Just checked.
Fun little fact about youtube. At least from what I personally have noticed.
Channels when they stop growing more or less hit a relatively "stagnant" minor growth. Think 1000 subs every month or so, etc.
Youtube just does this by directing "just" enough traffic to keep a channel floating. It's artificial but generally if a channel is doing well youtube won't derank a previously successful channel.
And when they do, it's real noticeable. Like Leafy. Most channels will never experience this in their life time until the creator stops making content.
Since November last year, he's been fucking losing 2k subs a month. That's Sterling levels of bleed out. And it hasn't stopped. Infact it's hit even 3-4k bleed out a month before. All organic.
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He's entering channel death spiral now. Just like Sterling.
Compare the two.
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