Amazing conversation, learned so much :) Love Arun’s balance of brand / quality / wanting to leave the viewers feeling positive with the metrics / performance / incentive for team side of things. Excited to see where things go from here 🚀
After the last podcast with Ali, he convinced them to come to his studio and try podcast there to assure that they are paying so much in their studio. Can´t forget that part of the video 😅
Colin & Samir are unmatched in their interview style. The questions are so well thought out and naturally flows with the pace of the conversation. It’s podcasting art. Arun also answers every question with careful thought, logic, and precision. The ironic thing is you talk about how Arun almost forces the viewer to watch his entire video but then 2 hours passes on this video, and I’m left puzzled at where the time went! Awesome stuff guys 👊🔥
Yours is the only channel to make a long-form podcast video so enjoyable. You ask the right questions with the right humor. There is so much we can learn from these videos. Loved it.
We say the tech industry seems like its saturated but honestly, theres so much out there to discover as a creator within that niche. There are tons of way to deliver informative content in a unique way and I think Arun does it so well. Very inspiring.
Love this UK stent of conversations, It's interesting to see how both sides maneuver through questions about challenges you both are facing, but also the mutual love to see each other win and grow. Tech is a bonding topic that will always be relevant within the creator space. Keep killin it guys!
I watch in 15-30 minute increments. I love how UA-cam will continue to show your videos on my homepage until I've finished. No other platform does that.
MrWhosetheBoss is one of my favorite creators and I was curious to see how you guys, whom I had never heard of until today, could possibly be involved in a video with him that is almost 2 hours long. After watching it,I must commend you both on the quality of the interview you conducted. I thoroughly enjoyed this piece. I have since subscribed, and I can’t wait to explore the rest of your videos, and will continue to look forward to new content from your channel ❤
Great conversation as always, and I'm not done watching the whole thing yet, but the instance Arun talks about his experience in school and being the only Indian, as well as Samir's, it made me tear up. I'm half Indian - half Filipino, and it wasn't easy being the only kid in class who looked like me. Still watching the rest of the video! :)
There are few specific moments in content history where people transcend, from being just a face (or hands) of a channel , or a personality to someone with legacy who just by their presence and their experiences can manage to inspire generations to come. Arun is such a person. I relate to him on a lot of levels and the hard work which he puts in to constantly be a true version of himself, is so difficult to do. In a world of appearances and experiences, presenting one's true self while also caring about how the audience is going to percieve you in rare and Arun is at the Epitome of that. Colin and Samir like everytime have the superhuman ability to unlock conversations at levels which therapists would fail to do. And it is not just a unilateral conversation about being a creator, but an honest exploration of the human being behind the creator. Colin, Samir and Arun was a collab I did not know I needed but this is a game changer, as it not only have tenets about what it is like to be one of the biggest creators on youtube, but also mindsets, approaches and intellectual thought experiments, which contribute towards the process of evolution in the bigger picture. So much love to all of you! I truly feel grateful and privileged to have access to such thoughts and explorations, which are so well articulated and honest.
This is the second video I've ever watched by Colin and Samir. The first one was the video they did with Marques. At that video , Marques was the one who drove all the conversation, they seemed like their existence there wasn't needed and they weren't even asking the question they should have. I don't know if it was because Marques wanted to control the narrative or not. But this video is 180 degrees reverse of that video. They drove the conversation but with giving enough breathing room for the guest. They asked the questions, and very good ones by the way, that the viewers would like to be asked to Arun. Overall, great interview.
WHAT I just now realized what the term food for thought means… wow. Like maybe you don’t do anything with the thought now. But it just gets your brain thinking about it.
The google part was the best and funniest part of the video. You would think it's embarrassing and people would judge you but like I'm so glad y'all didn't cut that part out because it's moments like these that actually make people fall in love with your channel. Just the perfect amount of imperfection. Thanks for the laugh. Really appreciate you guys for making such amazing podcasts. I love listening to them. I learn so much about being a youtuber. Wishing you guys tons of success!
These podcast really are incredible every time y’all. Great job! Arun’s thoughts were really interesting. I think he has a way of giving so much information and value with basically everything he says.
I love the approach of quality over speed of release to enrich the overall viewing experience: Not necessarily being the channel that first breaks the news, but the one who best covers the content.
