10 Tips to Deal with HATERS on YouTube (Bad Comments and Criticism)

[@ELJefeReviews]

Not everyone deserves a response. My energy is valuable so I choose to spend it on the people who love and support my content. The disrespectful comments get deleted.

[@StephaniePerry]

I've put "If you're upset by X, you're not gonna like anything on my channel" on regular rotation when responding to comments. Some people seem used to EVERYTHING being made for them, and they hate that my channel has a clear focus that doesn't include them. On the other hand, my community is close, and some of my own subscribers bombard me with their personal stories of trauma and abuse that I'm not equipped to handle. I'm working on boundaries, and I needed this video. Thanks Roberto.

[@karatjuicepodcast]

Use the “Anti-Fans” as fuel to propel you forward. It’s like Floyd Mayweather Jr says… If they love you they're watching, If they HATE you they're watching harder to see you FAIL. Either way there watching & it will help you as long as you have the right perspective! My best tool is responding ‘Thanks For Watching’ even if the comment is in bad faith & rude it still helps me at the end of the day with engagement so I take it with a grain of salt & keep it moving. Thanks for the poignant & much needed commentary on the topic Roberto. Positive Vibes sir! 😎

[@APlusRussian]

Such an important topic! As we grow, our fans grow louder, as do our anti-fans... Thank you, Roberto 💙

[@fullofgraceandtruth85]

😊

[@amazingfactsishere]

H- having A- anger T- towards E- everyone R- reaching S- success Who agrees with it

[@Melly16yr10]

Me 🖐

[@amazingfactsishere]

@@Melly16yr10 every creator agrees on it

[@Aoimizu2010]

Yes, agree 1000% This would make a great motivational poster

[@Lava_MoonProductions]

​@@Aoimizu2010we do not deserve haters 😭

[@dmeloTV]

That's one of the weirdest part of being an online creator. I usually block every unpolite critic, I don't have time to people that are envious.

[@MrWolfSnack]

How to deal with it: 1. Block user & delete comment 2. Stop taking what people say seriously. 3. Move on. Job done.

[@AquariumPlantLab]

well said. Ive been making content regularly for going on three years or so now. I used to get offended by hateful comments, trolls, etc. now I just delete that stuff. I don't give those people any of my time, whatsoever. This has made a huge improvement to my quality of life as a creator. Respectful constructive criticism is encouraged. Hate, trolls, or even rude constructive criticism has no place on my channel.

[@RodimusPrimal]

Totally agree with this. I've had to deal with my fair share of terrible comments and accusations from time to time. The worst comes when someone starts stating that I somehow hate a certain group of people because of my critique on a fictional character. It gets worse when they begin to rally others who've never seen your content to begin a series of harassment. That eventually leads to the block button for sure.

[@tito1094]

I just started posting politically charged music content on my TikTok as a new content creator. The hate was immediate and this video really grounded me! Thanks for this!

[@PolusLofi]

Don't let it get to you

[@MichaelOrtega]

I have been on KZbin for 11 years..Criticism is very important. It should be expected always and not taken as a deterrent to doing what you love. However, if someone is giving good advice in a “hostile” manner, it can get to you the most because you know they are right… so learning to take things with a grain of salt can help new creators grow. It’s not easy but it builds character.

[@KaosNova2]

The problem that I seem to see the most of is people feeling entitled about what someone else makes. That’s perhaps the case where I end the discussion. It’s kind of rediculous. Unreasonable Demands

[@Dr_malco]

Ive been dealing with haters for a while now and they give me anger issues and make me feel worse and worthless and I can’t stand them anymore.

[@TylerGibsonMusic]

Same here. Just started getting a lot of hate all of a sudden and it consumes me

[@DarthShadie]

Another acceptable response is: "Thank you for the feedback." That's it. No need for justification or anything. No need to say if you'll apply it or take it to heart. And this gives you the time to process what was said. Might be a few days later, you'll be glad of it, or you'll realise you only thought it was valid and choose to discard it. No promises either.

