Shlatt my man, your videos are just so therapeutic to listen to. Hearing other people's stories of going through the same things I'm currently dealing with is what I needed to hear right now. I've been making changes to become a better person and videos like yours are huge contributors to me getting my act together... between the advice I've gotten from you and others and the experiences your videos have allowed me to see I've started to think "if other people are going through life just as confused as I am and are still moving forward, then I have no excuses not to give everything I have to become who I want to be". You facilitate feelings like this.
I'm using his advice for my art and my social interactions it really helping me get over my own self doubt. I think I'd be in a worse state if I found theweeklyslap and videos similar to it five years from now...
@@jschlatt hi i'm from a year later and it's 1:19am and i'm bingeing these videos from the very start. all of them. i'm haven't been watching the weekly slap videos very long, in fact i've only seen the 2 latest ones, but seeing these videos from 2 years ago of someone iv'e come to idolise is really special. the way you talked about having 50k subs way back when in comparison to the 640k you have today is insane and honestly i've cried at a couple of these videos because i can see how much you've grown not only as a creator but as a person. i admire the fact that even though you've got a fancy check mark next to your name saying 'i succeeded' you still come back to this small community and talk about real problems from people who look up to you as much as i do. this channel speaks to your authenticity as a creator and i think that's something that sets you apart. thank you for staying true to yourself and not losing sight of the creator you want to be rather than what everyone else wants you to be. - h
I'm here in 2020 at 2:14am and watch all of these videos for the first time it mad how this year has went so far with the world in lock down and riots against the government and cops meant to protect us along with my own life yet listing to schlatt in these videos even after all this time somehow make me feel present in a time in my life were I'm physical stuck in a area with nothing to do but hope for the future and that I have spent countless night laying in bed pondering about what the world will hold for me down the line because right now it feels as if the present time I'm in is so useless that I could take this year out of the story that is my life so far and nothing would have changed these videos where able to ground me and bring me back to the life I have right now that's something that nothing in my life has done in these months but I guy talk about his experience and limited knowledge did for me in a couple of hours and I just feel the need to thank him for bringing me back to reality so I thank you Jschlatt
@@jester7801 im here in 2020 at 2:01 am. jschlatt is always a nice way to calm down an existential crisis, making up for the lack of male role models in my life
Hey Schlatt, I have no idea if you’re ever going to see this comment. I know the video’s old so I don’t blame you if you never see this. Over about the last month or so as I’ve been watching your videos, you’ve put me in a completely different head space. I’ve wanted to make UA-cam videos for a long time now. But this video, this video is my inspiration. I’ve watched this 8 times now over the last week. Thank you Schlatt. Even though you’ll most likely never see this, or even know the effect this video had on some random internet guy, yelling thank you into the void of the Internet is the absolute least I can do.
You're so goddamned passionate and you talk about all thesw topics with a serious tone but you make it enjoyable and you make it inspirational and I just really love it, thank you
every couple of nights since i've found this channel i will listen to one of these. thank you so much schlatt; the way you think has been helping me fight my self hatred and other stupid mental health shit. you are so confident but humble and i'm learning a lot from you
I got to say I'm definitely feeling a lot more motivated about this whole thing. I've still have a lot to learn from this "career" if you can call it that, Like keeping all the bad videos I made to show the progression I might make someday. I guess only time will tell. It feels so nice just to listen to someone giving life problems that actually make sense right now. I need motivation like this in my life. Thank you for making these types of videos man, It helps a bunch :)
I’ve made four videos by the time of making this but what I’m going to be talking about isn’t about my UA-cam vids, hell, their all about a game I doubt anyone will know, but what I’m talking about is my art. I’m not the best right now and I doubt that I will ever be the best but I’ve been doing digital art for about a year, and I’ve barely done anything, I’ve barely had any motivation to do anything and it’s because I’m a perfectionist. I know no one will see what I’m drawing right now but I still care about the quality of the art. I’m getting tired of writing this so I’ll just end it with saying that you helped me find that motivation I needed. Thanks. Thanks for making vids, thanks for being a cool guy, and thanks for saying “go fuck yourself”. Have a shlatty day
Sadly you put a good bunch of your old videos in private... Ik its strange but seeing your old videos can motivate some people ( and me ) to make content, because we can see what you were like when you first start out and that you were probably bad like us, and maybe some people can learn from your mistakes. anyway this comment is kindda cringe but i still think its a good idea to put them back in "public"
I got my first negative comments today. I just wanted some feedback on my editing. But this person gave a comment (through reddit) that was so kind talking about what I could do better and it just made me want to pay it forward and be nice to someone else.
