"Online hate is pure jealousy" Interior

This is what King Alert, or the popular YouTuber Paul Goudsmit, says in an opinion on the wave of hate that Famke Louise has sometimes received.

"I think everyone has heard Famke Louise before … In 2016, she started as a direct object in the fake pranks (Nepprints, ed.) Of Snapking, which now lives online as DieTim

For Famke, hatred only brought him "glory", because on November 17, 2017, she broke through with a moment Op me monnie .

The clip on YouTube has almost twelve million views and has more than 123,000 likes and dislikes – more hate from enemies than fans' love.

young children who are receiving hate who are disappearing Famke no, Famke (also clearly visible in her four-part documentary on Videoland) was not known, she was insulted and threatened with death thousands of times over the years. last two years, but it was just moving on.

We do not see it anywhere share on the Dutch urban scene. appears on television and hopes to go from one series to another

At 41, I am also an "old dick" on YouTube. When I arrived on the Dutch scene in the Netherlands in June 2012, according to many children in the comments, I was a "fat pedo", an "old dick against cancer" and I had to "fuck in On YouTube. "

Hate got worse when I started my own RTL Boulevard type program on YouTube almost three years ago: King Alert. This show on the YouTubers became viral immediately. Meanwhile, all of the Netherlands viewing on YouTube are presented (each episode between 200,000 and 500,000 views)

This was not done without misery. It was so bad in 2016 that teenagers bothered me at night at home. Pieces of videos were cut and sent in a different context to the school management where I stood in front of the class. All this to hurt me and force me to stop.

Online hate is a strange concept. This comes mainly from jealousy. Everyone wants to be a star on YouTube. Whoever succeeds must be broken. The idea that they are anonymous makes things easier. This behavior is right in the man. They do not want entertainment but fun. I get a lot of emails from people over 30 who have no idea what their kids are doing online. If I rushed out the window, my parents were brought. But no parent has the slightest control over online misconduct. A huge gap between generations has emerged.

But it's not just kids who behave badly online. Two weeks ago, I was really shocked by the reactions of "adults" to Maan, a creative girl who, in the world revolved around to try something else . And yes, she too has been threatened with death on Twitter. The reason: they thought Moon had ruined a song …

You can receive a thousand compliments, but this hate mail will stay with you. I do not understand anymore, like Famke Louise. But how many creative talents become insecure by this hate, crawl into their shells and get lost forever?