June 5th, 2018 Liza Koshy and David Dobrik shocked millions of people with the news of their breakup which happened six months ago. Both are very popular in the YouTube community and have developed millions of subscribers over the years. No one saw a breakup coming and hiding this from their subscribers must have been very hard for them to do. However, I believe news of a breakup should not be shared on Youtube. Breakups are hard enough, but with the whole world knowing and possibly scrutinizing this decision can only make it worse. I've already seen "Liza Koshy and David Dobrik Best Moments" videos linked with the breakup video.

The both of them cannot heal properly seeing things like that. I know I wouldn't be able to be on YouTube for a long time because reminders of the person you loved popping up 24/7 are unhealthy to see. I'm proud of them both for taking the time to work on themselves and stay best friends in the process. They are both incredibly strong people for being able to hide this so long, let alone make a video about it for the whole world to see.

I see breaking up as a very private and personal matter that shouldn't involve everyone on the Internet. This is a time you lean on your family and close friends who truly know you. It isn't easy to throw two years of a relationship away, especially when neither person has done anything wrong. Liza and David were both growing apart because both were so busy. Time is not on their side. Maybe one day they will get back together when they have figured out how to rebuild a relationship within two very busy lives.

While watching their video, they both still act like their usual joking selves, but you can see right through this. The pain inside both of them is still there, and I don't foresee either moving on from the other for some time. Both need to work on learning to love themselves and being on their own again before they can even think about romantically involving themselves with another person, or even getting back together.

Making videos is what YouTuber's do, and it is fitting that the both of them decided to do this. I will never know what it's like to be this famous and have to publically announce my breakup to fans since you are basically obligated to do so. Breaking up in the public spotlight seems very unfair to me, but it is something they dealt with privately for months, so it may be slightly easier to cope with since they did have some hidden, much needed private time to themselves.

I wish them both the best, although I still do not agree with the idea of posting a breakup video on YouTube, I know it was what they needed to do. Any privacy they may have had is absolutely gone, and this is what makes me feel the worst for them.