UPDATE: 2021 Part 2: Building The Future. Methods, Numbers & Sandwiches
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- Опубліковано 14 чер 2024
- I understand I have a lot to learn, but the methods are out there - and the spirit is willing this time. This is not a drill.
Last year was truly low, for all of us. So let's make like mean highschoolers & ignore it to death while we pursue a dumb escapist dream with bloody-minded determination & delusion!
1400 (translating down to 1000 approx). Sound doable do we think?
0:00 Intro
0:43 Three Prong System (TPS) 1, High Edit
1:39 TPS 2, Low Edit
2:31 TPS 3, Streams
3:46 Three Prong System Summarised
3:52 Numbers: How much to go full-time?
5:20 Battling Robots: Twitch
6:46 Battling Robots: UA-cam
7:19 YT Case Study, Likes & Spiffing Brit
11:40 Open forum, YT method ideas
13:22 YT Case Studdy, Swearing & Caddicarus
15:55 Supporting creators. Also sandwiches
18:10 Shared load. The power in 1000.
19:40 Checking my priviledge
20:44 Forum: many mini patrons V less larger patrons
21:25 Outro
22:28 Merch, Sponsor and Misc.
23:46 Outro Redux
24:44 Closing Treat (XCOM) - Ігри
Okay, that little treat at the end made me realize. Your Xcom 2 series makes no sense, but it somehow does anyway.
That’s basically the vibe I wanna nail.
Somewhere between Neil Cicerega, Yakuza and a blender of 90’s cartoons.
"who's 90% of their vocabulary is swearing"
*Tear flashbacks*
You and me both.
Always getting surprised he isn't actually scottish
I can confirm the 'no swearing' actually does help a channel quite a lot. it was visible on several French youtuber gamer channels. Also, I would recommend your channel to my children more easily...
Honestly it’s something I’ve wanted to do for a while as it makes my content a bit vocally flat when I can just expletive ad infinitum. That’s just kind of how I talk when I have to run my mouth quickfire and I’d be interested to replace it with something.
I know that beeping words out doesn't work for youtube. Apparently, it alerts the robots to bad content, but maybe you could just replace swearwords with names of flowers for example, promising a lexicon in a later video, and that could be very effective at translating anger or frustration while being funny in itself, and might convey a graphic content while staying well and proper ?
Exactly what I had in mind.
Someday I wanna prepare 2 “rollodexes”.
1 of every vocal archetype I’ve ever done and 1 of random-word “Swearlibs” so effectively swear madlibs
Cant wait until your are back, and cant wait for more xcom and shadow goodness
Getting there just gotta sort me life out first
that ending treat was amazing
Good for you! I'm here more for the long form old timey voice acted uncut content, not a big fan of the quick new stuff. But even with that being so, I think you're one of the few content creators I'd actually want to support to grow and build this into a career because you're just freaking good at this stuff. You're likable, talented, great sense of humour, nice voice, and a good eye for quality. You might just make it! Looking forward to see where this leads. Please take care of yourself to prevent creator burnout. Slow and steady wins the race.
Slower voice acted is fine until one is sifting 60+ takes PER LINE sadly. Don’t get me wrong I love doing it but that’s more something where having an editor or “it’s my job to do this” has a legitimate impact through both time and commitment.
Regrettably while editors are easy to come by, even they can’t help sift the lines since I’m effectively director as well lol. It has to be THE RIGHT take, not the clearest or best, it needs to feel right To Me.
Someday though, someday.
@@EditEdward Yeah totally get that :).
I'm excited to see you back in action. It's good to have you.
Trying. Just gotta sort life out but with these two updates down I can try to edit when not working round the clock haha
One thing I think I've seen is that numbered series don't seem to get promoted as well as you go through a series. Perhaps consider not numbering them, or going the Spiffing Brit and have standalone content that also exists as part of a longer series
Ooh, actual example, I've been watching Enter Elysium's Aurora C# series, and it keeps recommending me the first episode of one of his previous series on Aurora rather than the next example in the series
True. I remember Jesse Cox discussing long running numbered series being an issue some years back
But you can add a season number to reinject viewers partway into a story... it's true a series gets less viewers after 40-50 episodes, so you can change something, and open a new chapter called season n+1 episode 1. You get new viewers who sometimes go through all the older videos after seeing it that would not have hopped into a 50th episode.
While i dont have advice i just want to let you know you have my support and i will happily spread your channel via word of mouth and I am a new patron too! I hope this year works out well for you Ed!
