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--- "What an awesome, ESL-style headline from the draft dodging coward Davydov."

Some oldies but goodies from the Swiss vlogger:

Update from Ukraine | BIG WIN for Ukraine Today -- 5/16/2022
Update from Ukraine | We are taking our ground back! -- 7/29/2022
Update from Ukraine | Ukraine advances every day -- 9/29/2022
Update from Ukraine | Ukraine is getting ready for the winter Attack - 12/2/2022
Update from Ukraine | It will be the Final Ruzzian Attack in their History -- 1/4/2023
Update from Ukraine | The Biggest Attack since the Second World War -- 3/24/2023

Exciting stuff, eh? It's about titles to attract viewers, which means clicks which means money via YouTube's AdSense program.

Here's YouTuber advice on such:

How to Write Catchy Titles for Your Blog Posts
How to Write a Perfect YouTube Title That GETS CLICKS!!!
"For every ad that runs on a specific channel, YouTube takes a 45% cut of what the advertiser pays for the placement. The creator gets the remaining 55%."
Source: https://www.thinkific.com/blog/youtube-money-per-view/#does
"Views refer to the total number of times your video or channel has been watched. Each time a viewer plays a video and watches it for at least 30 seconds, YouTube counts it as a view."
Source: https://sproutsocial.com/insights/how-to-promote-your-youtube-channel/
"YouTube counts views for Long-Form, Short-Form, Shorts, and Live Stream videos when the following criteria have been met: A user has physically clicked the play button to begin the video. The video has played for at least 30 non-consecutive seconds."
Source: https://hurrdatmarketing.com/digital-marketing-news/how-are-youtube-views-calculated/

Yes, a Swiss vlogger because, from Kyiv Post:

"Davydov can't wait to see the Ukrainian peninsula liberated from Russia. He recently left Ukraine for the sake of his wife and daughter for an undisclosed safe country in Europe. He continues his popular videos without the background noise of sirens and hopes to resume his old day job in the near future."
In "A Top-10 of Pro-Ukraine YouTube Warriors to Guide You Through 2023," Kyiv Post, January 2, 2023.
Source: https://www.kyivpost.com/post/6341
"Another popular channel is Denys Davydov. He is a former airline pilot based in Kyiv, Ukraine, who lost his job in Ukraine once the war started. Now he focuses solely on the Ukraine war and has over 464,000 subscribers to his channel. Davydov is routinely posting 600K to 800K views per video that he posts now. That could be bringing in $1800 to $2,400 or more per video at a $3.00 RPM (revenue per mille) rate. His monthly YouTube earnings could be over $63,000. Even if it is half of that rate this YouTube star is making serious bank."
In "YouTube Channels on the Ukraine War Are Making Bank," Newsbreak.com, 22 October 2022.
Source: https://original.newsbreak.com/@mark-hake-1587739/2795821285140-youtube-channels-on-the-ukraine-war-are-making-bank

It's about money. People promote money-making YouTube channels. It's about money.