YouTube is likely to keep growing because it's owned by Google, while Twitter's future is uncertain and could change rapidly.

None of the global platforms pay creators except YouTube, and even then, the earnings are significantly lower in India compared to the US.

YouTube allows creators to place multiple ads in their videos, which incentivizes them to create longer content to maximize revenue.

YouTube is evolving, and with the introduction of ad revenue sharing for Shorts, creators will have more incentive to produce content on the platform.

Advertisers influence YouTube's content policies, as they need to be satisfied for creators to earn money.

Advertisers are pulling out of Twitter due to concerns about the type of content their ads appear next to, leading to a decline in ad revenue.

I think TikTok will produce more traditional creators, but there's a lot of noise on that platform. I hope YouTube becomes a more supportive place for creators, where they aren't constantly battling for monetization and stability.

Many creators should direct their frustration towards advertisers rather than YouTube, as the platform's policies are often driven by advertiser demands.

I think Twitter will always be closer to TikTok than YouTube, focusing on short and snappy content rather than long videos.