I also used the popular meme to respond to convey a message, but I really enjoyed your views on plagiarism in the context of YouTube content creation. Your explanation of the meme's significance within the context of the "Plagiarism and (You)Tube" video adds depth to your post, involving Illuminaughti and Brian Deer to illustrate the importance of giving proper credit to original creators. People who plagiarize are taking the easiest way out rather than creating their own original content. It may be easier, but it is unoriginal and adds no value to their content.
While I can see why people just take information word for word to make content quicker, it cheapens the efforts of people who make content with purpose. Perhaps the plagiarists, such as Illuminaughti, do not value the effort of this content, but do value their own efforts in voice acting and editing.
I also used the popular meme to respond to convey a message, but I really enjoyed your views on plagiarism in the context of YouTube content creation. Your explanation of the meme's significance within the context of the "Plagiarism and (You)Tube" video adds depth to your post, involving Illuminaughti and Brian Deer to illustrate the importance of giving proper credit to original creators. People who plagiarize are taking the easiest way out rather than creating their own original content. It may be easier, but it is unoriginal and adds no value to their content.
While I can see why people just take information word for word to make content quicker, it cheapens the efforts of people who make content with purpose. Perhaps the plagiarists, such as Illuminaughti, do not value the effort of this content, but do value their own efforts in voice acting and editing.