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I randomly picked up this Peter Chao’s YouTube video. And it is so funny. The way he imitates Chinese accents and the attitudes, speed, fluent swears he has when he speaks are amazing.  It is like what one of his fans said, it’s so terrible but its so funny at the sam time. I didn’t subscribe his channel. But I oftenly viewed his videos since they are always too popular to be forgotten by the YouTube recommendation.

Chinese Guy's Hatorade Ep 1: "Oolong better than Jasmine?" by Peter Chao. From youtube.com.

Personally, people won’t like hear swearing. But it seems that Chao’s fans have tolerated and even loved it so far. I think the reason behind it is that he gets his own attitude and personal style. Plus, the reasons of his swearings are very clear in the video. Some people like me may feel like his swearing expresses their own angers or excitement too.

Nowadays, many people have their own channels in YouTube. Some of them do commedy talkings (like Peter Chao); some of them do different kinds of tutorials (make up, cooking…); some of them simply do vlogs. And yet they all have their own styles to attract a bunch of loyal fans. People don’t care if they are make up professionals or cooking chefs. They simply want some entertainments which are not that serious or stupid. Ordinary people gain their fames out of YouTube channels. And I believe some of them may end up with doing something greater because of their popular channels.