CASEY NEISTAT: WHAT YOU DON'T SEE

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  • @Exurb1a
    @Exurb1a 8 років тому +6314

    "Neistat's revolutionary move is bringing a decade of videographic experience to a subgenre that prizes amateur craft." And yours, Nerdwriter, is managing to wonderfully articulate something that otherwise couldn't have been put easily into words. Excellent video, as always.

    • @SkyreeXScalabar
      @SkyreeXScalabar 8 років тому +79

      You need more subs man

    • @craigu3246
      @craigu3246 8 років тому +80

      You and Nerdwritter should absolutely do a video together........just sayin

    • @TheVividvivid
      @TheVividvivid 8 років тому +52

      My three favorite UA-camrs, Casey, exurb1a, and Nerdwriter. :)

    • @tonyushkin
      @tonyushkin 8 років тому +1

      yes

    • @tkornfeld
      @tkornfeld 8 років тому +14

      How is it that my favorite UA-camrs are all here in this video and comments section? I must have died and gone to heaven.

  • @Nerdwriter1
    @Nerdwriter1  8 років тому +35

    MUSIC IN THE DESCRIPTION!! 2 great artists -- Blue Wednesday soundcloud.com/bluewednesday and Yuki Ame: soundcloud.com/yukinoame

    • @crazyflamingo143
      @crazyflamingo143 8 років тому

      Please do a Q&A
      and Can we know your Twitter handle ?

    • @davidfrancisco9330
      @davidfrancisco9330 8 років тому

      Check the description man....

    • @quantumz1348
      @quantumz1348 8 років тому +1

      Thank you for these links, great music. When I saw them I immediately went through your past videos to see if you'd always been doing it. Hope you continue to do it in the future.

    • @MrBS1414
      @MrBS1414 8 років тому +2

      You should check out Jon Olsson's vlogs. Closest to Neistat's quality and type of vlogging

    • @FiFastNL
      @FiFastNL 8 років тому

      yo man, how do you find the music you use in your video?
      its really nice but cant find it man...

  • @AppleWasMyIdea
    @AppleWasMyIdea 8 років тому +750

    CASEY NEISTAT: WHAT YOU DON'T SEE???? His fucking eyes.

    • @TheBri656
      @TheBri656 8 років тому +27

      He doesnt have nice eyes anyways to be honest. His eyes always tell the story of a man who gets little sleep but it looks more like he had just seen a man die in his arms as he stole his last breath from a gentle kiss.

    • @Jan_Philip
      @Jan_Philip 8 років тому

      lmao

    • @JRodin01
      @JRodin01 8 років тому

      Theres a vlog on that!

    • @maxximumb
      @maxximumb 8 років тому +21

      He explains it several times. It's so that he can watch the camera monitor, to check framing and composition etc, without looking distracted. It's also now become his trademark / look now. Part of the brand.

    • @AppleWasMyIdea
      @AppleWasMyIdea 8 років тому +3

      Just to make it clear, I know why he wears glasses & watch him regularly. This is just a joke in case anyone doesn't know what humour is.

  • @emmagoode6166
    @emmagoode6166 5 років тому +1132

    Casey Neistat: What you don’t see
    His eyes

  • @HankGreen
    @HankGreen 8 років тому +1844

    AGH! This video made me so excited because while I was watching you talk about what makes Casey special, I also started thinking about what makes /this/ channel so special and how much work goes into making Nerdwriter videos seem effortless.

    • @aretrippin5915
      @aretrippin5915 8 років тому +4

      I agree 100%

    • @igrand6473
      @igrand6473 8 років тому +1

      hows this channel special when he dont have to leave his chair.

    • @atracor
      @atracor 8 років тому +1

      lol whut?

    • @igrand6473
      @igrand6473 8 років тому +1

      Hes just commenting over material thats already made by other people, i dont see hows thats speacial thats all.

    • @epicmonkeydrunk
      @epicmonkeydrunk 8 років тому +27

      +i grand U think this video took him a couple hours? To think up, to make and then edit u must be cray cray. He also works hard

  • @NolanKresnak
    @NolanKresnak 8 років тому +343

    THANK YOU so much for this video. People do not understand what makes casey so popular. Everyone wants to imitate the things that he does. (ride boosted boards, fly drones, etc). But he isn't revolutionary for WHAT he does., but HOW he does it. HOW he edits, HOW he tells stories. Casey should inspire people to BE DIFFERENT. Instead, he has inspired thousands of people to copy what he does. I have been watching casey for five years now, and he has inspired me to find my own voice. NOT to be a carbon copy.

    • @NolanKresnak
      @NolanKresnak 8 років тому +2

      and following that inspiration has lead me to incredible places

    • @Reilly5
      @Reilly5 8 років тому +5

      This video was the first, real, proper introduction to his work I can see the appeal. He really is a master since he was the first person to combine two art forms: The Vlog, with expert camera technique. A master makes what they do look simple, but there is a strong foundation of skill beneath that many miss. People want to live the highlights of his life, but not put in the time and effort to earn that success. It's why they don't get the same views.

    • @TheCVK01
      @TheCVK01 8 років тому +2

      Agree! I love when Casey does a shot/edits in a way i would have too in that situation, but to be completely authentic, i would never do what he does the way he does it. There has to be uniqueness in what you do creatively because when it comes to techniques and angles etc, nothing is new under the sun. Everybody can fly a drone, and set up a shot, but it takes your own creativity to do something that's not been done before.

    • @Reilly5
      @Reilly5 8 років тому +1

      I'd say that people know on some level why a thing is fascinating or unique, but can't consciously say why. Such as PokemonGo. It takes something familiar and places it in a new style (Geocaching) on an a device that is common. It also fixes problems that many free to play games have that turn people away with micropayments by removing the pay for success model, and having the items for sale an option to the user. A direct copy would be identified in an instant, and people would return to the original creator. Because the original creator has shown a level of skill, and perked your curiosity via novelty. That novelty wears off over time, and exposure due to how dopamine works. In a survival sense, this is a good thing because constant dopamine dose would stop you from doing anything and you'd die. For creative work, this forces the artist to survive by pushing their knowledge and work ahead to get noticed.

    • @lukasprochazkaprod
      @lukasprochazkaprod 8 років тому +2

      well not everybody wants to be original, he did inspire those who wanted to be m, and they knew him before he became so popular...and he did inspired me, I can remeber omit was about early in 2013 I found his movies and I watched all other until 4 am, I was trilled, if I would discover vlogs now I could watch max 3, there is acually no story to tell, no thopic, it's just his life...before you could leave him on deseted island and he would make interesting deep movie about something...nowdays it's just about him. I mean I dont need to watch it, but for selfish reason I miss those old videos that didnt have that popularity

  • @RyanHollinger
    @RyanHollinger 8 років тому +463

    That's the biggest part that makes him stand beyond his imitators is his work ethic, and I'm glad you mentioned that. The guy barely gets a minute to himself. His life is a constant rush and to be honest, as much as I value my own work ethic, I wouldn't like to have the brutality of his.

