Let's salute to Mehdi for keeping same facial expression till the 40th time until he finished. This is called not giving up. Damn! I learned something from this.
If I hadn't seen these outtakes I would have never guessed you have difficulties with English. You speak pretty good in the final edits. Keep it up! :)
@@amir3515 it's Mehdi himself who is suggesting his English is not good enough: in the description he says "being an ESL" (ESL means English as Second Language).
You're doing great man, tons of native English speakers struggle to get lines out as well, it's a lot more work than people think :) i think the Green brothers have done videos of it too where almost every jump cut they make has a ton of takes behind it
Bisqwit let us peek at how often English trips him up once and... oh boy it really is a tongue twister for him. Actually, despite listening to him multiple times, I cannot approximate his dialect!
Try shocking yourself, it might help!! That said, we do really appreciate these Medhi. It is nice to see the reality of making videos and how much work and frustration can go into them.
Many native-English speakers have jump-cuts every two words for this reason. They could have read a dictionary on camera, and then spliced together segments from the script :)
Except for Tom Scott; he leaves in his errors! In one of his videos, he struggles to say 'hydrologic' for 5 seconds, then gives up and says 'water modelling' instead!
Honestly, even the outtakes with the small mistakes were still understandable to me. I know, in a video where you can control it, you want to sound the best of course. But in the livestream and the live with the other Eyoutubers I didn't notice you struggling with anything. Keep in mind, when it is free speech, it is always easy, but when we want to stick to a script is when the issues suddenly arise!
I thought you were almost perfectly fluent recording those complex sentences while articulating now a days, cause I remember you talking about these struggles in one of your older videos and that was a bit long ago. This video made me remember how difficult it is to create your greatly paced videos and appreciate it even more... As a non-native english speaker, I can't imagine how difficult it would be for me ;P
There was a scene in Evangelion, where one character tells the other to think in German, and it never really clicked until then... That an ESL student may need to first translate a test question from English into their native language, solve the problem, then translate it back ... Really made me appreciate their struggle and caused me to modify assessments... Thank you for the time you spend generating content for us to enjoy and for candidly showing us the struggles you face.
It reaalllyyy hit me hard seeing how much effort you put in to get it all correctly pronounced, its really commendable. Even though its frustrating, you do it so that the videos are easy to understand and don't lose the humorous value. I've been watching you for so long I really feel like I know you and you're one of my teachers in college (im an electrical engg too lol), but I never realized there are so many retakes.
As a student who also needs to record themselves for doing requirements in academics. I deeply relate to the point that I'm having flashbacks but remembering it now, I just chuckle it off🤣
As a person who has a really hard time speaking when recording, I truly appreciate this video, and I'll look at all your videos with even more respect than before. You're my favorite youtuber by far!
Thank you for the smile and for your dedication, Mehdi! You are one of my favourite UA-camrs, even though I have no interest whatsoever in electronics. Or seeing you killed. 😀 I just think you're a great guy, an awesome educator and a talented comedian.
Thank you for sharing this, helps us see that things don't always work the first 39 times. It helps appreciate the work you put into your videos when you can show how much filming is actually done.
Thank you for sharing this. It is good for more people to understand that yes, the creative process is often a very arduous struggle through countless derp-ups. It's also uplifting to know that not only I have such workshop hiccups.
Hey Mehdi. Years ago, I wanted to start a UA-cam channel, but never did. I didn't, because I was afraid of being criticized for not being able to articulate words properly sometimes. I really appreciate this video because you show that you aren't perfect- you demonstrate the fact that you struggle to articulate words sometimes (as we all do). It's really humbling to see someone I place on such a high pedestal struggle with the same things I do. I hope that someone who was in my shoes, wanting to start a UA-cam channel sees this, and uses it to not let their fear of criticism overwhelm them, because we're all human, and none of us are perfect. Sometimes that gets lost in the polished and edited nature of UA-cam. Thank you for breaking that mould and showing us the human behind the camera
@@paesanng aww you can do it try your best you have two ways imo: 1)being the channel with which you can show only texts no audio such that information is sent without audio , here if its done right it will be very elegant 2)Try your level best to teach mathematics and just post it , thats the only way you can be better , posting information will improve both mathematical skill and video presentation over time All the best :)
You are awesome, your accent is charming, and you have way better comedic timing than I do even though English is my first language. Your efforts are not in vain and I appreciate all of your content.
