YouTube (and the Internet as a whole) was much better when people were creating content as a hobby instead of a "job"

Everyone starts their channel thinking it's gonna be fun, then after a while it becomes a burden, then the "You don't know what it's like to create content" starts to come out. I've never had more annoying creators than I do now and it's ruining the platform. Useful stated, it's not my fault you can't handle the pressure of making extra money or that you can't create content the speed you want to, stop bringing it to the viewers faces. I deal with enough people at my real job I don't want to deal with another "You don't know what it's like" person.<br><br>I find that a lot of creators take on a pretty high horse when they gotta create content, they're more busier because they're creating content for 2 different platforms, (Either both their old channel and new one, or their old channel and another platform). Either do less content and be happy that you still get to create content (Or get paid) or just stop creating content. The Chambers r/AmItheAsshole didn't like me when I said this and I got a lot of hate for it.<br><br>Could apply to a lot of other things than YouTube as well.