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    Nielsen1

    Kelsey Nielsen
    Professor Raymond
    UWRT 1102-033
    26 March 2015
    YouTube Visuals

    Fig.1
    Source:

    "PewDiePie Breaks 20 Million


    Subscribers Today!"
    Commentary: This is a growth rate chart of a YouTuber name PewDiePie. PewDiePie is
    the most subscribed to person on YouTube. He currently has thirty-five million
    subscribers. As you can see on the chart above, it shows how many subscribers he gains.
    His channel grows exponentially, and you can see at the end of the chart it only took him
    twelve days to jump from nineteen million subscribers, to twenty million. That means he
    gained one million subscribers in just twelve days!

    Nielsen2

    Fig. 2
    Source:"Win a VIP Trip to VidCon 2015 with Tyler Oakley
    Commentary: The photo above is from a Prizeo campaign. These have become fairly
    popular, and it is a way to raise money for different charities. This page in particular is
    Tyler Oakleys Prizeo. He is a gay rights activist, and currently has six million
    subscribers. He is currently raising money for a charity called The Trevor Project. The
    Trevor Project is an organization that provides LGBTQ members with crisis intervention,
    and suicide prevention services. His goal is to raise $500,000.00. He has done this in the
    past, and has been very successful. When you donate to his cause, you are entered into a
    contest to possibly meet him!

    Nielsen3
    Fig. 3

    Source:

    "Obama's YouTube Q&A Shows How Mainstream Media Is out of Touch."


    Commentary: The photo above is of three different YouTubers, and President Obama.
    The three YouTubers are, Hank Green, Glozell Green, and Bethany Mota. These three
    people are huge on YouTube, and have influenced a lot of people. Bethany is a lifestyle
    vlogger, Hank does educational videos, and Glozell does challenge videos, along with
    personal videos. They had the chance to all three individually interview the President.
    What was different about this interview was they YouTubers, asked their audience for
    pressing questions they have for the President. The YouTubers then asked some of their
    own questions, along with a few audience questions!

    Works Cited

    Nielsen4
    "Obama's YouTube Q&A Shows How Mainstream Media Is out of Touch." The Daily
    Dot. Web. 21 Mar. 2015.
    "PewDiePie Breaks 20 Million Subscribers Today!" Social Blade. 09 Jan. 2014. Web. 21
    Mar. 2015.
    "Win a VIP Trip to VidCon 2015 with Tyler Oakley." Win a VIP Trip to VidCon 2015
    with Tyler Oakley. Web. 21 Mar. 2015.

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