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There was a time when you could learn something by watching his channel. But I unsubbed when every other episode was about his wife, his house, or some personal shit about his employees. Get the fuck out with that parasocial shit.
The house series was actually quite fun to watch, and you could learn a couple of things from it. But the other content except maybe factory tours and server stuff is just straight up advertising and boring.
I actually kinda liked that to be honest... kind of had a human touch...
I just didn't like that everything was Windows centered. I started using Linux more and more and just didn't find it as interesting as I did before.
He used to be a straight up IT support style channel that had a bunch of useful information about troubleshooting and configuration.
Now it's just "watch us build our 5,837th gaming PC from Wish.com!" He's officially gotten to the point where he has more money than ideas.