Looks like the algorithm took this video I lowkey did not make with new viewers in mind. This (and the other videos on this channel) are meant to accompany my main channel: ua-cam.com/channels/VtnIwES6FSSn3LfuxyeUvw.html
I am often conflicted with wanting to leave my country for success but not wanting to abandon it like many others do, it's a very nasty paradox I don't want to participate in, but I still don't know what to do I just wanted to say...thank you, your videos have been very thought-provoking for me, they've helped me meditate some stuff I wish you the best! Great drawing btw, I lowkey envy your artstyle 😅
Leaving your country does not necessarily mean abandoning it. One thing I would recommend if you do leave, whether permanently or temporarily, don't have one foot in one country and one foot in another. My parents are both immigrants who left their home country to go to a western country and unfortunately most people in the country have the idea western countries are so much better to the point that they'll leave just to live worse lives when they arrive, when nothing was wrong with the life they had before. My mother came to the country I currently live in with a 5 year plan to study and work, make some money and then leave and go back, that was 20 years ago, my father still sends money towards building a house back in his home country and fundamentally believes in going back to retire, it's not impossible, because my great grandparents did it. My mother found it hard to progress with her life here as she was physically living in yhe country where I live now, but mentally living back in the other country, which means she couldn't progress her life the way she wants to. I can tell my mother misses parts of her home region and I do think she'll go back eventually however she has learned to embrace the fact that that is not currently where she lives so she can progress with her life here. Just some advice so you don't make the mistake countless other people have when it comes to this sort of thing. Also if you don't want to feel like you're abandoning your country don't have the subconscious thought that where your going is better than you're country, not saying you think that way, but many people do, instead go to wherever has the best opportunities for you so you can aquire what you're looking to get whether it's money, a degree, qualifications, and when the time is right, if you want to, you can go back
Which mountain do you want to climb? Do you want to entertain people? Educate them? Inspire them? Which people in particular? Can it be done in the abstract? Could it be a language-less or silent film? Could it be an animation?
Literally found this by chance, I'll certainly check your videos. In terms of this video, I will say that I honestly relate. It's us versus the world. That's why its important for Jamaicans across the world to develop the nation. Too much talent leaves the country, we don't really have industries that stay within the country. Until the Caribbean gets it act together, things like independent cinema won't get mainstream attention.
^ Oh hey isn't that the wannabe mangaka dude that's constantly trashing other aspiring artists just because they're better than him...! Anyways, don't listen to him idek how he found this video As a Mexican we have this motto that goes something like "great minds take off", which is refering to talented individuals leaving the country in order to pursue a more successful career. I guess it happens all across the board within developing nations Cheers to third world creatives ☺️🥂
This guy has a hole main channel with some really good essays. Unique video style. Gives me thought provoking perspectives that feed my philosophy. Struggles at times with getting there point across. But he clearly tries to grasps big concepts and I respect it greatly for trying and often getting there.
Good luck for your novel!! I understand analysing media from your perspective that is saturated with others' ideas. I have seen many stories from where I live, New Zealand, virtue of Tikia Waititi. I have seen so few stories of my people. Mauritius is a small country so there is by no means a comparison between five million people and barely one million, but we sit as mixing pot from other countries. I don't think we'll be able to find our footing as a creative space in the larger stage until there is a niche of our own.
12:10 I do not understand, if anything you are a bridge, a fistful of coins couldn't have been made if the filmmaker didn't watch the original Japanese film.
