Morj is an absolute Analysis god. Great guy also. Love the man. Edit: Also, I'd define my content more as a mix of theory and analysis. Not everyone's bread, but i enjoy combining both worlds.
He was the exact opposite when he started, he was extremely chill and very much like Morj. I don't have any preferences tbh for which style and I do watch both of them, but the negativity of Morj really hurting his views. Also Manu's new style is definitely more eye catchy and I also think it's more sustainable. There is only a finite amount of time to do an analytical video and being successful each time, but doing a hype video that can appeal to the millions? I think that is far "easier".
@@DrMudarris the current channel is definitely more 'me'. I started out more as a persona if that makes sense. Fair enough if you prefer that type of video though
@@Ohara-the-Fox yeah I get the feeling that you enjoy making these new videos more and I am happy for you success really. I watched every single video of you and I honestly don't have preferences for a single style, for example I think the one piece theory and Gon descent to madness are your best videos ever, although each one of them are almost opposite of one another. But as a video creator myself, I can't help but feel amazed by your editing skills, especially your new videos, they are mindblowing to say the least. Keep up the good work, and thanks for replying to me, I'm a big fan of yours :D
Liam: uses 4K cameras, professional lights and super accurate color grading for recording himself Also Liam: records his dog with some vivo phone purchased on Tesco
It's a good point about negative framing of Morj's videos, and ironically the content of his videos end up being pretty positive. Eg. "This is why X is not going to happen, but instead Y will happen which is much better and more interesting because themes, story structure etc." I wonder if by framing his thumbnails/titles more positively he could get away with not changing his content at all and still managing to grow his channel
Honestly, Morjs videos are so incredibly valuable. I highly recommend watching some of his analysis videos, like "Why Enies Lobby is peak One Piece". His analysis is crazy good and I couldn't believe how many layers of symbolysm this show has that I missed. Yes, being all positive and hype about One Piece is a lot of fun. But for me, it's infinitely more interesting to understand WHY One Piece works so well, why it makes you feel the way it does and what it actually is that Oda is trying to communicate through this massive story. And nobody has a better grip on it than Morj. He truly understands what makes One Piece great and isn't afraid to criticize decisions or turns in the story that are contrary to some of the show's essential themes. Like his video titled "If Luffy is Joboy reincarnated, we have a problem". The point he made in this video evolved primarily around the idea of destiny on the one hand, and free will on the other hand in One Piece and how a simple "Joyboy reincarnation Luffy" would go against many things that Oda has built around the ideas of destiny and free will, at the same time explaining these concepts on an analytical level. Morj isn't just showing you that One Piece is great, he is explaining WHY it's so great and it made me appreciate it a thousand times more. It honestly changed my whole perspective on storytelling. Thank you Morj!
Morj is the sole reason I started following OP youtubers, because I wanted to find out other perspectives on One Piece's writing. I started finding a pattern on One Piece fights so I googled if there was someone who analyzed them and found his One Piece Fight analysis video. It was mindblowing how many things that Oda was putting a lot of thought on was just going past the readers. So I started watching more of his videos and then branched out. Unfortunately, there really wasn't a lot of other channels that had a good grip of One Piece's writing. I still followed them since I enjoyed them, but I always find myself going back to Morj to get his opinion on the story. Also,
Morj is not a yes man and can call out the story when it deserves to be called He doesn't see one piece as business and doesn't need to change how he does things and act out of character to please the audience
Ohara’s content evokes emotion and motivation in me, whereas Morj’s content makes me structure my thoughts on a given topic and put it all together in a very clear way. Both are genius One Piece Analysts
I honestly prefer Morj’s content to Ohara’s. While Ohara’s theories are generally very well put together, I tend to find they’re presented with far too much certainty for how wildly speculative they actually. I don’t know why, but I much tend to prefer analysis over “this idea kind of makes sense”.