    • @RyanHollinger
      @RyanHollinger 8 років тому +2

      Love you too!

    • @ruvimbodube2580
      @ruvimbodube2580 8 років тому

      It makes you appreciate everything he does much much more

    • @bongorago
      @bongorago 8 років тому +9

      But that's the thing about Neistat, his work is his life. That's how much he loves it. He gets bored and doesn't know what to do when he's not doing his work.

    • @therealjerryseinfeld4321
      @therealjerryseinfeld4321 8 років тому +2

      Not even joking, I just discovered your videos yesterday (through an article that featured your video on Dennis from It's Always Sunny being a serial killer) and I've been binging them ever since. Truly great work, man. Keep it up!

    • @NickCarrel
      @NickCarrel 8 років тому +3

      Gary Vaynerchuck is the same way

  • @domcarter2327
    @domcarter2327 8 років тому +1892

    I wondered why this video was partial watched.. then I realised I stopped watching to find out who Casey Neistat was and over a hundred videos later I'm back here!

    • @Mieowsen
      @Mieowsen 6 років тому +3

      First comment

    • @TuNgo
      @TuNgo 5 років тому +3

      I actually did the same thing... 😂

    • @plica06
      @plica06 5 років тому +3

      I wonder has he gotten through Caseys 400- 500 other vlogs since that comment.. and don't forget The Neistat Brothers HBO series and the Snapchat stories channel oh and the Caseys classics channel. There might be more.

    • @Alpha-Andromeda
      @Alpha-Andromeda 4 роки тому +2

      I couldn’t finish even one. I don’t know, not my thing.

    • @biegebythesea6775
      @biegebythesea6775 3 роки тому

      tis the rabbit hole

  • @HayleyAlexis
    @HayleyAlexis 8 років тому +1569

    Casey's work ethic is crazy

    • @MrNimtiz
      @MrNimtiz 8 років тому +6

      In what way? Help me understand, I dont speak english well.

    • @benharris2650
      @benharris2650 8 років тому +60

      His dedication to the vlogs and his job is great.

    • @HayleyAlexis
      @HayleyAlexis 8 років тому

      thank you Ben Harris

    • @MrNimtiz
      @MrNimtiz 8 років тому +1

      Ben Harris How much goes into it?

    • @MrNimtiz
      @MrNimtiz 8 років тому +5

      ***** How long does it take to get toasted? 420 seconds?

  • @WisecrackEDU
    @WisecrackEDU 8 років тому +23

    Great video as always, Evan. Thanks for the shout-out!

  • @DavidDobrik
    @DavidDobrik 8 років тому +1419

    Yes yes yes this so amazing

  • @DaanVidsNl
    @DaanVidsNl 8 років тому +1955

    ''The next time you watch one''
    I feel sad

    • @DaanVidsNl
      @DaanVidsNl 8 років тому +45

      micelitestudios he stopped "daily" vlogging

    • @123rtXd
      @123rtXd 8 років тому +100

      Yeah, he stopped daily vlogging, but continues to upload quality content. Some his super recent videos seem to be bringing back the vlog feel, but that could just be wishful thinking.
      His content is still great.

    • @BeyondSideshow
      @BeyondSideshow 8 років тому +13

      It's still all online, just watch.

    • @syedarafhossain
      @syedarafhossain 7 років тому +156

      Casey started vlogging again!

    • @the.abhiram.r
      @the.abhiram.r 6 років тому

      threesixeightnyc

  • @jehugarcia
    @jehugarcia 8 років тому +203

    Casey is a master, redefining the genre and shaping what online video will become. I see what he does, I'm just not talented enough to reproduce it.

    • @kas2388
      @kas2388 8 років тому +1

      love your videos man. Good luck with the camera tripod

    • @chickenlordbg6861
      @chickenlordbg6861 8 років тому +2

      nice second bait acount, you have good content, you don't need to do this

    • @LincolnintheAdirondacks
      @LincolnintheAdirondacks 8 років тому +1

      Lol you're doing something right with that many subscribers.

    • @kas2388
      @kas2388 8 років тому

      ChickenLord BG he doesnt have a second account.. thats his main

    • @TechMansoor
      @TechMansoor 8 років тому

      You're talented enough brother. In fact on a few of your videos, you have mastered Casey's style. I know when I start in a couple of weeks my style of video will be on par with caseys. THe biggest thing like the great one himself has said, is story. You've got to build towarads something. But my problem is, even with trying to start a successful startup, how can one do this while working an 8-5. Casey has a slight advantage over most of us because he's been blessed to officially be funded and have pre-exisiting capital. But my mind is free, ive got the equipment, I want to see how far I can take my channel, AnimeBusters and build a story around it.

  • @wheezywaiter
    @wheezywaiter 8 років тому +18

    Wow! So well done. "There is a style within all of us and there are literally millions of people waiting for you to find it." That's the darnedest more inspiring thing I've ever heard.

  • @IvicaMilaric
    @IvicaMilaric 8 років тому +141

    One of the telltale signs that Casey Neistat really makes something unique is the fact that even small kids enjoy watching his videos, getting something pleasing from the combo of shots, movement and music/voice while their ignore the narrative completely.

    • @bordehombre
      @bordehombre 8 років тому +4

      Interesting... and true, at least from what I saw.

    • @IvicaMilaric
      @IvicaMilaric 8 років тому

      This includes literally kids who are toddlers. It seems that Casey works for everyone :D

    • @IvicaMilaric
      @IvicaMilaric 8 років тому +1

      He has a cross-age appeal :D

    • @mrwhitemantv
      @mrwhitemantv 8 років тому

      how do you know?

    • @joneywoney2034
      @joneywoney2034 8 років тому +1

      yesterday i was babysitting a 5 month old who got really fussy and started crying i played one of casey's vids and i kid you not he just got instantly mesmerized by the drone shot and the music. thats how i feel every time Casey puts out a new vid and that why hes the greatest youtuber that ever lived

  • @waywardsage
    @waywardsage 4 роки тому +65

    When I first heard about Neistat I was quick to dismiss him as a "UA-cam clown." Then I watched his work and discovered I was wrong. He's a very talented creator that works really hard to create entertaining content and has a phenomenal work ethic!

    • @justv807
      @justv807 4 роки тому

      This deserves more likes

  • @TechByMattB
    @TechByMattB 8 років тому +2184

    This video has been recommended to me so many times I decided to click on it. I am pleasantly surprised! I thought this was going to be some click-bait "exposed" video.

