Well it seems we can never trust any of the online personnel to be true to themselves and their followers. Granted this is probably nothing new, but there's a difference between hiding their mundane, boring personality vs hiding the mean and cruel side. Also sometimes they just let the fame get in their heads and become dickheads.
Believe it or not, I used to watch both ReviewTechUSA and The Quartering because they gave honest and fair opinions. But no, they saw engaging in internet drama attracted views and became slaves to it. I sometimes check out their channels, and while RTU seems to sort-of readjust his content to focus more on gaming industry once again, Quartering is still rambling on criticising anything political and woke-related. It's disgusting.
Mr. Beast I thought was one of the more nicer people on YouTube, but now his antics have been revealed.
Folks over at Roosterteeth tried to hide all their bullshits and called critics "haters", and it lead to their downfall.
Boogie used to be funny, but he thought lying his way to fame was a good idea.
It's just.... Can we please get online figure that doesn't have any of all this? I think PewdiePie is one of the last ones left, and he also made blunders in the past