Sir_Cliff
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I don't honestly know enough about them to really comment, though the content aspect of it did come to mind for me watching this other guy's Vlogs as it really highlighted to me how little preparation seems to go into it. Maybe all people want is to see them eating at Disney QS places and restaurants as well as touring the hotels and parks as a way to live vicariously through them, though?As with all comparable media, not all vlogger-type content is the same. The quality can vary quite drastically from person to person.
It would be better to ask why Disney vloggers, specially, have such poor reputations.
Their content, attitude and public behavior is a large part of that IMO.
In terms of attitude, I wonder whether it's a little self-selecting in terms of the type of person who would choose to make a career vlogging essentially one vacation destination day-in, day-out and also the desperation for something interesting to show which means pushing for special passes, privileges, etc.
I definitely agree, though I still think they would have been stretching to find things to show circling between the existing parks and resorts for a lot of that time.Vloggers scrambling to find new things to cover and drive interest in their channels is a symptom of WDW's overall lack of frequent, new things worth talking about.
Had the technology existed at the time, it would have been far more exciting to watch these types of videos during the late 80s up until the opening of Animal Kingdom.
That said, this comment has made me realise how much I used to enjoy the frequent construction photos back in the day as it seemed like you saw actual progress every week. Nowdays, with projects like the Epcot central spine and Tron, it's like watching paint dry. You really have to wait several months between construction updates to notice much happening.
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