What Happened to Streaming Services?!

[@kurtispeak]

Disclaimer: Excuse the emphasis on the 'P' sounds through the mic. I forgot to use my pop filter for this recording, I'll have it on for next time

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

You P popper!

[@lovelivelaugh4542]

don't listen to what they are telling u....the writers are crying about $11,000 a week is not enough for them, and there is not enough writers in the room... well how can there be when every single show they put out is trash...from who? those same writers complaining, but writing terrible scripts.......networks have agreed to up their pay to $14k a week and thats was not enough!.....its like asking for a damn raise during the worst time while a company is fighting for it's life because everything they put out is trash and not good quality, they losing money left and right because streaming is a terrible business model... Sure u can blame networks in the past for years during the TV days, about how they were being greedy....but u arent the one putting up the production cost are u? no they are.....whos taking the networks or the writers? truthfully how tf is $11k not enough money?......this is really about wga not making enough money, because network arent hiring enough writers and they want to use writers as a pawn of leverage to negotiate and get what they want....the union is trying to use writers, if u wat to blame someone blame them....they are the reason u cant work right now and collect $11k a week...becuz the union feel its too little of pay on the writers behalf......im sure writers would love that money, but they dont know the union is f'n them over. this is the worst time to be part of the union how about this writers.......write better s**t and you can have more writers room...the union have pissed off networks and now they will wait until y'all get desperate and lose everything....when all u had to so was accept the upgrade to $14k a week.....they cant get more writers in the room.....not until you writers put out better quality work.

[@LacosteTK]

Well It's Their Money, They Can Decide What They Do With It, You Hire a Writer To Write a Story And They Are Paid And That's That, Just Like Any Other Job, This People Aren't Special Why Shouldn't I Get Residuals, After I Do A Job And Got Paid??

[@Likursylf]

I'm sick of the "fatigue"! It's not fatigue, it's quality! The quality of things has dropped! Movies, TV, Content in general. And thanks to the writers strike we know why; nepotism and greed.

[@kurtispeak]

Totally agree that’s why studios like Disney are going to slow down the release of the MCU and Star Wars shows & movies

[@capsfederation3154]

Notable intellectual property that chose the "slow and steady" releases and benefitted from the higher quality content were Red Dead Redemption. "Spray and pray" approaches like transformers, dc super heroes and call of duty have made bank but people are getting wise to the lack of depth the media may have once provided

[@elaishh3533]

Speaking of the the strike , remember when only Hollywood could work during the lock downs, I remember

[@liamhughes4105]

@@kurtispeakI disagree but even so they’re still going so yeh chicken run 2 4 example is coming 2 Netflix this chirstmas so yeh again

[@infidelheretic923]

I suspect there would be fatigue even if they were roughly the same quality. But you’re correct. The writing in modern Hollywood (especially Disney) has gone from bad to worse. Well past the point of diminishing returns. These days we’re pleasantly surprised when it ISNT a flop.

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

Problem is each platform can't produce enough new quality content to meet demand of streamers.

[@BoxiesAU]

I won't tolerate it, I have cancelled all streaming services and have gone back to the high seas. Can you imagine if this happened with music? Where Artist X was on Spotify, Y on Apple, Z on Tidal and so on, it would not be tolerated. The media industry had their silver bullet to solve the piracy problem, and greed got the better of them and they will reap what they sow. The only ones who seemed to have any clue was Sony.

[@josephbrown9685]

If everyone had just used Netflix in the same way as Sony, they’d all be raking in millions because the IPs are valuable, not the branded platforms. Netflix would be better off as well.

[@ABanRocks]

​@@josephbrown9685 ya but it will give so much power to Netflex. If there is only one platform then they choose how much they pay you. Netflex will benefit way more than the studios

[@BWSStudios]

This is the most factual thing about streaming I’ve heard. Like the shit is incredibly asinine the way these companies are acting solely out of greed, whole time most of them have never actually made a net gain off of streaming.

[@1977TA]

I joined Netflix in 2011 and got to experience the simple era in which they were the one stop for all streaming needs. What I didn't know was that it I got in on the tail end of streaming peace. In a few years the wars began. I watched in horror as the shows and movies I loved, the reasons I became a Netflix member, disappeared from the platform. I was forced to join more streaming services in order to continue having access to a wide variety of content. One studio however did not join the war. There is no Sony Plus because Sony is smart enough to know that licensing their content is more profitable than taking on the huge expense that comes with operating a streaming service. The current streaming model is not sustainable. Eventually there will be casualties. At some point the individual streaming platforms will be consolidated into one bundle and if that happens maybe there will once again be peace in the streaming world.

