Originally Posted by
Chirri
Probably for the same reason Justin Bieber, Angelina Jolie, and Dave Chapelle aren't working for Google - they're entertainers. Most of the YouTubers I follow and enjoy didn't get into YouTube to make a living, they accidentally fell into it as a job or hobby. It does become a job when you're paying for high end cameras and other equipment, getting multiple videos up per day, having to hire assistants to help keep you on track and deal with more specialized editing while you're both creating content, networking and collaborating with others, and actually trying to have a life of your own (or build up a career outside of YouTube). That said, the ones I follow aren't pestering viewers to allow ads through.