Recording summary · January 2019
Daniels Thoughts On Making Youtube Videos On His Fathers Sickness
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Overview
Daniel intends to create a video addressing accusations of exploitation, clickbait, and profiting from his sick father through a tribute video.
Daniel justifies monetizing his tribute by drawing parallels to commercial entities such as coffin manufacturers, news broadcasts, and films like Titanic and Bohemian Rhapsody that earn revenue from tragedy and illness.
Daniel contemplates removing the tribute video before his father wakes up due to uncertainty over whether his father would approve or be upset.
Themes
Criticism and accusations of milking and clickbait regarding Daniel's tribute video about his sick father.
Comparisons between monetizing personal family illness and mainstream commercial or media entities profiting from tragedy and death.
Uncertainties & gaps
Daniel does not know whether his father would appreciate the tribute video or be upset by it, and remains undecided on whether to delete it before his father wakes up.