[@Tracey..H]

The worst is when they make a video about you! You can’t delete, or hide. Just ignore it. I wrote a v v controversial book and will soon be a public figure. Gotta study haters ty for your insight

[@DarthShadie]

I've seen comments like "Hey, I suggest adding..." and keep those, as opposed to someone who might be commenting on the exact sake thing but in an insulting way, "What is this bs, at least add this for it to be less (insert swear words)." I don't allow language like that. If the feedback is constructive, I actually am glad to read it. Diplomacy is key when giving out feedback.

[@myvillagehasnoelders]

People have the right to their opinions. And we have the right to boundaries.

[@RobertoBlake]

That part yes

[@LifeWillChange]

True, the best way to respond to haters is to not respond at all. Responding to haters makes them feel validated.

[@LedgerAndLace]

Roberto, I do take notes! Your videos (NOT "too long") are full of quotables and wisdom that go beyond having a YT channel, and are great Life Advice (#Adulting). I really appreciate your definition of valid criticism: "A specific accusation of something PROVABLE that you've done, not how they FEEL about what you've done. [It's] based in facts, logic, reason and something that is measurable, observable, and provable . . . and someone who isn't doing that . . . is not a critic, they're a hater posing as a critic." "You're not really responsible or accountable to people's feelings . . . they could just not watch your content or not participate or you know, not involve themselves with you." EXACTLY. Whenever I get an (infrequent) unkind comment, I ask: "Who IS this person?" before I reflexively react. Are they an actual person and content creator? Are they in my little genre? If I see that they don't have any content themselves, then they're a different level of trolling. The worst is having someone from my little planner-journal world commenting anonymously with a sock puppet account. Coward. Ha! If they do have content, if I see they are grieving a loss or struggling with other issues, it gives me a bit more compassion and care in how I respond. Lastly, I think a Roberto Blake journal is a FABULOUS idea! My own journal is full of notes I've taken from watching your videos. You are very quotable and could do a journal based just on those. For people who say, "Why don't you just use your phone?" there is a whole world of journalers who appreciate fine paper and the exquisite gliding of a fountain pen across the page. There is no digital substitute for that! 🙂

[@writerinrwanda]

Really great advice. I wish KZbin would allow you to archive comments like Facebook does. Sometimes you get crap comments that aren't bad enough to delete or respond to, but you don't want to look at them every day until they slide down the list. It's easier to ignore something when you don't have to look at it.

[@tedtalkshockey1966]

It’s not what these toxic people say that bothers me. It’s how incredibly small, petty and immature they are while being completely oblivious and entitled. They think immaturity is funny and have no sense of how they denigrate themselves by being so.

[@RobertoBlake]

You’re not wrong

[@CaptainRuggels]

I’ve embrace them. I am always sure to thank them for the comment. After all, they took the time to view my content and stayed to leave a comment. They key is to not care what people think of you. Just be you

[@FutureBusinessTech]

This topic really resonates with me. It's offputting to me when the most popular comment thread under a video is all about a creator's appearance, voice, etc. and the discussion in it is disrespectful and degrading in every way imaginable. Some commenters like that will even post similar personal criticisms in multiple videos to ensure that they get the upvotes, validation, and attention they seek. Some creators probably allow this to happen because they believe that the more comments their videos get (regardless of the quality of those comments), the better their videos will perform.

