Mark, I have just got to say, as someone that has taken UA-cam seriously and decided to put all aside and focus solely on building a brand on this platform, you are a true pioneer and inspiration to many. Continue building and growing, and you’ll eventually reach every brain in the world.
Am I the only one that doesn't see ALL this overhead represented in the quality of the video? I really don't want to be a Debbie Downer and I genuinely like Mark, but I think there should also be genuine feedback. As a viewer, I don't think it's easy to appreciate the amount of work that went into this. As an entrepeneur, I don't know how this wasn't possible with about 1/10th of the budget. That might sound extreme, but I mean it.. 400k for something that in the OG days of youtube would just be shot with a couple of Gopro's? Maybe the other creators were (royally) comped, maybe there were aspects of the shoot that were challenging regarding following the drones, especially at night.. But it's hard not to see this as unnecessarily hyperinflating this video. I love seeing youtubers "make it" and I'm not at all judging what they do with their money, but I think giving honest feedback is always worth it. I feel like this is (one of) the first times Collin and Samir experienced it like this as well, it seems to shine through the video in some parts. I got the feeling they were summoned for this "grand spectacle", but it turned out to be a very complex shoot for a backyard scientist video. Like.. I get with Jimmy, but those shoots are genuinely crazy in scale, pay-outs and set-ups (as have some of Mark's in the past) Edit: I'd like to revise my initial scope to about 80k, as there are also the material and build costs for his work on the giant dart thing.
Mark has hit the perfect balance of creating a product that is genuinely beneficial for the world and ties in perfectly with his brand of videos. It's like Saturday morning cartoons meets Bill Nye
The fact that his products are novel, and educational, make it so much better than just slogging clothing with logos that just seem like a waste. The products being something that he is passionate about makes the difference.
I mean the boxes are cool but i just dont think it actually gets kids excited about learning. Maybe about playing with the product but not learning. He bassically just ripped off kiwi crates
"I don't make videos to make moneys ... it's just a platform to advertise Crunch Labs" and this video as a whole perfectly show a shift in the last video Mark launched. There is a risk his videos seem more like an advertisement, especially with these big budget production crews. There was something magic with his old videos which I think might get lost now...
@@jonathan2350 I disagree, if all he wanted was money, he could have cashed out big time , 50 Mil+, and walked away. Believe it or not, not every person is obsessed with just having more.Some people, when they have enough, just really want to give it around.
That's the smartest business model I've ever seen on UA-cam. People usually do brand deals to make money, spreading word on THAT business, but Mark is making money from his own business doing the marketing himself spreading word on HIS own biz.
@@metamorph8343 Except he that moved his HQ less a mile from KiwiCo, once being their best influencers, stole their whole business model with Crunchlabs and pretty much blindsided them.
@@metamorph8343 Except the fact he moved his HQ to less than a mile from KiwiCo and stole their whole business model blindsiding them after they paid him thousands as one of their best influencers.
I love that he's so focused on his mission instead of being distracted with view count, stats, and business. Those things will happen, but they will stay and be meaningful because of his mission.
It’s so refreshing to see someone like mark rober being so casual, you rarely see this side of celebrities like him. seeing this side of him also makes him that much more likable and funny, so much so I wanna be great casual friends with someone like him, even more than I did before
So many people around my age 30-35 are pretty excited to get our kids/nieces/nephews a crunch lab sub. Its like the best step up from lego. Getting kids comfortable around building things for themselves is fun and just such a good life lesson. If anyone deserves the success it's Mark. Thanks for being an awesome role model.
One of my favorite videos from you guys of recent. I super appreciate that rather than shying away from the hardcore business concepts in order to keep the content broadly understandable, you made a big effort to explain them so that they *became* broadly understandable - and for those of us who knew stuff like LTV already, kept this a valuable lesson. Mark Rober and his team is inspiring for very many reasons, most of all the happiness and inspiration they bring to people around the world, but I really appreciated seeing this side of their business as something that just seemed really smart.
