Name: フィリップ・デフランコ、スパイシーな手羽先を食べながらYouTubeの記録を更新｜Hot Ones (Philip DeFranco Sets a YouTube Record While Eating Spicy Wings | Hot Ones)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:49:35.000Z
Duration: 23 min 43 s
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I need both these to destroy my soul and these questions to destroy my career.

That's what I need out of the next five minutes of this video.

I'm Sean Evans and you're watching hot ones.

It's the show with hot questions and even hotter wings.

And at long last, I'm joined by Philip to Franco.

He's a YouTube juggernaut new media powerhouse.

You know him as the host of the wildly popular Philip to Franco show Philly D.

I, uh, once I sat down and actually saw it in person rather than video, I got a little nervous Before we get started.

I do want to say thank you for shouting us out on today and awesome for all these years.

You were on the hot ones bandwagon early on, your great interviewer and I like I like seeing people in pain.

It is a different experience, but I'm ready.

So I start naturally by talking some shop.

You've been one of the biggest people on YouTube for a decade strong and therefore of a unique perspective.

When it comes to YouTube, step by step evolution.

What's the biggest difference between a YouTube star and 2018 versus a 2010 age and accessibility?

Right When I was coming up, it was it was definitely 18 toe like 45 right?

The biggest guy on YouTube at the time was this the sky geriatric 1927.

I goto Vidcon and there are 12 year olds that hopped off on musically, that air converting over and they're the big thing.

I think that's what exquisite, exciting, though, because they can come in young, hopefully managed properly by parents and people who mean well.

But then, yeah, it's a whole new world That's also a weird world.

Do you remember how you discovered YouTube and what you're watching at the time?

Eso is this old old Siri's called lonelygirl 15.

There was a squirrel that appeared that she was just a blogger, and that turned out to be this whole fake soap opera, anything and then I just kind of fell in love off of YouTube with talking heads, Thanks to say frank way, way back in the day.

And then when he stopped his show, I want to make a really bad version of that.

And I did that for about four years and then slowly found my voice.

Did the YouTube community do as much winding back then as we do today?

Well, because now we have business issues.

It's been three days like this thing's not showing up.

There are a lot of creatures that hated that, that Google purchased YouTube.

But I was just like, Oh, good, they're gonna have some money.

We're gonna hopefully be able to figure stuff out.

But yeah, no, it's It's just less broken.

What's one thing that you definitely don't miss about YouTube's formative years?

I did it for several years, just as a hobby.

Didn't make a cent, was gonna I was gonna stop doing it back in the day.

It was because it was killing my grades in college.

And then one day you too was said, Hey, we're getting 40.

People were gonna start paying you guys money and they're like it's gonna get a lot of money.

I thought I made a mistake for about two years.

So the state of journalism is something I feel like I could talk to you about all day and I'll start with this.

Where should people get their news everywhere?

Um, if you're not comparing and contrasting, you're getting one source is one of the reasons why one of my biggest things is giving the fax.

I'm also giving you my opinion, but it needs to be a jumping off point.

I don't want to do a blanket statement, right?

I think that there are a lot of people trying their best that there may be working at organizations that don't necessarily care about presenting the full story as much as presenting a narrative.

Whether you're looking at mainstream and sense of Fox News and CNN, all the way to a bright bart to a Huffington post, when whenever you sit down and read.

It feels like someone trying to make you think of things.

If Facebook is suffering from fake news, what's YouTube's corollary?

How our Facebook and YouTube different is information delivery systems, and they're not, really, um, both places the way they're set up in general, you're getting your news based often algorithm right, And it's a problem that YouTube was talking about recently with With Video is about conspiracy theories.

The algorithm is trying to keep you on sight.

The algorithm favors you staying here rather than going somewhere else, especially competitors.

So if you are interested in this kind of concept and it might not be true, it might be sensational.

Despite what Robert Cancel says in an interview with Casey Neistat, the algorithm right now makes you want to stay there and feed you more of that same content.

So it's really, really important once again to go out of your way to try and get information everywhere, because if you're getting information based off of an algorithm, you're just going to stay in your bubble.

So with the film different, go show your essentially publishing an op ed daily on a number of topics, which is like tip toeing your way through a cyberspace minefield.

When you think about the times that you were totally at odds with the Internet, what's the stance?

I've talked about religion, have talked about capital punishment politics.

The most hate I ever received was way, way back.

Metallica had just there was like a lawsuit against one of their fans would download their music, and there they were, suing them.

And that was the most outrageous, infuriating thing in the world to me.

And I made this this big rant and a bunch of people were like, Fuck you!

They're amazing when you think back in all the times that you maybe said something a reported news that upset another major YouTube power players.

I don't get excited about the prospect of hurting someone's career are trying to ruin them, right?

I want to think the best about someone, but I'm going to cover it fairly.

As the industry gets bigger, we're going to see more stories like that, especially because we're talking about thousands and thousands of new creators of millions of subscribers.

Ah, lot of which don't have proper teams around them, right?

To tell them not to do something incredibly stupid or once they do something incredibly stupid, what to do.

And then even to in this particular space, sometimes you're incentivized to do something.

And then the bar for stupid just keeps getting lower and lower, higher and higher, depending on me to find it.

Then people started faking pranks to the extreme.

Then we saw people doing insane, insane fake pranks and then some people not realizing those were fake brings on doing really serious, insane, illegal shit and then getting arrested.

Uh, when people talk shit about drama, I'm like we've We've seen the worst side of YouTube.

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