[@EzekJohnson]

Most of the time, those making comments that fall under the negative, destructive, unreasonable and hateful comments may sometimes have a lot going on with themselves and see the platforms as a way of venting and unleashing the "burden" in their spirits on the content creator. It is tough to deal with such people so it is is very important for every content creator to try and prepare themselves to approach such comments with the right mindset, not taking it personal but with a little bit of skill and professionalism, deal with it as the situation may demand. We, as content creators, must always do our best to choose the response option that doesn't escalate the situation nor make the content creator come across as a victim of the situation. Rather, we must learn to respond in a kind, measured, reasonable, and positive manner at all times. A response sometime However, if it feels overwhelming and draining for us, we always have the options to NOT RESPOND, BLOCK, REPORT, DELETE, HIDE. Whatever you do as a content creator, make sure you do not let anyone spoil your fun nor dampen your creative spirit. As Roberto would say, make sure you "Create something awesome today" and always. The more you soar higher, the more the critics so if you let them get to you, you will never see your dreams. Remain positive always.

[@mikal]

Ignoring trolls usually yields the best results, because your other followers will slam the troll back without any involvement from you.

[@tenwaystowearit]

This is such a great topic for content creators because unwarranted and unnecessary hate can be shocking to people just starting out. I happen to work in law enforcement outside of KZbin (14 years), so I’m somewhat conditioned to being insulted, and I deal with it pretty well, but if you’re not used to it, it can be discouraging. My best advice is to not respond when you even THINK the person is trolling. Remove the comment if necessary to stop bandwagoners and if the comment is really bad, block them because they won’t stop. They can’t help themselves. Trolls are the most miserable and pathetic people and they literally have nothing better to do with their time. I do mostly fashion videos and I occasionally get people who choose to focus in on silly things just to TRY to insult me. 90% of the time I just block them and keep it moving. They can continue to watch and obsess but they can’t comment and that’s good enough for me.

[@CloverTac]

OH YEAH! agreed 100% that you need to surround yourself with those who are helpful to you, those who make YOU a better creator. That can be fellow creators, loyal supporters, etc.

[@tenwaystowearit]

You’re so accurate about people coming for unrelated things or things that you can’t immediately change. I’ve literally had people comment that they hate my whole set up which happens to be my living room because it’s the only space in my apartment that’s suitable for me to film in. I’m like ok are you going up cash app me enough to redecorate? 🤷🏾‍♀️ Lol.

[@TheOrganizedSoprano]

Appreciate this video. It’s a lot less toxic on my channel than in 2018 but I’m still trying to keep it healthy

[@AnnaBucciarelli]

Really needed to hear this today as I am dealing with some craziness on my channel. Thank you Roberto!

[@AJsGreenTopics]

Trolls and haters waste a KZbinr's time. Great video. 😎

[@RobertoBlake]

Absolutely they do!

[@AsuraPsych]

As a creator who watches many other creators I have seen both ends of the spectrum and I find people move across the spectrum with life stress. Some are too receptive and will try to fake who they are for their viewers while others will go full on defensive mode and get into fights with people who are attempting to leave constructive criticism. On a personal level, my favorite comments are people who ask difficult questions or leave critiques with positive intent. To me, there are few things more valuable than someone who enjoys my content giving me genuine feedback even if it is largely negative. The only thing I might caution against is becoming too quick to resort to blocking or banning people for differing opinions. If they are being a jerk - sure, that makes sense. I think there is a large difference though between an ad hominem and a "maybe your thoughts/actions in this video were questionable" - which isn't always a "logical" thing but one that many viewers are still going to care about. When I see creators who start to get a little larger start just shutting down any differing opinion, those are the channels that often become echo chambers where fans are too attached to the creator to see any imperfections. I have seen great open minded content creators go down the dark path of "I am right and everyone else is wrong" which I think is usually a sign that maybe the feedback is getting to them. This tends to lead to an overly coddling and supportive audience. There isn't an easy answer to this other than maybe taking a break or even maybe even therapy. It can be hard being a creator in any field and even the strongest can get bothered at times. Either way, great video.

[@RobertoBlake]

These are some thoughtful insights. What you will find MOST larger creators do is they just abandon their comment section all together

[@TheEliottFamilyof7]

Creators mental health is a priority I agree

[@AdrianReddix]

I welcome valid criticism and respectful disagreement. Anything else I have no time for. Another great video.