Goddamn, that is a hell of an opener! I think for you and Seth it's your tight as hell editing that always brings me back. Really looking forward to more! Take care of yourself man, people can only get your kind of videos from you :)
idk if this helps but might as well throw it out there anyway, whenever i decide to just watch something just for the heck of it, the robots then decide to say "oh he watched this? then let's show it to him LOADS of times just because he watched 1 little video or watched loads of videos about that topic 1 time."
Also your little treat at the end was filled with a sense of craziness and awesomeness and i love it!!!
Yeah that is a strange one but I guess maybe they’re using it as like an Anchor video? If you keep coming back to it they know to show in future
I've been thinking for like an hour or so...i got nothing, but I get the feeling 2021 will be will be a good year for your channel
Huzzah!
In terms of suggestions, while I know you said not to say "have friends" in a sarcastic manner, I will say that collaborations are one of my personal favorite things to see.
Not only does doing collabs get both participants more attention from each other's fanbases, but it also tends to make even greater videos since both parties can have fun working off each other.
Collabs I mocked as sadly they’re nigh impossible on a work-a-day schedule for outright collab vids. As for cameos. Basically Seth is the only guy who writes back, most everyone / anyone else I have to pay for lol
My favorite UA-camr, Many A True Nerd never asks for likes, but he's over half a million subs. But he's been going for 7 years. He also doesn't swear. I have noticed Tear's subs don't seem to be going up. But I do think daily videos really help. Best of luck.
My man so excited to see that your back, we shall build this empire together but one thing that might help the channel if anything is a monthly video of stream highlights don't know how much work that would be for ya just a suggestion much love
As far as the swearing is concerned, Nostalgia Critic did go through a full year with out swearing and people still found his content entertaining.
It's not an algorithmic thing like I know you more likely want to know, but from that he made a point that you don't have to be shocking in order to be enjoyable.
Essentially what I am trying to say, as long as you are actually smart about it, with some common sense, judgement, and you 100% like what you have made, you don't even need to swear in order to be enjoyable or entertaining.
And as far as I can tell, you already have that. From the calmer plays of the older videos to the higher edits of today, you know exactly what you want and what you are doing as far as entertainment is concerned. So if you are concerned about not being as funny for not swearing, I think, you fucking got this. ;)
From a huge fan. Give'em Hell!
Oh I never thought I needed to swear for comedy or shock. That’s just legit how I talk haha. A horrific cross of Old Lady, Surferdude and Angry Builder. So less concerned I wouldn’t be funny, just concerned I couldn’t go a sentence without brainstalling haha
@@EditEdward Fair enough. And to that I say, why not improve it? But I am sure you will find your own way about it.
But seriously, I do wish you the best of luck.
One channel to look at is Many A True Nerd who has a variety of video game content, ranging from one offs where he looks at a game for a bit and moves on, and he has his bread and butter series that he comes back to after enough time has passed for either dlc, more content or to just give the series breathing room, like crusader kings, stellaris and fallout or any other grand strategy series, but he also has video essays, speciffically on fallout, fallout 3 is better than you think, how do we fix 76 and fo4 is better than you think and covering various mechanics of the fallout franchise. He also does live streams and he either goes to a regual relaxing game he has like FTL, continues a one off for fun or uses the community channel to vote on a game to live stream.
Is that Dickens pretending to be the Teddy Bear of Doom?
Nope
Thank you for comming back OverEnglishMan, you have been missed.
I’ll take part in your UA-cam research. Sounds like fun research.
Perhaps you can track the way your high edit compares to low edit videos. Also, I’ve noticed most UA-camrs start mentioning the amount of nonsubbed viewers. I don’t know how much you can influence the growth of sub count with this, but it’s worth a try.
To be honest I’m the reverse issue. Subbed NONviewers. Who subbed years ago as “solidarity” to appreciate SW/Moana.
"I don't like a video as soon as I've clicked on it--because frankly, who does?"
Me, having liked _this_ video like two or so minutes in.
In all seriousness, I'm interested to see how this goes, and I wish you well in this crusade.
I personally like your idea of spamming the like button to draw the robot's attention. I certainly will be doing my part going forward to aid in that front.
Additionally, I frequent another UA-camr who has been at this for about as long at it has existed who has almost as many subscribers as you. Perhaps getting in touch with them might help with the audience increase.
Their channel name is Kikoskia. Another amazing Englishman.
being 100% honest I came here for the bit about sandwiches watch the treat at the end and left, I hope you can understand.
