It's going to take me a while to go through all of your videos but I just want to say briefly you're a very inspirational person and I honestly find myself watching these more out of a desire to learn than for the entertainment value they provide. Your attitude, your outlook and how you always find things to do in times when, personally, I'd probably be at a loss. You dont' let anything hold you back and I aspire to be more like that. As a brief start I impulse bought a pennyboard after seeing how much fun you have riding your variety of boards! I've always been self conscious about the dumbest things and that has kept me from doing the things I know I want to do and just trying new things in general. Skating is something I've thought about forever so screw it. I bought one. Initially I didn't want to watch your videos because I always found myself getting very introspective afterward and felt a little bit down about myself and my life, but for the reasons I stated I'm going to stick with your channel and use you as a source of life inspiration. Thanks broski!
Lets be honest we all know that the "gay flag" comment was meant to be rude and the fact that Casey still turned it into a positive reaction is utter class. "Destroy judgemental people with an overwhelming sense of open-mindedness and acceptance" - Casey Neistat
Awesomeness Hippopotamus Not really. The whole in your face attitude of the 'gay movement' bothers some people. They are tired of the weddings, the flags, special treatment and protections, etc. But it's Casey's desk, so.....
Cole fyre man that sounds really familiar - almost like gay people being tired of the whole "in your face' attitude of straight relationships, straight marriages, or religious views deeming gays horrible sinful people. But I dunno, I'm just a hippo.
I absolutely love Casey's outlook on the 'story of a movie' and how it is king. Especially with everyone always asking 'what camera is that shot on.' I have even got this question a handful of times... And it's true that everyone sees a good video they jump to 'what was that shot on?!' I can speak for myself I have an extremely cheap 200 dollar point and shoot, and it's the least important thing. I love how Casey encourages young film makers to forget the equipment and look internally for a great story. Don't need a 5000 dollar camera to start making videos.
Yeah this is one of Casey's strongest pieces of advice to me. He's touched on it before, and it's very true. Touching people and affecting people with art is far more important than what its shot on, or what it's recorded with, etc.
Seriously, this is so true. I won a student film festival recently because I forgot about how little I had in the way of gear and just focused on the story. Well worth it, and it's one of my favorite things I've ever made.
Would someone mind reiterating this statement? The "very dangerous" characteristic is not obvious to me as one's 'getting back to work' could be creating their own meaning?
@@pwnayr when you think too much about your existence and the meaning of your life you don't work. To avoid to waste your time, get back to work, it will make you forget
Kevin L 0_o I have an English degree and that one made me go cross eyed. Double points for commenting on a 3 year old comment...triple points for a reply.
That looks like a sturgeon, they're a prehistoric fish, hence the 'reptilian marks'. They're a very rare fish at least where I live. If you catch one in Lake Erie you make the news.
I dunno is school is necessary for a career in art. I applied to film schools but never got into a single one of them! So instead of going to university, I took all my college funds and made a feature film. I wrote, directed, produced and edited it when I was 19! And making that film I feel taught me way more than sitting in class would have taught me. 😬
Do what you feel to be true. If you believe you can succeed than you need the effort behind you. If you want to continue foward to a scripted education to gain a recognition called an education, than do so. Do what you think will be the best decision
I literally grab a pen and paper every time I watch casey's vlog (Specially Q&A) great quote one after the other "without a goal you can't score" -Casey Neistat "story is king, everything else is a slave to the story" -Casey Neistat
Hi Casey. Just wanted to say I love your story. I am a high school drop out, almost thirty, now in college and working and a new UA-camr. Your story really inspires me. I worked in the banking industry for ten years. Now I'm trying to make art. Love your vlog.
Casey is a good person you can make an example out of. He worked hard to get to where he is. Unlike that crappy UA-camr who disrespects people around him *coughloganpaul
You have half of a high school education, yet you are one of the most intelligent, wise, and well read people I know of. I really do believe that working with Tom Sachs has made you a much brighter and also a very inspiring and interesting person. I love what you do, you are amazing, and never ever stop making these vlogs.
Since watching your vlogs, I've gotten my lazy ass into gear - now running atleast a 5k everyday for the past month and a half. I've cut out all soda and chocolate, drinking (trying to at least) a gallon a water a day, which is difficult considering how much I hate the taste of water (it's literally nothing). Not only do I feel better health wise, but also so much clearer mentally as well. Thanks Casey for the inspiration.
dude i droped out at 16, started working, got a job in demolition with my brother at 20$/h i got 23$ after 2 month, accumulated 37 000$ after a year and a half and went to do butcher courses worked in a butcher shop for 5 years and opened a small succesfull butcher shop with a fellow butcher with whom i worked with... its been 12 years since i drop out and my total income was 43 000$ can last year...so dont discourage yourself when you drop out dont find minimum wage jobs and be confident.