Very cool to see the work Mark puts in every day. He seems to have found his calling. His passion for helping others become engineers is really something.
You cannot imagine the effort and dedication of these UA-camrs until you spend a day with them. Success doesn't come to your door step for free, you need to grab it and pay for it by your time and commitment. Thanks Colin and Samir for these videos which very helpful for us as small creators.
I can't imagine having that much overhead just to break even.. It's such a struggle to break even just affording 2 Rent costs. Our local family business & the rent at our house. I'm genuinely happy for Mark and his outlook on life. It's far too often we only see people focus on the dollar but he's found a way to focus on his passion and with how he's approached this, the money just works out. His mind really is in a good place.
This is my favorite video y’all have made in a long time. Super creative lemonade stand example, and really great hearing you narrate your day at Mark Rober’s. I love seeing Colin in front of the camera too
Amazing video! Here are my takeaways: - Best UA-cam videos can seamlessly promote your products. - A perfect product combines having a clear mission, intellectual property, and something to sell. - A perfect company is one in which videos support the products, and products support the videos. - Creator businesses have two advantages they should leverage: - Lower Customer Acquisition Cost - More insights into how well a video converts into sales - Higher possible Lifetime Value
I like this thumbnail. You still have your font and that yellow, but it's based on a moment from the video. So I have the trust of knowing what I'm going to see. The book cover matches the story. Also the car creates a "where we going" question in the subconscious mind. It all fits this video well. I know thumbnails are all about exaggeration right now, but If it falls along the same trend as Book Covers, viewers are going to be turned off by covers (or thumbnails) not matching the story. IDK if this shot of Mark was perfect, but him being mid sentence does tell us we're about to hear him talk. The quote was perfect to.
This is so wild to see! Mark has built something absolutely phenomenal. But at the same time, it seems wild that “creator” is a term applied both to what’s happening in this video as well as the person just in a corner or spare room trying their best and maybe even eking out an income. For example, I knew what he meant but my brain kinda broke when I had to confirm “spending four hundred” on a video meant $400,000 and not $400. There’s a massive gap in the “creator” world.
I think you could see his lap a couple times and it didn't look like he was buckled in at all. It looked like the belt was buckled in, and he was sitting on top of it, until just the very end there, when he was wearing it properly, but still constantly tugging at it.
This video made me so proud of Mark. I mean seeing where he started in making the best videos on UA-cam, to where he is at now! Amazing. Glad Mark is becoming a massive engineer.
Thank you for making this. I’ve referenced crunch lab and beast chocolate for the last year while starting my climbing shop which as exploded because of building my UA-cam audience for the last 7 years without anything to sell and sponsors in my niche are non-existent. I can’t believe UA-cam doesn’t charge me to share my videos. Anyone doing social media for ad revenue is missing the gem that it is. I wouldn’t even know how anyone could build a business today without adding value to audience and customers through social media. This video you made was amazing. 🙏
This is easily my favorite video from Colin and Samir. Getting behind the scenes and talking with the creators about how they do their work is amazing and inspiring, but actually going behind the scenes and seeing it like in this video and with the launch of beast burger previously actually shows live what they are doing.
I just love how dedicated Mark is to improving the world. You see thousands of creators creating brands and products in order to make money where as Mark genuinely wants to offer kids the chance to learn and engage their brain
I love this channel because it tells the stories of creators, while they tell the stories of their content. A “day on location” with these massive names is absolutely delightful.
Is UA-cam maturing? Is this what it looks like? Is Mark setting the path for future business models with UA-cam at the centre? Engineering is such a small segment of the world market, who else could use what Mark has done to positively impact lives in such a way? Bravo Mark! And thank you team C&S
I used to be a huge tln fan back in the day and stopped watching you guys when you made the switch to do your own stuff. Coming back now im just amazed in the quality and commitment you have to make the switch work. You have earned back my viewership! Good stuff fellas!