    • @yoci8022
      @yoci8022 8 років тому

      Same^^

    • @ACE7O2
      @ACE7O2 8 років тому

      +Kyle Reynolds lol

    • @justdoinurmom
      @justdoinurmom 8 років тому

      Saaaaaame I swear that's probably most people

    • @Bactino
      @Bactino 8 років тому +3

      Yeah brother same :)))

    • @Boosted_Brethren
      @Boosted_Brethren 8 років тому +13

      I was hoping it was exactly that.

  • @Gamgyull
    @Gamgyull 8 років тому +21

    I don't know how he produces 1 video per day
    So much work has to be put into it: filming with drones, setting up cameras and then waiting for time-lapse shots, doing his work, editing all that... etc
    Man I respect him

  • @user-mo8br5sc2o
    @user-mo8br5sc2o 8 років тому +1362

    When one of your favorite youtubers makes a video about the other :D

  • @gunnarolla
    @gunnarolla 8 років тому +1044

    Great analysis. So much to think about.

    • @mester5407
      @mester5407 4 роки тому

      If i press the like button you would have 1 k likes

    • @mester5407
      @mester5407 4 роки тому

      Here ya go

  • @pvtpain66k
    @pvtpain66k 8 років тому +134

    I was watching ads on the Toys R Us site, and realizing why unboxing and review videos are so demanded. Commercials are terrible and only show what the company wants you to see, in the most painfully scripted way possible. Like the people failing, in As Seen On TV ads.

    • @TheJemmaGrl
      @TheJemmaGrl 8 років тому

      +

    • @mightytaiger3000
      @mightytaiger3000 8 років тому

      Infomercial bloopers > people on youtube who like the sound of their own voice too much and make 20 minute videos on a cell phone millions of people already own or a pillow.

    • @sooomoza
      @sooomoza 8 років тому +1

      I agree 100%, I couldn't stand these misleading commercials and that's why I started my reviewing channel. I believe raw reactions of a product is the best way to get the confirmation whether you should buy it or not. Great comment!

    • @websuspect
      @websuspect 8 років тому

      Like when AirBNB failed 3 days ago when someone rented a whole house as a hotel, used it for porn shoot. Turned on the water and left. Damage total $10,000

  • @LAHWFextra
    @LAHWFextra 8 років тому +142

    This video was great. Very well edited and explained beautifully. 4:07 "I've never wanted to Share all the intimacies of my life" lol that pretty much summarizes MY vlogs. You could say my vlogs are the polar opposite of Casey's when it comes to production value haha. Ironically, he's what inspired me to start Vlogging. Again, great video I completely agree with everything.

  • @Jonnyvonwallstrom
    @Jonnyvonwallstrom 8 років тому +57

    Casey is the reason why I'm leaving the film industry to become a youtuber... He will revolutionize the industry

    • @dielewisformel
      @dielewisformel 8 років тому

      he already did in parts, so shouldn't it be your objective to revolutionize the film industry with what you picked up friom him ? ;)

    • @Jonnyvonwallstrom
      @Jonnyvonwallstrom 8 років тому +3

      Agree! He really did! nah, I just want to get away from the bureaucracy of making feature length films the traditional way :) I would rather launch a film on youtube for free if I could find the funding for making it.
      I think many established filmmakers will follow him and leave. Atleast many independent filmmaker (which I'am a part of). The youth will definitely not accept the industry as it is today. +Ryan Champ +Shpider Man

    • @sarahmanyoki1035
      @sarahmanyoki1035 8 років тому +1

      I love your videos!! so innovative and beautifully shot!

    • @Jonnyvonwallstrom
      @Jonnyvonwallstrom 8 років тому

      Thanks Sarah! It makes me so happy to hear that! +Sarah Manyoki

    • @johnandbuddy
      @johnandbuddy 8 років тому

      Great work! Subbed! Looking forward to more content!

  • @iosonoguerra
    @iosonoguerra 4 роки тому +52

    5:54: “There’s a style in all of us and there are literally millions of people waiting for you to find it”

  • @jusaggoldcow1125
    @jusaggoldcow1125 8 років тому +124

    i give casey full credit for his work ethic and stylr. but the veneer of amateurism is very thin and to use it to somehow sentimentally elevate his work is misguided and misinformative. not every amateur can enter the field with the kind of gears that casey's able to have access to. or the locations he has access to. $$$ the limits to access isn't democratized the way we think it is or hope it to be truly amateur. i dont see why we cant call casey a complete professional utilizing an amateur Style instead of romanticizing it as Form.

    • @agentleon3303
      @agentleon3303 8 років тому +9

      Point well well spoken.

    • @Steyrshrek1
      @Steyrshrek1 8 років тому +9

      The equipment I really don't think is the issue. His true genius is in the planning, most vlogs are amateurish because there is no planning. Casey has a plan, he knows the shots, he knows the basic content of each video. If people spent more time planning and less time worrying about equipment their content would be better. Casey simply has lots of skill at planning content, planning the shot, and editing. Those things come with lots of practice. Yes and sometimes life happens while you're planning and you can get awesome content too.

    • @PLVC3BO
      @PLVC3BO 8 років тому

      It's called working with a certain style. It doesn't mean you are a professional that somehow you need to look exactly like all other professional. Find your niche and exploit it....

    • @ChaoticRain1
      @ChaoticRain1 8 років тому

      Apologies in advance if I misunderstood something... but isn't that exactly what this video was saying? "there is nothing amateurish about" Casey, except the 'style' of the videos, which nerdwriter goes on to explain that the lack of corporate influence and polish is what makes 'daily vlogs' successful on youtube. Think your point and this video are trying to communicate the exact same things!

  • @MarcosRLebron
    @MarcosRLebron 8 років тому +236

    Watching this before it goes viral af.

    • @NickCarrel
      @NickCarrel 8 років тому +2

      I hope so!

    • @justaboi4791
      @justaboi4791 8 років тому +6

      Ahaha an educational video that isn't cringy and is well-formedff going viral. Ahahahahahaha nice one.
      With the highest subscribed person here being a person screaming at games, most viewed noe being a rap 2% of the world understands and another big channel being 2 guys doing brainless comedy for 10 year olds.
      You sure have some really pink glasses.

    • @d15b85
      @d15b85 8 років тому

      I concur

    • @erikvanconover
      @erikvanconover 8 років тому +2

      Marcos!! Haha

    • @MarcosRLebron
      @MarcosRLebron 8 років тому

      Erik! The internet's a small place.

  • @pastasam4069
    @pastasam4069 8 років тому +487

    Who else thought this was gonna be a hate video calling him a liar and harsh and stuff like that?

    • @ali-nt1fv
      @ali-nt1fv 8 років тому +4

      Clickbait titles...

    • @benephraim7200
      @benephraim7200 8 років тому +6

      I was kind of expecting something like that. This was a nice surprise.