"Existentialism is very dangerous thing, ignore it, get back to work." Thank you for that. I have been in an existential crisis, and I have to agree with you here. I've found nothing but very dangerous, depressing, and even frightening ideas that mean absolutely nothing to me and how I live my life. But I'm curious, how do you know this? What in your life taught you this?
I lost my best friend because of an accidental drug overdose. He suffered from depression and frequently would speak about the inconsequential nature of his existence. No matter how much I or anyone else told him how important he was, it did not matter. Depression is a physical condition that leads to a rabbit hole of misguided feelings about one's role in life. I have spent alot of time thinking about my mistakes including not recognizing the recklessness of my friend; existentialism requires of me to ponder why I made those mistakes and then what is it about my nature that allowed me to make these mistakes. Rationalism asks of me only to recognise the mistake and then change my behaviour without all the wishy washy self-examination. Casey is right to dismiss existentialism outright since it places me or you at the center of the universe, and that is a very scary place to be indeed.
ＣａｔＮｏｒｗａｙ．＿． Thanks for your insight. 4 years later I still don't know if my friend committed suicide. He had gotten electro-shock therapy in an attempt to stabalize his day to day life. In the week up to his death he told me that the electro-shock therapy was a huge mistake since although his childhood was rough he did not want it erased from his memory. I spent hours on the phone talking to him and he regained some memories. I had my own issues and lost contact for a week, when I tried calling him I got a strange message that he was disconnected. His computer was connected via dsl. I told my mom I was worried, I called him again and at last someone answered, it was my friend's Dad and he had very bad news for me. My last conversation with my friend was a discussion about building a kite for propelling boats, a kind of sail in the sky. Thank you so much for your kind words.
SkitterNSnicklez err isnt' that another way of saying thinking is dangerous? what's the fun in chomping out days for a few medals when they mean nothing? its the most important question and actually i think casey is vaguely aware of an answer in his heart. yes it can cause depression but it can also help you to get out and not fall for some of the bullshit that gets said everyday like you're just a dot in the amazingly big world which does not give a shit about you.
zxcv No, it's not saying thinking is dangerous. It's saying existentialism is dangerous. That should be obvious from what he said. Sure, certain types of thoughts can be dangerous, but you're taking what he said in a rather extreme way. To somehow conclude that because a certain type of thought is dangerous that by extension all thought is. And while it may be the most important question, no human on this planet has ever come up with the answer, in all the 200,000 years humans have existed. It's entirely possible it's an answer we cannot know or comprehend, so for us to think about it is a waste of time, unless we can use it to motivate ourselves. But it can be a double edged sword if used that way, because it can demotivate us as well.
you really bring home the saying about the difference between honesty and integrity: Honesty is what you do when someone is watching Integrity is what you do when no one is looking
+Ashlee Withers Production is like that, it's a relatively small community especially when you break it down a bit, documentary/indie filmmakers and vloggers, sitcoms, film ect. Casey probably knows most people in NYC who work in production or at least knows them second or third hand.
Instead of doing any productive work today, I've been sucked into the vortex of your amazing storytelling. I am absolutely overwhelmed by your life and accomplishments. It's almost too much for me. Whew.
Mr. Neistat, You strike me as brilliant and highly educated. I had no idea you had dropped out of high school. Your success and dedication inspires me.
Casey I think your very inspirational and you inspired me to start filming and photography and I love your style of filming with the different camera shots you going in to a room and a camera is already filming I thinks it really cool thanks for the inspiration
Minkailu Lamin he's done a lot of speaking engagements/lectures around the world. You can easily find some on UA-cam. They're really good, I'd recommend checking them out
Minkailu Lamin He's done 2 Ted Talks, one for Core 77 and one for the Nantucket Project (I'm sure there are more, but those are my favourites!) They're all brilliant and really inspiring!
I once saw your bicycle video but didnt pay attention to it much, but now that i have "rediscovered" your channel I just can't stop watching. Your videos and vlogs are amazing and you definately deserve way more subscribers.
Bike and skateboard move more quickly than the Death Machine. Protect Ya Neck/Head, Casey. Why no helmet on all three of those modes of transportation?
new viewer here!! loved your very well said words about why you dropped out. I had the blessing of becoming a mother right after I graduated high school and for a long time I felt, wrong about not continuing my education. Like, almost as if it was the worst thing that could've ever happened ! I let people make me feel like I failed. Being a mother to my children is the best thing that could've ever happened to me! I look forward to going to college for the first time and setting a good example for them!
I've learned so much from watching your videos! It's all about the story, something i need to work on! I f**king love you man, your videos are killer!!!
i frikin love Nev! But mah gad you're always spicing it up with your videos and what you're doing, it's crazy how naturally creative you are and how well you carry yourself in front of a camera - it's so awesome & inspiring! I've been trolling through your videos the past few months and I'm noo where close to finished hahaa you're such an epic person, you content's amazing! Thank you!
