He wasn’t wrong about the Ai Pin.

The bad reception of the ai pin has made some blame the reviewers. MKBHD has caught the most drama because he is the most influential tech reviewer. Bad reviews don’t sink companies, bad products do.

[@void2240]

It is still click bait even if it is true. For example, if I was vlogging in an orphanage and the thumbnail has "They're giving away kids!?" It clickbait but it is true.

[@ivanski3]

I do agree with you to a degree. If it was true clickbait thou you would feel taken advantage of for clicking and be mad and click off. We never want to cross that line when making our thumbnails. But if you get the value you were looking for, then it’s more on the side of it being a good thumbnail.

[@reapperskeeperrecords]

Facts!

[@raihanmuhammad6689]

dang im in the 301 club

[@ivanski3]

What’s the 301 club?

[@vn4412]

The guy glazed the Cybertruck he has no credibility when it comes to objective reviews

[@ivanski3]

I still have yet to see his recent Cybertruck video. I’m guessing you’re talking about that one?

[@iaincowell9747]

Have you even watched that video? Because he doesn't, at all.

[@vn4412]

​@@iaincowell9747 Uh how much more clear than "They've got something solid here, "I'm impressed(talking about the car overall in his final thoughts)", and "remarkably responsive", "The sheer power and moves like no other truck". Shit he even called this deathtrap "Already iconic" - All words out of his own mouth. and FYI they started recalling the truck

[@sunsetstudioz]

sure bro