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what really turns my head sideways is that the react girls were not only ahead of their time but they were right. 
we. all of us were wrong. and those bit titted bimbos were right.
Mediocrity is celebrated way too much these days >

"They keep creating new ways to celebrate mediocrity!" -Mr. Incredible >

I'm not a fan either, it's pretty annoying especially when most people reacting are horrible actors and it all just seems fake. I try to always find the original and like that video bc that's who deserves the likes >

it seems like almost every popular youtuber ends up as a react channel, I really like jshlatt but his "reacting to tik toks" videos are boring, but at least with him they are just some random effortless memes and not amazing videos that took long time to create >

Does this involve react youtubers? Honestly just view them the same unless it's a critique of someone reacting and picking parts of a show etc or just someone who is experienced in a real life scenario nitpicking things to inform his audience of what is reality and what is fiction.
Example: Lawyers React Is quite informational and entertaining than being summoned as a jury and watching a live court session >

Either I watch react content of things I watched and enjoyed or something I wouldn't have watched any other way and just enjoy the "reactor" >

Honestly anyone posting "reaction" videos is the least creative person I've ever seen.  Making money of stolen content. 
Baffles me people want to watch another person watch TV. >

It's definitely not ruining YouTube... It may be ruining your feed, but that's on you. >

well ok maybe not ruin but fill it with effortless garbage :) >

What's on your feed is driven by things you engage with.  It's an algorithm.
Typically it's what upsets you that you get more of, since that's what drives engagement. >

I am not having them on my feed, I saw like one react video, checked the channel of that person and it was all just reaction garbage, and whenever I search some videos like animations youtube is recomending me reaction videos to them >

Click the dots, either “not interested” or “don’t recommend channel”. No longer a problem. >

why should effort be tied to the value of content? 
If the streamers are truly added nothing to the video why would more people watch their reaction rather than the original?