Let’s not get the success of one platform to mean the death of another.

My brother recently made a foolish claim on Facebook that “you can learn anything on TikTok!”

Yeah, but nothing in-depth and with a whole lotta nuance missing from a TikTok education.

This article reeks of conflating popularity with substance and meaning. It’s a reflection of our society’s direction to. Champion what’s socially dominant for a moment as a success marker for the rest of the world to follow while ignoring the things that provide true value.

But I ultimately get where you’re coming from whether you meant what you wrote in this article are not. Heck, your whole goal could’ve been to rouse up emotions in people not really seeking to rebuttal any real pushback on this subject of YouTubes death.

If so, then congratulations. You’re wonderful at writing clickable headlines.