[@kiddd74]

I always say” show me an example of your body of work” so I can see what “right, looks like” or “ what or who are you comparing my content to?” So I can see or understand your expectation for my content. Most of the time they point out some creator that’s been in the game for 6-10 yrs, 50k-100k subs. Then I say “oh wow I take that as a compliment, if you’re comparing me with my 2yrs experience to someone like that. Lol.

[@RobertoBlake]

That’s actually really good

[@ThePurplePillPerspective]

I have a bachelors in psychology and someone in the comments said, “ why do people who are psychologists know the least?” I’m like this comment is out of nowhere and holds no merit, because this person probably has the slightest idea what it takes to be a psychologist

[@CloverTac]

As Roberto is talking about these resposes it makes me reflect on someting interesting. I find that MOST of the negative comments, trolls, invalid criticism, etc is done in a DRIVE BY way, meaning regardless of if you address that or not, maybe you have a follow up question on what the commenter meant, they NEVER reply again. They are literally just coming in to take pop shots at you. so often replying at all is a waste of your time... at least for me.

[@RobertoBlake]

Exactly this!!!

[@tenwaystowearit]

So true. That’s my experience as well. It’s never your dedicated audience.

[@CloverTac]

a quick point on offering criticism, again relevant to a lot of life.... DO NOT bring up a problem UNLESS you have some sort of solution. so maybe if you are going to critic someone, have some applicable suggestions to go along with it. just as i said in the earlier comment, offer some positivity to cancel the negativity out.

[@tenwaystowearit]

💯

[@LisePlansandJournals]

This is so timely. My channel is so tiny and yet a troll came across and commented terrible stuff on my three latest videos. Ironically, most youtube bullies dont even create content and are always nameless, faceless, and mean for no reason.

[@TheFreshSoundsFlorida]

Everything you just said is a fact. Happens to me at least several times a month. I don't engage anymore. I remove them from the channel

[@FinancialShinanigan]

Having Asian parents means I've grown up with haters who love comparing me to everyone else lol

[@jillianandjeremy]

Wildly helpful, as always. Thank you for always giving terrific, measured perspectives, Roberto. And congrats on exceeding 550K!!! 1M is around the corner for you,

[@pat_jones36]

I have been fighting and dealing with hate comments on youtube for months. They are so annoying and I just can’t handle them anymore

[@steelyman08]

Yep. And YT have taken away the block option from all users' channels. I don't need to report them. That's just absurd. So it's hate & let hate now? Great! You can only hide them if they troll around on your own uploads.

[@CrissyRayaASMR]

@@steelyman08 I know! I hate that. I wish they would just allow us to block them.

[@CrissyRayaASMR]

@Coolthings79 Aww! I'm sorry to know that. I really hope that things do improve for you. Try to remember that (most of the time) these "people" are miserable and what they say is a reflection of the crappy character that they exhibit. They are the problem, not you! You are fine just the way you are. Haters provide us an opportunity to grow into better individuals❤. Perhaps they're envious of that as well.

[@steelyman08]

@@CrissyRayaASMR I can't understand why they removed that very simple option? You went to their channel, clicked on about, and clicked block user. Job done. Why take that simple freedom away? I've only blocked 3 people since 2008! I know it wasn't being abused in any way. So why remove it?

[@pat_jones36]

⁠@@CrissyRayaASMR thanks! I am doing better now and I have been reporting them

[@EUMadeSimple]

Good Video. A lot of the criticism I have received has been constructive and valid. Especially as my channel is learning based, some of my viewers have identified mistakes. It has helped me a lot to create a sticky post with corrections (that are valid) with thanking the person in the comments that pointed them out. That way the community feels like they have been heard and makes your video potentially better. As for haters and trolls, I just try to ignore them.. But of course this can be hard

[@BenLlywelyn]

100 crappy videos, that was your advice. And I was going that way anyway but you gave the idea a form. I'm monetised now - good advice.