[@iwatchDVDsonXbox360]

Just buy DVDs and you'll always have your favourite shows. And it will support shows that you actually like more.

[@kurtispeak]

I secretly collect DVDs of my all time favorite movies & some shows 🤫

[@DesertDwight]

I try to buy blu rays that also include digital copies, but I don’t trust that I’ll always have access to digital movies/shows. So now I’m buying my favorites on blu ray

[@s.patterson5698]

The problem is they are not making that many DVD'S anymore. I have a couple thousand dvds...just for that reason as you said.

[@s.patterson5698]

​@@kurtispeakI am with you on that!!!

[@santiagov7163]

I cut off all streaming services except Apple Music simply because I’m not trying to watch on the go. Tbh mine and my husband’s Vudu and dvd/bluray collection is large. Although he prefers streaming movies (I don’t) we do miss only murders and that’s about it

[@TV-xv1le]

Streaming went from Netflix being enough to needing Netflix, hulu, disney+, paramount+, max, etc

[@kurtispeak]

Basically 😂

[@jeffreyhorton2551]

Well done. The one thing that all content creators are missing is the fact that having a big screen TV is way more feasible. Before flat screens a big screen TV was a commitment to a bulky piece of furniture you did not want to move around. The number of even low income Americans with a TV 60 inches and above is quite high. Would be good to hear more on this as a factor.

[@ilan_profile]

WAIT U ONLY HAVE 500 SUBSCRIBERS?? THIS VIDEO FEELS STRAIGHT OUT OF A MILLION SUBS CHANNEL ITS SO WELL MADE

[@kurtispeak]

Thank you for the kind words! More content to come!

[@ilan_profile]

@@kurtispeak So excited!! U got a new Sub :D

[@TrekCannon]

I was a member of Netflix even before streaming. They only delivered movies to your house and u mailed them back 😂they came in a red, square envelope. You picked up to 10 movies and they kept sending movies in your "que". 4.99

[@kurtispeak]

I remember those days too! My parents subscribed to Netflix back when it was mailed to us and we’d plop the discs into our dvd player and enjoyed the movies for as long as we’d like haha

[@TrekCannon]

@@kurtispeak 😂😂 damn I feel old

[@JC111414]

I'm going to be the one to say this but there should only be one streaming platform and every other one should lent their content to this one streaming platform. This streaming platform war has damaged everything. I can't even watch stuff without being interrupted with ads or password sharing. I can't believe this is where we are heading in streaming. It used to be cool and fun to have a streaming platform. But not anymore

[@stillbobrb9]

If they did that, no one will make money, it’s like saying children play nice.

[@one-upfilmz6649]

9:54 lmao and don't forget David Zaslav as well! Cause David Zaslav and Bob Iger are literally siding with each other cause of how both slimy and put of touch they are. And David Zaslav even forced them to strike as well and while at his Boston University commencement speech he got booed at from the students for not paying or promising his writers reward!

[@one-upfilmz6649]

*out

[@shywitchanimations5235]

Bob Iger is not as bad as Zaslav. At least he somewhat cares about quality.

[@gravy3907]

ooh giggity lmao

[@animeheven4641]

The reason the strike hasn't ended is that the big Studios are in an internal war between each other, and even if one studio agrees to make a deal with the writers and actors guild, they legally can't until all the bodies agree, it's like they are holding each other hostage....

[@kurtispeak]

Yeah that’s one thing I just found out about recently and didn’t have time to import that information in the edit. But Netflix is looking like the ring leader of keeping all of the big studios hostage because they have the most leverage amongst the rest

[@matthewsengendo6302]

@@kurtispeak netflix has all the infinity stones one snap and all the strikes are gone

[@phoenix211245]

The reasons why the strikes haven't ended is that the writers want a minimum size to writer's rooms and a guarantee of not using ai. They already got a deal that agreed with everything but that point. With the quality of writing being produced lately it would be better for the writers to starve and for the studios to go wholely to chatgpt. The AI would make better films.