    • @Avalyn_Wu
      @Avalyn_Wu 8 років тому +22

      Nerdwriter has been very vocal about how much he appreciates Casey. If you knew about the Nerdwriter's style of video, then you would know that he doesn't make pure hate videos. Even when talks about things he dislikes, it is rational and done in a relatively respectable manner.

    • @pastasam4069
      @pastasam4069 8 років тому +2

      ASENBAISEN This was literally the first video I've ever seen by this guy. Never even heard about him until this video. But that's pretty cool, I guess. I'm glad I wasn't the only one thinking it was gonna be a hate video, haha.

    • @natalieseeto9433
      @natalieseeto9433 8 років тому

      me.....lol

  • @tianguo4186
    @tianguo4186 7 років тому +70

    Heavily reminds me of a word: sprezzatura
    "a certain nonchalance, so as to conceal all art and make whatever one does or says appear to be without effort and almost without any thought about it"

  • @WhatsInside
    @WhatsInside 8 років тому +84

    Wow. Thanks for teaching me something. Well done!

    • @CanadiensFan088
      @CanadiensFan088 8 років тому

      Love your channel Dan & Lincoln! Keep rockin' :)

    • @hereismahi
      @hereismahi 8 років тому +4

      BUT EVERYONE SADLY HATES LINCOLN! :(

    • @miladd2715
      @miladd2715 8 років тому +6

      Lincoln can go fuck himself

    • @imthyking
      @imthyking 8 років тому +4

      +HowToGuide I laughed way to hard, sorry

    • @user-tr3dv6yh1l
      @user-tr3dv6yh1l 8 років тому +1

      same

  • @lazyboy1060
    @lazyboy1060 8 років тому +129

    I don't get why people watch "vlogs" to me it seems like not much is going on in the viewers life, so they watch it to feel a part of it, like their friend.

    • @snapkrr
      @snapkrr 8 років тому +28

      nah its more like they watch it to see something that inspires them day in and day out. It could be that person, it could be the style of the vlog, or it could be something they do everyday in the vlog like working out, etc.
      They watch it for inspiration to say "well if he can do it, so can i"

    • @Isaiahscheel
      @Isaiahscheel 8 років тому +29

      I watch Casey's vlogs because he does a lot of interesting things and I really enjoyed watching them when he was creating Beme because it was interesting to see someone run a business. Beme failed, but his vlogs took off and it amazes me how much work and detail he puts into his work every day. His vlogs aren't the typical boring watching someone's life, Casey really makes a movie everyday.

    • @prajaybasu
      @prajaybasu 8 років тому +1

      Yes. Living in India, life seems quite bland. And as an introvert, I am always curious to what this species called extroverts do in their life. Seems quite fun actually.

    • @snapkrr
      @snapkrr 8 років тому +1

      Prajay Basu introvert and extrovert are mentalities. Just be yourself in public and get out the comfort zone. Practice makes perfect.

    • @UnladenEuropeanSwallow
      @UnladenEuropeanSwallow 8 років тому +2

      +yodaddy. It isn't always that easy, but I appreciate your encouragement :)

  • @AmiYamato
    @AmiYamato 8 років тому +162

    Excellent study, Evan.
    I've always felt his regular parking lot is a recurring character too.

  • @Ant90210
    @Ant90210 8 років тому +1010

    When I read this title, I thought you were gonna expose his "bad side" or something like that

    • @pitaya4151
      @pitaya4151 6 років тому +4

      Anthony same

    • @osc616
      @osc616 6 років тому +2

      lol Same

    • @Krisso
      @Krisso 5 років тому +1

      @Tigress Faberge everyone's got a bad side

    • @noeraldinkabam
      @noeraldinkabam 5 років тому +5

      This is Nerdwriter... That is not his thing.

  • @monkeyXmonkey
    @monkeyXmonkey 8 років тому +279

    Wonder how Casey would react to this video lol.
    Love the style of this video though Nerdwriter1. I like that dry erase writing you have over-layed over the scenes.

    • @stefanmodigh7897
      @stefanmodigh7897 8 років тому +3

      If you scroll down in the comments, casey has replied to this video. ;)

    • @SuperBmaster100
      @SuperBmaster100 8 років тому

      Really what did he say?

    • @stefanmodigh7897
      @stefanmodigh7897 8 років тому +1

      +SuperBmaster100 look for the comment its just 3 days old, scroll down in the comments, it's pretty long. :)

    • @monkeyXmonkey
      @monkeyXmonkey 8 років тому

      Stefan Modigh Ahh, I never ever have to load more comments, so when I scrolled down before I would of never seen it lol.

    • @ParliamentIights
      @ParliamentIights 8 років тому

      +Stefan Modigh I can't find it

  • @dominic9983
    @dominic9983 8 років тому +137

    Prediction: Casey's videos will now see a bump in viewers because they appear to have been intellectually legitimised.

    • @nickc1269
      @nickc1269 8 років тому +32

      Well Casey has like 5x more subs than Evans. If anything the nerd writer will get a bump in views, not Casey

    • @peanutismint
      @peanutismint 8 років тому +12

      I kinda pity the kind of people who wouldn't watch Casey's videos until they were intellectually legitimised… I was watching his for about a year before the nerdwriter started and love them both.

    • @dominic9983
      @dominic9983 8 років тому +1

      +Nick Cooper For sure there'll be some serious audience overlap for both.

    • @MoonAlongMyHead
      @MoonAlongMyHead 8 років тому +1

      Yup, more like it. Well deserved :)

    • @lloydbanks2k6
      @lloydbanks2k6 8 років тому

      yup

  • @dino130395
    @dino130395 8 років тому +53

    OMG! One of my absolute favorite UA-camrs just made a video about one of my other absolute favorite UA-camr

  • @MAKazadYT
    @MAKazadYT 7 років тому +54

    Thought click-bait, but came out with GOLD. Thanks man

  • @victorwarner2734
    @victorwarner2734 8 років тому +81

    watching this video of casey's video is like watching a casey's video

  • @TheSlickmicks
    @TheSlickmicks 2 роки тому +11

    I am so proud of Neistat. We were once pretty damn good friends. I thought even back in junior high and high school that he had something very special about him. Sucked at school, but excelled at life.

  • @Lumencraft-
    @Lumencraft- 7 років тому +232

    Almost all of the other videos I have seen "about" Casey were just people trying to grab views with his name. Yours was a work of art.

  • @1230986666
    @1230986666 6 років тому +38

    Such a respectful, non-hostile analysis. This is amazingly done

  • @DamjanPlamenac
    @DamjanPlamenac 8 років тому +210

    Amazing analysis!!! Do one on Filthy Frank sometime. I'm sure there's a genius to him somewhere. There's got to be.

