John Krasinski has spoken out against the social media complaints regarding his decision to sell the popular YouTube show Some Good News to ViacomCBS. Speaking on former The Office co-star Rainn Wi…
A Quiet PlaceThe show, started two months ago, has a million followers on Instagram and 2.58 million YouTube subscribers. It draws anywhere from 2 million to 17 million for each show.“I have these other things that I’m going to be having to do very soon, like ‘.’ More than that, writing, directing and producing — all those things — with a couple of my friends, was so much.”
He added, “I knew that it wouldn’t be sustainable with my prior commitments. I would love to keep doing the show from my office forever, but it wasn’t sustainable.”ViacomCBS reportedly won a bidding war for the rights to the show, which Krasinski said provided him “emotional fulfillment” for himself and others.
“I’ve received the most amazingly kind notes about how much that show meant to everyone, but the truth is, it meant no more to anyone than me,” he said. “That’s probably the most emotionally fulfilled I’ve ever felt in my entire life.”
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