What if I told you that your favorite website YouTube might die soon? In today's video, I'll be going over all the research I've done to support the theory that YouTube may be taken over some day soon by this company. And if you're a small creator, this actually may be a really exciting thing to hear because you may finally have a chance to compete against the big creators. What is up guys? My name's Premium Afefid and in today's video, I'm going to explain why YouTube is going to die. So basically, there are three main reasons why I believe YouTube is going to get taken over. First, I believe that there's new competition heading their way. So not just any company could start up a video streaming website and even come close to competing against YouTube, but a big company like Amazon could. In fact, Amazon has already shown to be a big competitor with YouTube with their live streaming website Twitch. But if that was not enough, it appears that Amazon is working on creating a website very similar to YouTube. Amazon has recently made trademark requests for the name Amazon Tube and Open Tube. And they also have taken YouTube apps off of their Amazon products like Firestakes and Echo Devices. Amazon has already won the live streaming battle because Twitch accounts for 43% of all live streaming. My guess for an Amazon release is Amazon Tube is that big creators will be quick to start uploading on this new platform while maintaining their YouTube channel. But gradually over time, they'll start to leave YouTube for Amazon Tube. Another big reason why I think YouTube will die soon is that creators are just fed up with YouTube. So if a new website were to come out with similar amounts of traffic, why wouldn't they just switch over to Amazon Tube? Many creators have recently just had their videos demonetized for no apparent reason, which means the creators get no income from that video and it won't get promoted through YouTube's algorithm. Some of these people are just family vloggers and they have family-friendly content. Yet YouTube will just go through and demonetize their completely clean video. Another big reason why I think YouTube will die soon is because of the way they treat small YouTubers. We all know about the new rule that requires 4,000 hours of watch time and a thousand subscribers to be able demonetized videos. This rule is basically just a slap to the face to smaller YouTubers. If you cannot monetize your videos, then your videos won't get promoted as much. And this video is proof. If you look at this chart, this dip was when the video got demonetized. So it just feels like you're stuck in a sandpit. YouTube just keeps making it harder and harder to get noticed on their website. So if Amazon Tube comes out, why wouldn't the small creators just immediately switch to a website that actually values them? Another thing to take note of is that everyone is starting back over at zero subscribers. So small YouTubers like me will actually have a chance to compete against the big creators. I have a secret plan for when Amazon Tube comes out so that I can immediately make a big presence on their new website as well. So it is exciting for small YouTubers, but for the giants of YouTube, this is probably just terrifying. A lot of advertisers will be lost to Amazon Tube as well, so we may even see a third apocalypse here on YouTube. When Amazon Tube comes out, YouTube will be forced to make some big changes to keep their website appealing for creators. So I think that overall this should be a good thing because YouTube is basically just a monopoly right now, and they have no real competition yet. So they can do whatever they want with no consequences. So when does Amazon Tube come out? I have no idea to be honest. So they've had Amazon Tube in open tube trademarks for some time now, and I assume that they just want to make the website perfect before they're released. You have to keep in mind that creating algorithms like YouTube will take some serious time to complete as well. So that is just one competitor for YouTube. There are still many other websites currently competing against YouTube as well, like TikTok, Vimeo, Metacaffee, and Crinkle. But these are all a lot smaller. So anyways, I got a challenge for you guys. If anyone can guess how many times I said YouTube in this video, including that time, I'll pin your comment down below. Also, if you enjoyed this video, make sure you smash that subscribe button and turn on notifications for weekly videos. Also, hit that thumbs up because I know if you're still here, you definitely enjoyed this video. Anyways, I'll see you on the next one.