Youtube...?

    Okay, so I usually watch Youtube pretty regularly, whether it's watching youtubers, or just listening to music; but about a week ago, the recommendations bar got knocked down to the fourth or fifth bar on my home page, and what replaced it were the recently uploaded videos of channels I'd stopped watching years ago. Now, I'm not here to complain about that specific change, I'm sure youtube has had enough complaints about it in the past week, but what really caught my eye were the channels themselves
    The first Minecraft Youtuber ever that I watched was this guy named Seedeng. He was one of the channels that popped up. When I used to watch him, he was this nice guy who just exclusively played Minecraft, rarely showed his face, and had set thumbnail images for each series he did. Now, he plays Roblox, and does the opposite of everything I mentioned, which isn't so bad (I mean, change is a good thing) but now he TROLLS people! And not just trolling them by spawn killing, or stuff like that, but by hacking, and breaking the game! I don't even recognize him anymore!
    And another channel that was there was Popular MMO's (I assume most everyone know him, but for those who don't, he basically just showcased minecraft mods with his wife Jen), and he's just downright the opposite of what he used to be. He still does his arena challenges from time to time, but now he does these weird challenges like the Toilet Bowl and *Insert objects filling toilet bowl* challenges, and he has this series about exploding and burning things in Minecraft that are totally clickbait-y, and his wife does these react videos that really don't seem appealing, and every single one of his videos is click bait! EVERY SINGLE ONE!!! 

    So I don't know what to get out of this, I don't even know if people are even going to read this, but I just needed to get my frustration of the insanity that transformed my favorite youtubers out of my system.
(Thanks to those who actually took the time to listen to me, though. Not many people do, at least on the internet anyway.