Rosenblum: TikTok Prioritizes Individual Videos While YouTube Audiences Prioritize Creators
Colin Rosenblum · HIBT Lab! Colin and Samir: Colin Rosenblum and Samir Chaudry · Apr 14, 2022 · at 35:21
Colin Rosenblum explains why YouTube offers more enduring creator loyalty compared to TikTok's algorithmically driven feed.
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“With the TikTok for you style page, it prioritizes the videos and not the creators. So if you took the biggest creators off of TikTok, you can still enjoy TikTok, but people come to YouTube specifically for the creators because they want to watch them for long periods of time.”
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