It's nice to know you're a drop out dude, I dropped out but I'm one of the most motivated people I know (without bragging) and I agree very much! Do I regret it? Fuck no! But do I condone it? Not really.
+Ralf Nuggs do you ever find it difficult finding work? also what kind of work do you do? do you ever think you'll get your GED to get other certificates etc? just generally curious!
Is your App iOS only or will there be Android too? Also, if there is an Android version, will it be released at the same time or will we have to wait? (dont forget android has more marketshare)
***** Knowing how Casey likes to do things the good way, I would say it's going to be released iOS/Android both at launch. He owns an android (Galaxy S6) and he definitely know Android has a bigger market share, he raised more than 2 millions after all, those people probably want some market analysis before making money rain.. But being a developer, I know how much harder it is to make an app that works consistently on both devices, especially because of android fragmentation. With iOS you have like 3-4 devices to support and they have almost the same hardware, while on android you have to account for thousands of different decides and so different hardware. Yes with Android 5.0 they really improved things and made it a lot easier for developer but it's still more work and testing. Plus apple's new swift is really a pleasure of language to code, while with android you gotta use Java, which I don't like at all, but that's just personal preference..
Filippo Masoni Wow. this is like the first constructive comment i have received on youtube. thank you for your answer filippo. you make this a great community
***** Thanks, glad to do that. I think the community of people here on Casey's channel (and I can say the same on Ben Brown's channel) is the best I've seen... Now back to studying, I have a final exam tomorrow on C and one Friday on Advanced Java!
I like how you stated this entire part where you talked about your moral compass and beliefs and how they drive you to make decisions .. and in the same time, you also clearly said "existentialism" is dangerous, get back to work. That was a very smart indication of how oneself can be moderate. Not superficial yet not AGGRESSIVELY deep.
Is it crazy that your vlogs are addicting to watch 😂 im always telling myself "okay last one then ill go to sleep" then end up wathching the next one....sometimes also even if i already saw it 👌🏽 GREAT job on the vlogs Casey
Casey is a living example of "you don't need school to be successful". Casey is very successful and talks like he went to an ivy league college. People often say its luck why people are successful, they were the few that were born with that path engraved in them, looking at references like steve jobs and bill gates, whose names have reached the heavens. But casey is a more down to earth example of "You don't need school to be successful" He is very successful, probably makes more money than people who went to college. Truly an inspiration of living your life to the fullest, and always seeing things with a clear view. I live in NYC and hope to see you one day Casey
+IGame4Charity Technically, the average human whether they like it or not, does 10,000 steps a day. even if you do 7,000 steps average a day, You will still manage to do wayy over 25 miles in walking and running distance. Then again, that many low miles on a single month....you are probably gonna die sooner than you think.
"Existentialism is a very dangerous thing. Ignore it; get back to work."
Shit, man. That hit me right where it needed to.
David C saaamee fuck
I know you said this 6 months ago, but you're god damn right that hits home!!
Casey is a genius.
ImBigDave Too i know
Definitely.
Same
sometimes i wonder how casey always has something new to show us
*starts off vlog showing off a sea monster*
AMAZING
it's called living in NYC
Max Collins very true hahah
Believe me once you come here you'll probably experience like 4 strange things in one hour lol
Living in New York helps a lot but being Casey Neistat helps more!
***** Probably because he opens his eyes to see what's around him.
1:50 what a kind lady moving out of the picture
Nicely spotted
+Benjamin Larsson lol
turned out she was a spy and didn't want to get seen xD
He just casually runs 16 miles. I can't even run 1
Run more then, all it takes is a bit of weight loss and discipline
Humans are powerful so you should be if you feel like you want too.
+Box Boi That´s such a nice line...
Olivia B Do your best my man. Progress slowly and you’ll have it in no time.
I can only run 50ft
It's going to take me a while to go through all of your videos but I just want to say briefly you're a very inspirational person and I honestly find myself watching these more out of a desire to learn than for the entertainment value they provide. Your attitude, your outlook and how you always find things to do in times when, personally, I'd probably be at a loss. You dont' let anything hold you back and I aspire to be more like that. As a brief start I impulse bought a pennyboard after seeing how much fun you have riding your variety of boards! I've always been self conscious about the dumbest things and that has kept me from doing the things I know I want to do and just trying new things in general. Skating is something I've thought about forever so screw it. I bought one.
Initially I didn't want to watch your videos because I always found myself getting very introspective afterward and felt a little bit down about myself and my life, but for the reasons I stated I'm going to stick with your channel and use you as a source of life inspiration.
Thanks broski!
