Hello everyone! Hello guys, how are you? What's up everyone?! Regardless, every YouTube video needs an introduction. It only takes a few seconds to grab someone's attention and after that, it's up to the viewers to keep watching until the end. Before the video even starts, you need to attract people to the video through catchy titles and thumbnail images. The science behind YouTube is complicated; That being said, it is very difficult to be successful on the website. Even though more and more people today are able to make a living through YouTube, it hasn't always been this way and people still believe that it shouldn't be the case. We might automatically think of that funny cat video they saw once or that one. child falling into the pool after his brother pushed him when I think of YouTube. Every day, people can click "Download" on a video that they spent hours filming and editing and can eventually profit from it once they gain an audience. Apart from becoming profitable through this website, there will also be controversy to follow. Americans tend to think that this is a silly website where you can watch these childish videos. What happens when you actually succeed on your journey to becoming a professional YouTuber? Does everything suddenly become a lot easier and all you have to worry about is 12 year olds making fun of you for doing something in your video? It may seem to some people that it gets easier when you succeed, but in reality it can get harder. In an article published in the New York Times about YouTube sensation Olga Kay, Leslie Kaufman says in an interview with Olga: "In total, she posts at least 20 videos to him a week... in the middle of the newspaper... .. ShayCarl, Joey Graceffa, another YouTuber from Los Angeles, had some trouble with a creepy viewer. A few years ago, Joey was alone in his apartment in Los Angeles when he heard a knock at the door. A private detective had told him that one of his viewers had hired a private detective to find out where Joey lives, track him down and give him a letter. Joey then had to file a restraining order against the viewer. You never really hear about these crazy “fan” stories. To become a successful YouTuber, you have to be prepared to face the madness of these extremist supporters. It's an extremely off-putting feeling knowing that this could happen to you. Is it really worth it? Even after thinking about all these different aspects, there are so many great things that can come from this website that they can outweigh the negatives as long as this website continues..