When I was a freshman in high school I discovered a channel called the computer nerd01 he made parody’s. when I started watching the computer nerd 01 I thought to myself man I wish I could make videos like that, but at that time making an actual channel never really crossed my mind because I didn’t think I could do it. In my sophomore year of high I discovered a YouTuber named Shane Dawson and when I watched him do skits and found out he ended up in a commercial and made his own films and watched videos about his life story I thought wow this guy is really inspiring and I have things in common with him, I hope one day I can do what he does. A year later after I graduated high school I decided to make a channel. The first time I made a video it was really scary because when I was in school I wasn’t liked much so I thought everyone was going to hate me just like school, but that’s not true.

What YouTuber inspired you to make videos?
I don't exactly recall who was the first person who inspired me, but I think it was Vanoss because of all the editing that he does. I'm Pretty sure later on, I was even inspired by people like Roberto Blake, Brain G. Johnson, and Nick Nimmin to go further with my channel.[DOUBLEPOST=1522538271,1522538068][/DOUBLEPOST]
I was mostly inspired by people like Chills and Top5s, without them I probably wouldn't have gotten into making videos
I always adore Mr. Nightmare's channel and the content that he made.
 
I've had a lot of people inspire me to do YouTube, but really it started because I wanted to upload Call of Duty videos, so people like Nadeshot, TheMarkofJ, ExoticMoTion, OpTicBigTymeR and maybe MerK with his Coach MerK series. They inspired me to actually get good at CoD and I wanted to upload videos and basically do what they were doing. Obviously I didn't really end up making CoD videos except for a series on the mobile spinoff which I thought would help me get my foot in the door with a CoD audience but instead I decided to keep doing mobile games.

After that it has been people like L.A. Beast, Furious Pete, GMM, Brodie Smith. McJuggerNuggets did a short series about how to be successful on YouTube that also really inspired me. Those channels don't have much in common with the content I make but they made content that made me feel like I didn't have to be a natural entertainer to do YouTube. Some of those people like the LA Beast or Rhett and Link were not the most polished entertainers when they started but they got better over time and that was what I needed to see to feel comfortable starting YouTube as someone whose social skills were lacking.
 
I've had a lot of people inspire me to do YouTube, but really it started because I wanted to upload Call of Duty videos, so people like Nadeshot, TheMarkofJ, ExoticMoTion, OpTicBigTymeR and maybe MerK with his Coach MerK series. They inspired me to actually get good at CoD and I wanted to upload videos and basically do what they were doing. Obviously I didn't really end up making CoD videos except for a series on the mobile spinoff which I thought would help me get my foot in the door with a CoD audience but instead I decided to keep doing mobile games.

After that it has been people like L.A. Beast, Furious Pete, GMM, Brodie Smith. McJuggerNuggets did a short series about how to be successful on YouTube that also really inspired me. Those channels don't have much in common with the content I make but they made content that made me feel like I didn't have to be a natural entertainer to do YouTube. Some of those people like the LA Beast or Rhett and Link were not the most polished entertainers when they started but they got better over time and that was what I needed to see to feel comfortable starting YouTube as someone whose social skills were lacking.
I like Rhett and link, their videos are always entertaining!
 
honestly, my biggest inspiration on YouTube is probably either Pixielocks or Ash Hardell. I love them both so much! But a gaming YouTuber called Dlive was the first person who made me realize YouTubers were a thing, and the first person i subscribed too, so he is also an inspiration even though i dont watch him anymore.
 
My inspiration is definitely JacksFilms. I love everything about his content and the way it makes me laugh and smile. So I decided I wanted to make people smile and laugh too!
 
When I first started, I was inspired by Grace Helbig and iiSuperwomanii, but I'm starting to find Colleen Ballinger and Shane Dawson more inspirational now.
 
I watch a youtube channel called MrBeast... He has inspired me to create my channel, he shows that anybody can pretty much be successful with youtube as long as you know what you're doing and you put time and planning into what you're doing. Hope he never quits!
 
I did not know anything about the profit in Youtube but I was uploading clips videos until I reached one million subscribers and billions of views and then regretted
 
Oh Jeez thats a loaded question really. I've always wanted to do something like this but I've never really had a clear and vivid idea of how to do it till last year. I'd say my first inspriation would have probably been James Rolfe with The AVGN (Particularly his more straight reviews and his yearly "Monster madness" videos) as time went by I found "Stoned Gremlin Productions" and the cinema snob who I pretty much watched constantly up until quite recently. Red Letter Media were the guys who made me realise I could talk about weird and unusual movies without being a screechy ranty type reviewer and Tom Scott made it okay for me to totally dig deep into the more obscure facts and information I could find. all of these pretty much came together to form what I currently do :)
 
When I was a freshman in high school I discovered a channel called the computer nerd01 he made parody’s. when I started watching the computer nerd 01 I thought to myself man I wish I could make videos like that, but at that time making an actual channel never really crossed my mind because I didn’t think I could do it. In my sophomore year of high I discovered a YouTuber named Shane Dawson and when I watched him do skits and found out he ended up in a commercial and made his own films and watched videos about his life story I thought wow this guy is really inspiring and I have things in common with him, I hope one day I can do what he does. A year later after I graduated high school I decided to make a channel. The first time I made a video it was really scary because when I was in school I wasn’t liked much so I thought everyone was going to hate me just like school, but that’s not true.

What YouTuber inspired you to make videos?
I can relate so much to you! Shane Dawson was definitely one of the first YouTubers I've watched!
I remember it waaaay back when I was still a teenager in the Philippines.
Now I'm 22 and in the US! Crazy how I've seen him grow..

He's definitely one of the personalities that inspire me. Tana Mongeau is also a huge inspiration to me! And Nikita Dragun! Honestly, there are a lot and it would take me ages to even get close to being done! haha
 
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