I believe trying over and over again when you can't get it right just makes your brain remember the wrong way, so you should take a break and try again later.
Teaching and performance are way harder to do properly than most people think. The best teachers also to some extent are performers is my experience. Take it from a retired university employee, who stumbled into being faculty some 23 years ago and quickly found himself in way over his head!!!!
the first time i had to record my voicemail answering message in 1999. i have never heard it since then, but it probably would sound good to me now because i went from english first language, to avoiding all personal interactions as a first language. your esl is in many ways better than my efl
bro my sponsor scripts I always had to read a sentence at a time. I literally wrote up a script that helped me re-record sections faster because how often I messed it up cuz my tourettes and just being bad at speaking
Let's salute to Mehdi for keeping same facial expression till the 40th time until he finished.
This is called not giving up. Damn! I learned something from this.
He's always teaching...even when he doesn't mean to! 🤣🤣
Thats dedication right there
Just lick a 9v battery before each take, no problems!
People ask how to become a successful UA-camr.
This right here
And without getting shocked once
I'm sure ESL doesn't help, but I have a really hard time recording stuff like that too. Then again, english IS actually my second language.
Just out of curiosity: What is your first language?
@@NightmareQueenJune German
@@NightmareQueenJune deutsche
same same. my first one is also german but then again i am shit at recording videos in german too so it isnt a language issue
@@eat_things That totally makes sense. I always thought that his name sounds pretty German.
If I hadn't seen these outtakes I would have never guessed you have difficulties with English. You speak pretty good in the final edits. Keep it up! :)
I think it’s the tongue twisters he’s doing, which would challenge anyone.
Especially if it's not your mother tongue
English is not the issue here. His English is excellent
Pretty well********
@@amir3515 it's Mehdi himself who is suggesting his English is not good enough: in the description he says "being an ESL" (ESL means English as Second Language).
You're doing great man, tons of native English speakers struggle to get lines out as well, it's a lot more work than people think :) i think the Green brothers have done videos of it too where almost every jump cut they make has a ton of takes behind it
Yeah English is just hard sometimes.
Yeah sometimes after I say a sentence I just go back in time in order to find out what the hell was I trying to say
Having ADHD makes it so much worse too even as a native English speaker.
Bisqwit let us peek at how often English trips him up once and... oh boy it really is a tongue twister for him. Actually, despite listening to him multiple times, I cannot approximate his dialect!
can confirm haha
Try shocking yourself, it might help!!
That said, we do really appreciate these Medhi. It is nice to see the reality of making videos and how much work and frustration can go into them.
You didn't just uploaded a video. You uplifted the spirit of many people who struggle with making explanatory videos.
Many native-English speakers have jump-cuts every two words for this reason. They could have read a dictionary on camera, and then spliced together segments from the script :)
🤣
Except for Tom Scott; he leaves in his errors! In one of his videos, he struggles to say 'hydrologic' for 5 seconds, then gives up and says 'water modelling' instead!
I love this idea, make videos ytp-style, exclusively
A huge respect to his hardworking
I love how Mehdi is working hard just to entertain and teach us ❤️
Without getting mad or angry. He is doing it with same energy ❤️
Honestly, even the outtakes with the small mistakes were still understandable to me. I know, in a video where you can control it, you want to sound the best of course. But in the livestream and the live with the other Eyoutubers I didn't notice you struggling with anything. Keep in mind, when it is free speech, it is always easy, but when we want to stick to a script is when the issues suddenly arise!
Damn dude. This only makes me appreciate how well you can explain complex topics that much more. 😂
This just shows, nobody is perfect.
This is why I usually create a scenario and rehearse in my mind before doing what I have to do
I thought you were almost perfectly fluent recording those complex sentences while articulating now a days, cause I remember you talking about these struggles in one of your older videos and that was a bit long ago. This video made me remember how difficult it is to create your greatly paced videos and appreciate it even more... As a non-native english speaker, I can't imagine how difficult it would be for me ;P
There was a scene in Evangelion, where one character tells the other to think in German, and it never really clicked until then... That an ESL student may need to first translate a test question from English into their native language, solve the problem, then translate it back ... Really made me appreciate their struggle and caused me to modify assessments... Thank you for the time you spend generating content for us to enjoy and for candidly showing us the struggles you face.
