It's kinda shitty how Youtube Red's Vlogumentary never once bothered to mention or interview Youtubers who use vlogging as a way of coping with mental and/or physical illness, or showing progressive gender transitions. It would've even been good to mention the vloggers who used vlogging as a way of coming out. They did mention that guy who vlogged his brain surgery, which was good, but there is so much more that vlogging offers for people that struggle with day-to-day life (which benefits both the vloggers and their own viewers who have shared struggles) that seemed neglected in favor of showing as many popular Youtubers as they could for the documentary.
Also im still salty that they would tease me by showing TommyNC2010 and not actually interview him or show a small clip of him talking like wtf? Tommy has more charisma and personality than any of y'all, give the spotlight over to someone who is actually entertaining.
