WhiskeyBusiness
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They desperately need to figure out their target audience. The home vlogs were becoming increasingly common this year due to shutdowns and numbers-wise, they appear to be wildly unpopular. Similarly, their AMI stay (which they even cross promoted on Instagram) wasn't even hitting 75k views for a channel with 800k+ subs.I’ve only watched them on and off over the years, usually in the run up to a Disney holiday. The ones I’ve enjoyed really were hotel visits and some of the restaurants (I’ve used them as research) and a few where they have gone out and about in Florida. They went to a nature reserve once I remember I liked. To me they are a tourist based vlog and I think people want to see actual Florida and inside knowledge stuff.
I don’t want to see someone in their home ordering bloody takeaway or whatever.
They're stuck in the trap right now of being a 'travel' vlog that doesn't go anywhere outside of 50 miles frequently, a theme park vlog that doesn't show rides or go into very many locations,a family vlog that is increasingly showing their struggles of first year parenthood, and a food review channel with hosts that don't know how to describe dishes, pronounce menu items or eat on camera.
I think they've about hit their capacity for growth as their channel currently stands. Subs are increasingly dwindling, views are way down. They are at risk of pushing away a substantial amount of their subscribers if they continue with this mediocre content. I mean if they are still feeling 'unsafe' about going on rides until a substantial amount of the world has taken the vaccine, you're talking about another 8-12 months of home vlogs and food reviews.