Of course I do! I never want there to be a drop of obligation for anyone. Honestly this whole deal is very outside my comfort zone but sticking to my shy guns has only ever led to treading in place so I’m tryin’ something new. Enjoy Roy
Well, we have all come a long way from 2020.
It is long and very difficult at this time, but now it's time to put all that behind us and begin to look forward so let us hope 2021 will be a great year for us all. So to big shout out to you and happy new year.
Seeing as the last video I made was when I was 12 I know very little about the algorithm. I will say swearing is unfortunately likely the way forward for most youtubers. Also definitely try to keep similar content, ive seen channels crash and burn from trying to do too much on one channel. By that I mean doing things like movie reviews and video games regularly, so yeah. Besides that I unfortunately don't have much else to say. But I will be trying to make sure to hit the like on your videos more often. Also I know someone else mentioned it earlier but having a series follow one character where you can make something of a story for them would be great. Keep It up my friend!
Thanks for sticking by Berzerker and legit your points are solid!
i have no idea on how to help, so i'll just wish you luck in your endeavors. I enjoy your content, and i look forward to seeing it grow.
The thing about the daily uploads, I'm not sure, but from what I understand, it works like this.
UA-cam: we need content to recommend, where can we find a lot of it?
Daily uploader: uploads daily.
UA-cam: let's send that going to the users, we don't have to keep looking, just keep using the same channel and we don't need to do more work.
He's not mega huge but the thing that pulls me towards Gopher's videos and yours as well: Story.
Seriously
Gopher plays a lot of RPGs, openworld games that allow him to not only play the story of the game, but of his character. The man's played through Skyrim 3 separate times and each one was it's own thing. From Stiv the WarlOrc to Richard the Tomb Diving Librarian and recently Lenny 'The Man Who Stole Your Sweetroll' Septim. The man's ability to get in character can rival Critical Roll at times.
I mention him because you like to make your own story and it's something that could synergise with your lower effort stuff.
This.
I like this.
I’m making a note of this.
@@EditEdward I have commited a cardinal sin.
Giving a man 'ideas'
Chef Skyrim is legit one of my fave Skyrims so it holds up!
@@EditEdward just an example from a few years back
ua-cam.com/video/ddxalhwn3f0/v-deo.html
And our intro to Lenny:
ua-cam.com/video/IU93TWC2anQ/v-deo.html
Gonna suggest researching how Mark Rober consistently gets on trending.
Might not seem all that useful, but there's a few bits- ex: low-edit videos having a snippet of the second or third-best clip in the video, "consider subscribing" instead of "like, comment, subscribe" for however you'll do that mid-video reminder, stuff like that. For a high-edit version of that snippet suggestion: Comedic foreshadowing.
Also gonna suggest looking at how Rimmy does things, since both you and him do gaming videos with stories.
He gives the moment-to-moment shenanigans from multiple perspectives, while also having a consistent focus on the story and having excellent hype and psych-up moments.
Also gonna point this out:
The algorithm treats likes and dislikes the exact same way- the only difference is how it looks
Any face/"face" that doesn't look like an unaltered human face is more likely to get recommended
Thumbnail backgrounds matter, the algorithm likes the foreground and background colors being distinct from each other- hence why bright outlines seem successful.
Names noted and techniques too, thanks! Re: snippeting I once tried that for a time but I never knew how to transition from that to the main video without the usual slowpoke “hello everyone I am X” intro afterwards bringing the pace / tone right down again.
@@EditEdward Oddly enough, you don't need to introduce yourself. You can put a title in text over the final snippet and call that the transition, or skip the snippets and go with a simple greeting that focuses on/(re)introduces the content/story.
Looking forward to more content OEM! Hope you are doing well xxxx
Trying but still stress as hell
@@EditEdward Hugs buddy xxxx
This is going to be very fun.
I’m going hardcore on the strategy nerding today haha
What i learned from @Mah-Dry-Bread - Gameplay & Streams! :
Likes and comments help a lot with youtubes algorythms
Swearing seems to be bad for the first 3 min
You do dersevre it, mate. Your voice is great. Your Cali rap is one of the best videos on UA-cam. End of story.
Proud to be a citizen of the Empire of Ed
For your Twitch stuff I would recommend watching the interview "itmeJP" had with "CohhCarnage", because a pretty significant part of it is all about Twitch, and how Cohh "handled" Twitch to get where he is today. Funny enough, one part of it was him stopping to swear. XD
The interview is two videos (links at the bottom), and is in total almost 3 hours long (1st ~70min, 2nd ~100min). Unfortunately I don't know exactly where in the videos they talk about the relevant twitch bits (it was many months ago that I saw them)... but from what I can recall/gather the first video is more about Cohh's life with growing up, gaming, music, working befor he became a streamer, etc... and then the second video looks to have more of the actual twitch stuff in it.