I think good boy eats food is your best video. good boy eats food > a tribute to minecraft, a tribute to mario kart, a tribute to rct, a transportation nightmare, sleep deprived, radiohead
Here's part of an essay I gave in a DM with a friend nearly two years ago, and thought it would be fitting here... "But listen, there's something else that required a lot of effort that isn't nearly as appreciated as the shitposts I do nowadays... A long time ago, I was mainly a let's play channel, with some occasional shitpost. And I understand that doesn't sound too high-effort, so let me elaborate. For most of the LPs, I uploaded daily. And the Mega Man LPs... Though normally I'm decent at Mega Man games, taking some damage and maybe occasionally mistiming a jump and dying... I wanted my audience to see more "perfect" gameplay in these videos. Don't mock me for this but I used save states in the videos. The important part is that I spliced out the saves. Though the audience did know about the saves, they didn't mind, so I continued with my stupid preference to be a "perfectionist" of sorts... It's hard to even dramatize just how many saves I made in every single video. Later on in the LPs, I began to get so strict that entire games were almost no-hitters of spliced saves. Each video would only be a couple minutes long as it covered a single level. But sometimes it would take over an hour of raw footage. Though it doesn't sound difficult to you... It was much more tedious. It would take much more time than the raw footage for me to actually go through and "edit out" the saves as I called it. And as a perfectionist, I HATED mistakes. On a side note, later on in the LPs, as I began to aim for no-hitters, I occasionally would mess up and accidentally make a save state right after getting hit. It would drive me insane. Once it happened when I was crushed in Dust Man's level, and if I remember correctly, I think it's the only death in all of my Mega Man LPs, at least in the official games. I think the only time I didn't bother with saves late in the LPs was with the Sunstar fight, letting damage slide in the video. It's an unbelievably difficult final boss for an underrated hidden gem of a Mega Man game. Coincidentally, that was the final Mega Man game I ever LP'd on the channel, before making a seemingly permanent change to mainly shitposts... Anyway, sometimes the editing would take hours, if not my entire afternoon. And get this, I have school on weekdays. So I sometimes would lose my entire day to just work, with no free time, and going to bed just to repeat the process again. Again, I would do this shit daily. And I always gave the videos detailed descriptions about each robot master, having to do a little research, adding on to the time it took to get the video published. I would even describe the functionality of each of the weapons and items. Eventually I began describing how much ammo they had. And guess what? A few months ago, I went back and deleted the descriptions I worked so hard on, apparently because past me found them cringey, or that they took to much effort to maintain when they needed corrections (including explanations of things I said or did wrong in the video, again, perfection), and I never finished listing information about ammo consumption... Yeah, they were pretty cringey, at least the videos were, but the descriptions could be updated over time until I got rid of them. To elaborate on just how cringey, they were made in Windows Live Movie Maker, used the default font for the captions, and the commentary in said captions was cringey, and the occasional jokes were downright cancer. I was silent most of the time, though. But, you know, any video editing program still has the same basic capability for splicing, so I feel the videos would still be just as tedious to make if I were using what I use nowadays. You know, back then, a part of me had a passion for making these videos, but another part of me dreaded having to make them... And just think, I did it daily, FOR THE BETTER CHUNK OF THREE YEARS. AND WHAT DO I HAVE TO SHOW FOR IT? MOST OF THE VIDEOS HAD LESS THAN 10 VIEWS. Even before I LP'd Mega Man, the even cringier LPs still required some effort as they were longer and had longer videos... Of course, I eventually stopped at a "turning point" in my channel before doing mainly shitposts... I didn't stop because I was fed up with the difficulty/tedium, pffft, hell no. It was a much different, somewhat unrelated reason that I had to stop, causing a hiatus... It's another long story, I won't talk about that right now. I eventually started to make videos again, but just shitposts. When I eventually had the power to do LPs again, I didn't feel like it because it was too late... I was mainly doing shitpost, and the hiatus caused me to become more lazy. A part of me feels really guilty that I'm nowhere near as hardworking as I used to be... I've changed as a person, haven't I? The shitpost I do now is more popular and appreciated, because let's face it: let's plays don't exactly demand respect. And the shitposts I usually do don't require nearly as much effort as back then... To be such a perfectionist on simple LPs, don't you think my determination was misplaced back then? It has now been just over