@@frealish6622 he made a reddit just to make it easier for himself, wild anime theories. Within the month it came out, the most popular post on their became his most popular video.
I appreciate Morj not treating his audience like children who need entertainment. I understand the appeal of lightning pace "hype" videos, but it just feels ancillary to reaction content for me. I'm more interested in thoughtful analysis and discussion from someone who is familiar with both literature as a whole and One Piece specifically. Hopefully Morj doesn't change his content to appeal to a more general audience - I already like One Piece enough to listen to someone discuss its theme and structure, even critically. I don't need to be sold on it every week.
They sure do. However they (for the most part) won't be reading One Piece to get that fix or watching OP YT content for it. One Piece is about escapism.
I don’t think Morj’s nr.1 prioritie is to reach as many people as possible. He simply enjoys his methods and sticks to them. He also gets discredited a lot recently for the Raid Failing discussion. As if that’s the only thing he has done. He predicted Wano being about Conq Haki, Zoro getting it and a lot more. It’s not always about numbers.
Yep. His theories are based having a good grip on how the series is written unlike most youtubers who come up with a lot of whacky stuff purely on what they read about history, mythology or whatever. He can be wrong sometimes but you can never deny how persuasive he can be since his only evidence comes from patterns in the story.
Yes, completely agree. It's fine to have videos that mainly appeal to a niche audience because then those audiences are getting exactly what they like. Not everything needs to cater to a large audience because then you can get softer analysis or more clickbait titles and themes, or whatever else draws in more views. Grand Line Review seems to have gone in that direction which is fine but broader mass appeal doesn't mean your content got better
@@sobversion3 I’d say it’s more apt to describe him as Kendrick Lamar tbh but I see what you’re saying. Just with the depth of content and understanding
The part about Morj articulating how we feel is a great point. Listening to someone talk about WHY I enjoyed it while pointing out things I never thought about, is why I click on a Morj video the minute it comes out. I know I’m getting high quality analysis and even if his title is negative and contrarian in nature, I know Morj is going to make persuasive arguments that’ll have me agreeing with him.
Also it's rarely negative... Usually his message is more like "everybody is saying this and it doesn't make sense because it clearly goes against the core themes of the story". I never felt like he was really negative or toxic
Sometimes the title looks negative but the content really isn't. Also, sometimes it's not even about whether he could be write or wrong in what he's arguing. It's how he argues and articulates his ideas that are amazing. I pointed this out during his recent Yamato will not join the SH video that even if Yamato does end up joining, you can never deny that Morj's research and pattern identification of the series is next to no one.
The whole theory craze will die down and already has. Most people are just presenting the same theories anyway. So Liam is right about looking into the future instead of what's popular now. Having said that, there are still people interested in analysis and discussion videos. I always watch Morj's videos, because he put effort in what he presents not just the production.
Oharas videos are more future proofed, you kind of missed the point. Morj gets stuff wrong because his ability to predict the future isnt infallible, and as a result his content dies on the vine. It is only relevant for a hot second. 90% of Oharas content, despite the grief he gets for his theory videos, is just "hey lets talk about whitebeard" or "hey lets talk about buggy" , and that ages way better.
Yeah it became painfully obvious to me after the joy boy thing began that everyone is making full videos on literally the same theory with a tiny twist to make it seem like it’s unique or something
@@Luminousreign You're only saying that regarding Morj's theory videos. Sure, he gets stuff wrong, and sure it's only relevant for a hot second, until we know for certain whether he's wrong or right. But his analysis videos are some of the best One Piece contents in youtube. It's what Liam calls evergreen videos. I must say that analysis videos ages better than "hey let's talk about whitebeard" types of videos.
Honestly, I prefer Morj's content over all other one piece channels because he gives great deep dives into themes, character arcs, foreshadowing, and storytelling. All of his theories/analysis is backed by very solid evidence and he makes compelling arguments backing it.
