These days, people associate criticism only with bad reviews. Criticism isn't always negative. Constructive Criticism is actually very helpful.
It doesn't matter whether you are a youtuber, viner, singer, blogger etc you are putting your content out for the whole world to see, so you would've to expect some form of criticism.
There are namely two ways to take criticism - You can either be butthurt or learn from it. Most of the times its the fandom who get butthurt.
I know that if anybody says anything about our idols,we try to protect them. Let it be Pewdiepie or even Dan and Phil, not everyone has to like them. They are grown adults, they can handle that.
Same goes for the band's fandoms. Prime examples here are The Clique (Twenty One Pilots) and Directioners (One Direction).
Don't get me wrong, not everyone is like that. But since both these groups are huge, these types of fans are more easy to spot than other smaller fandoms.
That being said, the critique should also be fair. There is a fine line between having an opinion and being a rude bully. Sadly, people often mix these two. They say the meanest things and then try to pass it off as an opinion. If you don't like a certain celebrity, fine don't, nobody is forcing to like them, but that doesn't give you a right to be an asshole.
Conclusion- A person should learn from constructive criticism but only if the critique is fair and not just hate.
It doesn't matter whether you are a youtuber, viner, singer, blogger etc you are putting your content out for the whole world to see, so you would've to expect some form of criticism.
There are namely two ways to take criticism - You can either be butthurt or learn from it. Most of the times its the fandom who get butthurt.
I know that if anybody says anything about our idols,we try to protect them. Let it be Pewdiepie or even Dan and Phil, not everyone has to like them. They are grown adults, they can handle that.
Don't get me wrong, not everyone is like that. But since both these groups are huge, these types of fans are more easy to spot than other smaller fandoms.
That being said, the critique should also be fair. There is a fine line between having an opinion and being a rude bully. Sadly, people often mix these two. They say the meanest things and then try to pass it off as an opinion. If you don't like a certain celebrity, fine don't, nobody is forcing to like them, but that doesn't give you a right to be an asshole.
Conclusion- A person should learn from constructive criticism but only if the critique is fair and not just hate.
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