a year *(~2.8 years as of this comment)* since I stopped, and my subs have nearly doubled since then... Imagine if I had the editing skills and knowledge in making shitpost I did now, but fueled by the hardworking determination from back then... I could accomplish so much, right?!" This is less than half of the essay. I then started talking about some issue with a friend that, long story short, was about people getting more popular than me with less effort put in, fueling an inferiority complex of sorts. I'm a bit of a different person now, compared to back when I made that essay. But to think... whenever you go in my videos tab, there are so many colorful thumbnails of various shitposts (the quality of which improving over time) that had somewhat inconsistent upload rates (varying between weekly and monthly), and then you see "Let's Longplay Ristar" as a midpoint before you see series of similar thumbnails of repeated Mega Man title screens, with the same "let's play" titles on each one just with a different number at the end, all being usually daily uploads, accounting for roughly 80% of the channel's content, all of which prior to January 2018. And after the Ristar longplay, to think, the first shitpost in the "new era" was meant to poke fun at my old let's playing ways. When an unfortunate event forced a several month hiatus, I was no longer used to the daily routine of the let's plays, and when I could make videos again, I no longer had the determination (and usually no longer the time) to do anything daily. And that's the point where I realized that not only had I changed over several months, but I then began to find the old let's plays cringy and stupid, so I made a shitpost poking fun at them. It was my first ever video about Touhou, actually, since I got into the game in spring break of 2018, which was during the hiatus, after I stopped doing let's plays. Two years have passed from that point, and I rapidly changed (and in some ways, grew) as a person in only the past year, and whenever I look back at the older shitposts from the beginning of the "new era", I find that even some of those videos were a bit cringy (except gems like very "a VERY angry blanc" and "hey there buddy lancer version"), but at least better than the let's plays. Even if my issue isn't as bad as it was a year ago, I still occasionally get bouts of depression over people having content that's better than mine in every single way. Even still, taking a trip down memory lane sometimes cheers me up a bit, knowing that even in the old days, there were still times where I tried my hardest, even when I wasn't as skillful as I am now.
I deleted my whole UA-cam channel around the time this video was published, specifically because of self doubt. And here I am, over three years later, willing to give it the old college try again. Maybe I'm wise enough to make it through this time around. Who knows.
First like 3 months are gonna be the toughest ones. Cuz you gotta act like you've got someone listening when you don't. And you can't make any sh*t content cuz then you will never gain any audience. So you gotta put out great videos (as best as you can) for no one to see.
Shlatt my man, your videos are just so therapeutic to listen to. Hearing other people's stories of going through the same things I'm currently dealing with is what I needed to hear right now. I've been making changes to become a better person and videos like yours are huge contributors to me getting my act together... between the advice I've gotten from you and others and the experiences your videos have allowed me to see I've started to think "if other people are going through life just as confused as I am and are still moving forward, then I have no excuses not to give everything I have to become who I want to be". You facilitate feelings like this.
true
They do be true tho
Shlussy
I wish I found this channel like 5 years after it’s creation so I could just binge watch these at night
Hopefully someone can have that experience 5 years down the road. That'd be cool
I'm using his advice for my art and my social interactions it really helping me get over my own self doubt. I think I'd be in a worse state if I found theweeklyslap and videos similar to it five years from now...
@@jschlatt hi i'm from a year later and it's 1:19am and i'm bingeing these videos from the very start. all of them.
i'm haven't been watching the weekly slap videos very long, in fact i've only seen the 2 latest ones, but seeing these videos from 2 years ago of someone iv'e come to idolise is really special. the way you talked about having 50k subs way back when in comparison to the 640k you have today is insane and honestly i've cried at a couple of these videos because i can see how much you've grown not only as a creator but as a person.
i admire the fact that even though you've got a fancy check mark next to your name saying 'i succeeded' you still come back to this small community and talk about real problems from people who look up to you as much as i do. this channel speaks to your authenticity as a creator and i think that's something that sets you apart.
thank you for staying true to yourself and not losing sight of the creator you want to be rather than what everyone else wants you to be.