I actually miss your Devil Fruit Encyclopedia videos. They were fun and helped me to understand some of the stranger Devil Fruits and their impact on the series. I know you never will, but I wish you'd bring it back/continue it.
I think people are forgetting that ohara's most famous theories are basically from a youtuber from Japan. So in this case morj's theories are invented by him.
I see why ohara gets more views but morj quality is just better. I realy hope he keeps going his way even if he goes against all the comunity, he has his ideas and he just wanna share them, not giving a f*** about negativity, marketing and others opinion's and that's why I love him.
My biggest takeaway from this video was that morj could probably alter his titles and thumbnails and see additional success without altering his content
Also, when someone has serious grips with the story they are making content from, it shows, Morj publicly slammed the Wano arc for having "no story" in a famous twitter rant, his "negativity" drips from that overview because the story is not walking the path he prefers. This overview corrupts every analysis because deep down he's incredibly dissapointed with the content he's reviewing.
At the end of the day the aspects of Morj that might make him less palatable to the broader OP community than an Ohara or a Joy Girl or a KOL are the things that made me sub to him in the first place. I don’t think there’s anything wrong with going against the grain if it means creating good content and carving out your own niche.
Morj is probably the smartest one piece analyst on RU-vid. I don't really think negative titles is what prevents him from garnering views, i think people are just as likely to click a positive sounding title as they are to a negative one. It probably is his set up though and less flashiness as you said, even though I don't think that people should have to have flashy cutaways to keep them engaged.
Despite seemingly lacking in growth, I think Mr. Morj might end up outlasting both Ohara and GLR. Being the clickbait, casual-appeal guy will always result in your audience eventually fading once they get tired of the shallow content.
@@elderkyst2386 haha, Anime is the only thing that calms me down from all the political/culture stuff I watch. I get to know what current events are while not becoming a mass shooter😋
@@AB-et6nj Not debatable as to which is the original pronunciation, however. One was the original version, the other, a Gaelic pronunciation of which which has only gained favor relatively recently.
Morj seriously is the best out there, while I'm honestly dissapointed with Oharas clickbait videos with nonsensical theories that twist facts in order to suit it's own narrative eg. "Isn't Enies Lobby a crazy name? Enies means LITERALLY NOTHING SO LETS ADD A D IN FRONT OF IT AND NOW ITS NAME IS DENIES LOBBY AND WHOOAA." while "Enies" literally means ship in Greek 💀💀💀 Used to be a fan of them both but now I can't watch Ohara without thinking that everything he says is only for views. While Morj keeps his integrity and stands with his Raid Fail theory because he honestly believes it's the best route the story could take. He gets ridiculed regularly for it but he doesn't care. That honesty in his videos and his level of analysis is what gives him his loyal fans.
I like Ohara as person and loved his older videos. But unfortunately after the big what is the one piece video, he became more or less the embodiment of the one piece subreddit throwing out the most absurd but low substance theories that draw attention. Happy that it works out for him but i will stick to the blue banana podcast for my dose of ohara.
I don't know about y'all but I find ohara's video essays such a slog to get through. There's something about the way morj writes his script that's so consumable. Ohara has the best cinematography in the community tho.
As someone who watches content from a decent amount of OP RU-vidrs, I feel like Morj, while not being the most entertaining or wide-appealing creator, is one of the few people who offers original ideas/perspectives on the series + offers analysis that offer viewers greater insight or understanding of the series / why they do/don't like/dislike a certain moments or characters. His oden analysis video is one of the best for mine.
Exactly this!! If you need help understanding what happened in the chapter then a Ohara or GLR video would work i guess. But Morj is literally levels ahead of those 2 in terms of actually making you think and explore ideas.
The "collaborative alliance effect" also contributed to Joygirl's exponential growth since your and Ohara's followers were exposed to her. Furthermore, as you pointed out in your BDA Law video, hype content definitely capitalizes on views but tends to die out fairly quickly. This is somewhat confirmed on your podcast when Joygirl stated that she puts in just as much work on YT as she does in her real-life job but doesn't get the same ROI.