I met Mark in a UA-cam event in september 2022, and back then, he couldn't stay longer cause he had to edit his next video. And i remember him saying a lot of things about how good it was to have a small team for the youtube channel and the company (crunchlabs had just been launched). Watching this video reminded me of this conversation we had and how crazy it must have been the past 18 months for him expanding crunchlabs into what it is now. This video is amazing, but I bet there is MUCH more to explore into this story. Fascinating! 👏👏👏
I really appreciate Mark Rober and love what he is doing. I also love the idea of turning this into a business that teaches kids (and adults) how to build things. That should be rewarded! But at the same time he needs to be really careful with the balance of how much of his videos are ads and how much is the content. People watch because of the content, after all.
Blows my mind that you guys don't have 10mill subs! Creators clearly love you and how you tell the real story of their businesses. Keep up the good work guys.
I like everything about this interview. The behind the scenes, the wisdom and charts, to at last explain what’s all those acronyms meant. Amazing thank you!
Mark have really done something amazing. So much better than what other creators products are. Its helping him fund his videos and yet the benefit of the viewers / value of the product is very high
I think another part of what makes crunchlabs so great is that its not just a product but a doorway into the whole world of engineering and science. Most "kits" only include what they have and their guide book or instructions but Crunchlabs comes with such reusable components and an active community behind it that you can start with the kits and then combine them into your own creation, while having the support of the creators of the kit cheering you on!
I'm glad you put that last part in, because for the longest time it almost felt as if it was portrayed as just a cool company that generated a lot of money (at least to me), not a company to inspire many and help educate. :)
Of all the UA-camr products / companies you have showcased this company feels like it could go the long run with or without the creator. It can stand on its own because it feels like unique and useful products.
Colin and Samir feel like two of those cool older teens that you'd look up to in High school, who take you along the ride of exploring and having fun, such an underrated channel still imo.
Wow, thanks for giving us a peek behind the curtain of Mark Rober's UA-cam world and Crunchlabs! It's like getting a backstage pass to our favorite show! A+
This format works really well. I'd love to see one with Mr. Beast, Smosh, or any other YT that has grown into a business. Really fascinating to see not only their philosophies on business, but also their story of what got them to this point. Keep it up y'all.
With him having no outside investments it means that he can avoid the inevitable push from investors to make more money at the cost of the company doing things that are not good in the long run - and still making serious money. So amazing to see some of what goes on behind the videos. Great work here!
Really fantastic video , UA-cam is incredible and creators like Mark deserve every dollar they have earned. It’s really cool seeing this behind the scenes perspective, great video
Samir and Colin. Your storytelling abilities are amazing ❤ I loved the video, the audio quality, the scenes, the transitions. UA-cam should be like this. I hope to also see this as a youtube short in your channel soon.
I've been watching Mark's videos for a while and... though i know he's not like young and in his 20's, he always looks energetic and full of soul on his videos. But the side camera shoots in the car here really reveals how much time has passed. Like ngl and no offense but his face did age. The scale of Cruch Labs nowadays really shocked me. Keep on Mark! And thanks to Colin amd Samir for the insight.
Mark’s videos have really turned into more of challenges with Crunchlabs Advertisements. His newer videos (Vortex Cannon, Acid vs Lava, Lava vs laser) are all challenge videos. They are still enjoyable, but I enjoyed the videos where he took a problem and created a solution with engineering. I think Mark should divide his yearly videos into challenges and problem/solution videos, to add more variety to his channel.
Completely out of the blue, but this channel is such s good background voice... like... quality content, epic storyline... it's amazing Makes so satisfying to watch and listen
So great having you guys. Where’s the link to that lemonade?!?! Watch your back Chamberlain Coffee!!
What kind of lemonade?
Mark, I have just got to say, as someone that has taken UA-cam seriously and decided to put all aside and focus solely on building a brand on this platform, you are a true pioneer and inspiration to many. Continue building and growing, and you’ll eventually reach every brain in the world.
Hey Mark! Thank you for your videos! You inspire me to finish my manufacturing engineering degree!
Am I the only one that doesn't see ALL this overhead represented in the quality of the video?
I really don't want to be a Debbie Downer and I genuinely like Mark, but I think there should also be genuine feedback.