[@Gimblegirl]

Being someone who is probably older than most of your viewers, I love the tv & movies from the 50's - 80's. The movies, especially from the 70's, are almost impossible to find anywhere. I refuse to pay for a streaming service that doesn't carry at least a selection of them. I'd almost rather stick with cable, which is my streaming for news and basic cable channels. OIther than that KZbin, Pluto & Tubi work well, (all of which are free) and are all I need.

[@jesusramirezromo2037]

Studio's created their own worst enemy by focusing on streaming, by giving the audience so much convienence, we no longer feel the need to wait for movies on theaters, wich still remains more profitable than subscriptions, wich alot of pepole also cancelled because of them removing the convienence of password sharing

[@Kromiball]

Perhaps it is time to split streaming services from the film studios like what happened to theatres in the Hollywood Antitrust case of 1948?

[@Lunar_WaveYT]

0:20 Everyone forgets Hulu launched in 2008 and was also similar

[@manofmartin]

I stuck with Netflix. I actively canceled my "free" service through my phone (which was a nightmare to cancel) because between youtube and Netflix, I'm fine.

[@kurtispeak]

You kept it simple, I like that 👍🏼

[@bluemarvel5970]

These big global mega corps are and never will be happy with making millions to billions in profit every year. The see that they must reach the forever stupid aim of "infinite growth". Services/products will often start out nice, cheaper or fair. Then slowly service elements, features and the like will be removed and put behind further paywalls. One-time fees will soon become subscription model only. And these subscriptions too, will rise in price and if you choose to stay at the bottom, then be prepared to say hello to ads once again.

[@KillerZxAce]

Disney/Marvel and HBO are going downhill because of their woke political agenda. Combined with super hero fatigue (apart from The Boys) and the terrible executives this industry caused this shitshow themselves!

[@timstarockz]

"The Future" just sounds like internet cable lol

[@kurtispeak]

It probably will be, or we’ll see only 2 to 3 big streaming platforms while the rest disappear

[@ApolloT-vp5dn]

I don't think streaming is the future of home entertainment. It's not profitable and never will be, unless the subscription costs increase, the volume of content is reduced and the quality is reduced. As streaming becomes less appealing due to the above adjustments, then streaming will start to fail as consumers switch off.

[@idonisthelover]

You have so much potential! I loved listening to you 😁

[@kurtispeak]

Thank you! More to come

[@onlyplants]

I see that you are a relatively new content creator - thats why you need to hear this. Your production is immaculate, your presentation style is engaging and interesting. You are very articulate, presentabe, and your opinions are interesting. I have subscribed in hopes that you will continue doing good content, and explore different topics. Keep it up man.

[@LemonLizard.]

I have no idea how you popped up in my feed but your doing something right the algorithm picked it up. I only get shown vids with at least 200k views, couldn’t even tell I wasn’t listening to a channel i usually listen to at work

[@kurtispeak]

Honestly this is so cool to hear! Happy the algorithm gods are recommending this video, hope I entertained you while at work 😅

[@victorkingi5656]

No idea how you popped into my recommended but am glad you did! Subscribed 🎉😂

[@YouCanCallMeBobot]

I get it that the writers need to be paid better for their work but you have to realized that the companies who pay for these type of movies and series are the ones risking their money. If the product being produced sucks, the writers and actors wont even care about it because they already got paid. The bottom line is, networks or companies will always take the hit and most often than not, they will lose money because not all shows are created equal and thats a fact.

[@emilybeauvais4164]

I hear you but a streaming service that is super expensive but has everything is basically just cable all over again.

[@kurtispeak]

And every streaming service that you add up is a cable package too. Not saying that one streaming service is the solution or anything but at least 2 or 3 big streaming platforms will eventually happen for either a premium price or will ad options for the subscription price.

[@portiasnowdon9443]

Subscribed , excited to see you grow

[@kurtispeak]

Thank you! More content to come!