[@RobertoBlake]

Congrats!

[@SquareUp1]

Well said Roberto! I always take all the criticism and try to convert into something productive. However, I did get someone lately telling me basically why I even bother making a video about Thumbnails when my own thumbnails are not good and need help. I was like I am only trying to help people who do not even know the basics. Stay Blessed mate 🙂

[@tonidenise326]

Great video, I had one hate comment and it angered me so bad. I deleted the comment

[@EpicDIZ]

I feel like I've been trigger happy on the "hide user from channel button"

[@pharmclare]

No response, delayed response,report, block or ban. Great insights especially the potential responses 👍 thank you Blake Rob for the nuggets of wisdom

[@LorryHill]

Great video !! I really appreciate your balanced advice for creators dealing with haters ; thank you !!

[@RobertoBlake]

Thanks Lorry!

[@CraftingwithDelonda]

🤣🤣🤣@back in my day! If I get any constructive feedback...I have responded with - noted!

[@littlegretchensworkshop7665]

Thank you for defining the difference between real authentic constructive criticism vs. haters/trolls. Block, ban, delete report. Thanks!

[@BigonStyle]

Thank you, Roberto! I’m growing as a channel and looked up how to deal with negative comments (struggling with ignoring). I truly appreciate this entire video!

[@137dylan]

Hey Roberto, I discovered your channel recently in my journey towards launching a YT channel. This video was very helpful. It says a lot that it was able to hold my attention despite there being no fancy graphics or transitions. Ultimately the value you provide comes from the message, hence it kept my retention! Cheers.

[@RobertoBlake]

This just made my morning!

[@leosthrivwithautism]

You touched on many of my fears. Plus I wanted to find a balance of doing KZbin while still maintaining my private life. It's why I developed a character for my channel. That way it's me but not really. Only Haters I've experienced is those from the comment section of other Channels videos. And many were full on attacks using a very nasty choice of words. When ignoring didn't work. I respectfully made an attempt to say "back off". When the attacks continued I reported harassment, reported that persons channel, and hidden the user. On my channel I've only had constructive criticism and that's fine with me. Because when I looked at what people where saying it was accurate. I try to never involve emotions or take it personal. I give people a way to have freedom to speak. But when speak turns into attack that's where the line is crossed. Good video Roberto! love it.

[@narcissismcognitivedissonance]

Criticism itself is part of the I’sm “prism.” People who point out stuff that is necessary for improvement are not “criticizing” they are just trying to help in a logical way. Your content hits on this. I just wanted to point out that criticism is not healthy at all. Offering good suggestions and tips is often interpreted as criticism when it’s not, it just someone giving wisdom to help the person out. And yes, we block and delete the negativity, always.

[@heylisamichele]

Thanks for this. I can take and respond to constructive criticism graciously but even then I won't entertain unsolicited and unnecessary follow ups or doubling down. One and done or the rest of their 2 cents get deleted and/or. I refuse to go back and forth or argue with anyone on my platform.

[@Aieshoo]

You can't please everyone, you aren't a jar of nutella.

[@KaiserNightcoreMusic]

Thing is, even Nutella has haters 😂

[@creepmike77]

It's so absurd that some of these trolls and haters think people are just supposed to accept and put up with their BS. No.

[@RobertoBlake]

Bingo

[@Ericartmanschili]

I love this video, really needed it as a business owner. It’s nice to get some insight on how other people deal with this crap. Just burned out from it, this made me feel better

[@milkbread5036]

Thank you so much! Especially the internalizing criticism part I struggle with.

[@kenteagle2918]

Agree with you Roberto. Always amazes me when someone who says a creator is wrong, biased, crazy, etc. continues to make comments instead of simply not watching. If they watch TV at home, do they change the channel, turn the TV off, or just keep yelling at a program they don't want to watch or agree with?