Personally I would say watch it all, but that's because I was interested in knowing all Cohh had to say in general, because I do like him and the person he is, and the community he has built on twitch (one of the nicest communities there is on twitch I think), and since I do watch his live twitch streams when I am able to catch them (as long as he is playing something I am interested in at least), or his backlog on youtube for things that interest me (he does not save his twitch vod's anymore, because of that whole twitch dmca thing last year, so now he uploads all of it on youtube befor he then deletes the vod on twitch).
Anyway... at the very least what Cohh has to say about twitch, and about his path to "make it" on twitch, etc, is I feel very good information, and can probably be at least helpful in some ways to you... since his rise is not just a coincidence or luck (even if some luck always plays a role in most peoples success), because he also made the right deliberate and calculated choices, and "made his own fortune" as they say.
CohhCarnage interview:
Part 1: ua-cam.com/video/gzkL_b6FzGw/v-deo.html
Part 2: ua-cam.com/video/EAzH41T5Bv0/v-deo.html
Thank you. Sincerely!
something i like to see in a thumbnail is a specific backround color. i see one with say pink in the backround i knoe thats that youtuber. makes me wanna click. maybe that will also help
Interesting. I’ll note this. Maybe not for an outright colour but maybe a border or corner splash,
@@EditEdward i think that would also work pretty well
First off hope this works out for you and second...Whelp I know what I am watching!
So did you open a patreon? Honestly if Porn games can get 10,000$ per month this channel deserves at least that much.
I’ve actually had a patreon for a long time. I kept shutting it down whenever on hiatus tho as I didn’t wanna fleece people for nothing www.patreon.com/m/EditEdward
1:23 So like maybe Battletech? Godless tactics? Star Wars commanders? Battle nations? Endless space 1&2 and Endless legend? Phoenix point? Xenonauts 1&2? Or maybe even a NLP?
Hey mate, a long-ass comment which is going in a bit different direction: you've talked a lot about the mechanical side of getting popularity, but I'd say it's also important to think about the social side of it, if you will (not saying that you did not, just that I haven't heard that in the video). Things like, why people like your videos? What kind of content your viewers/subscribers are looking for? Are there different groups liking different things among them?
Personally, I think that your high-edited content is your strongest suit by far, since your 1) voice acting and 2) storytelling is what makes your content, well, uniquely "yours". I think that your three-pronged strategy might well work, but I'd just like to point out that it is possible that it means that your audience is three groups with different desires and preferences, so might be important to keep that in mind, for example when choosing which games to play next. These groups can also be different in terms of making money: I'd guess that high-ed content could bring in more patrons and less subscribers (and viewers), etc.
And also one suggestion about mechanical side: maybe try keeping high-ed (low-ed are probably gonna be rather short anyway?) videos shorter (like you did at the beginning of XCOM series)? Two 30-minutes videos could be better than one 60-minutes (less intimidating for folks to commit to watch and would allow you to post more regularly), especially since you've made great cliffhangers in the past (Avenger defence!).
And if you really gonna go like-fishing in the middle of videos, you could easily do that like a commercial break (would work especially well for XCOM I guess since you could play with either Resistance Radio or Advent TV or whatever to make it interesting).
In any case, have some faith in yourself and do not let the pressure of earning a living out of content creation get in the way of your creativity!
Really liked that idea of a resistance radio commercial.
Good minds on same lines. Though personally I was more on ADVENT radio. After all, I have the jingle lol
I've heard a few people talk about hitting the like button on top of subscribing. in short it's supposed to put you higher in the algorithm to help put you out there. like fishing, bigger fishing net more chances to attract people.
and far as money, its paying the Bill's. every little bit helps. a lot of littles adds up.
always nice tho if one could a few big fishes.
far as cussing, if the kiddos are watching and momma hears a bunch of cussing, most put the vid to the sword lol
good luck sir and looking forward to SOW return.
side note. you ever thing about doing your own series of shadow of mordor?
I love watching people play Phasmophobia so if you could stream or upload a vid of playing this I would love to see it! Also I love watching Among Us as well. I know you don't like playing scary games but I love watching you play scary games i'm afraid your fear is hilarious!