- h
I'm here in 2020 at 2:14am and watch all of these videos for the first time it mad how this year has went so far with the world in lock down and riots against the government and cops meant to protect us along with my own life yet listing to schlatt in these videos even after all this time somehow make me feel present in a time in my life were I'm physical stuck in a area with nothing to do but hope for the future and that I have spent countless night laying in bed pondering about what the world will hold for me down the line because right now it feels as if the present time I'm in is so useless that I could take this year out of the story that is my life so far and nothing would have changed these videos where able to ground me and bring me back to the life I have right now that's something that nothing in my life has done in these months but I guy talk about his experience and limited knowledge did for me in a couple of hours and I just feel the need to thank him for bringing me back to reality
so I thank you Jschlatt
@@jester7801 im here in 2020 at 2:01 am. jschlatt is always a nice way to calm down an existential crisis, making up for the lack of male role models in my life
The two greatest shows:
The Johnny cash show
The weekly shlap
*pew news and meme review
@@Cap_Alot no just no
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Hey Schlatt, I have no idea if you’re ever going to see this comment. I know the video’s old so I don’t blame you if you never see this. Over about the last month or so as I’ve been watching your videos, you’ve put me in a completely different head space. I’ve wanted to make UA-cam videos for a long time now. But this video, this video is my inspiration. I’ve watched this 8 times now over the last week. Thank you Schlatt. Even though you’ll most likely never see this, or even know the effect this video had on some random internet guy, yelling thank you into the void of the Internet is the absolute least I can do.
Hope he sees it haha
You're gonna make me cry dude
am i the only one that buys a pizza on a friday like this one to watch the new inbox episode?
this video could not be in my recommended in a better time until now.
i come back and watch this every few months just to keep me going in my life. thanks schlatt
You're so goddamned passionate and you talk about all thesw topics with a serious tone but you make it enjoyable and you make it inspirational and I just really love it, thank you
I love this series so much to the point where I set a reminder every Friday. Never stop making content pls.
schlatt have you thought of making a podcast?
I know he's on goopcast but yeah if he made his own podcast, that'd be cool.
He used to have one it’s farther down on his jschlatt channel
I'd consider this to be a podcast, ngl
He had one with Mikasacus and Apandah a few years ago, I think. Sleep-deprived podcast if I remember correctly.
I guess your happy now :)
This video made my day, Thank schlatt. This is by far one of the best advice I've ever been given. Thank you man
Lemme grab a bowl of cereal before I start watching this....
alright let’s do this
I’m making coco pops whilst watching this, what about you?
Frosted Flakes :)
i know im late to the party but i had some fruity pebbles while watching
hello from the future
This genuinely such great advice for beginner content creators. Thank you for making this man
every couple of nights since i've found this channel i will listen to one of these. thank you so much schlatt; the way you think has been helping me fight my self hatred and other stupid mental health shit. you are so confident but humble and i'm learning a lot from you
I’m loving this content. It feels really natural which is rare nowadays
I don't even want to become a content creator, but I still watch this everyday to motivate me lmao
This is going to my favorites playlist. Thank you for this, really needed it.
I got to say I'm definitely feeling a lot more motivated about this whole thing. I've still have a lot to learn from this "career" if you can call it that, Like keeping all the bad videos I made to show the progression I might make someday. I guess only time will tell. It feels so nice just to listen to someone giving life problems that actually make sense right now. I need motivation like this in my life. Thank you for making these types of videos man, It helps a bunch :)
i JUST found this video after about a month of struggling with self doubt and it was exactly what i needed to hear. thank you
I’ve made four videos by the time of making this but what I’m going to be talking about isn’t about my UA-cam vids, hell, their all about a game I doubt anyone will know, but what I’m talking about is my art. I’m not the best right now and I doubt that I will ever be the best but I’ve been doing digital art for about a year, and I’ve barely done anything, I’ve barely had any motivation to do anything and it’s because I’m a perfectionist. I know no one will see what I’m drawing right now but I still care about the quality of the art. I’m getting tired of writing this so I’ll just end it with saying that you helped me find that motivation I needed. Thanks. Thanks for making vids, thanks for being a cool guy, and thanks for saying “go fuck yourself”. Have a shlatty day
This is literally my favorite video from yours now and this is the best
im late as shit to this but i have to say, this advice really hit me like a truck.
one of the best youtuber on the mf platform right now
Schlatt s character is a sheep because he “baas” when he says bad
Baa aaa aed
Sadly you put a good bunch of your old videos in private... Ik its strange but seeing your old videos can motivate some people ( and me ) to make content, because we can see what you were like when you first start out and that you were probably bad like us, and maybe some people can learn from your mistakes. anyway this comment is kindda cringe but i still think its a good idea to put them back in "public"
Wait Schlatt watches killian? Wow thats actually crazy.
I got my first negative comments today. I just wanted some feedback on my editing. But this person gave a comment (through reddit) that was so kind talking about what I could do better and it just made me want to pay it forward and be nice to someone else.
been binging this channel recently, really great stuff!
