Something was shared and it showed up on my facebook feed. A local artist has a new song and video, and a fellow musician who I'm connected to, posted the other artist's post and youtube link. The post said they had 10k views in 48 hours--which I will say, sounded pretty impressive to me for a local artist with no national following-- and actually, I don't think much of a local following either.
I watched the video and listened to the song. Song was pretty nondescript to me, the video wasn't bad--did look to me like it was done professionally. But I'm probably not a good judge of that type of thing.
While the song didn't connect with me, it certainly wasn't terrible compared to other stuff out there. I could definitely see how others might like it.
When I clicked on it, it had 12,000 views and.... 21 likes. No comments. And it doesn't appear to me comments are disabled.
Do people typically not 'like' even if they like something? (I usually do click 'like' if I like it) If you're a pro, would you be a little disappointed? Or just more pleased w/12k views, to heck with the 'likes?'
I watched the video and listened to the song. Song was pretty nondescript to me, the video wasn't bad--did look to me like it was done professionally. But I'm probably not a good judge of that type of thing.
While the song didn't connect with me, it certainly wasn't terrible compared to other stuff out there. I could definitely see how others might like it.
When I clicked on it, it had 12,000 views and.... 21 likes. No comments. And it doesn't appear to me comments are disabled.
Do people typically not 'like' even if they like something? (I usually do click 'like' if I like it) If you're a pro, would you be a little disappointed? Or just more pleased w/12k views, to heck with the 'likes?'
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