Clicknetwork’s infamous video of two influencers making out blew up headlines when it was released – and even after it was taken down. The channel remains popular, even though its content has evolved considerably.
For women, by women: how Singaporean YouTube channel Clicknetwork created a decade’s worth of relatable content
- Clicknetwork used to publish features on plastic surgery and sex shops; now viewers are more likely to find videos on beauty tools, life hacks and workout tips
- Its most controversial video was described as ‘a bit like porn’ and taken down, which the channel’s founder ascribes to the conservative nature of Singaporeans
Clicknetwork’s infamous video of two influencers making out blew up headlines when it was released – and even after it was taken down. The channel remains popular, even though its content has evolved considerably.