And more than 1 year later, her channel has basically stagnated. By how this guy talks about her you would think that she would've surpassed Morj already xD.
@@ShiNijuuAKLyeah I like her but bringing her into this discussion realy isnt fair not to Morj and not to her. Not a criticism but she definetly had it way easier. What makes morj stand out is how he can give you in depth answers on the spot, he shines in all reveries I watched and uses his knowlage for his arguments insted of shouting or agressivly dissagreing.
Your One Piece 101s and informational videos as well as Tekkings arc reviews made it entirely possible to get back into One Piece, I'd stopped watching back in high school and came back to it in adulthood as one of my comfort shows following my divorce. From the anime, your videos were my springboard into the manga which I'm caught up on and ravenously follow weekly. Thank you sincerely
That was fascinating. I'm imagine Mr morj and ohara watching this and taking notes. Also I really like you analyzing the youtube analyzer. It's what I never thought I needed.
I'm so glad I found this channel. I always love GLR videos, but Liam giving us insight into the nitty gritty of the industry as well as opening discussion as to how to better the environment as a whole is a relatively unique experience in this space. I really look forward to these videos now. Thanks Liam!
I think Morj sticking to "the raid will fail" is the major reason. People are already tired of wano, they just want Zoro's backstory, a few chapters to transition, and the beginning of a new arc. No one wants the raid to fail, and then for luffy to spend the next 15 chapters fighting Kaido again.
that is the problem with the raid failing theory. people only hate it because they want wano to be over. it is a good theory that most people don't even want to give a chance because they are done with wano EVEN THOUGH wano is only getting better with every chapter.
@@ayush885 sure but its just a horrible way to dismiss a theory. people were so hyped for 1044 so there is always protentional for wano to make you more hyped than you have been for any other arc.
@@TPShanks It was a good theory 3 years ago I give you that but right now , with all it happened (Tobiroppo defeated, All Star defeated, Big Mom defeated, CP0 defeated, Castle destroyed, gear 5, Kaido being tired and on his last legs, onigashima is falling). Anyway there are so many red flag that tell us the raid is ending very soon. You can't make this up. I read so many shonens to know that it's the endgame of the arc. It's just delusional to think the raid will fail. In one way or another the raid will end in the next couple of chapters. 1050 is my bet for the definitive end of the raid.
@@TPShanks it is a horrible way, I agree. But people use RU-vid to feel good, why would they watch a theory they don't feel good about? When Morj first said the Raid will fail, it was probably at the start of the raid. People were expecting wano to be over in 50 chapters, maybe by the mid of 2022, so people thought, the raid will fail, and Luffy will come back and win in the next 50 chapters. At this moment, everyone knows, there are more than 20 chapters left even if we ignore the fight between Luffy and Kaido. No one has the patience to wait for the end of 2023 just for wano to end.
Wow, looking at the comments we can definitely see how Morj's community is super tight compared to Ohara's. I'm a big fan of his analysis and I watch his monday streams, they are fun. I'm not very into Oharas theories, they lack a bit of substance for me, he does present it well and I tend to watch all his theories just to see. I like him more on the podcast tho hahahaha
@@NaoshikuuAnimations a thing is the bigger you get the more general you tend to be. Smaller more niche you get the closer the audience tends to be. It also explains a lot of the differences. Ohara is more presentation and the most youtube styled videos. While morj is the more standard talking analysis videos which can be even better than oharas at times in content but your not getting clicks and sticking new viewers. Again meaning the people that watch you is purely the core audience. (Also commenters tend to stick up for the little guy and at 1/3 the zubs and even less views morj is the little guy)
At the end of the day, Ohara's job is to sell content as a youtuber. We all know he is articulate enough to make quality analysis videos. Just had to conform with the current demand and trend
also a key notable mention: Manu moved out to Japan, which unknowingly gave himself the upper hand in being able to include whole One Piece clips as well as many manga panels without fear of getting his videos taken down by Shueisha. Thus placing him in the perfect spot/niche in being able to provide well produced content to the english speaking community outside of JP without fear of getting taken down. Manu found his golden egg laying goose.
