Believe me, it’s bad. Joined the club recently, and the game is good…the fandom is something else. It’s full of a bunch of simps and weirdos obsessed with Kinito to death. And there’s even suggestive thumbnails, titles, and videos. It is disgusting
And I’m not hating on the KinitoPET fandom or anyone in it. In fact, I like seeing KinitoPET content, from fan art, to animations, comics, to ai covers, and so on. The possibilities are endless! However, there are also videos which are sexualized or have suggestive titles or thumbnails. It’s very disgusting how a great unique game like this has a terrible fanbase
Okay, first things first, I have to congratulate the big jump in quality from your previous commentary video to the new one. While there are some criticisms I have to make, I want to get my praise in first. First of all, compared to the last video this feels a lot more professional (or as professional as you can get with these types of videos) than the last one, which felt like a slideshow from the introduction, the video you’re talking about, and then concluding thoughts. Instead of that, in this video you broke down into the smaller details of the topic you were covering which is the formula for any good reaction video/article. The background visuals are also a great touch, so applause for that. On the other hand, there is some stuff that I want to cover that may weigh this video down quite a bit. First of all is your script. While you did make a solid effort to organize the video into segments, such as your likes/dislikes about the content creator, there were some ideas that you said repeatedly, such as the channel making “Good” videos before they decided to make Kinito Pet fan content. The way you kept repeating this made it seem like that was your main point instead of what you were actually trying to talk about, such as the suggestive thumbnails, brainrot content, and similarity to content farms such as LankyBox. Another thing I wanted to mention was how while in this video you kept up engagement with the Roblox parkour in the background, I did miss the actual video from the old video that helps the audience form their own opinions on the content based on what they’re seeing, not seeing you cover someone and take your word for it. What I would recommend is having some of their content play onscreen, and then whenever you find something that applies to your point, you make a pause and call it out. Be sure not to show the whole video, or segments that are too long to avoid copyright strikes. Again, I recommend looking to other large reaction channels in the same genre and taking inspiration from then while providing your own unique style. Until then, can’t wait for the next vid! Good job.
My response: About the repetition, I have difficulty public speaking to a big wide audience so I stammer and I get very nervous, thus leading to repeating myself a lot. Second, unlike the other video, I did step up in quality and decided to add a background Roblox parkour to keep the audience engaged. I didn’t want my video to pass 10 minutes (which was also because of my repetition.) I didn’t wanna ramble too much, so I didn’t add any examples and additional commentary for the sake of time. And yes, I did put too much reputation that I steered away from the main point of how it’s still a content farm similar to Lanky box and how the content is always the same. I did draw attention away from that, and if I could remake this video (and my Mtime4 one) with your criticism, I would.
@@gAm3r_GuRl984 Nice! But in the end, don’t take anything I said too harsh. It’s constructive criticism, not meant to diss the video but to help you improve with future content.
@@gAm3r_GuRl984 And don’t sweat too much about the stammering. I get nervous speaking in front of audiences too, especially because I’m forced to in big collaborative projects. When you’re going unscripted you can accidentally repeat yourself often, but that’s fine. What I tend to do is write an order of events on key points I want to talk about. For example: 1. Introduce the creator and how I found them. 2. Show the audience what kind of content they make and my thoughts about it. 3. Elaborate on its similarities to other forms of brainrot. Of course, don’t follow my “script” to the letter as I thought it up without my morning coffee, and there’s likely something very wrong with it. But you get the general idea. By setting up bullet points, you can think about how to transition between topics smoothly without risking yourself sounding too robotic in a full script.
@@cinnaminnakamiDon’t worry! You didn’t diss me. I’m just trying to improve my content so that it’s perfect. That’s all. I realized there were things about BLA Animations that I left out, that I may add in a future bid. So check it out when it comes! :)
i’m a filipino and at the desc, it says “I dreamed to become into an animator since i was a child. And through my channel, i made it become true.” I DIDN’T KNOW SHE WAS A FILIPINO 😭😭😭
I also got a passion for KinitoPET franchise and I know it's sad to see this great game fall into the youtube content farm as well, but it's internet and it has always been like this over the years before this genera farm start to exist. Despite I don't support content farm channels as well and I think they're lazy blablabla, I honeslty don't see a problem for BLA changing her content and be just about KinitoPET, yet I wish she could use her skills as an animator to make a fan-series or memes with KinitoPET rather than content farm.
Opinion handled. I personally see it as a content farm because of the weird looking thumbnails and some of the video ideas are inappropriate. But if you like it, that’s fine. This is just my thoughts and opinions. But one thing we can agree on is that KinitoPET is a great game, and I would hate to see it become yet another source of brainrot because of the content farms.. Like with what happened with the amazing digital circus, which is also good but content farms latched onto it
@@gAm3r_GuRl984 Yet it's something I think we should not worry about it but our own opinions about the real material, not the content farm itselt; what we need to do is just ignore and avoid it in every way possible.
Kinda off-topic, but I mainly watched this video just for background noise and to support small creators lol. But more on-topic, yeah, content farms really are taking over every piece of media. Heck, some of my hyperfixations had it for a good amount of time and I still see some. Every lasting fandom has their content farms and I’m just hoping Kinito Pet doesn’t turn into brainrot. I’m not the biggest fan, but there is a huge community following it and I think that would be really sad for them.
I’m glad you gave this video a watch! I never expected this video to make it in the algorithm, but I’m happy it did. I hope my channel gets big one day :)
