February 16, 2023, was a notable day in YouTube history as CEO Susan Wojcicki officially announced her stepping down after working at Google for 25 years. Further, Chief Product Officer Neal Mohan took over as the new YouTube CEO. But many users of the platform are not pleased with this significant change in management.

Wojcicki’s resignation and Mohan’s appointment as the YouTube CEO are the most-talked topics across the internet right now. Many claimed that the new YouTube head would lead this video-sharing platform toward its extinction. So when the whole world is sharing their thoughts, how can Ludwig Ahgren not present his thoughts on this matter?

Ludwig is no stranger to anyone. He is one of the biggest creators on YouTube with 4.05 million subscribers. He is known for his commentary and gaming livestreams. But Ludwig is also quite known for sharing his thoughts on current affairs in the world from his secondary channel, Mogul Mail.

Ludwig shares his thoughts on new YouTube CEO Neal Mohan

Ludwig started by sharing about Neal Mohan’s history, like he’s been working at YouTube for 15 years and was the Chief Product Manager for seven years. He further shared that Mohan helped him with a feature to livestream his latest chess-boxing event. But then Ludwig continued that the criticism he’s getting is for his post from last year.

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Mohan wanted to introduce NFTs on YouTube, as he believed it would let fans get closer to their favorite creators. Although it didn’t happen, Ludwig compared this decision to “like saying I love this new Kanye beat at a synagogue.” The YouTuber further stated that it is not the right crowd, place, or even time to introduce NFTs on YouTube.

Ludwig then shared that aside from this idea, Neal also had some great contributions. Neal introduced fan funding, YouTube Shorts, and also other features like YouTube TV and Premium membership. The 27-year-old then continued that he wasn’t nervous about this change.

The YouTuber shared his reason, “If you think everything that they’ve done is sh*t over the past five-ten years and YouTube is better off 10 years ago without Susan [and] without Neil, well then they’re going to keep doing that. I think Neal is more of the same. He worked very closely with Susan, [as he] was right under Susan. [If] you think they’re doing good over the past five to ten years, well, I think they’re gonna keep doing good.”

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