I happen to review toys on Youtube and when I started I really loved doing it and made a review whenever I could. Now I kinda don't feel like making reviews anymore and when I do it's usually for a simple figure like a legends class.

I'm curious, any other toy reviewers out there that this has happened to?

 

me! I stick to vids showing off customs i am in progress, or finished works.

 

Not for the ones who make more money than everyone combined.

 

I love doing my reviews on youtube. I to did them when ever I could when I first started but now I only do it on the week ends to keep it from getting old.

 

I don't do videos but I totally know how you feel.

On my written review blog (which is conveniently linked in my sig *shameless plug shameless plug*) for the past few years I would dedicatedly update every time I got something new. However, because our computer was over-run with viruses it was out of commission for about two months and ever since it's been back I don't really feel like doing reviews anymore.

Even though it's summer now and I actually have time it just sort of stopped being a priority. Though, to be fair I had a bit of a technology dependence problem and because of the few months free of my computer I realized I needed to back off from it, so that might be a contributing factor. >_> Also, I have to do everything in internet explorer now so some of the sites that were tollerable in Firefox are now infuriating.

I haven't completely quit though, it's just slackened off a whole lot.

 

I wonder how much Peaugh makes from being a youtube partner with all those subscribers and reviews. Not sure what the terms are though.

 

I've never tired of it, though I am way further behind than I'd like...

 

Just give me a toy I like enough and I'll go right for it!

But, if I don't see anything on my shelves I really want to talk about, or if I haven't bought anything for a while....there's always Vlogs!

I don't review toys, I just give my opinions on them, so I can dig out something old, or "rediscover" a toy I've had for a long time and still get totally excited.

But yes, already I can understand the....well boredom that can come from it all.

Obviously, a steady influx of subscribers/comments etc can also serve as fuel to keep you going.

 

Yeah, I've just been busy with other things to keep doing reviews on a regular basis. Filming, editing, and posting seriously takes most of a day to do, and I just can't do that. I may just start splitting them up, say filming my review on Monday, then editing and posting on Tuesday or Wednesday.

Also, I just don't want "doing reviews" to get old, so I try to come up with little things to add, or change, while still trying to keep an identity to my videos.

 

I don't have much subscribers and I rarely get a comment so that's probably part of it.