Yay! Kitty! Follow your dreams!~*
mewmewmew!
Joseph Lawlor
me too!!
A Fluffy White Kitty
Lets be honest we all know that the "gay flag" comment was meant to be rude and the fact that Casey still turned it into a positive reaction is utter class. "Destroy judgemental people with an overwhelming sense of open-mindedness and acceptance" - Casey Neistat
Awesomeness Hippopotamus Not really. The whole in your face attitude of the 'gay movement' bothers some people. They are tired of the weddings, the flags, special treatment and protections, etc. But it's Casey's desk, so.....
Cole fyre man that sounds really familiar - almost like gay people being tired of the whole "in your face' attitude of straight relationships, straight marriages, or religious views deeming gays horrible sinful people. But I dunno, I'm just a hippo.
Awesomeness Hippopotamus I always thought it meant casey went both ways
It probably wasn't meant to be rude. Just the way he worded the question .
Nah I don't think so , it's kinda like an open to debate question ? Casey don't usually answer negative comments .
I absolutely love Casey's outlook on the 'story of a movie' and how it is king. Especially with everyone always asking 'what camera is that shot on.' I have even got this question a handful of times... And it's true that everyone sees a good video they jump to 'what was that shot on?!' I can speak for myself I have an extremely cheap 200 dollar point and shoot, and it's the least important thing. I love how Casey encourages young film makers to forget the equipment and look internally for a great story. Don't need a 5000 dollar camera to start making videos.
Yeah this is one of Casey's strongest pieces of advice to me. He's touched on it before, and it's very true. Touching people and affecting people with art is far more important than what its shot on, or what it's recorded with, etc.
Troy VlogsAbroad but what camera was this video shot on?
Haha that was funny man! Yeah let's ask Casey... 'What did you shoot this on? Haha
Seriously, this is so true. I won a student film festival recently because I forgot about how little I had in the way of gear and just focused on the story. Well worth it, and it's one of my favorite things I've ever made.
'Stay in school, don't do drugs' Casey Neistat, Words of wisdom
***** Me too hahah
The funny thing is, he did the opposite (with both) haha
Stay in drugs, don't do school.
Priya Pulikkal Yep it was ironic too.
Priya Pulikkal has he done drugs?
"Existentialism is a very dangerous thing. Ignore it and get back to work." - Casey Neistat!
Would someone mind reiterating this statement? The "very dangerous" characteristic is not obvious to me as one's 'getting back to work' could be creating their own meaning?
Glad I read this cause I've been existential lately
@@pwnayr when you think too much about your existence and the meaning of your life you don't work. To avoid to waste your time, get back to work, it will make you forget
Your vocabulary and insight are exemplary considering most post grads I know can't figure out their, there's when they're thereing.
Kevin L 0_o I have an English degree and that one made me go cross eyed.
Double points for commenting on a 3 year old comment...triple points for a reply.
Haha
Life is fragile, we're not guaranteed a tomorrow so give it everything you've got.
Hunter Woods deep man...
Hunter Woods nobody has actually ever made it to tomorrow. the second it goes past 12 its today again. we are eternally trapped in todays
+Dave Birney tomorrow is future tense for today, not a physical thing.
Hunter Woods so get off your butt, stop watching youtube and go make something!
Hunter Woods ~ Tumbler. 2014
"Existentialism is a very dangerous thing. Ignore it, get back to work."
Truer words have never been spoken.
That looks like a sturgeon, they're a prehistoric fish, hence the 'reptilian marks'. They're a very rare fish at least where I live. If you catch one in Lake Erie you make the news.
You live in Michigan?
Ashton Drake
Ohio.
+systempatcher Oiiii, I live in Ohio as well XP
+Strawberries N' Lacerations so do 11 million other people. lol
yeh I did a paper about them
Casey you are athletic as hell
I dunno is school is necessary for a career in art. I applied to film schools but never got into a single one of them! So instead of going to university, I took all my college funds and made a feature film. I wrote, directed, produced and edited it when I was 19! And making that film I feel taught me way more than sitting in class would have taught me. 😬
Wondering Pictures its not about learning...
its about the diploma.
Do what you feel to be true. If you believe you can succeed than you need the effort behind you. If you want to continue foward to a scripted education to gain a recognition called an education, than do so. Do what you think will be the best decision
To gain a recognition called a diploma*
To each there own but definitely love your way of doing it! My style as well!
Skyy Fuck you Fuck you
I literally grab a pen and paper every time I watch casey's vlog (Specially Q&A) great quote one after the other
"without a goal you can't score"
-Casey Neistat
"story is king, everything else is a slave to the story"
-Casey Neistat
Hi Casey. Just wanted to say I love your story. I am a high school drop out, almost thirty, now in college and working and a new UA-camr. Your story really inspires me. I worked in the banking industry for ten years. Now I'm trying to make art. Love your vlog.
