Woo: Culturally authentic creators will outlast stunt-reliant peers like MrBeast
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Anti Fund general partner Geoffrey Woo contrasts stunt-based creators like MrBeast with conversational creators like Jake Paul and Logan Paul.
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“So my hot take is that I am long people that have true cultural affinity to Their viewers versus reliance on stunts and spectacle.”
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