I think the thing that most people don't know is how much goes into a video. No one realises that what looks so normal to them, is actually because of good editing and some very creative work. Only if you are a content creator yourself do you pick up when someone does these amazing things that most people never realise
Great interview. I have been watching Arun for a few months now. I find his videos refreshing and uplifting. Keep it up! Also Colin and Samir do a wonderful job in these interviews. Looking forward to what is next.
Really good point that you guys touched on when talking about the topic about videos being released first compared to videos being released later with better quality behind it. Samir is right. If you want the early news especially in the “tech world” then Twitter/X is the place to be. But when you want to know the full ins and outs then usually even myself would have in my mind that when Arun or MKBHD release a video I’d watch them even if they release it a good few days later. I mentioned these two channels because they are a level above imo and the explaining that goes behind what they say is very well put. This is just my opinion and I ain’t trying to discredit other channels in tech but these guys have set a different bar in terms of content in the tech world.
There’s so many parallels of certain struggles and dynamics between content creators and myself as a tattooer. I think that’s why I align and hold a lot of you guys in such high regard. This was a great conversation and watch. 🙏
When I’m getting upset about my channel not performing good I always look up to Arun to bring me back to reality. If I stick to it and put in the work it will work eventually. The only way to lose is to quit.
Love the part of this interview when he mentions his first phone, I can relate to this with the Samsung galaxy alpha. It was my very first proper smartphone and I was just utterly addicted and amazed!
Thank you Colin and Samir! I need this content in my life. For me, Arun's Mrwhosetheboss and Marques Brownlee are both spectacular I watch their videos and a hardcore subscriber to their channels.
Another great interview. Although my channel doesn't focus on tech, I can totally relate to the section discussing the choice between the channel or a career outside of creating content. I'm on the verge of quitting my main job, but it's still a scary prospect!
Fantastic interview. Love the story as I can relate to some of the things. I love tech. My channel is relatively new. Under 4 years. UA-cam isn't making me enough money to make it full time but I love it so much and definitely Not giving up.
love the pod, especially the part regarding editing. The fun fact is that pretty much I also do the videos that are time sensitive, while I have an editor that does stuff which are not time sensitive and which I 3want to be really well edited :)
I watch one of these episodes over the span of 1 week. Just how Aron treats himself to a video, I treat myself to 5/10 mins of these interviews. It’s rates I watch in one go.
I found your channel just couple months ago and have been watching tons of your videos and MrWhoseTheBoss was the first creator I was hoping you’d make a video about
Arun is one of the UA-camrs that inspired me to start my channel. It is amazing how he started and where is his channel today. Just start and lets the time improve the quality of your videos.
Sometimes Samir ask and awnser his own question and left no room for Arun to awnser. So most of the times it´s just yes no questions because he already awnser for him, i mean, i have this feeling that i heard more samir in the whole conversation, at the end i was actually tired of hearing him. And i have nothing against him. i love what you do guys. Just had this kind of feeling watching the video.
Very insightful conversation! Though his situation is way different than mine (millions of subs vs new channel, tech vs Christian lifestyle, team vs solo), I love how it brought out many principles that I can learn from and apply to my situation.
As someone who moved back in with family post 30 after spending 12 years living with an ex partner, I can fully relate to what he says at 1:12:54 you learn to make the most of the time with the family who raised you. (my case my grandparents). This interview was amazing, never seen this channel before but now I am happy I found it. Much love, keep up the content ❤
Colin and Samir, I love this video! A really interesting part was at 1:49:00 (roughly) where you talk about how every action is a choice of time spent where there's a trade off. E.g. you could be doing something else. The example given was eating breakfast vs editing a video. The super interesting bit for me was how you highlighted a difference with "traditional jobs" where you could always just clock out at 5pm. In my world, working remotely in IT Engineering, it's getting harder and harder to clock out at 5pm. I think your example is a skill that isn't taught as much as it should be in the modern world of employment.
Google is a word! As far as I remember it, it was mentioned in the amazing book "the hitchhiker's guide through the galaxy". And uber is a actual word in German.