This is an actual masterpiece
Shlatt what a great video man. I've been a lurker in this channel for some time but this genuinely is some good content. Keep it up Bud!
This made me reconcider coming back to UA-cam, thanks Schlatt!
honestly this channel is underrated
I think good boy eats food is your best video. good boy eats food > a tribute to minecraft, a tribute to mario kart, a tribute to rct, a transportation nightmare, sleep deprived, radiohead
Im a year late but you're spitting straight facts
Ngl this was the most inspirationanal thing I've heard in good long while.
You brought me to tears... wait that’s a nosebleed.
m yes m warm meaty nostril tears
This is genuinely my favourite video from jschlatt.
"the reason those are still there"- huh
Schlatt inspires me
Fuck yeah dude, this guy just named my three fave UA-camrs as his inspirations, schlatt knows where the content is at
I know and love nakey jakey and dunkey, but I can’t understand who he’s mentioning the third time
This was very motivating.
same honestly
Great vid schlatt
I can’t help but smile the entire vid
If there was an option to double-like a video, I would.
this video is so real
I needed to hear this one damn.
where are the old commentaries Schlatt, WHERE ARE THEY!
They're hidden! Gone!
This content was legendary
Jschlatt watches Killian? Nice!
Here's part of an essay I gave in a DM with a friend nearly two years ago, and thought it would be fitting here...
"But listen, there's something else that required a lot of effort that isn't nearly as appreciated as the shitposts I do nowadays... A long time ago, I was mainly a let's play channel, with some occasional shitpost. And I understand that doesn't sound too high-effort, so let me elaborate. For most of the LPs, I uploaded daily. And the Mega Man LPs... Though normally I'm decent at Mega Man games, taking some damage and maybe occasionally mistiming a jump and dying... I wanted my audience to see more "perfect" gameplay in these videos. Don't mock me for this but I used save states in the videos. The important part is that I spliced out the saves. Though the audience did know about the saves, they didn't mind, so I continued with my stupid preference to be a "perfectionist" of sorts... It's hard to even dramatize just how many saves I made in every single video. Later on in the LPs, I began to get so strict that entire games were almost no-hitters of spliced saves. Each video would only be a couple minutes long as it covered a single level. But sometimes it would take over an hour of raw footage. Though it doesn't sound difficult to you... It was much more tedious. It would take much more time than the raw footage for me to actually go through and "edit out" the saves as I called it. And as a perfectionist, I HATED mistakes. On a side note, later on in the LPs, as I began to aim for no-hitters, I occasionally would mess up and accidentally make a save state right after getting hit. It would drive me insane. Once it happened when I was crushed in Dust Man's level, and if I remember correctly, I think it's the only death in all of my Mega Man LPs, at least in the official games. I think the only time I didn't bother with saves late in the LPs was with the Sunstar fight, letting damage slide in the video. It's an unbelievably difficult final boss for an underrated hidden gem of a Mega Man game.
Coincidentally, that was the final Mega Man game I ever LP'd on the channel, before making a seemingly permanent change to mainly shitposts... Anyway, sometimes the editing would take hours, if not my entire afternoon. And get this, I have school on weekdays. So I sometimes would lose my entire day to just work, with no free time, and going to bed just to repeat the process again. Again, I would do this shit daily. And I always gave the videos detailed descriptions about each robot master, having to do a little research, adding on to the time it took to get the video published. I would even describe the functionality of each of the weapons and items. Eventually I began describing how much ammo they had. And guess what? A few months ago, I went back and deleted the descriptions I worked so hard on, apparently because past me found them cringey, or that they took to much effort to maintain when they needed corrections (including explanations of things I said or did wrong in the video, again, perfection), and I never finished listing information about ammo consumption... Yeah, they were pretty cringey, at least the videos were, but the descriptions could be updated over time until I got rid of them. To elaborate on just how cringey, they were made in Windows Live Movie Maker, used the default font for the captions, and the commentary in said captions was cringey, and the occasional jokes were downright cancer. I was silent most of the time, though. But, you know, any video editing program still has the same basic capability for splicing, so I feel the videos would still be just as tedious to make if I were using what I use nowadays.