Personally, I kinda stopped watching Ohara after he stopped doing chapter reviews. I understand why he stopped, but I found that those were the videos from him I enjoyed most and I watched him less and less when they were gone. I still watch Morj regularly and think his content is superior, but I understand why the OP community would want to gravitate more towards celebrating the series rather than putting it under a critical lense. Yet even though Morj is critical, he still spreads love for the series in his own way.
One comment here pointed out that Morj's way of celebrating the series is done not by telling people that it's a great series, but actually explaining WHAT makes it a great series.
Did you read the famous twitter rant of Mr. Morj? No much positivity there, he slammed Wano by saying that everyone who praised the current saga was praising an arc with no story, no narrative and no stakes. Sincerely, it seems to me that the negativity that comes from his recent titles are coming from his inner dissapointing thoughs about Wano and the path that Oda choose to tell his story. And he's not telling all his thoughs maybe because fear of a harsher backslash.
@@DarkChaos1986 I’m familiar with that rant. It was pretty toxic, there’s no denying that. I think that stemmed from him seeing people who he saw trash the Tobi Roppo fights when they happened now say they never had a problem with them, and he got carried away after that and started making generalizations. My take away is that Wano has not delivered on what he appreciates the most about the series, but even recently he praised Gear 5 and the chapter preceding it highly. He even gave them positive titles instead of negative clickbait ones. I think he just wants more of the dread and hopelessness we got in 1043, because for him that would make the final victory that much better.
Morj just is my favorite, probably for the stoicism. He certainly loves the series and just desires it to be great as we all do. That can be done through thoughtful and honest critiques that may challenge people, or through hype positivity and the looking forward to potential greatness. Would you like a root beer float today or a black coffee? Both drinks have there place on the bar, but they are reached for during different moods.
Yeah O'Hara with the mask was better. Stopped keeping up with him after the reveal. Ohara could shoot the camera tho just don't find his narration or takes compelling anymore
Oharas theory videos are what got me onto one piece theories. I started watching OP RU-vid right around the start of Covid, so I’ve always had a soft spot for more fun/light hearted and exciting content
Why do I find these videos so fascinating? I can listen to you talk about marketing strategies, algorithms, and bust Zoro statues and never get bored! Kudos to your presentation skills! Your manner of speaking (humor, prosody, and clarity) is like a siren luring my attention away from other responsibilities...like paperwork!
Haha! I understood that "colleague" reference. I'm waiting for the day you guys become friends. Probably one of the top 10 twists in the Blue Banana Podcast which everyone should definitely tune in to.
I have always preferred Morj's content. His theories are based on well researched thematic analysis. Though they are speculative, they are deeply based on what the story is about. Personally, that's what I prefer. Which is why most of his predictions about Wano have come true. . I love to know how much thought Oda pit into his character's arcs and themes more than knowing what a monkey is pointing at in a color spread. I really hope Morj ignores your advice and sticks to what he's doing 😂😂😂😂. Very few people treat one piece as a masterfully crafted piece of literature as much as him. O'Hara's theories are very cringey, and as such I'm not subscribed to his channel. .
