The Reason [Most] YouTuber Apologies Fail

The Anime Men recently put out an apology for their disastrously bad anime takes. And it seems to have worked to some extent -- kinda. This begs the question, is it possible for a YouTuber to make a good apology?

I don't think it's a matter of if an apology works...but rather, the way they try to do it, if it's done to just make more content, and how the follow-through on that topic is.

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Chapters:

0:00 The Anime Men Became The Most Hated Anime YouTubers Around
3:40 How Was The Anime Men’s Apology?
4:39 Overcompensating for Wrong-Doings?
8:14 Sometimes You Should Just Stop Talking (Bacon Guy, Just a Robot – JAR)
14:02 A Step in the Right Direction
17:47 He Who is Without Sin, Cast the First Stone (Criticizing Anthony Gramuglia)
21:00 Sometimes, You Cannot Apologize (Sinder)
25:35 Apologies As Entertainment (Colleen Ballinger, Brad Taste in Music)
27:00 Redemption (The Mysterious Mr. Enter)
29:57 The Worst YouTube Apology I Have Ever Seen (IloveKimPossibleALot)
37:19 Take Accountability For Your Actions