I know he says that doing a recap at the end of the video is more important than Watch time, but I mean, the numbers are the numbers. If the fact is everybody leaves the video when you start to talk about a recap, the reality is that nobody cares. At that point it’s just all in your head. Like I get the point, but it’s not an imaginary metric. If you’re losing your viewers, they are already fulfilled.
Am I the only one that feels like Arun's voice is incredibly soothing? Something about the way he talks, combined with his accent, and the inflections he uses... I'd listen to him read a phone book, and it would still be intriguing. I believe that is has SOME sort of bearing on his success. When you are the face of your channel, if people don't like you, you aren't going to succeed, and the way your voice is projected, has a part to do with that. Anyway. Just my little observation. Cheers.
I can't remember exactly where I saw this but there was this study that shows that certain voice types indicate more success on social media platforms.
Fantastic interview and great knowledge. Did anyone else notice there was no Colin and samir graphic at the end of the video? Just the music? Just curious
This was an absolute pleasure - much love! ❤
You are very hard-working to make the best tech videos on the internet. Great work, love your videos!!
We really like you, Arun
Love to see you share more of your insight arun ❤
Love your videos!
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Great interview!
Hello Jerry!!
Hi zack
Yooo
Scratches at level 6
@@TheDepressedMemeCatWith deeper grooves at level 7
Amazing conversation, learned so much :) Love Arun’s balance of brand / quality / wanting to leave the viewers feeling positive with the metrics / performance / incentive for team side of things. Excited to see where things go from here 🚀
After the last podcast with Ali, he convinced them to come to his studio and try podcast there to assure that they are paying so much in their studio. Can´t forget that part of the video 😅
I feel honored to be the second person to respond to your comment Ali
@@adeunadeniyi357not that deep bro
Good to see you here
Love your videos Ali! They have been really helpful, Looking forward to reading your book.
Colin & Samir are unmatched in their interview style. The questions are so well thought out and naturally flows with the pace of the conversation. It’s podcasting art. Arun also answers every question with careful thought, logic, and precision. The ironic thing is you talk about how Arun almost forces the viewer to watch his entire video but then 2 hours passes on this video, and I’m left puzzled at where the time went! Awesome stuff guys 👊🔥
Exactly my thoughts!! Such a great interview and C&S asked the best questions
@@NoLabCoatRequired They are scary good with the timing and quality of questions!
Arun is a perfect example of hard work and resilience paying off
facts.
and copying other ppl lol blud tryna be the indian MKBHD
@@edvinasarcher364🤡. he's British. ọdẹ
@@edvinasarcher364 He and Marques make VERY different styles of videos. No where near copying
lol 1 out of a million people, it pays off
An absolutely fascinating creator who has story telling skills that trump all other.
Yours is the only channel to make a long-form podcast video so enjoyable. You ask the right questions with the right humor. There is so much we can learn from these videos. Loved it.
Exactly how I felt watching this. It's the first time I'm watching any of your videos, and I couldn't believe how much had passed when I checked.
It's luck, but not luck. Very true!
hi fortnite guy
luck and opportunity.
Luck through hard work
5:56 Oooooooo
Vin?
7 Years is A lot just to gain attraction,Arun is an absolute example of hardwork and dedication paying off.
not sure what they mean by 7 years since his oldest video is from 2011
@@ninjajou10 i did find that odd how many years he was off by, it was only 4 lol
@@ninjajou10Well they said 7 years till he got 1 million, then another 6 or so to get to 15 million
I don't think it's hard work I think it's enthusiasm and a hobby. If he didn't enjoy it intrinsic motivation he wouldn't continue for years.
We say the tech industry seems like its saturated but honestly, theres so much out there to discover as a creator within that niche. There are tons of way to deliver informative content in a unique way and I think Arun does it so well. Very inspiring.
Hi Andres!
I've been waiting for this video for a long time. And you even got us two hours, awesome!
He has such a friendly face. Everything he says ends on this slightly mysterious smile.
Love this UK stent of conversations, It's interesting to see how both sides maneuver through questions about challenges you both are facing, but also the mutual love to see each other win and grow. Tech is a bonding topic that will always be relevant within the creator space. Keep killin it guys!
Arun is just such a great guy. 100% deserves his success
This is amazing. Thank you so much! Still watching and I can't stop.
man you're here!