Runic Rigel Roland to being finished don't become a feminist
Feminism is awesome
if you have low self esteem, yes
S C feminism isn't needed in today's society
who else is extremely inspired by Casey?
Mert Ulusoy
Mert Ulusoy Who isn't?
+Mert Ulusoy use your inspiration to inspire others yourself, live a life others envy and be sure to vlog it ;)
Who isn't?
Casey is a good person you can make an example out of. He worked hard to get to where he is. Unlike that crappy UA-camr who disrespects people around him *coughloganpaul
You are THE master storyteller ... seriously, I find everything you share intriguing and you leave me wanting more. Thank you, Casey!!
You have half of a high school education, yet you are one of the most intelligent, wise, and well read people I know of. I really do believe that working with Tom Sachs has made you a much brighter and also a very inspiring and interesting person. I love what you do, you are amazing, and never ever stop making these vlogs.
Good to hear that dropping out of high school didn't affect your vocabulary. I've learnt a few newbies off of you i.e. 'egregious'
Michael Fitzgerald same
Michael Fitzgerald existentialism was new to me. Thanks casey ! lol
Pervasive was a new one for me!
Summation was my new Neistat word of the day.
learned* not trying to be a jerk just trying to help you fix a mistake :-)
Since watching your vlogs, I've gotten my lazy ass into gear - now running atleast a 5k everyday for the past month and a half. I've cut out all soda and chocolate, drinking (trying to at least) a gallon a water a day, which is difficult considering how much I hate the taste of water (it's literally nothing). Not only do I feel better health wise, but also so much clearer mentally as well. Thanks Casey for the inspiration.
your brother could be your stunt double
Faxxx
amir watels Casey don't need no stunt double
He would do his own stunts
Cap'n Cook agree
He's his own stunt double 😂😂
yum sea monster
+How To Make Sushi you are strange with your tastes
it was a sturgeon. you can get cavier from it
*"yum sea monster"* ROFLMAO ( _New Sushi?_ ) ;)
"Existentialism is a very dangerous thing. Ignore it. Get back to work."
-Casey Neistat
That's something I needed to hear.
Smartest high school drop out success story I've ever encountered.
Love the Q&As - keep the wisdom coming Case! :)
"Everything I'm not made me everything I am"-kanye
His quote applies to many things
Stop quoting Kanye kitty , Go home you're drunk
archangel1996j meow :3
kitty kat Sounds like JacksGap
High school drop out people are actually turned out genious.
true
You just dont hear about the majority that go on welfare and become homeless
well yeah right
few of them only going great other then that welfare knows.
dude i droped out at 16, started working, got a job in demolition with my brother at 20$/h i got 23$ after 2 month, accumulated 37 000$ after a year and a half and went to do butcher courses worked in a butcher shop for 5 years and opened a small succesfull butcher shop with a fellow butcher with whom i worked with... its been 12 years since i drop out and my total income was 43 000$ can last year...so dont discourage yourself when you drop out dont find minimum wage jobs and be confident.
fast flow fishing are you located in New York? If so can I work for you 😭
after a year, casey still stays at nyc......
After 2 years.... Casey still stays at NYC
After 3
That "monster" looked like a Sturgeon.
it's not in this episode, but i really wish we had dollar pizza in London
pls London, why
Mantrousse So true, its the perfect price but a £1 instead!
Hebroyn D'souza nah, leave it in dollars. that way it's only 65 p!
Mantrousse Pound pizza sounds more like a suggestion than a product... but then again, 99p pizza has a ring to it
I agree :)
Mantrousse Dafuq is Mantrousse doing here :3
"Existentialism is very dangerous thing, ignore it, get back to work." Thank you for that. I have been in an existential crisis, and I have to agree with you here. I've found nothing but very dangerous, depressing, and even frightening ideas that mean absolutely nothing to me and how I live my life. But I'm curious, how do you know this? What in your life taught you this?
I lost my best friend because of an accidental drug overdose. He suffered from depression and frequently would speak about the inconsequential nature of his existence. No matter how much I or anyone else told him how important he was, it did not matter. Depression is a physical condition that leads to a rabbit hole of misguided feelings about one's role in life. I have spent alot of time thinking about my mistakes including not recognizing the recklessness of my friend; existentialism requires of me to ponder why I made those mistakes and then what is it about my nature that allowed me to make these mistakes. Rationalism asks of me only to recognise the mistake and then change my behaviour without all the wishy washy self-examination. Casey is right to dismiss existentialism outright since it places me or you at the center of the universe, and that is a very scary place to be indeed.
