JOHN HILL INCITING SKATEBOARDING CULTURE WAR.

[Shuh]

Let's just say that a youloser vlogging kook makes $2 for a view regardless of like or dislike and depending on how many views and so on and so forth.

If they're a modest vloggers like Ben Degros or Chad Caruso they make at least $80k plus free products they get.

What I'm trying to say Fuck John Hill if he was smart enough he'd make his own zine, FUCK OFF  look at my teeth and my kooky style 

John we never wanted to hear your stupid voice much less your narcissistic waghhhhh bitching.

Ben just reviewed pants, check it out slappers

[Sick_McCrank_]

honestly, arent hellride trasher and white theeth john both quite corny?

[johnes]

hey john on behalf of SLAP go fuck yourself

Okay :/

[Lowcalcium]

There will always be real skateboarding going on, and I think eventually the whole YouTube / Social Media Landscape will collapse because people will realize its not authentic to film yourself every waking moment of your life.

There's plenty of real skateboarding that goes down and never gets filmed. It's just passed down by word of mouth from skate Bard to skate Bard....someone like Stranger comes to mind

[Pete]

was the $180 private tony hawk video worth it i need to know.


free max b

[Alan]

$2 per view seems like a lot. I thought they get a fraction of that.

[DarthDingusMaximus]

$2 per view seems like a lot. I thought they get a fraction of that.

Not sure the actual pay revenue but it's somewhere in that ballpark.  I was basing it off a mild youtuber Ben Degros he has a modest number of followers.  I'll say .75 cents per view to be modest either way that's quite a bit.

Now someone like Pewdiepie or some other jackass with a shtick and a shitload of foloowers they make a gratuitous amount for views.

[HeapsCool]

was the $180 private tony hawk video worth it i need to know.


free max b

I wouldn't recommend it to everyone but I can do a 900 now.

[heckler]

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$2 per view seems like a lot. I thought they get a fraction of that.

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Not sure the actual pay revenue but it's somewhere in that ballpark.  I was basing it off a mild youtuber Ben Degros he has a modest number of followers.  I'll say .75 cents per view to be modest either way that's quite a bit.

Now someone like Pewdiepie or some other jackass with a shtick and a shitload of foloowers they make a gratuitous amount for views.

I thought it was way closer to $0.02 a view or something along those lines. Maybe I'm confusing it with Spotify, but it has to be somewhat low the way they can only make a living by pumping out videos on a semi-daily basis.

[HeapsCool]

Kinda crazy that millions of people getting gassed to death in muddy trenches across Europe and John Hill making a video to complain about a magazine are both called “wars”.

Here you go - https://www.google.com/search?q=culture+war+definition&oq=culture+war+def&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l7.8901j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

[DarthDingusMaximus]

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Kinda crazy that millions of people getting gassed to death in muddy trenches across Europe and John Hill making a video to complain about a magazine are both called “wars”.

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Here you go - https://www.google.com/search?q=culture+war+definition&oq=culture+war+def&aqs=chrome.1.69i57j0l7.8901j1j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8

1st world problems

[DarthDingusMaximus]

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$2 per view seems like a lot. I thought they get a fraction of that.

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Not sure the actual pay revenue but it's somewhere in that ballpark.  I was basing it off a mild youtuber Ben Degros he has a modest number of followers.  I'll say .75 cents per view to be modest either way that's quite a bit.

Now someone like Pewdiepie or some other jackass with a shtick and a shitload of foloowers they make a gratuitous amount for views.

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I thought it was way closer to $0.02 a view or something along those lines. Maybe I'm confusing it with Spotify, but it has to be somewhat low the way they can only make a living by pumping out videos on a semi-daily basis.

I think for every 10,000 views they get a big chunk of change I think $250 now don't quote me on this but that's for a smaller streamer now imagine that for bigger youloser whom make shitloads of content that sucks Jake Paul or Braille & Co....

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$2 per view seems like a lot. I thought they get a fraction of that.

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Not sure the actual pay revenue but it's somewhere in that ballpark.  I was basing it off a mild youtuber Ben Degros he has a modest number of followers.  I'll say .75 cents per view to be modest either way that's quite a bit.

Now someone like Pewdiepie or some other jackass with a shtick and a shitload of foloowers they make a gratuitous amount for views.

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I thought it was way closer to $0.02 a view or something along those lines. Maybe I'm confusing it with Spotify, but it has to be somewhat low the way they can only make a living by pumping out videos on a semi-daily basis.

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I think for every 10,000 views they get a big chunk of change I think $250 now don't quote me on this but that's for a smaller streamer now imagine that for bigger youloser whom make shitloads of content that sucks Jake Paul or Braille & Co....

$250 divided by 10,000 views is $0.025 so yeah, about what I said.

[live, laugh, love]

Sorry I got bored

[shingles]

That's the guy he talks about dropping a part. Sick style and all, but how would he want to be involved with all this Youtube stuff?

[celery man]

I never understood how reaction videos became so popular

2 girls 1 cup.

[admin]

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$2 per view seems like a lot. I thought they get a fraction of that.

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Not sure the actual pay revenue but it's somewhere in that ballpark.  I was basing it off a mild youtuber Ben Degros he has a modest number of followers.  I'll say .75 cents per view to be modest either way that's quite a bit.

