Thumbs down is as good as a thumbs up on Youtube: any reaction at all drives the algorithm.
'Engagement' as YouTube calls it. Whether you inspire the next generation to achieve new heights or turn them into utter morons, the real metric is eyeballs on adverts.
He carries on he may get a tenth as many subs as I have on my own (unrelated!!) YT channel. Has he got a job and/or a girlfriend? Clearly suffers from some kind of mental disorder in my view. I bet he doesn't go carrying his 'audits' out at schools at dropping off or picking up time. That would make a fun video on YT, seeing him scurry up a tree or something waiting for the police to rescue him from the mob and the paramedics to remove his camera from his back passage......
He must lead a pointless, purposeless existence.
He carries on he may get a tenth as many subs as I have on my own (unrelated!!) YT channel. Has he got a job and/or a girlfriend? Clearly suffers from some kind of mental disorder in my view. I bet he doesn't go carrying his 'audits' out at schools at dropping off or picking up time. That would make a fun video on YT, seeing him scurry up a tree or something waiting for the police to rescue him from the mob and the paramedics to remove his camera from his back passage......
He must lead a pointless, purposeless existence.
Also strange how he doesn’t do any ‘audits’ at travellers camps, prisons and army bases. One day he’ll annoy the wrong person.
The day is gonna come when we’re all gonna have to testify.
I've just seen some new comments added under Lord of Fraudit's clip. He's responded a couple of hours ago that "the next three [clips], which premier over the next week, are much better."
So be prepared for more of this nonsense.
Here's another YouTuber who does these kinds of "fraudits": PJ Audit. And he has way more subscribers - over fourteen thousand.
Then there's Marti Blagborough with over thirty-four thousand subscribers.
I am an up and coming Site Auditor who visits sites of public interest to understand how they react to a member of the public with a camera, another camera and a third camera all rolling at the same time.
The interactions are quite interesting, can be funny and full of entertainment for you the viewer
To me he's just trying to incite some form of reaction. Interestingly, in that video, he did mention to the RM manager that he was able to see the code on the padlock for the gate from outwith the boundaries of the delivery office. Because the code hadn't been changed, he was pointing to an apparent security risk. Not sure if what he's saying is correct though. We don't get to see the padlock. The reaction from the manager and the other employee were a bit lacking I thought. My conclusion: A bit of a troublemaker.
