Your analogy is only correct if you watch content that's recommended to you, but many of us actively watch YouTubers we have subscribed to, in that case it makes sense for the creators to get paid then.
Edit - Edited the comment a bit
I'm very happy to support the ones I follow who are doing it for a living. For most, I consider their cut of my Premium fee to be sufficient. For some, I go beyond by giving them money through Patreon and the like, or buying their swag.
If I block the ads, YouTube should pay them nonetheless.
Because I chose to block the ADS, not the content creator.
But it's not my responsibility to watch the ADS or the sponsored content.
The content has been uploaded as "public & free" and I watch it for free.
TV commercials are paid regardless of how many people are watching them, you pay for the potential audience, not for the actual number of viewers (which is always presumed).
Putting pressure on the viewers (us) to undergo the torture of constantly being nagged by glovo and audible ads every 15 seconds, it's frankly the best way to not get any more viewer and scare the old ones away, for the content creators.
You want to advertise on YT?
You pay for it and hope people will watch your ads, if they skip them, they are probably sh*t and you need to make better ads, not force people to lower their standards.