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I literally just make low effort videos that take 2 days to make. at most I just edit audio and some quick cuts. this is not my job, so why should I care? at the Some Of Us Grew Up Listening To Rick Springfield The Cool Ones Still Do T-Shirt but I will buy this shirt and I will love this moment I make no money, got no bitches and am a some person on the internet. nothing more, nothing less. Ik i am sick of people saying “ i spent 10 hours on my first video and it got no views” it’s a marathon not a sprint And what matters most is WHAT kind of video you’re pushing out there. A super well made 1:00 long “first video” of a vertical YouTube Short of Taylor Swift and the Chiefs content released a day before or morning of Superbowl is gonna do tonnnnnnnnnnnnnns better than the same subject matter as a 1:00 minute long widescreen video released to “normal” YouTube. And both will do far better than a video about lawnmower repair or iPhone screen replacement or David Bowie music reaction or Modern Warfare 3 Sniper Kills at the same time because that stuff could come out at any time, really. I personally couldn’t care less about “chasing trends” but I have a very strong feeling of that is how you can “easily” get out of the gate w/ your first video exploding in a viral sense day 1 —- you gotta have perfect timing/relevancy. It’s stupid, but some people don’t care how they get famous as long as they get famous.

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