Does youtubers deserve the criticism?

Airdrop has been a very popular topic in recent days, especially the tap2earn projects. There is no doubt that most airdrops are fake and give us nothing in the maximum time. If anyone asks me, then I think more than 95% are fake. This is the reason most people are not interested in airdrops because they think it's a waste of their time. And that's quite natural.

All of a sudden, NOTCOIN airdropped a good amount of money to its users, and from that time, similar kinds of projects became popular. Hamster Kombat, DOGS, and so many projects caught the hype of the NOTCOIN project and became popular. The DOGS project was also petty good, and it also airdropped their user quite well. DOGS Project kept their project quite simple, and it was impressive. But Hamster Kombat made the task quite difficult, and they promised to give the biggest yard drop in history.

The distribution of Hamster Kombat was done yesterday. I just hope you could be listed at a very good price that can make us happy, but most of the people are not satisfied with the distribution, and there are I agree with them. So people started to blame those YouTubers who promoted the airdrop. Some crypto influencers also promoted some airdrops, and they are being criticized for it after the distribution.

I really agree that most of the crypto influencers are sold already and they promote projects for money, but all are not the same. There are some YouTubers also who promote only good projects because they want their community members to earn a little bit from it. It's true that they also get some referral bonuses from it but their main intention is to help their community members. I appreciate them for their good intentions, but I don't hesitate to criticize them if they do anything wrong with their community members.

After the distribution of Hamster Kombat, many people started to criticize YouTubers. Do you think they deserve the criticism? Although I'm not a YouTuber but I can understand very well that being a YouTuber is not an easy task. We can see that they can make a video within 5 to 15 minutes to promote a project. But to promote a good project, a good YouTuber needs to do a lot of analysis because they don't want to waste the time of their community members just for projects. They try to find out those projects that are real. Finding a real project is the most difficult task when it comes to AirDrop.

Youtubers are the ones to help you find good projects and how to do your task and how to make some easy money for free. They are ready to clear the confusion of their community members and help them. Those YouTubers treat us as family, but we just need to find those real and good YouTubers. If you are following a greedy YouTuber, then it's your mistake because you didn't find the good ones to follow. The good YouTubers can share the good projects with their community, but they can't control the activity of airdrop.

The Hamster Kombat project was indeed good; it was promising, and it made good partnerships with many exchanges. The foundation of Hamster Kombat is very strong, and sharing the airdrop project is quite natural. The Hamster Kombat team promised many things, and it seems they didn't do all the things as they promised. Youtubers have no power to control the Hamster Kombat team. So blaming the YouTubers for promoting the airdrops is not justified, in my opinion. It's also the same for the other airdrops.

We need to keep it in mind that those YouTubers worked hard for us and shared the real project, and we need to appreciate them. We need to motivate them to bring more promising projects because criticizing them for other's mistakes is not logical. If you think differently about it then you are also welcome to share your opinion.