Ah yes his theories coming true, like the raid failing? All jokes aside the dude does a decent job finding story themes and displaying them as well as makes some interesting theories but I also find that he digs a little too much into his own headcanon, like personally I found his "why Yamamoto won't join the stawhats video" to be mediocre at best because it honestly felt like he himself didn't like the idea of her joining so he reached till he found a tenous theme that oda likely didn't even think about and sounds fairly headcanon esque to justify his views not saying it was bad but imo it was a stretch at best
I feel like Ohara’s new style is distracting to his content, which has become a bit shallow. I miss his character analysis which actually stuck with me. I still remember how the video on Luffy taught me about leadership, for example. Now his style is so out there that nothing he says lands for me as it feels like if he were some celebrity totally disconnected by high production, high on crazy theories. All that being said, I’m happy that he’s doing so well and he does at least look very excited on his videos, so that’s great. Now I like hanging out on Morj streams seeing him having genuine fun. With less time on production, he feels more natural and that’s what speaks to me most. I hope for the best for both these creators!!
Always preferred Morj stuff.. If actually puts more effort on his production value and stuff.. He'd blow up just by his content alone..But O'Hara is slowly growing on me.. Specially after seeing him on the podcast..
This video is beautiful. I have learned so much about RU-vid, mentality, and critical breakdown from this channel that it blows my mind. I always thought I am good at the "logical thinking" thing, but content like this has been so insightful, that it helps reinforce that there is always more to learn. This channel is great for up-and-coming RU-vidrs and even for people like me who just want to enjoy quality content. Respect, Liam. Great job! Edit: I appreciate both Morj and Ohara's content. This video hits good notes on how both of their content is perceived by the general audience.
This is such a niche topic to talk about, but I totally approve and I love it. I think Ohara and Morj and B.D.A Law are the ones whove made me into more of a one piece fan boi than I ever woulda been otherwise. Its been a group effort, though, I mean I watch probably just about every one that appears in reveries at this point. What a great community. I wish my normal friend group was as stoked on one piece as all you guys haha.
Ohara’s content feels like the Michael Bay of One Piece youtube content while Morj is more in line with the Kubricks and Tarantinos. Not a perfect parallel but the box office numbers show a similar story to their RU-vid views. The majority of people simply prefer to watch content that is easier to digest.
I remember watching a written essay video that was actually just an on screen essay 😂 back in like 2012 about Sanji being a prince and having a black flame😂😂😂
I think core one piece fans like me prefer Mr. Morj's channel much more. I really think Morj is the better content and Ohara is the better presentation. I love them both.
You first One Piece tuber because I looked up arc reviews when starting the series last year. I started with Skypia and continued watching all the others to see what else I missed.
Morj's videos being "negative" is almost why I watch them? It subverts expectations. He usually says something completely redicuous in the title. It almost seems like clickbait but then backs it up somehow. Ig I'm not in line with the majority of people. You also didn't mention how Morj's videos seem to talk about things only seasoned One Piece fans would care about whereas Ohara talks about more general theories. Ohara rarely talks about current events whereas that seems to be all Morj talks about
I love Morj's analysis and commentary on past events -- his video on Sanji and Zoro was one of the best One Piece videos I've watched -- but ultimately drifted away from his videos because i got tired of his commentary on the current stories and predictions of the future. Still banging the drum for the raid failing after the one-on-one fights started was just a fool's errand, and he just had a really negative take on current events in the story, really seeming to dislike the parts of the new chapters that I loved. Also, his chapter reviews are him just...talking to the camera? I don't need the level of effort put into visuals that Ohara apparently does, but give me SOMETHING buddy
Mr. Morj's Marineford video is really good I think! However you do kinda make a good point about the positive vs negative thing now that I'm thinking about it. I'm actully subscribed to all the content creator's being discussed in this video and I feel like everyone kinda brings there own thing to the table so to speak.
I've been waiting for OP content creators to start analyzing each other's videos and styles and now Liam is taking charge. Really like these kinds of videos. Can you analyze the Drizzt/Joy Boy Theories dichotomy next???
talking about the great age of theories brings back that nostalgia of Watching Alpha2Late videos on Volcanization and Sanji using Plasma instead of fire. good times.
Well said my guy, I like both of their content and have been subscribed. Ohara is more upbeat and fun while I'm rolling my eyes just by the titles of Morj's videos 😂 I love how he stands firm but somebody please get him counseling when the raid succeeds!