It reaalllyyy hit me hard seeing how much effort you put in to get it all correctly pronounced, its really commendable. Even though its frustrating, you do it so that the videos are easy to understand and don't lose the humorous value. I've been watching you for so long I really feel like I know you and you're one of my teachers in college (im an electrical engg too lol), but I never realized there are so many retakes.
I am so glad I found your second channel, this is exactly what I was looking for without knowing!
Thank you for the effort! Your videos are much better to watch than other UA-camrs that do a lot of mid-sentence jump cuts.
As a student who also needs to record themselves for doing requirements in academics. I deeply relate to the point that I'm having flashbacks but remembering it now, I just chuckle it off🤣
As a person who has a really hard time speaking when recording, I truly appreciate this video, and I'll look at all your videos with even more respect than before. You're my favorite youtuber by far!
That pure look of happiness at the end.
Thank you for the smile and for your dedication, Mehdi! You are one of my favourite UA-camrs, even though I have no interest whatsoever in electronics. Or seeing you killed. 😀 I just think you're a great guy, an awesome educator and a talented comedian.
That was painful my friend, but thank you for sharing your hardship with us for the great content you provide ❤️
Thank you for sharing this, helps us see that things don't always work the first 39 times. It helps appreciate the work you put into your videos when you can show how much filming is actually done.
AND WE LOVE YOU MEHDI FOR WORKING SOO HARD TO MAKE THESE HILARIOUS AND EDUCATING VIDEOS! MUCH LOVE AND PROSPERITY TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY!
OMG! Thank you for releasing this
Words are hard... LOL I appreciate your videos and thanks for all the behind the scenes work you put into them!
I'm always impressed by people who communicate as well as you do in a second language.
Thank you for sharing this. It is good for more people to understand that yes, the creative process is often a very arduous struggle through countless derp-ups.
It's also uplifting to know that not only I have such workshop hiccups.
Love your "Don't Give Up" attitude Mehdi
Dang! I never had any idea! You speak so well on your videos, I would never have known! Great job, and keep it up -- love your channel.
You are unbelievably patient and persistant! Please send me those skills!
the commitment is admirable
man thanks for everything you do I makes my day
THANK YOU FOR POSTING THIS!
I thought I am the only person on this planet, struggling with TT & YT recordings the way you showed ❤️
I love your ambition.
all your efforts come down to our love towards you❤👍
The struggle, just to make these perfect, educational and very funny videos for us. Thank you for your effort.
We greatly appreciate every second of torture you put yourself through Mehdi!
I know it sounds malicious, but it really isn't meant that way!
Exactly how I record my videos ;)
0:55 The phone notif tho 📱🔔
You'r the best....Lots of love to you man!!!!
My main issue is that I speak too fast. Luckily there is a 0.75x speed setting for UA-cam.
Hey Mehdi. Years ago, I wanted to start a UA-cam channel, but never did. I didn't, because I was afraid of being criticized for not being able to articulate words properly sometimes.
I really appreciate this video because you show that you aren't perfect- you demonstrate the fact that you struggle to articulate words sometimes (as we all do). It's really humbling to see someone I place on such a high pedestal struggle with the same things I do.
I hope that someone who was in my shoes, wanting to start a UA-cam channel sees this, and uses it to not let their fear of criticism overwhelm them, because we're all human, and none of us are perfect. Sometimes that gets lost in the polished and edited nature of UA-cam. Thank you for breaking that mould and showing us the human behind the camera
I want to make a YT channel teaching mathematics but I suffered a stroke years ago which affects my speech. One of these days...
@@paesanng aww you can do it try your best you have two ways imo:
1)being the channel with which you can show only texts no audio such that information is sent without audio , here if its done right it will be very elegant
2)Try your level best to teach mathematics and just post it , thats the only way you can be better , posting information will improve both mathematical skill and video presentation over time
All the best :)
Proof that it's not about how many times you fail but what you achieve when you succeed! Keep doing your great work!
i would've burned my house down out of pure frustration, the patience and dedication of this man is commendable, mad respecc and much love
This is so relatable! Keep it up man great videos!
