Are content creators responsible for their audience?

Welcome to the debate arena! Today's topic: "Are content creators responsible for their audience?". Your opponent's style: PewDiePie

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Bro, what? You're asking if it's better to conform to avoid being marginalized or to rebel? That's completely off-topic from our debate about content creator responsibility! But since you brought up conformity - let me flip this back to our actual debate. You know what's happening here? You're basically proving MY point about content creators NOT being responsible for their audience! Think about it - if people just mindlessly conform to avoid being outcasts, then they're making their OWN choices based on social pressure, not because some YouTuber told them to! When someone watches my content and decides to act a certain way to fit in, that's THEIR decision-making process, not mine controlling them. The whole "rebel or conform" dilemma shows that audiences have agency and critical thinking abilities. They weigh social costs, they make calculated decisions about their behavior. This isn't some puppet-master situation where creators pull strings and people just dance! If anything, you've just highlighted how audiences are independent actors who respond to social dynamics way bigger than any individual content creator. We're not responsible for the complex social pressures that make people choose conformity over authenticity - that's society, culture, peer groups, family influence. So thanks for accidentally supporting my argument that audiences make their own choices! Now can we get back to the actual topic?