As a viewer, I don't think it's easy to appreciate the amount of work that went into this. As an entrepeneur, I don't know how this wasn't possible with about 1/10th of the budget.
That might sound extreme, but I mean it..
400k for something that in the OG days of youtube would just be shot with a couple of Gopro's?
Maybe the other creators were (royally) comped, maybe there were aspects of the shoot that were challenging regarding following the drones, especially at night..
But it's hard not to see this as unnecessarily hyperinflating this video.
I love seeing youtubers "make it" and I'm not at all judging what they do with their money, but I think giving honest feedback is always worth it.
I feel like this is (one of) the first times Collin and Samir experienced it like this as well, it seems to shine through the video in some parts.
I got the feeling they were summoned for this "grand spectacle", but it turned out to be a very complex shoot for a backyard scientist video.
Like.. I get with Jimmy, but those shoots are genuinely crazy in scale, pay-outs and set-ups (as have some of Mark's in the past)
Edit: I'd like to revise my initial scope to about 80k, as there are also the material and build costs for his work on the giant dart thing.
Lol
Mark has hit the perfect balance of creating a product that is genuinely beneficial for the world and ties in perfectly with his brand of videos. It's like Saturday morning cartoons meets Bill Nye
PERFECT EXPLANATION
The fact that his products are novel, and educational, make it so much better than just slogging clothing with logos that just seem like a waste. The products being something that he is passionate about makes the difference.
I mean the boxes are cool but i just dont think it actually gets kids excited about learning. Maybe about playing with the product but not learning. He bassically just ripped off kiwi crates
The amount of value you guys squeezed into this 16minute video is insane.
Yeah, this channel got another subscriber today
Mark’s crew is the best, we met them for his “This Ball is Impossible to Hit” shoot last year!!
These are some of my favorite videos you guys make... it's about as close as we get to the old school Colin and Samir vlog days that I miss!
that was what i was trying to put my finger on!!!
@@goofiestgal I miss the old vlog days but love what they're doing now too!
Awesome video guys!
@@johnharman3442 they crushed it!
4:00 is mark driving without a seatbelt?! 😮
"I don't make videos to make moneys ... it's just a platform to advertise Crunch Labs" and this video as a whole perfectly show a shift in the last video Mark launched. There is a risk his videos seem more like an advertisement, especially with these big budget production crews. There was something magic with his old videos which I think might get lost now...
True, but don't matter to him if he's making bank
@@jonathan2350 he was making bank anyway
@@StoryMakerZ86 Making bigger bank now.
@@jonathan2350 I disagree, if all he wanted was money, he could have cashed out big time , 50 Mil+, and walked away. Believe it or not, not every person is obsessed with just having more.Some people, when they have enough, just really want to give it around.
I started feeling that way in last couple of his videos. And this video perfectly summarised it, and well he heard it from Mark himself.
i'm telling you Mark is really good at making random things interesting
Wsg fedora dev
I wouldn't say that. He's good at making you interested in science by using random and fun things.
@@ColdycoderM YURRR
@@JamStew I thought I just said that
Great video!
Please make more of these behind the scenes, catching creators in the act. Brilliant work.
The storytelling was INSANE on this video. I'm in awe.
That's the smartest business model I've ever seen on UA-cam. People usually do brand deals to make money, spreading word on THAT business, but Mark is making money from his own business doing the marketing himself spreading word on HIS own biz.
Its like a more wholesome version of MrBeast Chocolate.
@@metamorph8343 Except he that moved his HQ less a mile from KiwiCo, once being their best influencers, stole their whole business model with Crunchlabs and pretty much blindsided them.
@@metamorph8343 Except the fact he moved his HQ to less than a mile from KiwiCo and stole their whole business model blindsiding them after they paid him thousands as one of their best influencers.
The chocolates pretty alright, healthier than most anyway. Likely more ethically sourced too@metamorph8343
@@metamorph8343i didn’t know there was something inherently not wholesome about feastables business model?
