2023.7.3配信【炎上より◯◯したくなる人がこれから伸びる理由】

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Comedian Miyasako's YouTube subscribers drop because he no longer has elements that make people want to support him.

Tsuro Kaori opens by sharing her recent 48th birthday and family reflections, including memories of her father-in-law who had 12 children. She describes a weekend trip with her husband to Hotel Greige in Munakata, Fukuoka, a niche adults-only facility by the Japan Sea. After the trip, she visits Munakata Taisha shrine to declare her goals for the second half of 2023 rather than make requests. The host then shifts to discussing content creation, referencing a conversation between Mr. Ozawa of Speedwagon and Mr. Nishino about supporting elements. She analyzes comedian Miyasako, whose YouTube channel grew when he had struggles like affairs and illness but now faces declining subscribers as his life improves. In contrast, she highlights Watabe's YouTube gourmet reports, which focus on B-class restaurants in obscure locations like Horikiri Shobuen and show authentic, messy scenes. Kaori notes that Watabe's passion and honesty attract sponsors and support. She concludes that whether on SNS or YouTube, incorporating elements that make audiences want to support you is key to growth. The episode mixes personal storytelling with observations on digital media trends.

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