A Ghoul Editor wrote: Mon Oct 14, 2024 7:05 am
Look... perhaps it's not obvious, so here's kinda the gist of what I've been trying to say all along:
You can be bigger. You can do more. You can post harder. You can cum harder. Never give up.
You can, maybe, but is it reason enough? For me the real question is: should you, and why?
In the end the creators do how they please. If they like the niche aesthetics of instruction based videos, and if this niche means relatively few viewers (compared to the audience of general porn or a subgenre like PMV), what's about it?
If you look at the forum, you'll find videos specifically designed for estim. This clearly will never have a really big audience. Some includes popper prompts (personally this is not my thing at all). These are all niche genres, and this shouldn't be an issue in itself.
Why something should be liked by "many" or "more"? Do you need the other people validation for it to be good for you (I want to challenge your perception)?
Unless your ambition is to be "big" and have a greater reach. In this case, so be it, do it. But I don't see the point to be envious to another genres just because they have a bigger audience.
And for the argument about the aged aesthetics of old styles CH, with dubious graphic and font choices, I don't follow it. It is aged because it is old,
like the examples of old PMVs you have shared. These PMV are also dated, not watched by the new generations: does that make the PMV genre dead?
If you look at the popular entries of
PMVHaven, do you really think these videos won't appear dated and kind of broken for most of the viewers in 5 years ahead? Don't you think the Ahegao and triple split screen we can find on many of them won't feel very aged?
I bet many will find the format sucks - it is just a question of time.
Anyway, for my part I admit I'm not so much attired to the beat meter format as I was when it was new (but also not so much to porn generally). Still, some recent release with them totally work for me (right now I think of
Try On by WeaselOne). And I'm also still totally adept of the instructional niche.