So what's your motivation?

[Shiroo]

What motivates me is that maybe, JUST maybe there is that one person that watched my video and smiled. And if there is none, then there hopefully will in the future

So what motivates you to make videos?

 

[Leo Hashee]

The people that watch my videos and the enjoyment I get from making them. And the fact that I just MAY be able to do this for a living.

 

[KBsVlog]

What motivates me is that maybe, JUST maybe there is that one person that watched my video and smiled. And if there is none, then there hopefully will in the future

So what motivates you to make videos?

RWJ sometimes. Once in awhile i go an watch a shaytards video but not very often as they're too long.

 

[Samithman]

What motivates me is that maybe, JUST maybe there is that one person that watched my video and smiled. And if there is none, then there hopefully will in the future

So what motivates you to make videos?

Well gaming and people who emjoy gaming, I've gotten to the point in my life where i dont really know any hardcore gamers anymore and thats very upsetting so the fact that i can post my thoughts on the internet and talk to gamers is amazing and something i want in on

 

[Stike96]

What motivates me is that maybe, JUST maybe there is that one person that watched my video and smiled. And if there is none, then there hopefully will in the future

So what motivates you to make videos?

That I am helping people everyday and the fact that my subscribers keep bumping up every few days .

 

[JewBearBagel]

What mostly motivates me is the fact that if I succeeded in what I'm trying to do, than I would also be fulfilling my life's dream, which is to produce content that people enjoy (Only gaming videos right now and for AWHILE).

UNNECCESARY INFORMATION ALERT (I don't know how to spoiler xD)
Since I was a small child I always liked to write short novels, and create short stories (like 12+ pages for me lol) to read in front of classmates and what not. I was interested in stand up comedy for a short while but twas not my shtick. I was always unsure of what I actually wanted to do with my life, because there were no realistic fields of work that I was interested in. I was very scared of the future because of that. I convinced myself I'd be a writer, as that was always what I enjoyed most, but I soon realized that was not my shtick either. I wanted to give the enjoyment myself, I wanted it to come through me in a more real way, not translated off of a page. (Though I don't plan on giving up on writing ) That left me more confused as to what to do. But then about a year ago, I found out that Pewdiepie was a thing. I didn't very much enjoy him, but when I saw that it was possible to do what he was doing, I knew what I wanted to do. So now after waiting patiently for about a year and a half, I'm finally getting the opportunity to give it my best shot. But that was a lot a ramble...Been a couple of days since I had a minute to waste like this lol.

 

[Shiroo]

What mostly motivates me is the fact that if I succeeded in what I'm trying to do, than I would also be fulfilling my life's dream, which is to produce content that people enjoy (Only gaming videos right now and for AWHILE).

UNNECCESARY INFORMATION ALERT (I don't know how to spoiler xD)
Since I was a small child I always liked to write short novels, and create short stories (like 12+ pages for me lol) to read in front of classmates and what not. I was interested in stand up comedy for a short while but twas not my shtick. I was always unsure of what I actually wanted to do with my life, because there were no realistic fields of work that I was interested in. I was very scared of the future because of that. I convinced myself I'd be a writer, as that was always what I enjoyed most, but I soon realized that was not my shtick either. I wanted to give the enjoyment myself, I wanted it to come through me in a more real way, not translated off of a page. (Though I don't plan on giving up on writing ) That left me more confused as to what to do. But then about a year ago, I found out that Pewdiepie was a thing. I didn't very much enjoy him, but when I saw that it was possible to do what he was doing, I knew what I wanted to do. So now after waiting patiently for about a year and a half, I'm finally getting the opportunity to give it my best shot. But that was a lot a ramble...Been a couple of days since I had a minute to waste like this lol.

Great! I really wish you the best of luck on both your YouTube and writing career

 

[TReau]

The everyday little-motivations that I get include: likes to my videos, positive comments on my videos, and new subscribers.

The overall driving force behind my motivation is that hopefully I'll find a way to make a career out of YouTube and get paid doing something that I love to do. Maybe even, YouTube could be the force that opens other doors in my life. You never know!

 

[frankgamershow]

First, I love the process of making a video.

Second, I think I have something to add. It's as simple as that.

 

[MF Patrick]

What motivates me is the fact that when I get old I can watch my videos and remember I was the best player in the world .