ＣａｔＮｏｒｗａｙ．＿． Thanks for your insight. 4 years later I still don't know if my friend committed suicide. He had gotten electro-shock therapy in an attempt to stabalize his day to day life. In the week up to his death he told me that the electro-shock therapy was a huge mistake since although his childhood was rough he did not want it erased from his memory. I spent hours on the phone talking to him and he regained some memories. I had my own issues and lost contact for a week, when I tried calling him I got a strange message that he was disconnected. His computer was connected via dsl. I told my mom I was worried, I called him again and at last someone answered, it was my friend's Dad and he had very bad news for me. My last conversation with my friend was a discussion about building a kite for propelling boats, a kind of sail in the sky. Thank you so much for your kind words.
SkitterNSnicklez err isnt' that another way of saying thinking is dangerous? what's the fun in chomping out days for a few medals when they mean nothing? its the most important question and actually i think casey is vaguely aware of an answer in his heart. yes it can cause depression but it can also help you to get out and not fall for some of the bullshit that gets said everyday like you're just a dot in the amazingly big world which does not give a shit about you.
zxcv No, it's not saying thinking is dangerous. It's saying existentialism is dangerous. That should be obvious from what he said. Sure, certain types of thoughts can be dangerous, but you're taking what he said in a rather extreme way. To somehow conclude that because a certain type of thought is dangerous that by extension all thought is. And while it may be the most important question, no human on this planet has ever come up with the answer, in all the 200,000 years humans have existed. It's entirely possible it's an answer we cannot know or comprehend, so for us to think about it is a waste of time, unless we can use it to motivate ourselves. But it can be a double edged sword if used that way, because it can demotivate us as well.
you really bring home the saying about the difference between honesty and integrity: Honesty is what you do when someone is watching Integrity is what you do when no one is looking
This. This video right here. A 4 second clip. Your reply to existentialism is what I needed someone to tell me for years. Thank you.
Is watching Casey's vlogs now part of anybody else's daily routine?
WHAT CAISEY JUST CASUALLY MEETS WITH NEVE FROM CATFISH TO GO FOR A RUN WHAT THE HELL GOALS
Yeah their real good friends, he's friends with max too.
+Ashlee Withers Production is like that, it's a relatively small community especially when you break it down a bit, documentary/indie filmmakers and vloggers, sitcoms, film ect. Casey probably knows most people in NYC who work in production or at least knows them second or third hand.
It's a Sturgeon
+Cliff Reeser Wow that looks like a giant version of the algae eaters you can find in fish tanks
So sad to see that's probley a 50 + year old fish or older
ahah a lol also my second name
So sick the go up to around 120 years of age
+Cliff Reeser caviar
Instead of doing any productive work today, I've been sucked into the vortex of your amazing storytelling. I am absolutely overwhelmed by your life and accomplishments. It's almost too much for me. Whew.
That, my friend, is the byproduct of pollution in the Hudson River 😂
And yes I know its a sturgeon lol
Nicholas lofa My fellow sea lion!
Nicholas lofa that profile picture
Hiljong unton
Thats like 70 blocks just to get to Central Park from that starting point! Damn... thats why I ride bikes. haha
I just imagined you cycling whilst dragging your piano haha
hahaha i am thinking of building a piano bicycle!
Piano Around the World Please do!
Yes FLUME remix! Music choice off the charts!!
When the death board's battery dies does it just fling you off? Props again for turning a semi-rotten question into a positive.
Greg's Garage the battery is really good! it hasn't died yet
CaseyNeistat WOOOOW that's insane :D
That's surprising.. Considering it's a Knock off
Priya Pulikkal give it a week or two.
Priya Pulikkal I've been wondering if that because it's a knockoff it maybe doesn't have the speed controls that the genuine one does.
Mr. Neistat,
You strike me as brilliant and highly educated. I had no idea you had dropped out of high school. Your success and dedication inspires me.
casey.i love the way you talk.u always inspired me.every 5am i wake up for work.ur the 1st im watching of.thanks alot
I think the fish is a sturgeon. They look terrifying, but are peaceful creatures :)
casey you know caviar? well you are eating eggs of sturgeon :D
***** yeah that's what I was thinking.
***** Its an Atlantic Sturgeon to be exact. The largest fish species in the Hudson river.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlantic_sturgeon
It is a sturgeon
***** I thought it was like a oarfish. Thanks for the info!
That lady moonwalking out of the frame at 1:50 though.
Casey I think your very inspirational and you inspired me to start filming and photography and I love your style of filming with the different camera shots you going in to a room and a camera is already filming I thinks it really cool thanks for the inspiration
I love when I go back and find I missed a vlog- IT'S LIKE TWO VLOGS IN ONE DAY. WHAT A GREAT DAY.
the quality of your vlogs and other videos are insane. been hooked the last 2 weeks and binging. love Candice too!
for a second there, I really thought Casey could speak fluent french lol :')
Yeah! I thought the same thing especially when he said "tres bien"
Too bad that wasn't a... catfish...
