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At a time where D&D-tubers are floundering as YouTube's recommendation system continues to pare down what it actually bothers to show people, I cannot see many of them risking whatever traction they have doing a collab with a Pathfinder creator. King Ooga Ton Ton would be the one to gain everything, with little in it for the D&D creator, if it turns out not to be a net negative for them.
I mean, wouldn't that be all the more reason to do something that is widely regarded as beneficial for the algorithm? Obviously a tit-for-tat, with Ooga then collabing on something on their channel as well.
But anyway, the possible lack of interest from D&D YouTubers (since so many of them are terminally uninterested in anything other than D&D) is why I also suggested a different Pathfinder channel as a secondary option. Anything would have been better than one person doing both parts, and collabs in general a great for the algorithm (at least, that's the conventional wisdom...nobody really understands the algorithm).