  • @yourbestfriendjoshua
    @yourbestfriendjoshua 8 років тому +43

    There are so many little nuances in everything he does. This is a great video to shine some light into how truly hard Casey works every single day, on top of running Beme.

    • @paulocone1963
      @paulocone1963 8 років тому +1

      +

    • @pollacksify
      @pollacksify 8 років тому +3

      If you watch his vlogs you would know hes just a presence there, he doesn't actually do much. He answers emails, says yes or no, that sort of thing. In this day in age with smartphones and tablets, you can run a company in the comfort of your couch.
      What he does to make videos is another story - and his traveling is off the board too.

  • @borohhh
    @borohhh 8 років тому +111

    Pre-vlog Neistat work was miles ahead of his current material. Sadly, to get from 40k to 3mil, you have to dumb it down.

    • @coma13794
      @coma13794 8 років тому

      I'm really only familiar with his vlog work and I'm a fan. What was it about the pre-vlog work that you liked? I do enjoy some of the trips (such as the iceberg story with the jetski and helicopter) more than the daily life stuff, is that the type of thing that was more common before the vlog, or was it something else?

    • @borohhh
      @borohhh 8 років тому +26

      coma13794 Have you seen the Make It Count, Bike Lanes, Build An iPhone Dock, $13,238.86 left in a NYC taxi, My Girlfriend Candice, Bike Thief, Food Calories, etc? Those are the answer, really.
      It was great waiting +2 months for a new video, one with so much work and care put into it that made the wait worth it.

    • @lauraaguirre7467
      @lauraaguirre7467 8 років тому +8

      I think those works seem better because they were few and far between, and also developed and polished with the help of time. You can't really compare a video edited in 2-3 hours, to a video that's been edited and re-edited and color corrected and has been allowed breathing room and fresh sets of eyes to weigh in. Not all of his daily vlogs are hits, I agree, but there's a lot of awesome stuff in there, despite the rushed execution.

    • @borohhh
      @borohhh 8 років тому +12

      Laura Frances I can, and am comparing them. It's not a matter of colour correction or extremely cautious editing, if you have followed Neistat for a long enough time, you should know that the guy believes ideas and stories are what's truly important. Vlogs are vacuous and lack substance in general, his vlogs are the better of the bunch, but they are still just that, vlogs. His older movies showed clever ideas executed with a unique style that was completely his own making.
      But hey, if that's what he's into now, good for him. I just don't like the attitude of his fan base at the moment, and feel somewhat alienated. I just see his previous format as the superior material.

    • @lauraaguirre7467
      @lauraaguirre7467 8 років тому +8

      I wasn't saying you couldn't compare them if that's what you wanted to. You can obviously do whatever you want. I only meant that comparing these two things would be unfair because they're different things, undergone through different processes. It's like comparing a bird to a fish and saying the bird is better for not being able to fly, when fishes are not suppose to fly.
      I have followed Neistat since before the vlogs and those early videos where the hook. They're awesome and deeper and yes, better! So I agree with you there. But I guess you also do agree that his vlogs are the better of the bunch, and that's what I believe too. I'm not a huge fan of vlogs in general, but his, his i love.

  • @MrForestExplorer
    @MrForestExplorer 8 років тому +89

    It's interesting to see how 'influenced' his style is by Tom Sachs, who he and his brother interned with.

    • @Shhh85
      @Shhh85 8 років тому

      His brother Van Neistat directed Sachs' latest movie project.

    • @MrForestExplorer
      @MrForestExplorer 8 років тому

      Yeah, not taking away from the fact these brothers are talented, just noticing the similar studio set-ups and gizmo's and style.

    • @Shhh85
      @Shhh85 8 років тому

      Mutualist I'd never heard of Sachs until now. Looked him up. Yep, a lot of similarities aesthetically.

    • @ninhkhang91
      @ninhkhang91 8 років тому +4

      I think it's Van who does those videos not Sach.

    • @youngwmhs5229
      @youngwmhs5229 8 років тому +2

      Mutualist u mean Van

  • @sample.text.
    @sample.text. 8 років тому +139

    Fantastic video.

  • @aquago8132
    @aquago8132 8 років тому +6

    Another thing Casey is great at is he understands that in time of Vines and short films people have attention spans the size of UA-cam ads. He'll often cut to shot half-way though a sentence or a thought so you understand the point hes making but he doesn't say anymore than the bare minimum, sometimes even cutting words in half.

    • @thiagoo.212
      @thiagoo.212 8 років тому

      Examples?

    • @cultura6446
      @cultura6446 8 років тому

      I also notice this!

    • @aquago8132
      @aquago8132 8 років тому

      It's different than just jump cuts.

    • @RangeWilson
      @RangeWilson 8 років тому

      He'll cut BEFORE an entire word or even a phrase if it's obvious what he is going to say. I'm not sure if I like the technique in general, but it seems to work well for his personality.

  • @WillsThoughts
    @WillsThoughts 8 років тому +12

    why did i cry when i watched this? was it fate? was it love? was it troll?

  • @cvbrosfilm2799
    @cvbrosfilm2799 7 років тому +3

    It is so easy to watch videos from you and Neistat and really not see the work that went into planning, recording and editing them. I appreciate you shedding some light on the matter.

  • @DanielSqrd2
    @DanielSqrd2 8 років тому +614

    I thought this was a Casey niestat exposed lol

    • @nahleeca2280
      @nahleeca2280 8 років тому +10

      same at first lmaooo

    • @georgioflupinni8611
      @georgioflupinni8611 8 років тому

      same lol

    • @joaoschapke2707
      @joaoschapke2707 8 років тому +3

      Thought the same and was pretty curious about it. Because there is not much to "expose" him for. He does his videos they are pretty good he works hard on them he is not a bad person and does not try to create any drama with anyone, the only thing that you might not like about him is some of his opinions on stuff, as his political video which I completely disagreed.
      There is not much more to say about him, he is pretty open about stuff in his videos and all.

    • @jonathancooper5104
      @jonathancooper5104 8 років тому

      i knew this would be top comment

    • @gtubbs.Trampoline
      @gtubbs.Trampoline 7 років тому

      Daniel Edwards I thought so too

  • @ELLIOTCHOY
    @ELLIOTCHOY 3 роки тому +6

    BEAUTIFUL

  • @luckysixteen9361
    @luckysixteen9361 8 років тому +10

    CASEY NEISTAT: WHAT YOU DON'T SEE..........Lmao his eyes?

