but you're not factoring in time. Wheezy Waiter's content and has always been amazing, but he didn't get 100 subs till he'd been doing it a year. It's not like the big channels put out a video and then BOOM they were huge. They had to make it just like we do.
This!
What I can't seem to understand is why people look down upon other people because they have dreams of becoming famous or well-known...
What I can't seem to understand is why people look down upon other people because they have dreams of becoming famous or well-known...
Yes, I make videos because I like doing it! I love recording and producing a slew of different gaming related content, because I like the world around it and the reactions I get from people who like seeing that content. It is one of the biggest reasons I keep doing it, the community is great and very involved to a point where you can get into a very nice conversation with someone because they like the stuff you make on the internet.
But I don't make illusions for myself that Youtube is "only for fun" or you "shouldn't do it to become famous"! Interactive video is on the rise and might one day replace the entirety of television as we know it now, and it will spawn a lot of demand for creators like us... So screw that, I'm good at this excrement and if I keep improving and working at it I might just be able to make a job out it. Not because I have the urgent need for recognition or I get off on fans telling me they want to lick my elbow, but because I really like doing it!
So tell me again how I shouldn't take my channel, views and subscribers seriously...?
P.S. Pervert Pete, this post isn't meant to insult or demean you, it just so happens that you touched upon the topic. No hard feelings!
It's even better when wearing short sleeves... Or briefs...
Oh, I totally understand. I'm just talking about the people who are complaining about it. If you want to get famous, absolutely go for it! I just don't understand complaining about it. I thought fame is just something that just happens and is not based on talent or effort. Like how the Kardashians, Paris Hilton and fucktards like them got famous.What I can't seem to understand is why people look down upon other people because they have dreams of becoming famous or well-known...
Yes, I make videos because I like doing it! I love recording and producing a slew of different gaming related content, because I like the world around it and the reactions I get from people who like seeing that content. It is one of the biggest reasons I keep doing it, the community is great and very involved to a point where you can get into a very nice conversation with someone because they like the stuff you make on the internet.
But I don't make illusions for myself that Youtube is "only for fun" or you "shouldn't do it to become famous"! Interactive video is on the rise and might one day replace the entirety of television as we know it now, and it will spawn a lot of demand for creators like us... So screw that, I'm good at this excrement and if I keep improving and working at it I might just be able to make a job out it. Not because I have the urgent need for recognition or I get off on fans telling me they want to lick my elbow, but because I really like doing it!
So tell me again how I shouldn't take my channel, views and subscribers seriously...?
P.S. Pervert Pete, this post isn't meant to insult or demean you, it just so happens that you touched upon the topic. No hard feelings!
So true! Those people have no apparent talent or skill, yet they still get followed around by hungry paparazzi because "it's a thing"... If you look at it that way, maybe "it" isn't fair at all