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Minor Issues: A mother’s YouTube channel for an audience of three
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According to US researchers, about 74 per cent of YouTube videos pulled up at random by a computer program had zero comments.
ST ILLUSTRATION: CEL GULAPA
Jill Lim
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SINGAPORE – I have a YouTube channel. At the time of my writing, it has two videos uploaded and zero followers.
Pathetic? Well, yes. But maybe less so if I tell you that my target audience are my three daughters. And when I say daughters, I guess I really mean the one with autism, Kate. (My two neurotypical daughters have Spotify and their own music tastes. They don’t need anything from me via YouTube and I don’t think they want anything from me via YouTube.)