I find that offensive lol
+A1bino Catfish lol
+A1bino Catfish you ruined the joke by saying lol
+hawaiiSpeeDemoN may 10 2016
OMFG I LOVE YOU AHAHHAHAHA
That Sturgeon needs a Surgeon!!
Boooo
XsVTooL the ol diamondback sturgeon
There are sturgeons in Hudson? Isnt it very polluted?
I have been a fan for a few years. Just realize you are a high school dropout. I take my hat off to you! Much respect!
I love you Casey. so raw and honest, feels so good to watch your videos! ♡
These were some of his best vlogs in my opinion 👍
Casey is a pretty good speaker. I wonder if he does lectures.
Minkailu Lamin he's done a lot of speaking engagements/lectures around the world. You can easily find some on UA-cam. They're really good, I'd recommend checking them out
Minkailu Lamin He's done 2 Ted Talks, one for Core 77 and one for the Nantucket Project (I'm sure there are more, but those are my favourites!) They're all brilliant and really inspiring!
Probably a sturgeon at the begining
Keegan Gibson Thats what it looks like, Good eatin
sc2142 lol not when it's swimming in THAT body of water
MusingsofaJay♡ It is an atlantic sturgeon, probably wandered off into the wrong waters.
Dont sturgeons also produce Caviar?
Adam Michel I meant it not being "good eatin"
I once saw your bicycle video but didnt pay attention to it much, but now that i have "rediscovered" your channel I just can't stop watching. Your videos and vlogs are amazing and you definately deserve way more subscribers.
I love how he always starts with something completely unrelated to the video's title. Pure Awesomeness.
That "sea monster" was a sturgeon
Bike and skateboard move more quickly than the Death Machine.
Protect Ya Neck/Head, Casey.
Why no helmet on all three of those modes of transportation?
***** too cool for that
NatSherman No one's too cool for head trauma.
***** I completely agree its kind of scary
Casey has street cred, wearing a helmet will take off about 65% of his hard earned street cred.
Watching Casey's vlog and looking for thunderthighs comment has become a daily ritual for me
Stay in drugs, don't do school.
rumors say that op died of a drug overdose
oh hell yeah
TheIcanntspel I've been doing it all wrong
yellow berries hi
________Haze_________ hi
2021, March, 20. watching it without skipping a second. shows how great Casey is.
new viewer here!! loved your very well said words about why you dropped out. I had the blessing of becoming a mother right after I graduated high school and for a long time I felt, wrong about not continuing my education. Like, almost as if it was the worst thing that could've ever happened ! I let people make me feel like I failed. Being a mother to my children is the best thing that could've ever happened to me! I look forward to going to college for the first time and setting a good example for them!
how in the world can vlogs be so addicting?
You sound a bit congested?
6:24 high school drop out
The key to grab the success, believe in yourself and have a deadline so you'll move forward. Thanks Casey!
Casey ur the best and most unique vlogger EVER. I love your vids so much and never quit
I'm so early here, fuck yes.
Casey, you're cool. Love it
grennyftw thx dude
jesus fuck that louis watch is so sick
It's actually an Apple watch that he put Louis Vuitton bands on. He has a vlog about it!
+Lauren Linkvis he knows
+Lauren Linkvis it is cool though!
+Micro the band itself is only 200 something. this guy makes custom straps from anything leather
I know... right?!
that was a Sturgeon fish
yep that's right
+Black Panther beginning of vid
They have those in nyc?😱😱
I NEVER GET TIRED OF YOUR VIDEOS! IVE WATCHED ALL OF THEM IN A WEEK
Umm he has over a hundred
I've learned so much from watching your videos! It's all about the story, something i need to work on! I f**king love you man, your videos are killer!!!
That fish at the start was a Sturgoen. Yes they're pretty much dinosaurs. No idea why it was in the lower Hudson.
The song is: Flume - Some Minds (Ft. Andrew Wyatt) [Pink Slip remix]... You're Welcome
+Diego Aguilar wow THANKS A LOT i've been looking for this song since last month lol
7:14 best answer to that question!
thanks!
i frikin love Nev! But mah gad you're always spicing it up with your videos and what you're doing, it's crazy how naturally creative you are and how well you carry yourself in front of a camera - it's so awesome & inspiring! I've been trolling through your videos the past few months and I'm noo where close to finished hahaa you're such an epic person, you content's amazing! Thank you!
Some years from now I'll watch this vlog and think, wow how these videos shaped my life
Like a sturgeon
Touched for the very first time!
That's the guy from catfish
Yh
Anyone else always singing along the Q&A intro? :D
Its 2018 there, back on that 3 years old videos feels so weird I can see so much improvement between there and today ...
god !
