canal to defend all the hurt, shame, and responsibility she feels for effecting her baby. Childbirth (passing of the baby through the vaginal canal and losing the baby at birth) was very painfully and emotionally traumatic for her. When someone says something slightly awkward and repeats it several times it is usually to communicate something not a word not commonly used by the majority. It's to defend themselves and they learn to use it to abuse others by effecting thier emotions. Example if you tell someone you are afraid of apples they will repeat the word apple when you are around. Even gaslight to say they are not saying it and call a person crazy. She has been through a lot and one word can say a lot that she doesn't want to say. She doesn't say she is hurting, scared, afraid, ashamed, fears she can't go back to the future she dreamed of as a child, or that she fears she may not be capable of being a good mother. All that is in her head but she just repeats the word passing several times. She smiled at being pregnant as if it is a happy moment but based on her previous experience and current choices how can that be? That is nervous laughter not joy. She is just passing time not making healthy choices. She gets that but has difficultly changing it at this point. I pray she gets the help she needs.