Day: January 5, 2026

Originally I thought I had the current state of Furry YouTube figured out.

I fully admit I post videos when I want and not according to any algorithm. But still despite this, my videos use to get good numbers. My MFF Skybridge videos have average between roughly 600 to 2.7k… in the past. But 186 currently

Then there is the YouTube shorts up until this year they use to hover around 150. But this year 1.3k to 2k

Oh sure it is true what others have said of what furry videos use to get to now. But still some videos like music Infurnity 2025 : Furtopia a musical video by Polar Lion Studio has gotten 3.8k+

Then there are the non furry videos like ones by Steven Colbert some getting as high as a million views.

One explanation is the audience has changed. The YouTube numbers are real and I invite anyone who doubts this to check for themselves.

I think it has gotten to a point where do many have made the same video, or have recorded a boring videos. That the audience has shifted.

It’s not that furries have left YouTube, they are just demanding better videos.

Boring ones = low numbers.

Exciting or entertaining videos = over 1k

As to the shorts. People want to see what you can fit in YouTube’s current short limit of 3 minutes. Frankly if MFF was still open. I wound do a Skybridge video broken up until as many parts as it would fit and safely record it… without getting run over by the crowd. You seen my videos.

It’s not that they have lost interest. They just want it in short form

The numbers I see tell me I need to make some changes. Be more selective. Think of the entertainment value. That maybe a harsh way of looking at things. But that is what the numbers say.

Also posting on other platforms? It comes down to how well they know you. My short videos frankly have done well on YouTube. Meanwhile on Instagram less than 10 views.

My next convention is Indy Fur Con, I am going to make some changes and we both will see.