The production and cinematography is off the charts good shit Casey
Battle scared sunglasses
+FLPR Counter Strike GO reference? XD
I'm a fan of factory new or minimal wear
It's nice to know you're a drop out dude, I dropped out but I'm one of the most motivated people I know (without bragging) and I agree very much! Do I regret it? Fuck no! But do I condone it? Not really.
+Ralf Nuggs do you ever find it difficult finding work? also what kind of work do you do? do you ever think you'll get your GED to get other certificates etc? just generally curious!
Is your App iOS only or will there be Android too? Also, if there is an Android version, will it be released at the same time or will we have to wait? (dont forget android has more marketshare)
***** Knowing how Casey likes to do things the good way, I would say it's going to be released iOS/Android both at launch. He owns an android (Galaxy S6) and he definitely know Android has a bigger market share, he raised more than 2 millions after all, those people probably want some market analysis before making money rain.. But being a developer, I know how much harder it is to make an app that works consistently on both devices, especially because of android fragmentation. With iOS you have like 3-4 devices to support and they have almost the same hardware, while on android you have to account for thousands of different decides and so different hardware. Yes with Android 5.0 they really improved things and made it a lot easier for developer but it's still more work and testing. Plus apple's new swift is really a pleasure of language to code, while with android you gotta use Java, which I don't like at all, but that's just personal preference..
Filippo Masoni
Wow. this is like the first constructive comment i have received on youtube. thank you for your answer filippo. you make this a great community
***** Thanks, glad to do that. I think the community of people here on Casey's channel (and I can say the same on Ben Brown's channel) is the best I've seen... Now back to studying, I have a final exam tomorrow on C and one Friday on Advanced Java!
***** Have a good day my friend!!.See,you got a constructive and a friendly comment around here!.
Casey Neistat channel is officially the best place to be on the Internet!
I like how you stated this entire part where you talked about your moral compass and beliefs and how they drive you to make decisions .. and in the same time, you also clearly said "existentialism" is dangerous, get back to work. That was a very smart indication of how oneself can be moderate. Not superficial yet not AGGRESSIVELY deep.
So you are able to upload amazing quality vlogs daily and you can run 16 miles at an 8 minute pace it's official I'm convinced you are a super hero
16,2 Miles? Its 26 Kilometers. How is that possible? how much time do one need to run?
He runs about 10 miles everyday...
That's how he stays healthy.
well, 6-10 miles, depending on how much time he has.
If he said he was running at an 8:xx pace, that would equivalate to about 130 minutes. So around 2 hours. Short time needed in a busy day.
Inb4 chicken guy comment
I'm actually surprised it's not here yet. ***** might be dead.
I believe it's a girl hahah
Anne Linklater Chicken person* comment. Excuse me whilst I check my privilege.
what the fuck,,, 16 miles a day... i do like 5 miles a day and pretty happy with it!!
Is it crazy that your vlogs are addicting to watch 😂 im always telling myself "okay last one then ill go to sleep" then end up wathching the next one....sometimes also even if i already saw it 👌🏽 GREAT job on the vlogs Casey
Casey is a living example of "you don't need school to be successful". Casey is very successful and talks like he went to an ivy league college. People often say its luck why people are successful, they were the few that were born with that path engraved in them, looking at references like steve jobs and bill gates, whose names have reached the heavens. But casey is a more down to earth example of "You don't need school to be successful" He is very successful, probably makes more money than people who went to college. Truly an inspiration of living your life to the fullest, and always seeing things with a clear view. I live in NYC and hope to see you one day Casey
#LGBT support *throws out #* thanks for LGBT support.
16.2 miles is crazy thats more miles you walked in few hours then I walk in a whole month. Fuck I'm lazy. I dont know how you do it.
Thats proly more then i walk in a year, fuk me
+IGame4Charity Technically, the average human whether they like it or not, does 10,000 steps a day. even if you do 7,000 steps average a day, You will still manage to do wayy over 25 miles in walking and running distance. Then again, that many low miles on a single month....you are probably gonna die sooner than you think.
+IGame4Charity I could run 16.2 miles in a few hours If I wanted to.
Ok, what the hell is this thing called again? And how much does it costs? Starting to think i need this mini segway thingy... o.O
It's actually called "the intelligent car balance" and costs about 500-600$ , but Casey just calls it the Death Machine ! :D
Nicole Ha wow, that's to much right now for a toy/death machine when i look at my wallet :D
Nicole Ha He bought it cause Alfie from PointlessBlog told him to. So, THANKS ALFIE!
It's called the MonoRover R2, check it out on Amazon
Pwn4Gamers there is one that costs like 400
Casey u my favourite person in the hole world u keep motivates me every day ., much respect
'Existentialism: Ignore it - get back to work.' Love that quote