Maybe Ready to Glare? She’s been going on about muh mentals, she’s pushing 30 wearing that style, face seems to be getting stranger by the month, and now she’s making an attempt to revamp her channel - I can’t tell what’s different though! But the fact that she felt the need to revamp it lines up with a stagnant subscriber count. There is nothing wrong with that if the people who are actually subscribers are still watching. Her views are going to be maybe one third of what they were last January though.
Depending on how she handles these upcoming changes, she could be pretty funny to watch go nuts. Or really boring, like I could see her just quitting YouTube due to her mentals.
Her social blade predicts that the high end of her yearly income is just $30k. That’s pretty easy to beat with a real world job, so she could go either way.
I really, really hate her channel and other channels like it.
Young white leftist women covering the lowest hanging fruit and being judgy about crimes and creepy stuff.
Like with the videos titles, "these parents deserve life in jail," or, "twerking on a kid?"
With subjects like this, I could go to someone better and get a more in depth presentation which is more aesthetically pleasing to me as a viewer. At the same time, there are literally thousands of women on YouTube exactly like this, producing content completely void of depth or analysis, or really anything of substance. They're just...ready to glare. I have to give her credit that her channel name is spot on.
Woman sitting in her house stares into a camera and monotonally gives us a nugget of info about her day or her dog. Woman then details a horrible crime against kids or someone vulnerable. Woman talks about the perpetrator. "It makes me so mad, ugh." Woman peppers in a detail or two about her own life and lore without any emotions in the voice, "I went to the University of California at Irvine." Woman says some things about how the perpetrator did something that especially pissed her off. Wrap up the video and move on to the next easy one.
If you search YouTube for videos on the Josh Duggar case, you'll find so many people like this and when you go to their channels, you'll see what I mean.
I can see that ready to glare has tried to change her content from this formula of, "this crime was so upsetting, the end," to something different, but she seems very stuck.
Ready to glare will never leave YouTube and will continue to be boring forever.
I really have to blame YouTube for rewarding and supporting half-baked content like this. Creators like her think they're good at making content.