I love that he's so focused on his mission instead of being distracted with view count, stats, and business. Those things will happen, but they will stay and be meaningful because of his mission.
Yeah, Colin and Samir back to the roots 😊
Lacrosse?
Holy shit. This was eye-opening. Thank you guys.
Except for the first 2 words... I agree!
Please never stop making this documentary style videos, it is so fascinating to get a first hand look at how these people conduct their business
I love the direction and editing of this video. The lemonade stand moment really felt special.
24 Hours with an absolute inspiration
Mark’s Vision is UNMATCHED the turret gun idea is so COOL
It’s so refreshing to see someone like mark rober being so casual, you rarely see this side of celebrities like him. seeing this side of him also makes him that much more likable and funny, so much so I wanna be great casual friends with someone like him, even more than I did before
So many people around my age 30-35 are pretty excited to get our kids/nieces/nephews a crunch lab sub. Its like the best step up from lego.
Getting kids comfortable around building things for themselves is fun and just such a good life lesson. If anyone deserves the success it's Mark. Thanks for being an awesome role model.
One of my favorite videos from you guys of recent. I super appreciate that rather than shying away from the hardcore business concepts in order to keep the content broadly understandable, you made a big effort to explain them so that they *became* broadly understandable - and for those of us who knew stuff like LTV already, kept this a valuable lesson.
Mark Rober and his team is inspiring for very many reasons, most of all the happiness and inspiration they bring to people around the world, but I really appreciated seeing this side of their business as something that just seemed really smart.
Very cool to see the work Mark puts in every day. He seems to have found his calling. His passion for helping others become engineers is really something.
You cannot imagine the effort and dedication of these UA-camrs until you spend a day with them.
Success doesn't come to your door step for free, you need to grab it and pay for it by your time and commitment.
Thanks Colin and Samir for these videos which very helpful for us as small creators.
I can't imagine having that much overhead just to break even.. It's such a struggle to break even just affording 2 Rent costs. Our local family business & the rent at our house. I'm genuinely happy for Mark and his outlook on life. It's far too often we only see people focus on the dollar but he's found a way to focus on his passion and with how he's approached this, the money just works out. His mind really is in a good place.
I love Mark Rober’s laugh and the joy that he brings to his video.
This is my favorite video y’all have made in a long time. Super creative lemonade stand example, and really great hearing you narrate your day at Mark Rober’s. I love seeing Colin in front of the camera too
Amazing video! Here are my takeaways:
- Best UA-cam videos can seamlessly promote your products.
- A perfect product combines having a clear mission, intellectual property, and something to sell.
- A perfect company is one in which videos support the products, and products support the videos.
- Creator businesses have two advantages they should leverage:
- Lower Customer Acquisition Cost
- More insights into how well a video converts into sales
- Higher possible Lifetime Value
Love the documentary style
Mark Rober will significantly change the world for the better
I like this thumbnail. You still have your font and that yellow, but it's based on a moment from the video. So I have the trust of knowing what I'm going to see. The book cover matches the story. Also the car creates a "where we going" question in the subconscious mind. It all fits this video well. I know thumbnails are all about exaggeration right now, but If it falls along the same trend as Book Covers, viewers are going to be turned off by covers (or thumbnails) not matching the story. IDK if this shot of Mark was perfect, but him being mid sentence does tell us we're about to hear him talk. The quote was perfect to.
This is probably the best ad/explainer I've ever watched
This is so wild to see! Mark has built something absolutely phenomenal.
But at the same time, it seems wild that “creator” is a term applied both to what’s happening in this video as well as the person just in a corner or spare room trying their best and maybe even eking out an income. For example, I knew what he meant but my brain kinda broke when I had to confirm “spending four hundred” on a video meant $400,000 and not $400. There’s a massive gap in the “creator” world.
love this style of video!! also so fun to see creators slowly turning into their own studios/companies
Oh no. Mark Rober, put your seatbelt on
I think he wears it under his shoulder. I was wondering if I was the only one wondering that...