Phasmaphobia is very popular, so is among us, but I've seen a bit of a dip in phasmaphobia. Still good suggestions
Phasmo has goof factor but sadly is a bit too jank to survive and getting sucked dry hella quick. Among Us will live longer due to humans having infinitely variable social deduction to watch. We’ll see. The problem with the large fishtanks is I don’t wanna get lost in the sea
Advice? Well...
For Twitch, it seems that the Twitch algorithm will randomly pick a low viewer count/low follower count channel from the list of games genres you're interested in and just recommended them to you under "Recommended smaller channels". Your twitch channel kinda falls into that category. So all you really have to do is pick a game people are interested in. Try Darkest Dungeon again. Its getting a resurgence in popularity recently and its only going to increase as DD2 approaches. Another option is Pokèmon... but not the mainstream titles. The fanmade games are absolutely brilliant. Look up "Pokèmon Reborn" and "Pokèmon Rejuvenation". *Proper* Pokèmon games but with more mature and inclusive storytelling.
And UA-cam is just Random.
There is a voice coach dude who reviewed highly subbed youtubers and gave his insight on what he thinks makes them successful and may help the algorithm.
Why does the text feel like its slowly scrolling upwards 😂😂 I know its not but just... I cant help but seeing it
Well for suggestions I don't really have anything I mean I've tried the UA-cam thing myself and just uploaded shit content that I used my phone for. do like the xcom bit though.
No worries. The idea is to get many perspectives of both creators and views. To pool whatever we’ve got :)
Collabs whether it be videos or streams and maybe even some merch for just sale or as patron awards. Just a thought. 😊
Already discussed merch, sadly the idea bucket is dry there for the present. Collabs sadly nobody ever writes back to me. Big or small lol.
@@EditEdward That blows about the merch but I get it when it comes to the collabs that's actually quite the surprise. I would collab with you in a heartbeat if that helps. I hope it all works out. 😊
Something I've seen in a few of the youtubers I watch regularly are video titles such as "[insert video game] but [insert related but still clickbaity phrase]." For example, something could be titled "Minecraft but its with proximity chat" or go even further to "Sims 4 but I murder the entire town for fun". Now to be fair this doesn't seem like it would work well with your style of videos, but hey you said provide some things that we've seen and I've seen videos with those kinds of titles do really well so 🤷♂️ maybe you can get something from it. Either way titling is really important I think, I personally enjoy titles are are a bit more interesting than "part 1005: defeating the final boss" kind of things yknow
Not sure if this will make a difference, but when it comes to titling Videos, try to make sure the actual subject of the video itself isn't more than Seven (7) words long, the title can be longer of course but try to keep it below that number, if I remember correctly it's something Newpapers will sometimes do to help retain attention
Ooo Newspaper strats are heavy duty. I like.
@@EditEdward 'Spose I'm a bit lucky what with a close relative of mine at one point lecturing at Uni on Marketing, adding to that studying Media and Business at College, so I figured my limited knowledge had to be useful for something, haha
And thank you for the Heart by the way, very much appreciated
@@EditEdward Another thing with Newspapers, I don't know if all of them do this nowadays, but I know some older ones definitely did it, but the Content on the actual Cover is usually some ways inside the Copy, so perhaps having some build-up, then getting into the subject/meat of the video, and putting the Like request somewhere either in there or after that could work better as well
Obviously don't spend TOO long floundering, I know Tangents are part of your thing, but if they go on for too long many people will just outright skip to wherever they think the 'Content' is
Knock'em dead buddy! We got your back!
Here's hoping you can succeed in this trying time~
(advice maybe) The best video I've made was about Starforce: Endwave(not this channel, my other one) at a critical point when Megaman Starforce 4 was being discussed. Likely, I just got lucky with pinpoint work, but hey, figured I'd mention it. I'm stupidly small, but it pulled several hundred views more than my typical.
Watch for gaming trends, maybe~
Easier said than done sadly. I lucked twice, once with Undertale and once with Moana but generally trying to predict the internet is a fickle beast.
@@EditEdward I feel that. q.q
Even still, here's to future success!
