The Fall of Bleach: 4 Years Later

four years ago I made a video called the fall of bleach how it happens at the time I'd been making videos for about half a year and had a tiny audience and that's why it was such a shock when at a party a friend told me that the bleach video I had uploaded earlier that day had been watched by 20 000 people I was Happy the video was a big step forward for me in terms of writing editing telling a story and it went on to be the third most viewed video on my entire Channel with over 3 million views but there was a problem the information that story was based on was wrong initially the reaction was really positive even bleach fans seem to appreciate the video but over time that started to change people started to point out glaring mistakes in the fall of bleach and while I waved it off as people being angry on the internet at first eventually I was left with the that I had [ __ ] up and I've talked about this on Twitter in other videos and in the description of that video but there would always be people telling me that I needed to remake the fall of bleach and the thing that pisses me off most about these people is that I agree with them the fall of bleach was built on a simple idea that the magazine weakly Shonen Jump ranks its series by order of popularity in its table of contents based on reader surveys and when I charted bleach's table of contents position over 10 years I noticed a trend as bleach went from the third most popular position to gradually falling all the way to the back of the magazine before being canceled in 2016 my video charting had the decline in quality of bleach's story correlated that trends there 's two huge problems here the first being the idea that the Shonen Jump table of contents reflects the reader's surveys is a heavily circulated piece of misinformation with no definitive evidence to substantiate it sure it