[@koolohinde]

That what I do. Block and Ban.

[@spooqs]

@2:10 - "Add no value for the other people in the audience" - Here is where I think some people make a misstep. When you play into a troll and feed them, you will often get more and more of that behavior because people will realize they can get a dramatic reaction out of you. Don't fall for it. If you aren't mindful, it's easy to catch yourself where your dramatic reaction IS providing (the wrong kind of) value to a certain type of viewer.

[@SimplyAlwaysAwake]

Love the simplicity, directness, and utility of your videos :) Thanks

[@EzekJohnson]

Straightforward.

[@PetrusandPardette]

The trolls are now sophisticated...

[@87JSpirit]

Now This is Ever Green Content!! Thank you So Much For this Mr. Blake!!!💯🙏

[@RobertoBlake]

Thanks for taking the time?

[@JeremiahCraig]

Great video. I completely agree. My house, my rules. This exactly what many creators need to hear. Thanks for making this video

[@DeeBlaregold]

You are an absolutely thoughtful, knowledgeable, and definitely the most helpful person. Thank you.

[@yohaizilber]

Disproportionate criticism can be a sign of pain. People sometimes lash out because they have other life struggles. Negative comments may have nothing to do with you.

[@TheColonFamily.]

WE JUST STARTED UPLOADING TWO MONTHS AGO AND WE ARE NOW GETTING NEGATIVE COMMENTS AS OUR CHANNEL GROWS.

[@TheEliottFamilyof7]

Recently we had someone say that our family reaction to a food was overboard and my kids exaggerated a bit but it was just them having a good time. This was not trolling but I think it was a little misunderstanding that sometimes exaggeration is not an act but just a good time even if not on camera

[@fuzzyfriendsrescuevoluntee3036]

This is really great info, and I appreciate you making it. What happens tho when you have someone who's genuinely mentally unbalanced - from another country - stalking you? The cops can't do anything because it's another country, and they start writing horrible stuff about you all over the internet about you and your business? All over the web? I'm a tiny business and it'd be so expensive to hire professionals to work in 2 countries to stop the harassment.

[@WakeAndBakeWithUncleRay]

Life lesson of the day, learn to respond to criticism well from all angles...

[@digitalmarketinghumans]

It's definitely all about the climb. Let them project, good or bad. Great words of advice and reminder we must continue on. You're great inspiration as always, Roberto. Thank you!

[@joanapartosa5006]

Thank you for posting this video. This is very timely and a great explanation as well. Hope to get more episodes on delegation and business management as well. More power to your channel.

[@CloverTac]

my suggestion would be to estblish moderators that are loyal, vested followers. i use a system that involves my Patreon patrons and KZbin channel members. these are far more involved with what goes on the channel, they know what I want, how I want things to run and what to do. plus, they are far, far more likely to show up and actually mod than just a general viewer. i get how some creators may not have these types of mechanisms in play and if you do not, then identify those who comment regularly, show up to your lives regularly, etc and make them mods... after you ask and then instruct of course.

[@The_rough_draft]

thanks bro i needed that info...its very helpful for my youtube journey

[@RobertoBlake]

Glad to hear that

[@CraytonTv]

Wow! Such an important topic, I’ve have had that before but I just learned to ignore it or I’ll still respond to the person peacefully cause they only wanted attention to see if you notice them not knowing content creators notice everything. But great explaination of this video very detailed and well explained. Appreciate it. God Bless

[@moniquespeaksandreactions]

Chileee I have learned this the hard way. I am glad you brought attention to this.

[@Ihavemmd]

Thank you so much for this, I really needed it today! ❤

[@AfibPatientExperience]

Thanks Roberto. My channel’s goal is to help others dealing with a medical condition. You wouldn’t think I’d get hateful comments, but as my channel has grown, some people have said some terrible things. So far, I have just removed these comments. Your content is awesome! Thanks again.

