Mitchell Davis #NotTooDeep: Reflecting on 2018 and 2019 predictions!! // Grace Helbig

TL;DR

The hosts of the award-winning Not Too Deep podcast, Grace Helbig and Mitchell Davis, discuss their predictions for 2018 and share their insights on YouTube, new emojis, the state of the internet, and more.

Transcript

welcome to the Streamy award winning podcast not too deep I'm your host grace and Helbig I am just so awarding ly proud to present this end-of-the-year episode once again with award winning gasps Mitchell Davis we go through our predictions from last year's episode if you don't remember go check it out listen to it of what we thought 2018 would end... Read More

Key Insights

• 👻 The hosts reflect on the changing landscape of YouTube, with long-form narratives and docu-series becoming more prevalent.
• 👊 They discuss the prevalence of controversy and drama on the platform, as well as the potential for a major scandal involving a trusted figure in the coming year.

Questions & Answers

Q: What were the hosts' predictions for the state of YouTube in 2018?

Grace predicted that YouTube would become more news-oriented, while Mitchell predicted that YouTube would transition into a more social media-focused platform.

Q: What breakout star did Mitchell predict for 2018?

Mitchell predicted that the Rock's YouTube channel would become the most subscribed man, but this did not come true.

Q: What controversial trend did Jack predict for 2018?

Jack predicted that Bella Thorne would experience a breakdown or identity crisis, potentially due to her Disney branding, but this did not fully come to fruition.

Q: What did the hosts predict would break the internet in 2018?

Mitchell predicted that the phrase "that's all folks" and the release of new emojis would break the internet, while Jack predicted that Amazon drone delivery bots would become a major trend.

Summary & Key Takeaways

• Grace and Mitchell review their predictions for 2018 and discuss the accuracy of their forecasts.

• They make new predictions for 2019, including a return to long-form narratives on YouTube, controversial content and drama on the platform, the potential for a major internet scandal involving a trusted figure, and the release of fire mixtapes by artists like Jaden Smith and Chance the Rapper.