I can’t believe that you’re still unverified! You make very informational and helpful videos that make my Mac very personalized!
@@whatsupcallum Means a lot to me! Thank you :)
@@macvince You’re Welcome!
Colin & Samir have perfected making the guest feel comfortable sharing it all. Thanks guys!
I watch in 15-30 minute increments. I love how UA-cam will continue to show your videos on my homepage until I've finished. No other platform does that.
Omg thank you for asking about the name! I always wondered. Bummer he didn't reveal but now we know we can't know! Haha
19:30: Growing up Indian - never related so much to a topic. Need to talk about this more, especially for a lot of Indian Americans out there.
This is first podcast that watched fully without skipping or getting bored
This is most mature and serious yet still humour podcast i ever watched
MrWhosetheBoss is one of my favorite creators and I was curious to see how you guys, whom I had never heard of until today, could possibly be involved in a video with him that is almost 2 hours long. After watching it,I must commend you both on the quality of the interview you conducted. I thoroughly enjoyed this piece. I have since subscribed, and I can’t wait to explore the rest of your videos, and will continue to look forward to new content from your channel ❤
I love when both of you talk about your own journey like you do at the 36 minute mark. We would love to continue seeing this.
i love mrwhostheboss videos because he gets straight to the point, no intros and no endless waffle like some channels
Great conversation as always, and I'm not done watching the whole thing yet, but the instance Arun talks about his experience in school and being the only Indian, as well as Samir's, it made me tear up. I'm half Indian - half Filipino, and it wasn't easy being the only kid in class who looked like me.
Still watching the rest of the video! :)
I was literally waiting for Samir and Colin to interview Arun fow a while now. finally, it happened. thanks for the thorough insight, guys
There are few specific moments in content history where people transcend, from being just a face (or hands) of a channel , or a personality to someone with legacy who just by their presence and their experiences can manage to inspire generations to come. Arun is such a person. I relate to him on a lot of levels and the hard work which he puts in to constantly be a true version of himself, is so difficult to do. In a world of appearances and experiences, presenting one's true self while also caring about how the audience is going to percieve you in rare and Arun is at the Epitome of that. Colin and Samir like everytime have the superhuman ability to unlock conversations at levels which therapists would fail to do. And it is not just a unilateral conversation about being a creator, but an honest exploration of the human being behind the creator. Colin, Samir and Arun was a collab I did not know I needed but this is a game changer, as it not only have tenets about what it is like to be one of the biggest creators on youtube, but also mindsets, approaches and intellectual thought experiments, which contribute towards the process of evolution in the bigger picture. So much love to all of you! I truly feel grateful and privileged to have access to such thoughts and explorations, which are so well articulated and honest.
um…
You guys did a great job with this interview. You somehow managed to ask all the right questions.
What a great interview! He’s so inspiring and his editing is god level tbh
This is the second video I've ever watched by Colin and Samir. The first one was the video they did with Marques. At that video , Marques was the one who drove all the conversation, they seemed like their existence there wasn't needed and they weren't even asking the question they should have. I don't know if it was because Marques wanted to control the narrative or not. But this video is 180 degrees reverse of that video. They drove the conversation but with giving enough breathing room for the guest. They asked the questions, and very good ones by the way, that the viewers would like to be asked to Arun. Overall, great interview.
WHAT I just now realized what the term food for thought means… wow. Like maybe you don’t do anything with the thought now. But it just gets your brain thinking about it.
lets goo ,I have been waiting for this one.Being a tech creator myself I can learn a lot from this, thanks
Was waiting for this conversation for so long! mrwhosetheboss is one of the best tech creators out there! 💯
"I may not be the best at it. But it's the most me!"
Colin
That struck a Chord to not always judge myself to harshly, brother!
The google part was the best and funniest part of the video. You would think it's embarrassing and people would judge you but like I'm so glad y'all didn't cut that part out because it's moments like these that actually make people fall in love with your channel. Just the perfect amount of imperfection. Thanks for the laugh. Really appreciate you guys for making such amazing podcasts. I love listening to them. I learn so much about being a youtuber. Wishing you guys tons of success!
1:29:06 is the moment the big question is asked.
Thank you guys, it’s been years i have been learning so much from both of you. You are doing gods work!