I tend to be very critical of Morj's videos and sometimes even criticise in the comments section but even after all that i still keep going back to his analysis cuz it's just that good, makes me think alot
I don't know if it's that important in this narrative, but I also feel like O'Hara's association to The Trash Taste podcast also kinda helped him gain a bit more recognition.
I finally can put in words why i start to view fewer videos of Mr. Morj's in the last two years. But Ohara never was able to sell me a theory, yet I still watching him.
I would describe Ohara as positive in the same way I would describe a SMILE fruit as positive. Manufactured with no joy, pretending to have substance and a poor substitute for something of genuine quality.
To go against the whole negativity thing with Morj. I can't remember who but some youtuber was talking about the ways to succeed on the platform, and the 2 main methods is to do something better than everyone else who is doing it, or to do something no one else is doing. I feel that Ohara and Morj are taking each side of that. No one else is taking this negative failing idea, and that's how Morj stands out. Channels freaking out and praising what's going on are a dime a dozen, and they have to stand out with their character and production, while Morj stands out for the uniqueness of his content. TLDR: Ohara is successful because he is arguably the best at what he does, whereas Morj is successful due to no one making the same content as him.
Yeah but nothing is fixed. I'm a champion of product differentiation in the early stages. You need something to stand apart. However, imo, you also need to know when to make a change. I'm not saying you need to go full hype, but if a strategy is stagnating then it might be worth exploring other avenues.
YO 'dude'!... In a room ☻ I remember your 101 videos, that's where I first started watching any of your content and loved the format, been a subscriber ever since 😁
What's interesting is that as my fandom of OP and anime in general had started to wane, I've become more selective on which OP videos/creators that I watch, despite still being subbed to Ohara, Morj, Tekking, and GLR. Because time is weird I noticed one day that you started talking on camera in vids (Which actually surprised me knowing you in the early days of GLR and how introverted you are) and because an amount of time elapsed since I regularly watched GLR, I could immediately compare GLR in 2022 to GLR in 2019/2020. With some channels my first instinct is to be like "I miss the way they were back in (insert year)" but with your channel after watching some of the newer GLR videos my instinct was "This is great, and the natural progression of Liam" and after adjusting to seeing your face in every video now, I started to reconnect to GLR again, despite not being as into OP as I used to be. Honestly I know you are the same Liam who would do viewer comment videos every 10k subs (Usually featuring something from Simpleton S. Man) and showed me how to make half decent YT thumbnails back in the day, but the content has evolved so much in just a few years time that essentially GLR is a different channel in my head, and I can actually watch both that and Dude in a Room independently of how I currently feel about One Piece. I think that is the point I'm trying to make after 5 paragraphs lol, that your main channel is more "Evergreen" now and can be enjoyed by even the most fairweather of OP fans, IE me, and while I love Mr. Morj, his videos look almost exactly the same as they did 3 years ago and it doesn't really "catch" me anymore, if that makes any sense.
I used to watch Ohara all the time, gotta support a fellow German…even if he is a Bayern fan…and he was doing good stuff. But then he went all Tekking with his videos and it just pushed me away. Don’t think I’m even subscribed anymore. Morj is still interesting, cause not many other OP RU-vidrs do that kind of literary analysis.
How is he even similar to Tekking. Tekking goes out of his way not to spoil. Ohara is the worst offender when it comes to spoilers and clickbait in his titles.
I dont find Ohara similar to Tekking at all, but I have also stopped watching Ohara... his content isn't vibing with me. Its all just crazy theories that will never happen... Love Tekking tho
i like morj's contents better primarily because his analysis are dope and his own, while some of ohara's content rely more on some other peoples' ideas and just collate them and make them his own which i don't really like. Don't need a theatrical presentation or anything.
Hey I really enjoyed the video I found it interesting to learn more about one piece youtube and found it funny how ironic this is an analysis of one piece analysis’s