[@treymykel]

It's not really they don't want to pay nobody residuals they literally can't afford it because they green light so many shows that really wasn't making money So the problem is they've been losing more money paying these actors and writers then gaining money because let's be honest a lot of these shows that was greenlit on the streaming services were not paying them you know without any ads or anything supporting these shows or whatever a lot of these shows are literally losing the streaming services money back in the day when it first started where it wasn't that many streaming services Yeah they probably could have paid residuals or whatever but nowadays no they really can't and then let's be honest their actors and writers and producers aren't helping themselves when they make awful dog crap shows and insult the fans and be like it's not for you okay great if it's not for me then I'm not going to watch it and without the watch time they can't really rack up in revenue. The problem is they use the pandemic as a thing like oh my God we're getting all these views and money and whatever because people were sitting at home at the time not realizing that this was going to always crash every studio every network needs to streaming service No absolutely not The problem with streaming services is there is a overbundance of streaming services not enough quality there's more quantity than quality and that's why nobody's watching me and therefore they couldn't even pay them residuals because if people found out that a lot of the shows that people think we're making money or a lot of shows that were quote unquote popular or being pushed on us really a lot of people aren't watching them that's the truth.

[@anthonyjensen6059]

Aren’t all these services going bankrupt

[@kurtispeak]

Most of them are, but they're trying to save themselves by licensing out their content to other services and creating ad-based options

[@imperfectxennial3008]

I canceled all of my streaming services when the NFL season ended earlier this month. I’m not giving my money to these greedy companies who churn out crap now a days. I’m tempted to throw my streaming device away. I watch my Blu-Ray/DVD collection now.

[@sampson4886]

What happened? Stupid consumers kept letting them off the hook for bad business practices. Vote with your dollars people!

[@billbombshiggy9254]

Problem is there are too many and cable is actually cheaper so why not pirate again? Hell, you get ads on streaming and pirating, only pirating is free. So Arrrrr me mayteys Everybody got greedy and wanted their piece of the streaming pie thinking we just liked streaming. Nope. I'll be glad when it all falls down. It's a cute little house of cards they built.

[@ThraxMan84]

I cancelled all my streaming services, including music services. I'm just tired of paying for them. The subscription prices are always going up. No thanks.

[@gravy3907]

the consolditaion wil not happen i guess ppl will watch old stuff instead like we play older games hehe

[@UtkarshiniRai]

Dude I was surprised to notice your sub numbers, considering how good the video was. Hoping you blow up really soon! Also please make more photography videos. I am looking to shift from mobile to a camera and would love your content about it

[@idonisthelover]

I swear. I thought he was a big KZbinr until I saw this comment 💀

[@DyingToLive12]

I'll pay $50/Month for a "Data Package" similar to my cell service, however I get all movies/shows instead of cell service/data. Fair enough??

[@nathanielenochs1843]

I think I’ll just stick with watching content on physical media. With Physical Media, all that you have to do is grab the Movie or TV Show that you wanna watch, pop the disc into your player, and hit play. No Internet connection required

[@carsongosdin]

I thought this was a big channel because of the quality. Was shocked to see your a small KZbinr

[@kurtispeak]

Thank you for the kind words! Going to continue to grow :)

[@caprisanh2845]

Dude this is the best content you've put out yet! I definitely feel the fatigue with all these streaming services. It's a mess and it seems like the studios prefer quantity over quality these days. Can't wait to see more videos like this! 👊🏽

[@kurtispeak]

Thank you Sensei 🙏 Appreciate you watching!

[@PizzlesTechTime]

I'm so annoyed by HBO adding ads. It literally makes me not want to use it. I used to pay for HBO Max every month without a second thought. Seeing ads on HBO makes me want to cancel it every time I use the app

[@ABanRocks]

Well they are losing billions. Without ads they will go bankrupt.

[@PizzlesTechTime]

@@ABanRocks how's that possible when we are all paying a subscription bundle. It seems like they are doing it just because they can

[@kurtispeak]

The subscription model they once had without ads for platforms such as Max, Paramount+, and Peacock is not sustainable for them. They haven’t been in the game as long as Netflix has. Not only that but Max has also seen the biggest drop in unsubscribes as well so they have to do ad based subscriptions

[@PizzlesTechTime]

@@kurtispeak yeah the end consumer just does not care about streaming service revenue. I see too many ads on Hulu I unsubscribe. I will pay for a more expensive subscription if HBO Max will allow it.

