In my experience Clubhouse turned into a corpse merely a few weeks after its hype, after that it was just people parading this corpse around because what they saw in clubhouse was based on experiences a very small number of (other) people made on there. Those experiences were never inherent to clubhouse, but solely based on the limited amount of users, and a bit of curiosity among internet celebrities. Something that was never going to scale or keep up in any way.
There are only so many incredible Harvard professors you can randomly meet at night to listen in on them having the most incredible discussion about life and the future.
The moment I took a look (which was pretty early) it was already nothing but scams and spam. And celebrities of varying popularity selling stuff to their audiences.
There are only so many incredible Harvard professors you can randomly meet at night to listen in on them having the most incredible discussion about life and the future.
The moment I took a look (which was pretty early) it was already nothing but scams and spam. And celebrities of varying popularity selling stuff to their audiences.
The google stats for "clubhouse" paint a picture: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?q=clubhouse