Now someone like Pewdiepie or some other jackass with a shtick and a shitload of foloowers they make a gratuitous amount for views.

Yeah from personal experience this is WAY inflated. If your talking about ad money its generally like $1,000 per 1,000,000 views so like .0001 cent per view. Now sponsored videos and the like are a whole other ballgame.

[Kick]

I can never stand this guy. Is he aware of how obnoxious he comes off? Does he not think acting this way rubs people the wrong way? I’m not talking just skaters here. I looked up other videos he has made about Thrasher. He seems to have a grudge with them, talked some shit about their operation. It’s shocking that they don’t want to work with someone who has made videos trashing their brand.

[I_Respect_Wood]

This guy and revive make me miss termite skateboards.

LMAO

[SkateChimney]

I typically don't pay much mind to the whole YouTube skate thing because I mainly view it as something targeted toward kids. But it's weird how much they seem to want it both ways. They wanna go against the grain of "traditional" skate content and fish for views with clickbait-y titles and gimmicky premises, then they act shocked when those traditional avenues don't embrace them. They declare themselves "pro" without a quarter of the work and talent then they expect actual professionals to consider them equals in an industry they're actively isolating themselves from. They're selling pricepoint hardgoods in an already oversaturated market to compete with real brands, and then they're surprised when a media conglomerate that heavily relies on those real brands doesn't include them in the mix as if they're somehow entitled to be. Like I said, I'm not very concerned about their content. If they wanna cater themselves to 12 year olds and cut corners for attention, fine. Get that YouTube money. But you don't get to have it both ways.

i left this comment on the video, its spot on - i hope you dont mind

[pizzafliptofakie]

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I typically don't pay much mind to the whole YouTube skate thing because I mainly view it as something targeted toward kids. But it's weird how much they seem to want it both ways. They wanna go against the grain of "traditional" skate content and fish for views with clickbait-y titles and gimmicky premises, then they act shocked when those traditional avenues don't embrace them. They declare themselves "pro" without a quarter of the work and talent then they expect actual professionals to consider them equals in an industry they're actively isolating themselves from. They're selling pricepoint hardgoods in an already oversaturated market to compete with real brands, and then they're surprised when a media conglomerate that heavily relies on those real brands doesn't include them in the mix as if they're somehow entitled to be. Like I said, I'm not very concerned about their content. If they wanna cater themselves to 12 year olds and cut corners for attention, fine. Get that YouTube money. But you don't get to have it both ways.

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i left this comment on the video, its spot on - i hope you dont mind

haha, I'm curious to see how THEY react to it, but by all means.

[City of Drunken Totems]

That's the guy he talks about dropping a part. Sick style and all, but how would he want to be involved with all this Youtube stuff?

obviously because he's a dork, they're all dorks, dorks stick together

[Mesteezo]

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I never understood how reaction videos became so popular

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2 girls 1 cup.

[KingSharkIsAShark]

John Hill is the master troll. straight making money off of SLAP. I guess in the end he got his advertisement for FREE

[Chapingro]

That's the guy he talks about dropping a part. Sick style and all, but how would he want to be involved with all this Youtube stuff?

prolly because he gets paid? i think these youtubers are making decent money

[Highonangeldust]

Is it weird I wanna to a fat line of blow off his teeth?

[KingSharkIsAShark]

John Hill is the master troll. straight making money off of SLAP. I guess in the end he got his advertisement in the skateboarding community for FREE

[Lou Strux]

John Hill is the master troll. straight making money off of SLAP. I guess in the end he got his advertisement for FREE

John Hill is the master troll. straight making money off of SLAP. I guess in the end he got his advertisement in the skateboarding community for FREE

Right. Right.
I got you the first time.
You kinda caught me off guard with the part where he’s figured out how to make money off of SLAP.
Thought HSP were the only ones collecting revenue from this place, but live & learn, I guess.
Wonder why we haven’t figured that out yet. I reckon we’re just a bunch of hayseeds, not smart enough to see the big picture.
Also, nice anklet chain, buddy.

[KingSharkIsAShark]

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John Hill is the master troll. straight making money off of SLAP. I guess in the end he got his advertisement for FREE

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John Hill is the master troll. straight making money off of SLAP. I guess in the end he got his advertisement in the skateboarding community for FREE

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Right. Right.
I got you the first time.
You kinda caught me off guard with the part where he’s figured out how to make money off of SLAP.
Thought HSP were the only ones collecting revenue from this place, but live & learn, I guess.
Wonder why we haven’t figured that out yet. I reckon we’re just a bunch of hayseeds, not smart enough to see the big picture.
Also, nice anklet chain, buddy.

Thanks for the compliment. Not too many people here were digging the bracelet but it's cuz they are haters. Can't wait till I'm a SLAP Pal like you   

[CorneliusCardew]

Start your own print magazine. I dare you.

I dream of this often. I would love to have a nice quarterly magazine with subscribers dedicated to free expression instead of commerce and patronage.

Thrasher didn't do it like that though, it was no dream or literary vocation, it was part of marketing the brands that the head already owned. More like a newsletter.