These podcast really are incredible every time y’all. Great job! Arun’s thoughts were really interesting. I think he has a way of giving so much information and value with basically everything he says.
thank you for the longer uploads
Excited to watch this one
This is an absolutely inspiration …. Grinding for 7 years with no ROI … inspirational for us smaller creators .. Much Love Arun … Love ur vids
What an insightful watch. I've literally binged on the Mr Beast, Creator Roundtable and now this one.
I love the approach of quality over speed of release to enrich the overall viewing experience: Not necessarily being the channel that first breaks the news, but the one who best covers the content.
Absolutely loved hearing the conversation between you 3, much love!!!
I think this may well be the longest video I have ever watched on UA-cam. Job well done!❤🙂👍
Wake up babe! A new colin and samir video just dropped.😁😁😁
Samir these balls across your face
I think the thing that most people don't know is how much goes into a video. No one realises that what looks so normal to them, is actually because of good editing and some very creative work. Only if you are a content creator yourself do you pick up when someone does these amazing things that most people never realise
Very true! Some of the best video editing flows so naturally, the effort basically becomes invisible to viewer.
Brilliant podcast as always!
Could listen the whole day to this interview. Amazing guest!
I like how they are giving small channels like mrwhosetheboss exposure
if hes small then colin and samir and tiny
whoooosh@@Twig.With.No.Muscle
1:13:32 His love for his family is something that keeps me coming back to the channel.
I'm amazed by the amount of information I learnt in these 2 hours. Well done!
For me, this is one of the best conversations to date on the channel. Love all three of you!
Great interview. I have been watching Arun for a few months now. I find his videos refreshing and uplifting. Keep it up! Also Colin and Samir do a wonderful job in these interviews. Looking forward to what is next.
Really good point that you guys touched on when talking about the topic about videos being released first compared to videos being released later with better quality behind it.
Samir is right. If you want the early news especially in the “tech world” then Twitter/X is the place to be. But when you want to know the full ins and outs then usually even myself would have in my mind that when Arun or MKBHD release a video I’d watch them even if they release it a good few days later. I mentioned these two channels because they are a level above imo and the explaining that goes behind what they say is very well put. This is just my opinion and I ain’t trying to discredit other channels in tech but these guys have set a different bar in terms of content in the tech world.
This is exactly what I needed to hear.
There’s so many parallels of certain struggles and dynamics between content creators and myself as a tattooer. I think that’s why I align and hold a lot of you guys in such high regard. This was a great conversation and watch. 🙏
This is positive masculinity. What great role models you guys are. Thoughtful, wonderful guys, great conversation.
When I’m getting upset about my channel not performing good I always look up to Arun to bring me back to reality.
If I stick to it and put in the work it will work eventually.
The only way to lose is to quit.
This has been the best visually looking interview yet. Lighting is 🔥
Love the part of this interview when he mentions his first phone, I can relate to this with the Samsung galaxy alpha. It was my very first proper smartphone and I was just utterly addicted and amazed!
Thank you Colin and Samir! I need this content in my life. For me, Arun's Mrwhosetheboss and Marques Brownlee are both spectacular I watch their videos and a hardcore subscriber to their channels.
The excitement of my youtube feed just gets better and better
LETS JUMP INTO THE CHAIR LIKE MrWhosetheBoss everyday.
I AM ONE HOUR IN, AND I HOPE MRWHOSETHEBOSS SEES THIS. YOU'RE THE BEST!
"what makes it hard, is what makes it good" is a whole lot of words to say "no pain, no gain"
I watched full video and the entire conversation was absolutely interesting and very much genuine...Arun Sir was genuine as always.
Another great interview. Although my channel doesn't focus on tech, I can totally relate to the section discussing the choice between the channel or a career outside of creating content. I'm on the verge of quitting my main job, but it's still a scary prospect!
This conversation with Mrwhosetheboss is priceless....so refreshing and insightful💚🌹
Fantastic interview. Love the story as I can relate to some of the things. I love tech. My channel is relatively new. Under 4 years. UA-cam isn't making me enough money to make it full time but I love it so much and definitely Not giving up.
