A documentary inside the life of stars on YouTube

[Reality]

The majority of vloggers will die off, yes. Similarly to how Charlie McDonnall (is that how you spell it?) and his 'group' died off. Similarly to how pop stars die off.

A 30 year old talking about make up, or behaving like an embarrassing dad, does not have the same appeal as a 20 year old. At least not to screaming 12 year old girls.

I think your own logic is flawed slightly, if their audience is teens then surely that means they're not likely to die off quickly because these people are going to grow up still watching them all the time they're making videos? Compared to if it was 20 year olds watching them who would lose interest a lot faster as they grow older??????

Considering the age of vloggers is approx 20-25 I'm quietly confident that these aren't going to die out that quickly considering they've already made huge successes such as Zoella, PointlessBlog, Tyler Oakley etc. Who earn millions per year by making these videos. Such as Zoella's recent purchase of a £1m home in Brighton.

[Showder]

Not gonna watch it because I don't have a tiny bit of interest in these YouTubers as they generally annoy me (cept' for Zoella's stuff tbh) but it looks cool, nonetheless.

[Prosiary]

I feel bad for Charles and his CTFxC channel, ever since he got divorced he's never hit 1.5m subscribers, he's been so close for ages aswell.