Amari Cooper American football wide receiver for the Cleveland Browns T-Shirt

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Theres a huge different between people who genuinely enjoy your video and engage to you VS those who has hidden agenda for their own benefit. You are right for dealing with him this early. If you dont, he will eventually crawling all over your other videos like a stalker virus spam scammer bot. No you did the Amari Cooper American football wide receiver for the Cleveland Browns T-Shirt What’s more,I will buy this right thing. If you are a creator and you go into someone else’s comments and talk about your content thats effed up. Esp if you are a bigger creator. That was me who posted that. Apologies. If you head on over to my channel I’ve posted another update which explains it all. I don’t know the streamer industrie, but I personally would reach out and see if you can both throw eachother help. That way it opens doors instead of of working against eachother you could benefit from each other’s followers. I think I’d reach out and and open the conversation to get a feel on the guy. If it’s good use it for mutual benefit. If it’s bad cut em out. Thanks for all the replies. I will handle it differently next time. I appreciate the different perspectives. It really is helpful. That’s a whole part of building a reputation. This principle applies everywhere, not just on YouTube. I personally don’t mind it, as long as the comments on my channel aren’t blatantly promoting their own content When I was live streaming on other platforms I ran into a lot of ideologies regarding “self promo” and saw a lot of drama between creators about it. To a point there can be issues with it in that space, but honestly if you look at your feelings truthfully you’ll see it’s just insecurity. I gave up any sort of mentality regarding that when making videos on YT because there’s not much time sensitive about that content. If people leave and go watch one of my commenters videos it doesn’t mean they won’t still watch mine and if they are leaving my video then there isn’t anything I could do to stop them outside of entertaining them better. I can’t control viewers but I can control my content, so I try to focus on that. From my personal experience as someone who comments on other creators videos who are making content around what I do: It’s just to network or share joy on a topic. I don’t think I hardly ever see any increase in subs or views from commenting on other videos, but I often get to meet other creators with similar interests and if they don’t respond or interact with me I can at least hope I’ve helped them out by adding engagement to their video. IMO one of the hardest things to do, but one that’s pretty crucial is to spend less time on what you think others are doing and have more time to concern yourself with what you’re doing.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.