[@HCooperCraftyBug]

thank you for this video! very sound advice!! Completely agree with "my house my rules"... yes on the notebooks! lol😉

[@joshuasinclair9180]

So good. Thanks man. Had me Rollin when you said 'run them hands'!

[@moses9175]

Haters gonna hate but can not stop doing what i love to do

[@SashaMoniqueTalks]

This was a great video because the longer you are on KZbin, the more hate that you get.

[@ElisaValkyria]

Great advice, as always. Thank you Roberto!

[@RobertoBlake]

You’re very welcome!!!

[@CloverTac]

Great video once again Roberto, this also reminded me I need to jump over and catch up on the first part of your LIVE on how to make titles. I was tied up and missed a lot of that one. Head Down & Hustle!

[@stronglandfitness]

Great video!! If anyone puts a thumbs down on this video should go look in the mirror. People don't realize that having a KZbin channel is a hard thing to do because you are putting yourself out there mistakes and all, but that's the beauty of it you grow and learn. And if you get haters that means your doing something right. Haters are usually the ones who hide behind the camera and working on their craft.

[@AuricUnity]

Come with the territory of being a content creator. We let a lot of comments go thru that we don't agree with. But if if it's an outrageous and disparaging comment, then we have no issue blocking. Everyone's channel is a business and should be treated as such.

[@NomadicAmbience]

I remember back when you were dabbing on the haters. :)

[@myvillagehasnoelders]

Also take advantage of You Tubes blocked words feature. You can go in and add any word that you don't want people to be able to use. I have curse words, racial slurs, and derogatory words blocked. That way I don't ever have to hear them. I believe other social media platforms have this option too. I know for sure Facebook does. And I'm pretty sure I saw that feature on IG also.

[@nataliayoung3734]

I had a person say a bad word to me once. But, I took the comment off and then blocked the word.

[@RobertoBlake]

This is the way

[@MultipleCareers]

Awesome video❤! I love how you differentiated between censorship and 'your house your rules', SO on point. Also, as always love your fair and pragmatic take on things. Thanks for this video, we really need to hear this.

[@yepbriz]

I have a small channel but I already got a couple of adhominem attacks I just ignore them and in back of my head I thank them for visiting and watching in my channel. Thank you for this wonderful video.

[@mikecook_author]

Roberto Blake is THE man. I have been watching his videos for four years now and he comes across as honest and genuine. He uses real data, real examples, and real results. He tries to help KZbin content creators people and posts his advice for free. Keep up the great work, Mr Blake. Your efforts are appreciated.

[@FatalReaper]

Awesome Video I think alot of creators deal with this myself included. I Use to read the hate comments and it would get to me every now and then. I finally just started deleting anything to do with hate on my videos.

[@brianibo6425]

This is amazing advice..and broken down perfectly. Roberto on this episode was like having a therapist on KZbin for free 😂

[@brianibo6425]

Thanks so much Roberto!

[@NotaryLifeWithKimmi]

Hi Roberto, thank you!!! This was right on time. Appreciate it 😊

[@TrVlogs82]

The issue is my haters don't comment. They just subscribe to my channel just to dislike EVERY video I upload & KZbin refuses to let us see who is doing it. Like just make it for us in the creators' studio so only creators see it. Disliking a video gives no feedback just another form of bullying or hating for nothing. I don't care if it helps it's annoying because it's no feedback given.

[@tenwaystowearit]

💯

[@la6136]

A lot of the times the people who dislike it do it for a dumb reason. That’s why they have no feedback. Dislikes still help push your video in the algorithm so your haters are actually helping you out lol

[@TrVlogs82]

@@la6136 It's a just a few people who subbed to my channel because... I called out their fav music artist for bullying. Loool.

[@NCFNMidas]

This is really great, in-depth advice on both the logical and emotional aspects of dealing with hate comments and criticism. Very helpful!!