I think Outdoor Boys quitting YouTube for his family makes sense if you look at how much they’ve been in the spotlight. Honestly, I used to think YouTube fame was just fun, but I read that a lot of famous creators complain about getting recognized in public all the time and even having weird or scary fans show up at their house. I remember seeing a streamer post about someone getting their address leaked and fans turning up, which is insane. For Luke, having his kids’ faces seen by billions of people probably feels kinda risky, especially if he just wants them to have a normal life now. He isn’t exactly overreacting if you ask me, since the more famous you get, the harder it is to control that stuff. I’d probably want my privacy back too if I were him. Still, some people think he could just keep posting without showing his family, but that’s kinda missing the point if the family is the main part of the channel. So yeah, I think quitting is a pretty legit way to protect your family from internet weirdness.