Maybe not predicting the gaming trends, but following the ones that interest you ?
i think it's a good idea to do a little "like ad" midway or 3/4 into the video as you say yourself. one thing other youtubers also say helps is comments. but I have no proof if this gives anything, and I would probably get as much out of trying to understand youtube's algorithm as I would for out of hitting a rock with a stick. and on that note, can we agree on what to write if one is not creative enough to write something? otherwise I will probably just start writing my stick and stone report.
ps. this comment was longer than I anticipated. . .
oh well if it helps just the slightest bit then it's totally fine with me
Right I wouldn’t called this exploiting the algorithm considering that I hadn’t blown up. But I have found that putting multiple tags in a video that relates to the video in even in the slightest then videos tend to get more consistent views also sharing it around on social networks can help to get external traffic to your videos also keeping your titles short and to the point can keep people interested in watching the video rather than losing interest and clicking off.
Yes I realised that I went a tad on a tangent
I don’t know much, but from what I’ve heard matpat from game theory has helped many you tubers (including very small ones) with the UA-cam algorithm. And he may be able to help with twitch as well. If you can contact him he may help. Sorry I couldn’t help you myself.
"New Sources of Games"
Yo. In case this helps, I'm sitting on a rather significant collection of Steam keys I got through Humble. They just kinda sit there, doing nothing. I don't need most of them.
If you want me to, I can compile a list of those that I can give away. No strings attached. Like, none. Even if you were take me up on the offer and later decided that the games aren't actually a good fit, there'd be no obligations whatsoever to play the games, let alone put them on the channel.
"I don't "like" a video as soon as I've clicked on it, because, frankly, who does?"
*sad guilty noises*
I would suggest looking at SovietWomble's channel. Guy makes one video in about 3 months with millions of views. Streams a lot and them makes highly edited videos of them.
For UA-cam analytics I cannot recommend "Devin Nash" enough. I find his videos very interesting even as someone who doesn't make UA-cam content (yet?). Here is a video of his you might find helpful: ua-cam.com/video/IBNpgKkjTpU/v-deo.html&ab_channel=DevinNash
He explains any tips to growing your channel on UA-cam or Twitch (he also streams there under the same name) better than I ever could, I strongly encourage you to watch at least one of his videos.
Aside from that I'm very excited for the future of your channel, and that sneak peek got me so pumped!
12 min in. Typing. OEM says 'don't type b00bs'. I'm still waiting for sandwiches
The Methods you mentiond in the Video seem to work but the bit about swearing Not so much i Uploaded a bunch of Videos on a different channel one of them named Sex with Stalin wich was the only one surpassing 15 views and hit 200 instead
Oddly titles seem immune. Always have been. But noted for future ref.
@@EditEdward nice
If you check the spiffing brit's latest video you may find it helpful for you.
Can you please do Shadow of war
Literally spoke about this in Part One of this same update. Let me help you with that. ua-cam.com/video/t4DbYP3NOp0/v-deo.html
But boobs and grey sweatpants are proven to work... :( No, OEM. Humble Xager has a suggestion that might work. I know you'll hate me for it, but... your meme work, stuff like the 'You're Welcome' video, and 'Hades in a Minute' seem to be very successful. Perhaps you could do some more stuff like that, as a possible idea? The kinda short, punchy humour that is good for a giggle, and people will be inclined to share on social media for a laugh?
Oh trust me. If I could meme I would. But I don’t know how to.
You’re Welcome wasn’t my doing that was Reddit, Earrape mixes and somehow Rick and Morty made the song a hit.
Hades In A Minute does not classify as hit sadly. The effort to create exceeded the gain back.
Anything I think of as a running gag or “channel meme” just never takes off. I legit think I’m the anti-meme man my brain just isn’t programmed like that somehow
I’d like shorter “channel trailer” style pieces but even then I just ramble on so strange and so long that I have no clue how to trim to social media length. /shrug maybe I’ll find a guy to do it someday who loved the shit outta Vine and understands that stuff.
Good call tho!
Exfuckingscuze me? What even is that ending?
Also if you play more popular games it will not particularly help because they're getting sucked so dry that you can't find good content when you're looking it up
This I definitely agree with. Whilst it’s easy to say peeps are ravenous for X game, there will ALWAYS be content on it from the big guns so unless you have a legit strange take on it then the well is mostly dried.
U won by saying sandwichs yum
10:20 I do that, don’t talk shit
Serious? Honestly I didn’t mean to talk shit I just didn’t get that could be a thing. If I may ask, why? I’m legit curious since it’s something that’d never even occur to me even on creators I’ve adored for years.
@@EditEdward Haha I was taking the piss, sorry for the standoffish comment! I just sort of do it automatically out of reflexive goodwill. More likely to happen with a creator I like quite a bit already of course.
And if occasion ever arises that I need to rescind a like by the video's end, I feel like a judge
Nice, thanks for chattin’ about it :)