I think you could see his lap a couple times and it didn't look like he was buckled in at all. It looked like the belt was buckled in, and he was sitting on top of it, until just the very end there, when he was wearing it properly, but still constantly tugging at it.
This video made me so proud of Mark. I mean seeing where he started in making the best videos on UA-cam, to where he is at now! Amazing. Glad Mark is becoming a massive engineer.
Thank you for making this. I’ve referenced crunch lab and beast chocolate for the last year while starting my climbing shop which as exploded because of building my UA-cam audience for the last 7 years without anything to sell and sponsors in my niche are non-existent. I can’t believe UA-cam doesn’t charge me to share my videos. Anyone doing social media for ad revenue is missing the gem that it is. I wouldn’t even know how anyone could build a business today without adding value to audience and customers through social media. This video you made was amazing. 🙏
This is easily my favorite video from Colin and Samir. Getting behind the scenes and talking with the creators about how they do their work is amazing and inspiring, but actually going behind the scenes and seeing it like in this video and with the launch of beast burger previously actually shows live what they are doing.
I just love how dedicated Mark is to improving the world. You see thousands of creators creating brands and products in order to make money where as Mark genuinely wants to offer kids the chance to learn and engage their brain
The combination of just pure fun with inspiring kids to learn is priceless.
Super inspiring
Mark is such an incredible guy and you can really feel that through his videos.
That looks so fun. My dad and sister had the honor of meeting Mark Rober and I’m so jelly.
Danny Duncan’s channel is one giant ad as well and it’s done so well it never seemed like a true ad.
It’s a brilliant way to move.
Yesssss
yuh
yes
I love this channel because it tells the stories of creators, while they tell the stories of their content. A “day on location” with these massive names is absolutely delightful.
6:06 the buildup of having such a large production, only to see it cut to the safety third guys is the funniest thing I've seen in ages
Is UA-cam maturing? Is this what it looks like? Is Mark setting the path for future business models with UA-cam at the centre? Engineering is such a small segment of the world market, who else could use what Mark has done to positively impact lives in such a way? Bravo Mark! And thank you team C&S
I used to be a huge tln fan back in the day and stopped watching you guys when you made the switch to do your own stuff. Coming back now im just amazed in the quality and commitment you have to make the switch work. You have earned back my viewership! Good stuff fellas!
I met Mark in a UA-cam event in september 2022, and back then, he couldn't stay longer cause he had to edit his next video. And i remember him saying a lot of things about how good it was to have a small team for the youtube channel and the company (crunchlabs had just been launched). Watching this video reminded me of this conversation we had and how crazy it must have been the past 18 months for him expanding crunchlabs into what it is now. This video is amazing, but I bet there is MUCH more to explore into this story. Fascinating! 👏👏👏
Mark is a gem. Such a great heart.
A fascinating case study on creator and product ;with a truly delightful creator
I really appreciate Mark Rober and love what he is doing. I also love the idea of turning this into a business that teaches kids (and adults) how to build things. That should be rewarded!
But at the same time he needs to be really careful with the balance of how much of his videos are ads and how much is the content. People watch because of the content, after all.
Blows my mind that you guys don't have 10mill subs! Creators clearly love you and how you tell the real story of their businesses. Keep up the good work guys.
This was a fantastic video. Well done guys.
I like everything about this interview. The behind the scenes, the wisdom and charts, to at last explain what’s all those acronyms meant. Amazing thank you!
the quality of your videos has gone up so much recently, it's really cool to see
Amazing story telling and so much value packed into a video! ❤
Love this style of video! And i love how you trying to figure out the story was part of the story! Well done!
Mark have really done something amazing. So much better than what other creators products are. Its helping him fund his videos and yet the benefit of the viewers / value of the product is very high
I think another part of what makes crunchlabs so great is that its not just a product but a doorway into the whole world of engineering and science. Most "kits" only include what they have and their guide book or instructions but Crunchlabs comes with such reusable components and an active community behind it that you can start with the kits and then combine them into your own creation, while having the support of the creators of the kit cheering you on!
