I’m also hopeful for more creator-owned services like Nebula and Dropout. They tend to run off extremely cheap subscription models (about $5 a month for Dropout, less than $2 a month for Nebula) and all that money goes to the creators with very little business overhead in the way.
I never gave a damn about dropout, and when they laid off Drawfee - literally the only thing worth watching - I just followed drawfee’s new solo channel. It’s kind of drifted too far into the Millennial mainstream, but what you going to do. I’m a Gen-Xer, a cynical understanding that the world is trash is just part of my lifelong worldview.
I’m also hopeful for more creator-owned services like Nebula and Dropout. They tend to run off extremely cheap subscription models (about $5 a month for Dropout, less than $2 a month for Nebula) and all that money goes to the creators with very little business overhead in the way.
I never gave a damn about dropout, and when they laid off Drawfee - literally the only thing worth watching - I just followed drawfee’s new solo channel. It’s kind of drifted too far into the Millennial mainstream, but what you going to do. I’m a Gen-Xer, a cynical understanding that the world is trash is just part of my lifelong worldview.
Fair enough but I am absolutely willing to pay $5/mo for Brennan Lee Mulligan’s D&D Show Plus Some Other Stuff I Probably Won’t Watch.