[@kurtispeak]

@@PizzlesTechTime they have different plans for HBO, the highest tier subscription is 19.99/mo

[@marinaolvidar332]

I haven't gone to the theaters in almost eight years maybe the prices going up the food expensive people kicking your chair 😢 I rather stay home and watch it on streaming or get it on DVD

[@lziggy79]

Every Industry since the Industrial Revolution has been impacted by machines in some way, why is it such a shock to Hollywood when it comes to their jobs 😢

[@lamontsnipes5229]

Key word… industrial. They make art… creativity shouldn’t be replaced by ai is the argument

[@BWSStudios]

Honestly subscribing to only a few platforms is equal to if not more than some cable packages, and that’s not just with the top ad free versions. If you were to sub to all the streamers, you are hemorrhaging cash at that rate. That’s way more than cable, which most standard packages are only like 40-70 bucks.

[@tehjamerz]

I quit paying for cable before the 2000s, thanks to the internet Never needed a single streaming service

[@israeleagdigos7853]

Subscribed! That was a quality content!

[@kurtispeak]

Thank you! More content to come 😄

[@Badhans2007]

Great video. I hate streaming these days

[@mattpotter8725]

I agree with a lot of what you say, but I don't see having one streaming service as the solution, as in the end that monopoly will become all controlling and prices will go up. I think the elephant in the room that you failed to grasp was that back when Netflix streamed Marvel content was it wasn't seen as a studio in its own right, even though it funds its Netflix Originals (it had to go protect itself going forward from being cut off). The problem as I see it is these big movie studios wanting to cut out the middle man and keep all the profit for itself and I don't see this model working, not with the amount of money they are throwing at this. Having a few streaming platforms that buy content from the studios is a great better model and whilst to have 2 or 3 that we can dip in and out of, binging as we go, is a far better model. Competition is what is needed but these big corporations act more like cartels than competitors, they want to go on doing what they've always done without any thought of having to keep prices under control because if all studios own their own streaming platforms there can be no new entrants to the market, which in any competitive market keeps all players on their feet and on their game.

[@kurtispeak]

Agree with your statement, I wasn’t saying it’s the solution rather something we may see in the future. I don’t see all of these streaming platforms staying here that long. Most of them will yes faze out and we’ll only see 2 or 3 major platforms with licensed studio movies and shows. So you’re right about the studios acting like cartels rather than competitors and Netflix is looking like the ring leader of the streaming monopoly.

[@1977TA]

@@kurtispeak Netflix has what the other streaming platforms lack, streaming brand recognition. They pioneered what we know today as streaming content online. With that being the case it would make sense for them to be the ring leader again with the other studios acting as content suppliers as they did before the streaming wars.

[@LarryJ602]

When saying what they all had in common, I thought you were going to say they are all going broke and losing millions. Netflix should have just been the platform, everyone should have just wanted their own category. WB section, Disney Section, Paramount Section, and so on.

[@kurtispeak]

Oh no they're (HBO Max, Peacock, Paramount, etc) losing HUNDREDS of Millions forsure. Sorry I didn't make that apparent lol. Agreed, Netflix should have been the end all be all platform for us. Which should bethe future instead of paying for so many other platforms that eventually add up to a cable package.

[@jesusramirezromo2037]

​​@@kurtispeakhaving a single platform isn't good either, It should have just consolidated into a three or four, Like how Disney, Fox and NBC had ownership of Hulu, Studios should have just partnered up with each other

[@sheilahellur5196]

Hi 😊

[@kurtispeak]

Hi 🤭

[@Geeil]

this is why and say it with me ✨pirateing sites ✨

[@mitchellalexander9162]

I still Like my Streaming Service: The Public Domain. New stuff for it comes out every year from all of the Major Studios and I hear that they're planning a Big Sound Film Expansion pretty soon that they're going to Roll out over the Next Two Years. It Cant be beat! Life is good.

[@Makoto03]

You are so cute! Great video on streaming services. I loved the early days of Netflix, when it had House of Cards, Hemlock Grove, and Orange is the New Black. Also a huge catalog of classic tv series. But i feel things went crazy when other studios decided to make their own subpar services, while removing their properties from Netflix. Now i don't really use any of them because they either lack content i want or are now overpriced compared to the past (Netflix).

[@EddyGraphic]

Thank god for piracy 😂

[@BileDuctBalderdash]

I can hear it now, can you not hear it? " the London bridge is falling down falling down falling down, The London bridge is falling down.......My fair Lady"

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

If a production loses money should the writers give their pay back?