The ending of the warehouse to show the massive scale… incredible work guys!
Ayyy a Ghostbuster Proton Pack in the background at 1:58
love it❤
Glad that I came here after watching Mark's video first. Love BTS stuff like this!
Inspirational
I love these behind the scenes videos! Great insight for smaller creators!
I'm glad you put that last part in, because for the longest time it almost felt as if it was portrayed as just a cool company that generated a lot of money (at least to me), not a company to inspire many and help educate. :)
Mark is an authentic genius
Of all the UA-camr products / companies you have showcased this company feels like it could go the long run with or without the creator. It can stand on its own because it feels like unique and useful products.
Colin and Samir: Mini MBA For Creators. I love this.
I have followed Mark since the Christmas sweater with an iPad. He deserves this I love that he is getting the attention he deserves
How you guys did this video is absolutely brilliant. Truly
Colin and Samir feel like two of those cool older teens that you'd look up to in High school, who take you along the ride of exploring and having fun, such an underrated channel still imo.
The business explanations with the lemonade stand were awesome. Glad to see my favorite UA-camr, Chris, make a cameo!
❤
love the creative style on this one!
Wow, thanks for giving us a peek behind the curtain of Mark Rober's UA-cam world and Crunchlabs! It's like getting a backstage pass to our favorite show! A+
This format works really well. I'd love to see one with Mr. Beast, Smosh, or any other YT that has grown into a business. Really fascinating to see not only their philosophies on business, but also their story of what got them to this point. Keep it up y'all.
Mark's UA-cam has evolved to an entire business that employs so many people. It's insane.
8:27 Sticks sighting!!!!
Crunch Labs is such a business W in every way. Inspiring!
this felt like a classic colin and samir vlog, brought back the nostalgia! loved it :)
C & Z I’m loving the format style, please keep them coming as much as possible.
There are some genuinely incredible people on UA-cam!
With him having no outside investments it means that he can avoid the inevitable push from investors to make more money at the cost of the company doing things that are not good in the long run - and still making serious money. So amazing to see some of what goes on behind the videos. Great work here!
You guys really know what you're doing. I'm a Mark Rober audience. Great presentation, title and good video overall. Loved it. ❤
I really, really respect Mark Rober
13:36 I will never watch his videos the same way again
I love the fact that the title was *Surviving* 24 hours with Mark Rober
smart and helpful story to share
Really fantastic video , UA-cam is incredible and creators like Mark deserve every dollar they have earned. It’s really cool seeing this behind the scenes perspective, great video
Colin and Samir killin it here lately!
Samir and Colin. Your storytelling abilities are amazing ❤ I loved the video, the audio quality, the scenes, the transitions. UA-cam should be like this. I hope to also see this as a youtube short in your channel soon.
I've been watching Mark's videos for a while and... though i know he's not like young and in his 20's, he always looks energetic and full of soul on his videos. But the side camera shoots in the car here really reveals how much time has passed. Like ngl and no offense but his face did age. The scale of Cruch Labs nowadays really shocked me. Keep on Mark! And thanks to Colin amd Samir for the insight.
Mark’s videos have really turned into more of challenges with Crunchlabs Advertisements. His newer videos (Vortex Cannon, Acid vs Lava, Lava vs laser) are all challenge videos. They are still enjoyable, but I enjoyed the videos where he took a problem and created a solution with engineering. I think Mark should divide his yearly videos into challenges and problem/solution videos, to add more variety to his channel.
These videos just get better
Nicely done in this vid Colin! Just heard Mark on the How I Built This Podcast and y'all did an awesome job.
those final shots of the warehouse really cinch the impact of how much things have exploded
Such an amazing insight!!! From the Mark Rober POV to the FInancials.... thanks for sharing!!
Completely out of the blue, but this channel is such s good background voice... like... quality content, epic storyline... it's amazing
Makes so satisfying to watch and listen
Mark managed to get you to advertise CrunchLabs. That's genius.
What a great video! 😊
Marks comment about stopping autonomous is very relevant given what’s going on in Ukraine