Wow! Great job for your hard work.
You are doing great and don’t get frustrated. I love your videos
You are awesome, your accent is charming, and you have way better comedic timing than I do even though English is my first language. Your efforts are not in vain and I appreciate all of your content.
Now show us the bloopers of your circuit explosion scenes
I can just silently imagine mehdi screaming
*"SHHHHIIIIEEEEEEEEEE-"*
*"UUWHHATT THA-"*
*"AAAAAOOOOWWWWW"*
*"(Agh) S***"*
sometimes we forget how much effort it takes to create a beautiful final product.
Thank you
This is definitely one of the narrations you have made.
The final smile after you knew you did it flawlessly: 😃
Great stuff!
I can relate to this so much! Thanks for uploading this video
The fact you can even put out a video is a miracle
I can barely spit out words fluently in my native language so, you're good! love your videos
I want more vid from Mehdi. It make my days better.
thank you for your effort! really appreciate your sharing of knowledge and sparking interests!
Not only is this amazing, but I laughed a lot.
So much work behind the camera, but you allways post high quality videos !
Thank you for working so hard on these videos even if you're ESL
I've been speaking English for over 30 years and have the same problems using it as you do. I'm glad you make such an effort for us
I know this exact pain. Thank god for editing.
U r n inspiration. Please keep it up. You make learning so easy and comprehensive. Lots and lots of best wishes from my side
I love your voice ❤ you can speak gibberish and i will still listen. The interesting, educational, and entertaining content is just a bonus
First and last attempts looked best.
Wow all that in one take, well done.
We appreciate you.
Mr boom you inspire me to learn about electronics. Thanks a lot!
the struggle is real
(that proud smile at the end :D)
Caring about making great content for us and trying your best is not a bad thing Mehdi.
You're doing great :-)
Seeing an actual example like this makes me appreciate just how difficult delivering lines really is. And even after many many years, it's still hard.
As an ESL, I can confirm that speaking English feels like reciting a very long tongue twister, even if you understand write the language perfectly.
Thank you for what you do
I look away for two seconds during the video and all the "ding!" made me think you hit the jackpot on a slot machine. You sir, have some dedication!
Keep up the persistence master Mehdi!!
And come live again! We really miss you!!!
Congrats on the 5mi!!!
Appreciation level : INCREASED ^^^
I don't know why I laugh everytime I see this guy..! 😂
Pure gold~!
Repetition to perfection or exercise makes a master :)
He did it! I'm so proud 🥺
Thanks for your dedication. The low effort mid sentence jump cut method of delivery prevalent these days is grading to look at.
I love the look at the end. Like f$%%ing finaly
So that's why we wait so much time for a video... Worth it though.
Hahaha I also know these hardships. Good job and thanks for sharing!
That’s commitment.
Every time you say motor it makes me smile. I think you should do an episode in Iranian one day.
Attempt gets me everytime Mehdi lol! it actually gets on my other channel when I started recorded my laundry video lol 😂😅
I believe trying over and over again when you can't get it right just makes your brain remember the wrong way, so you should take a break and try again later.
😂😂😂😂 we need bloopers as a staple from now on man!!
Teaching and performance are way harder to do properly than most people think. The best teachers also to some extent are performers is my experience. Take it from a retired university employee, who stumbled into being faculty some 23 years ago and quickly found himself in way over his head!!!!
love all the video ... sorry for all that work but i love it
the first time i had to record my voicemail answering message in 1999. i have never heard it since then, but it probably would sound good to me now because i went from english first language, to avoiding all personal interactions as a first language. your esl is in many ways better than my efl
You are a motivation to mankind . jigar 😍
I want your wall decorations in the background so bad.
I felt this in my soul
bro my sponsor scripts I always had to read a sentence at a time. I literally wrote up a script that helped me re-record sections faster because how often I messed it up cuz my tourettes and just being bad at speaking
What A great effort sir
MORE BLOOPERS! I never would have seen... Well... Nevermind your stuffs pretty honest. Clearly done by a human who can make mistakes.
Nice. But now you forgot about this channel.