[@jesusramirezromo2037]

They're making money out of merch and investments I think writters should get payed more, But residuals would be hard to justify when they loose money on the shows themselves

[@montybynum]

i do like the style of this video please do more like this vibe I can tell you’ve probably wanted to try something like this out

[@Dev-wm6db]

thank you for taking the time to make this! surprised you have a low sub count so here ya go!!

[@kurtispeak]

Thanks for the sub! More to come :)

[@brandongovreau9218]

they might just switch the being a competitor to KZbin letting anyone post on there streaming service so they could get some of the advertisement revenue and show off their products and services and show their sponsorships they get from companies and businesses and also it would have membership button and donation button you could either watch the video with ads or paying $1 a month without ads

[@birupandaa]

The hype is gone. I remember being excited for stranger things, breaking bad and New b99 episodes. That's the thing we have too many damn sub par choices and no damn excitement about watching it together. Everyone just wants convenience over quality.

[@auroratime7379]

DVD time yay!

[@Snapdragon0112]

Well yeah. Streaming is based on artificial competition. In an actual competitive market, prices drop to compete with another product. But what is happening here is companies compete with buying exclusivity. They aren’t making a nicer shirt, they are buying out certain types of shirts so nobody else can make them. So if you want that type of shirt, you have nowhere else to go.

[@ale7xtreme1001]

I love that your bleep at the beginning didn’t even work. 😂 Besides that funny moment, I wholeheartedly agree with this. We all thought that they were supposed to stand up to the greedy cable and satellite TV industry. But… corporations, no matter in which nature, always show their true, greedy capitalistic face. 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@GRXDE-]

make more content like this

[@Oldman78]

No nor sow much. And again I'll stick with broadcast TV. And satellite sow luck with the other stuff put it that way.

[@MatthewKanwisher]

You can’t have it both ways. The streaming platforms aren’t profitable , and people need to be paid more. Also if you don’t want AI to lower costs, one of these is going to have to give

[@yordankrushkov8488]

For some to be paid more, some others must be paid less and that's not going to happen easily. I hate the fact that "movie stars" get all the attention and money while for the enjoyment of a good content (at least in my view) it's enough to have a few things: great writing, good acting, good camera angles and decent production. The best content i've seen in the last 4-6 years is basically unknown actors, small studios but people who do their job with passion and produce original, coherent work. Start paying the writers the big bucks, the great cinematographers, reduce corporate profit. Oh and last but not least STOP making films/shows for illiterate and 2min attention span teenagers for the love of good content! but all that of course is a pipe dream and all I can do in the meantime is watch some goodies but oldies and filter new content by quality and most of all vote with my wallet.

[@horridohobbies]

Since 2019, I have completely stopped going to movie theatres. There are three main reasons: 1. Ticket prices have gone through the roof. It's much, much cheaper to watch a streaming service. 2. It's very inconvenient (driving, parking, washroom breaks). 3. It's less comfortable than watching at home on my sofa. Movie theatres have one main advantage: a very large screen with powerful surround sound. But that's not enough to overcome the above three reasons.

[@Dhachill]

How are the studios being stingy with money whilst not being able to raise enough funds for Thier streaming services/ stay profitable

[@WorldwideHypercars]

I know this channel will be huge

[@Jay5ive789]

Thinking about canceling my Disney+ as well. Canceled my HBO Max (which is changed to MAX) because they keep on taking some of my favorite movies and shows away from the streaming service.

[@juancolon7676]

View providers I believes the HBO can be better I hope you can see movies 🍿 in theaters

[@junionolet9912]

If you don't make profit from movies you can't get rewards

[@o.c.g.m9426]

Sooooo glad i was born in early 80s....i hope this generation learns how good it is to have physical movies and physical cds. Once you buy it YOU OWN IT !!!

[@kurtispeak]

Luckily I still collect some physical media.

[@InfectiousGroovePodcast]

Customers have far too many other options. Plain and simple. There are way too many other options that are free and/or far lower cost.

[@refraysmusic]

Exclusive licensees need to go. Every streaming service should have every show and compete with actual features and not who has what. Until then, I will continue sailing the seven sees AAARRGGH!!

[@kurtispeak]

Sail them seas matey 🏴‍☠

[@Oldman78]

Welcome to moder day satellite now it's streaming.

[@cedricmunschauer]

Please more videos like this!