  • @Playbahnosh
    @Playbahnosh 4 роки тому +1

    That's exactly it, the illusion! What Casey shows off is anything but mundane, it's a masterfully disguised professional production. Getting into vlogging - basically the lowest form of content on youtube - he came with decades of experience in professional film making and a f-ton of industry cred. He was involved in many productions, commercials, shorts, he even did a series with his brother Van for HBO called The Neistat Brothers, etc. So when Casey started vlogging on UA-cam, it's like Bob Ross showing up at your local elementary school's art competition.
    When people saw Casey's videos, they just saw "some dude" filming "random stuff", his "daily routine" as you put it, but that's exactly what he *wanted* you to see. If you look close enough and know what to look for, you'll notice how every scene is masterfully framed and shot, there is an actual narrative to each video with textbook writing and directing, placement of set pieces, his editing technique is second to none, etc. There is nothing mundane or random about any of his videos. He is just so good at it and make it seem so effortless, you simply can't tell the difference. Casey didn't become a UA-cam sensation by accident. The game was rigged from the start.

  • @CrudeBrothers
    @CrudeBrothers 8 років тому +1059

    really enjoyed this vid ... Subbed :-)

  • @Techo536
    @Techo536 8 років тому +3

    The thing that makes Casey's vlogs so special seems to be the way he subconsciously portrays the hard work that goes into his vlogs. All his viewers can tell that he's put huge levels of efforts into each video yet they don't see this work directly. This is part of the beauty of his vlogs and the reason he's been able to create a new, special format of vlogs other creators can only dream of.

  • @elyanaivette543
    @elyanaivette543 7 років тому +20

    Holy crap. This was so beautiful. You articulate things so masterfully! I particularly loved what you said at the end "there is a style within all of us and there are literally millions of people waiting for you to find it." I mean....wow, I felt that in my bones.

  • @next2011
    @next2011 6 років тому +1

    Smart and savvy video essay! We’re two people perhaps too late to the game, but every now and then we run across a creator who changes the way we approach our fumbling efforts. You are one of those creators. Thank you for sharing your gift.

  • @orangesocks10
    @orangesocks10 8 років тому +5

    A video from one of my favorite UA-camrs about one of my favorite UA-camrs!

  • @vintage31
    @vintage31 8 років тому +8

    I've been watching Casey from Day 1. Sometimes I had to stop for a few weeks to catch my breath and regroup for another "season". He (and his brother in the beginning) has filled me with intense desire to do what he's doing at that moment - fortunately (or now unfortunately) I never could because I don't have the energy, the madness or, now, the ability to even come close to what he's done. Age (85) and health preclude all of that, but I'll keep watching him. And I'll be watching you. I think what you've done is a really fitting tribute to this madly creative force that's Casey - well done!

  • @halflucan
    @halflucan 8 років тому +6

    You're the Casey Neistat of video essays!
    The illusion you construct is that you are having one cohesive thought, and that the clips you use to illustrate that thought were the first ones that came to mind.
    The reality? (i assume)
    You spend hours writing a script
    You spend hours trying to get that perfect unbroken spoken line
    You spend hours watching footage to get the perfect clips

  • @RobCarrollMusic
    @RobCarrollMusic 8 років тому

    The work you do on this channel is so great and inspiring. I love the way you break things down. Keep up the awesome work.

  • @lvhs440
    @lvhs440 8 років тому +4

    Nerdwriter is one of the best channels on youtube for sure.

  • @CraparellaSmorrebrod
    @CraparellaSmorrebrod 8 років тому +68

    You opened my eyes to a great person, but I get a feeling that following Casey's UA-cam channel would constantly remind me how few things I get accomplished, so I'll probably pass.

    • @LynnisaMysteryprofile
      @LynnisaMysteryprofile 8 років тому +8

      I would subscribe to him a week if I were you. If you aren't into his content by seven episodes, he's not for you. I was sketchy on him at first when I noticed him on my feed. Now, when I miss episodes I actually take the time to backtrack and pick back up on his life.

    • @theloniousMac
      @theloniousMac 8 років тому

      Yes. This is a consequence.

    • @UnArmedFilms4U
      @UnArmedFilms4U 8 років тому

      +Powerbang Gaming word.

    • @CraparellaSmorrebrod
      @CraparellaSmorrebrod 8 років тому +1

      Alright, I did give it a go, watching Casey for a week, and... it's not for me. I like him, I appreciate the work that goes into his videos, some of the shots where really bordering on being extraordinarily beaufitul. I also don't feel inadequate or somesuch. I need to stop watching because it takes too much time, and is not enough intellectual stimulation. It's a bit like watching a real life soap opera. That's just my two cents, anyway.

    • @HoNow222
      @HoNow222 8 років тому

      +Craparella Smørrebrød Exactly, its like watching a tvseries about some great guy doing cool things. Yeah, thats nice to watch when you are bored but thats not the real life. And while the actor on the series is paid to do those things you are just wasting your time watching him.

  • @kabayev
    @kabayev 8 років тому +3

    Authenticity is what people crave. His work ethic is a by-product of his passion. Combine that with a talent and you win.

  • @BeantownKitchen
    @BeantownKitchen 7 років тому

    "there's a style within all of us and there are literally millions of people waiting for you to find it." love that!

  • @martinuhnak2764
    @martinuhnak2764 6 років тому +11

    I'm trying to recollect your name as I remember seeing you on an interview. This piece of content is a breath of fresh air. Hugely inspiring and calm. Among the controversies and politically biased campaigns, it's great to see something like this again (rewatching some of your vids).
    Hugely appreciated, keep going pls.

  • @GrahamBarth
    @GrahamBarth 8 років тому +95

    I don't get the appeal of Casey... what exactly is fun about watching someone else live their life? Why not, I don't know... go live yours?

    • @paulocone1963
      @paulocone1963 8 років тому +61

      His vlogs are strikingly beautiful, entertaining, interesting (Casey is telling his story - it's basically a documentary memoir), inspiring, masterfully edited, and philosophical.

    • @CaptainSlayerHD
      @CaptainSlayerHD 8 років тому +14

      Watching Casey's vlogs is like a TV show. Entertainment.

    • @d6roll
      @d6roll 8 років тому +14

      also they're like 8 minutes each, you won't be losing much of your day watching him

    • @hallamalla98
      @hallamalla98 8 років тому +6

      I get your point but it's the same thing with sitcoms like Friends, it's just regular people living their normal lifes and maybe something happens once in a while. However Friends do have an interesting story to follow but nonetheless it's still just a show following regular people around living their lifes.

    • @willgarca1727
      @willgarca1727 8 років тому +8

      +BeardedButtCrack Not everyone has the money to travel and the the things he does and use watching him is like being in another perspective

  • @RacerRed
    @RacerRed 8 років тому +39

    He really puts in a lot of work.

  • @astoryofjose1840
    @astoryofjose1840 2 роки тому +2

    “There’s a style within all of us… and there are literally millions of people waiting for you to find it.”
    Words have never felt more powerful and encouraging than the ending of this video. A call to action like that is exactly what’s needed for upcoming UA-camrs and storytellers. Great video essay, Evan! You lit a fire under me to do better and find my own style, though I’ll stick with Casey’s until then.