You know, back then, a part of me had a passion for making these videos, but another part of me dreaded having to make them... And just think, I did it daily, FOR THE BETTER CHUNK OF THREE YEARS. AND WHAT DO I HAVE TO SHOW FOR IT? MOST OF THE VIDEOS HAD LESS THAN 10 VIEWS. Even before I LP'd Mega Man, the even cringier LPs still required some effort as they were longer and had longer videos... Of course, I eventually stopped at a "turning point" in my channel before doing mainly shitposts... I didn't stop because I was fed up with the difficulty/tedium, pffft, hell no. It was a much different, somewhat unrelated reason that I had to stop, causing a hiatus... It's another long story, I won't talk about that right now. I eventually started to make videos again, but just shitposts. When I eventually had the power to do LPs again, I didn't feel like it because it was too late... I was mainly doing shitpost, and the hiatus caused me to become more lazy. A part of me feels really guilty that I'm nowhere near as hardworking as I used to be... I've changed as a person, haven't I? The shitpost I do now is more popular and appreciated, because let's face it: let's plays don't exactly demand respect. And the shitposts I usually do don't require nearly as much effort as back then... To be such a perfectionist on simple LPs, don't you think my determination was misplaced back then? It has now been just over a year *(~2.8 years as of this comment)* since I stopped, and my subs have nearly doubled since then... Imagine if I had the editing skills and knowledge in making shitpost I did now, but fueled by the hardworking determination from back then... I could accomplish so much, right?!"
This is less than half of the essay. I then started talking about some issue with a friend that, long story short, was about people getting more popular than me with less effort put in, fueling an inferiority complex of sorts. I'm a bit of a different person now, compared to back when I made that essay.
But to think... whenever you go in my videos tab, there are so many colorful thumbnails of various shitposts (the quality of which improving over time) that had somewhat inconsistent upload rates (varying between weekly and monthly), and then you see "Let's Longplay Ristar" as a midpoint before you see series of similar thumbnails of repeated Mega Man title screens, with the same "let's play" titles on each one just with a different number at the end, all being usually daily uploads, accounting for roughly 80% of the channel's content, all of which prior to January 2018. And after the Ristar longplay, to think, the first shitpost in the "new era" was meant to poke fun at my old let's playing ways. When an unfortunate event forced a several month hiatus, I was no longer used to the daily routine of the let's plays, and when I could make videos again, I no longer had the determination (and usually no longer the time) to do anything daily. And that's the point where I realized that not only had I changed over several months, but I then began to find the old let's plays cringy and stupid, so I made a shitpost poking fun at them. It was my first ever video about Touhou, actually, since I got into the game in spring break of 2018, which was during the hiatus, after I stopped doing let's plays. Two years have passed from that point, and I rapidly changed (and in some ways, grew) as a person in only the past year, and whenever I look back at the older shitposts from the beginning of the "new era", I find that even some of those videos were a bit cringy (except gems like very "a VERY angry blanc" and "hey there buddy lancer version"), but at least better than the let's plays. Even if my issue isn't as bad as it was a year ago, I still occasionally get bouts of depression over people having content that's better than mine in every single way. Even still, taking a trip down memory lane sometimes cheers me up a bit, knowing that even in the old days, there were still times where I tried my hardest, even when I wasn't as skillful as I am now.
I deleted my whole UA-cam channel around the time this video was published, specifically because of self doubt. And here I am, over three years later, willing to give it the old college try again. Maybe I'm wise enough to make it through this time around. Who knows.
No dislikes because these videos are fucking great
Thanks man.
Thank you
Thank you
Wow. Lol
Hey i love what ur doing and i wouldn't have subscribed if i didn't like ur content so keep it up
I love this video.
schlatt are you gonna do anything with shivaxi?
👏🏾
Kilian Experience = ✨👍✨
Holy hell BlOps 1 footage
thanks
First like 3 months are gonna be the toughest ones. Cuz you gotta act like you've got someone listening when you don't. And you can't make any sh*t content cuz then you will never gain any audience. So you gotta put out great videos (as best as you can) for no one to see.
Amazing
Killian is genius
#GalilSquad
Hello, Memenvious sent me!
what is this console peasant controller gameplay =P
Slap happy
when you get close to the mic you kinda sound like Joe Rogan and I am not going along with the jokes. I am actually serious.
You deleted them😪😪
Oh nvm I was looking at jschatyllive
who are the 6 people that disliked this video
Does he play on Xbox 360 or Xbox One?
Or what platform I should say
came here from Memenvious
Hey memenvious sent me 🤙🤙
My videos all suck everyone is angry.
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Schl
ok
Eleventh
I am so proud of you dan
Thank you Senpai
you just want free watch time
???
Sure dude
This made me reconcider coming back to UA-cam, thanks Schlatt!