[@WesleyWhiteside]

Every commercial that played during this video was in a different language for some reason

[@kurtispeak]

😵‍💫 wish I could control that, thanks for letting me know

[@stephenjensen5358]

First of all, how can the producers share the profits with the writers when there are no profits? The biggest problem is that people don't want to pay for content. Cable got 'too expensive' so people cut the cord. Streaming services tried to raise prices to fund the production of content so people shared passwords. It costs billions to produce the content people want, but people expect it for free or extremely cheap. If you're not willing to pay for content, how do you expect them to continue to produce it? Or be able to pay more to the people working on it? Before streaming you actually had to go to the store and buy a physical copy of a movie. At $10-20 a piece. Or rent one for $1-4. Now you scoff at paying $15/month to watch as many as you want. Movies and shows don't just fall out of the sky. You need to pay for what you want or don't complain when the services or quality suffer.

[@sf-dn8rh]

Soon I was reading most ota TV will be pay as you watch as well. If it does, I got dvd s and bluerays of content, I say good by to ota, cable and streaming including yt with there unmutable ads.

[@sf-dn8rh]

Ota is over the air tv

[@JonathanJK]

Takes practise to not look off camera while talking. KZbin recommended this video to me on my main page. Be careful with tapping your microphone.

[@kurtispeak]

Appreciate you watching! Yeah I didn't have my pop-filter on for this recording. Next one I definitely will :)

[@EpicSlug]

you wanted to kill the cable TV bundle and this is what you get... a dozen services each with a few things you want on it.

[@matthewhardwick8208]

Now all of them are either trying to break into the gaming industry (you know where it's growing 10x faster than passive movie/TV entertainment). Or they want to sponge off successful video game IPs.

[@wordswondrouswords6120]

Didn’t Amazon try and fail to break into the gaming industry?

[@thefitnerd5116]

I noticed that Warner plopped some of the DC movies onto Prime, so they might be bleeding a bit.

[@kurtispeak]

Yeah Warner is a dumpster fire right now…the flash and blue beetle didn’t make enough and flopped in the theaters

[@Lunar_WaveYT]

I actually saw Oppenheimer. It was amazing.

[@kurtispeak]

Nolan is the goat.

[@brianedwards8060]

Streaming?

[@LearningTech96]

Streaming became the exact enemy it sought to destroy

[@CandyCane1942]

These password restrictions, create a perfect platform for piracy.

[@kurtispeak]

And Piracy is on the rise again because of it 👀

[@nothreat33]

Where'd all the asians go

[@IngeTanis]

Max is gauching

[@Mustafa-yl5yq]

Great video. Well done

[@ieatroti]

Can some big giant like apple or amazon buy all these streaming services and merge them into one . Audience will be happy and i think it will reduce piracy also

[@StreamPrimeX]

Maybe, though it seems they want to be it's own platform in the video on demand market.

[@angeloscofield1384]

bro is hot

[@MsDanceman101]

I say this to every single person who post videos like the one you’re posting get yourself an android box, called a super box. They also have other names, and you’ll have every channel in the world for free every single movie in the world for free even once in the theaters and you don’t have to worry about streaming services it’ll cut the whole middleman out.

[@shezie125]

419 Subscribers.... Good research. Articulate speaker. Informative. Yeah I'll subscribe. Number 420!

[@R3WIRED]

People who make films and shows we enjoy should be paid in perpetuity for their work? As long as people use it? I love this idea! I work in construction. Its very low pay and very hard work but I think it will be worth it if I can continue to get paid as long as people live in the unit. Can you follow up on a video on why construction workers should get residuals? What we provide is actually essential after all.

[@ABanRocks]

You are crazy. The whole movie system has been way too good. Ai will change it all.

[@santiagov7163]

Why I cut off streaming A. Cost literally could buy 10 movies which I know I’ll watch for the cost of the services I once thought I could live without B. Confusion of what is on what C. Things disappearing, or can’t finding what I want and having to buy on Movjes Anywhere Vudu D. Disney and HBOMax not having what I wanted from them. Little seen golden gems instead only the biggest movies they had in their ownership. Then when little gems like say planet of the apes live action tv series it was far and few inbetween E. Some franchises not being able to stream all in one place ie Scream or halloween

[@JinKazama1993]

I only piratebay shows anymore. Streaming obviously failed big time.

[@TheDukens90]

Tubi better than all of them

[@kurtispeak]

Heard it’s Lowkey underrated, will give it a try!