  • @ducatinyc
    @ducatinyc 8 років тому +65

    Well done! Really inspirational vid right here. Makes me want to jump out and up my game up with them vids.

  • @thetonycam3944
    @thetonycam3944 5 років тому +3

    This video on Neistat is in itself a masterpiece. Thank you for sharing.

  • @melaniemurphyofficial
    @melaniemurphyofficial 8 років тому +23

    This video is magnificent :) x

    • @manus3203
      @manus3203 8 років тому +1

      Hey didn't expect to see you here

    • @melaniemurphyofficial
      @melaniemurphyofficial 8 років тому

      Manus I featured Nerdwriter in a favourites video before, one of my fave UA-cam channels :) x

    • @manus3203
      @manus3203 8 років тому +1

      +Melanie Murphy Yeah defiantly one of the best channels out there. Also I'd like to thank you for helping me realize I'm bi :D

    • @melaniemurphyofficial
      @melaniemurphyofficial 8 років тому

      Manus aw, I'm so glad I was of some use haha! UA-cam hugs

    • @manus3203
      @manus3203 8 років тому

      +Melanie Murphy Thank you!

  • @grackle8723
    @grackle8723 7 років тому +1

    Not only did he influence my hairstyle, but also I came upon him in a pretty rough time of life and I learned to try and look for all those moments in a day where we can be creative and share something with others. It was pretty rad. Well said Nerdwriter (subbed)

  • @DeltaSquad4K
    @DeltaSquad4K 4 роки тому +4

    UA-cam does feel kinda empty without Casey's daily vlogs.

  • @magmamarshez6203
    @magmamarshez6203 8 років тому +37

    Papa Franku next!!!

  • @Mboogy
    @Mboogy 8 років тому +11

    This channel is the like the brother to the *Every Frame A Painting* channel

  • @yasminepsycheanalysis7015
    @yasminepsycheanalysis7015 8 років тому +2

    am I the only one who's really getting a thrill out of this? I love this! I love the attention to detail and the understanding of meaning behind everything. It's amazing!

  • @storytellers1
    @storytellers1 8 років тому +89

    Awesome! that's why Casey is for me one of the few vloggers worth watching. Everyday a new vlog but with massive editing work and a solid production value
    And since this worked so well last time and people seemed to like our work. We make similar video essays to the nerdwriter. We could use feedback so feel free to check us out (sorry for the shameless plug).

    • @AppleWasMyIdea
      @AppleWasMyIdea 8 років тому

      Agreed

    • @CourtesyPhone
      @CourtesyPhone 8 років тому +1

      Casey and Louis is it for me.

    • @ralphhvald3774
      @ralphhvald3774 8 років тому +1

      If you like Casey you should check out Jon Olsson to, it's not as creative camerawork but good enough to be enjoyed!

    • @ANGRYmuffin9000
      @ANGRYmuffin9000 8 років тому

      I like a lot what Casey does, but damn if I hate his clickbait titles.

    • @lachie3689
      @lachie3689 8 років тому

      he doesn't really click bait, I mean that's what i think

  • @PaPWPW
    @PaPWPW 8 років тому +18

    I enjoy neistat and I enjoyed this video, thanks for posting.

  • @HendricNg
    @HendricNg 8 років тому +3

    OMG, why is your voice so soothing? In a good way...

  • @JohnmillerPowerlifting
    @JohnmillerPowerlifting 7 років тому

    The snowboarding in new York was just perfect. His years of experience, training and knowledge just keep him at the top of vlogging on youtube

  • @ZomeaterWWZ
    @ZomeaterWWZ 8 років тому +31

    TLDR Casey is a professional cameraman but his style is amateurism

    • @theprimalfuckhead526
      @theprimalfuckhead526 8 років тому +2

      With a theme of democratization of media sprinkled in, nothing you have to watch the video to get or anything

    • @OreoBunny123
      @OreoBunny123 8 років тому +2

      Could you explain what you mean by "theme of democratization of media"? It sounds interesting, but I'm not the sharpest blade in the knifeholder.

    • @maggyfrog
      @maggyfrog 8 років тому +2

      democratization, as in, anyone can make it, ranging from a DIY approach to a fully funded production

    • @OreoBunny123
      @OreoBunny123 8 років тому +2

      Maggy Frog Thank you for explaining!

    • @kellanmackenzie5230
      @kellanmackenzie5230 8 років тому

      I'd say his style is beyond professional. Calling it amateur doesn't sit right knowing the amount of hours he has spent perfecting his craft while going against the grain. He's iconic.

  • @BrownHarper1991
    @BrownHarper1991 8 років тому +74

    I love Casey but the click bate titles always drive me away

    • @tango4286
      @tango4286 8 років тому +32

      They honestly aren't that clickbait... They are more "fun" the titles relate to something within the video but not heavily. Personally RomanAtWoods titles are more clickbait. The amount of times his thumbnails/titles include his girlfriend being sexual, crying or anything emotional is insane. He is overrated af

    • @smitherstravels
      @smitherstravels 8 років тому +1

      Learn to spell then complain.

    • @jumpstart8159
      @jumpstart8159 8 років тому +4

      Actually his entire videos are clickbait. Repetitive and after a while they are all the same basic script just different location. Same style of cut. Put some trendy music and what not.

    • @xtafpfhr5491
      @xtafpfhr5491 8 років тому +2

      I hate actual clickbait, especially thumbnails of scenes that don't really appear in the video. That kinda crap deserves a thumbs down >:/ Casey doesn't do that though. His titles and thumbnails are relevant to the video's content.

    • @JoPlexiuss1to1go
      @JoPlexiuss1to1go 8 років тому +3

      He once said that he tries to be as cklicbaity as possible. He´s kind of making fun of it

  • @WordsFlowMagnetic
    @WordsFlowMagnetic 7 років тому +13

    I'm watching this because I've tried so hard to like Casey's videos and can't get into them

    • @rottish
      @rottish 5 років тому +2

      Same... Though I understand why his fans enjoy it.

  • @samrock4034
    @samrock4034 8 років тому

    literally what you said is why i love casey, he's so clever the way his products are so smooth but the way he creates is so complicated

  • @AlonaBallardBuckeyeJeans
    @AlonaBallardBuckeyeJeans 8 років тому +39

    Great documentary. I love the genre of daily vlogging and I'm happy to be a part of this way of showing history unfold. Years from now, I can see people looking at these vlogs as historical documents

    • @saurabhthackeray
      @saurabhthackeray 6 років тому +1

      The only problem would be there would be just too much of them to skim through. Don't you think?

    • @revolverocelot8106
      @revolverocelot8106 6 років тому

      Showing how the cavemen lived

  • @ppyigal2
    @ppyigal2 8 років тому +34

    Nice and calm voice, I like that, and the topic is good too!