Waiting for this interview. Finally❤
love the pod, especially the part regarding editing. The fun fact is that pretty much I also do the videos that are time sensitive, while I have an editor that does stuff which are not time sensitive and which I 3want to be really well edited :)
i have been watching him even before he made app videos, so happy to see someone I've been watching for so long.... grow 🥂❤️
I absolutely love their channel!!!
I watch one of these episodes over the span of 1 week. Just how Aron treats himself to a video, I treat myself to 5/10 mins of these interviews. It’s rates I watch in one go.
This was very fun and insightful conversation to listen to. Thank you Colin, Samir & Arun
I found your channel just couple months ago and have been watching tons of your videos and MrWhoseTheBoss was the first creator I was hoping you’d make a video about
Arun is one of the UA-camrs that inspired me to start my channel. It is amazing how he started and where is his channel today. Just start and lets the time improve the quality of your videos.
Ya'll been killing it with the guests
Agree that
Another mega interview guys thank you! Really enjoyed learning about Arun!
Sometimes Samir ask and awnser his own question and left no room for Arun to awnser. So most of the times it´s just yes no questions because he already awnser for him, i mean, i have this feeling that i heard more samir in the whole conversation, at the end i was actually tired of hearing him. And i have nothing against him. i love what you do guys. Just had this kind of feeling watching the video.
This was an amazing conversation.
Beautiful interview, always love listening to him.
Very insightful conversation! Though his situation is way different than mine (millions of subs vs new channel, tech vs Christian lifestyle, team vs solo), I love how it brought out many principles that I can learn from and apply to my situation.
As someone who moved back in with family post 30 after spending 12 years living with an ex partner, I can fully relate to what he says at 1:12:54 you learn to make the most of the time with the family who raised you. (my case my grandparents). This interview was amazing, never seen this channel before but now I am happy I found it. Much love, keep up the content ❤
He is referencing a blog post you could Google - wait but why the tail end
Theres pathos.
Good you kept up those family bonds ❤
Amazing. I learnt so much, about both Arun, business UA-cam business and management. Stuff I’d never have imagined I’d have learnt. Thanks all!
Really great interview! Felt like it had a natural flow, and covered some really interesting topics :)
Great interview. Colin and Samir ask great questions. Arun is so resilient and detailed.
Colin and Samir, I love this video!
A really interesting part was at 1:49:00 (roughly) where you talk about how every action is a choice of time spent where there's a trade off. E.g. you could be doing something else.
The example given was eating breakfast vs editing a video.
The super interesting bit for me was how you highlighted a difference with "traditional jobs" where you could always just clock out at 5pm. In my world, working remotely in IT Engineering, it's getting harder and harder to clock out at 5pm. I think your example is a skill that isn't taught as much as it should be in the modern world of employment.
Changing MrBeast sweater from Orange to black, honestly I completely missed that up until now 🥺
Google is a word! As far as I remember it, it was mentioned in the amazing book "the hitchhiker's guide through the galaxy". And uber is a actual word in German.
21:15 Tuesday is dedicated to our Lord Hanuman in Hinduism 🕉️
Jai Bajrangbali🚩
Yes! Finally an interview with Arun!
A🇬🇧 treasure. Everything filmed in his childhood home is so on point
Loved it. Watched the whole thing & settling in for more!
I know he says that doing a recap at the end of the video is more important than Watch time, but I mean, the numbers are the numbers. If the fact is everybody leaves the video when you start to talk about a recap, the reality is that nobody cares. At that point it’s just all in your head. Like I get the point, but it’s not an imaginary metric. If you’re losing your viewers, they are already fulfilled.
Am I the only one that feels like Arun's voice is incredibly soothing? Something about the way he talks, combined with his accent, and the inflections he uses... I'd listen to him read a phone book, and it would still be intriguing. I believe that is has SOME sort of bearing on his success. When you are the face of your channel, if people don't like you, you aren't going to succeed, and the way your voice is projected, has a part to do with that. Anyway. Just my little observation. Cheers.
I can't remember exactly where I saw this but there was this study that shows that certain voice types indicate more success on social media platforms.
Very interesting video as always!
Awesome! Thanks for the video!
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE. TURN IT UP
Fantastic interview and great knowledge. Did anyone else notice there was no Colin and samir graphic at the end of the video? Just the music? Just curious