Looks like the algorithm took this video I lowkey did not make with new viewers in mind. This (and the other videos on this channel) are meant to accompany my main channel: ua-cam.com/channels/VtnIwES6FSSn3LfuxyeUvw.html
I am often conflicted with wanting to leave my country for success but not wanting to abandon it like many others do, it's a very nasty paradox I don't want to participate in, but I still don't know what to do
I just wanted to say...thank you, your videos have been very thought-provoking for me, they've helped me meditate some stuff
I wish you the best! Great drawing btw, I lowkey envy your artstyle 😅
Leaving your country does not necessarily mean abandoning it. One thing I would recommend if you do leave, whether permanently or temporarily, don't have one foot in one country and one foot in another. My parents are both immigrants who left their home country to go to a western country and unfortunately most people in the country have the idea western countries are so much better to the point that they'll leave just to live worse lives when they arrive, when nothing was wrong with the life they had before. My mother came to the country I currently live in with a 5 year plan to study and work, make some money and then leave and go back, that was 20 years ago, my father still sends money towards building a house back in his home country and fundamentally believes in going back to retire, it's not impossible, because my great grandparents did it. My mother found it hard to progress with her life here as she was physically living in yhe country where I live now, but mentally living back in the other country, which means she couldn't progress her life the way she wants to. I can tell my mother misses parts of her home region and I do think she'll go back eventually however she has learned to embrace the fact that that is not currently where she lives so she can progress with her life here. Just some advice so you don't make the mistake countless other people have when it comes to this sort of thing. Also if you don't want to feel like you're abandoning your country don't have the subconscious thought that where your going is better than you're country, not saying you think that way, but many people do, instead go to wherever has the best opportunities for you so you can aquire what you're looking to get whether it's money, a degree, qualifications, and when the time is right, if you want to, you can go back
Which mountain do you want to climb?
Do you want to entertain people?
Educate them?
Inspire them?
Which people in particular?
Can it be done in the abstract?
Could it be a language-less or silent film?
Could it be an animation?
Literally found this by chance, I'll certainly check your videos. In terms of this video, I will say that I honestly relate. It's us versus the world. That's why its important for Jamaicans across the world to develop the nation. Too much talent leaves the country, we don't really have industries that stay within the country. Until the Caribbean gets it act together, things like independent cinema won't get mainstream attention.
Forget it.
^
Oh hey isn't that the wannabe mangaka dude that's constantly trashing other aspiring artists just because they're better than him...!
Anyways, don't listen to him idek how he found this video
As a Mexican we have this motto that goes something like "great minds take off", which is refering to talented individuals leaving the country in order to pursue a more successful career. I guess it happens all across the board within developing nations
Cheers to third world creatives ☺️🥂
Im a Black American and Im sooo thankful I found ya channel. Please keep making ya art it is very powerful.
The algorithm works in mysterious ways
as a virgin islander, the intro truly depressed me...but i progress
i suggest reading the poetry of "Ok Waleed"
Your art style is very cool
Your perspective is valuable, and it’s time everyone knows that. Definitely subbing and sharing.
PRIMO MIO, KEEP GOINGF! YOU ARE DOING GREAt
I live for this
I think you mean
You're so close.
@@adityagaidhani8578 Congrats on the 3k views!
This guy has a hole main channel with some really good essays. Unique video style. Gives me thought provoking perspectives that feed my philosophy. Struggles at times with getting there point across. But he clearly tries to grasps big concepts and I respect it greatly for trying and often getting there.
Good luck for your novel!! I understand analysing media from your perspective that is saturated with others' ideas. I have seen many stories from where I live, New Zealand, virtue of Tikia Waititi. I have seen so few stories of my people. Mauritius is a small country so there is by no means a comparison between five million people and barely one million, but we sit as mixing pot from other countries. I don't think we'll be able to find our footing as a creative space in the larger stage until there is a niche of our own.
13:55 this is the first video I've ever seen from your channel, I am going to watch your other ones. thanks for your service
13:01... ahh the whims of the robots...you can still be good and still use the algorithm to your advantage
shottas was so realistically violent I couldn't bare to watch it
Hope you release your graphics novel online. Good luck and hope you success
this video is the #1 reason i'm not leaving America
You wont
killin it tensai
Did u delete a bunch of vids or am i confused??
Edit: I'm confused
Cool runnings man!
loved this!
You sound extremely Irish for some reason
Algorithm might hit you soon man.
big up yourself
12:10 I do not understand, if anything you are a bridge, a fistful of coins couldn't have been made if the filmmaker didn't watch the original Japanese film.
Hello
11:45 aristocrats huh