    • @thedankoona_5854
      @thedankoona_5854 8 років тому

      not
      not anymore
      * cries in a corner *

    • @ppyigal2
      @ppyigal2 8 років тому +3

      ?? Dont waste your time with random criticism like that.

    • @AryaBeltaine
      @AryaBeltaine 8 років тому +1

      I'm pretty sure theyre talking about how casey ended his vlogs lmao

  • @Astrix321
    @Astrix321 8 років тому +73

    cant stand the guy, trying way to hard.. and his videos arent even interesting - just well produced

    • @Astrix321
      @Astrix321 8 років тому +9

      also his voice is annoying AF and he is always wearing sun glasses - even inside, trying to hide his ugly mug..

    • @Astrix321
      @Astrix321 8 років тому +2

      well i learned something today then, but what about 3:32 for example? his sitting pretty far from the camera to be centering him self in his glasses.. and he is inside?

    • @ali-nt1fv
      @ali-nt1fv 8 років тому +22

      Maybe vlogs are not for you then, but there is a big audience which likes such kind of content. He hasn't started his vlogs much time ago and already has 4 million subscribers who look like not caring about his voice or ugliness. But if you do like vlogs, what vlog would you suggest as having a better content?

    • @Astrix321
      @Astrix321 8 років тому +5

      ali 112 its not because of his appearence that i dont watch his videos, i dont get anything from them but cool effects, its like watching fireworks, its cool to watch but what did i gain from watching it? i like watching cody's lab, viceland documentary, nick bare, munchies.. lots of different content.

    • @ali-nt1fv
      @ali-nt1fv 8 років тому +9

      Astrix321 So indeed vlogs definitely are not for you. They are supposed to be just entertaining as sports are for many people. The difference between Casey and others is that he puts more effort on production and puts less in revealing his familiar life than others.

  • @imaniblack5291
    @imaniblack5291 3 роки тому

    This has literally become one of my favorite channels

  • @averagepainter
    @averagepainter 8 років тому +41

    How are these blogs in any way a "real" slice of life?

    • @coma13794
      @coma13794 8 років тому +57

      They are a real slice of his life. His life just happens to be different than most.

    • @slapmesexy
      @slapmesexy 8 років тому +9

      How the hell are they not.

    • @tusenbensen334
      @tusenbensen334 8 років тому +7

      I think they are real, but just a "slice", just what he wants you too see. There's neve anything intimate in there or anything about his work outside of UA-cam, but the things that we actually see I believe is "real" :)

    • @tusenbensen334
      @tusenbensen334 8 років тому

      neve*

    • @dionysianapollomarx
      @dionysianapollomarx 8 років тому +2

      They are. You've had moments of either mundaneity/boredom or excitement, haven't you? Same shit. Only delivered through a camera (or cameras for Casey, at least).

  • @IrisBonetPhoto
    @IrisBonetPhoto 8 років тому +117

    This is actually a really amazing analysis.. also your voice is so smooth lol

  • @HansAndres
    @HansAndres 8 років тому +159

    YOU MADE ME MISS CASEY MORE!!! nice vid bro!!! :)

  • @paxcallow
    @paxcallow 7 років тому +1

    i choked up at "there's a style within all of us."
    really great video :)

  • @film_magician
    @film_magician 8 років тому +75

    I never liked this guy. I think it's his face and ego.

    • @smokey6780
      @smokey6780 8 років тому +6

      who, casey?

    • @film_magician
      @film_magician 8 років тому +15

      Casey. I should really give him more of a chance. Everyone seems to love him. Love Nerdwriter

    • @eliotcole663
      @eliotcole663 8 років тому +17

      His ego is inspiring and his face is manly beautiful. Whats a problem here?

    • @primitave
      @primitave 8 років тому +16

      +Film Magician he deserves his ego and everything he has

    • @LinhLe-em1br
      @LinhLe-em1br 8 років тому

      Film Magician his ego was once not there, he deserves everything after what he's been through

  • @MrTrollface19
    @MrTrollface19 8 років тому +39

    Rewatching this because Casey ended his vlog :(

    • @reesh7550
      @reesh7550 7 років тому +6

      Skankhunt42 sike

  • @sushmakc7570
    @sushmakc7570 8 років тому +8

    I just discovered this channel, bingewatching all the videos!

  • @melojordans23
    @melojordans23 8 років тому

    What makes it more impressive is the fact he did it daily for over a year. Most UA-camrs just point and shoot and do simple edits. Casey has to edit his drone shots, time lapses, music etc. every single day.

  • @alexf0723
    @alexf0723 8 років тому +52

    neistat should make movies. his filming style has a unique feel from the few vids ive seen

  • @JakeBamforth
    @JakeBamforth 5 років тому +5

    wow. just wow that was amazing. I'm 3 years late to this party but thoroughly appreciated this video

  • @zEropoint68
    @zEropoint68 8 років тому +15

    i'd never watched any of his stuff and one day i honestly accidentally clicked on something. youtube flooded me so bad with his videos i had to block his channel and clear my history to make it stop. hearing about what he's actually doing explains a lot, but someone should tell him so he can ask youtube not to make bad first impressions on people for him. for all i could tell, he was just some kardashian, big brother, reality television douchebag... which i guess in a perverse way is actually a compliment.

    • @slightlycold-bear6671
      @slightlycold-bear6671 8 років тому +24

      Wow, but no. Call me fanboy if you like, but casey is far from 'kardashian-esue'. When we take into account his roots and his work ethic, i for one can only gawk in awe .

    • @samlefty6732
      @samlefty6732 8 років тому +3

      I totally get you guys. The recommendations system sucks.
      I'm a fan of Neistat's as well, though first I didn't like him. I guess I envied his success and other fruits of his hard work. It was like with a grotesque painting that becomes more and more beautiful the more you know about it.

    • @corbonzo1
      @corbonzo1 8 років тому

      you blocked a channel before even giving it a chance? strange.. but yes, recommendation system is annoying

    • @zEropoint68
      @zEropoint68 8 років тому

      Corbonzo i blocked it just to get it to stop flooding me. i unblocked him now that i understand why i was getting him recommended to me.
      i didn't realize he was of interest to people with an interest in filmmaking. i just thought he was some google prop "reality" blogger. most of what i watch is cinema and filmmaking related, so i understand why youtube recommended _all_ his content to me _all at once_, i just didn't realize what he was actually _about_ when i first saw his videos.

    • @rakib17874
      @rakib17874 8 років тому

      +zEropoint68 h

  • @tjpm
    @tjpm 6 років тому

    I just found him. Don’t even know how. And he is fresh. One can see 2015 and even tho the quality might not be the same as today it still feels fresh. Glad I found him.