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This snapshot of popular YouTube videos makes it super clear exactly what the phenonemon is about: people talking. One person, one camera, one story.
I have no doubt at all that we're about to see a deluge of professionally created stuff... short form humor, serial non-fiction, commercials, etc. But right here, right now, it's about people, not organizations.
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