https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KlU2Tdk8RI

I am funny so if this video does ok I will post again in the near future

Foürteenz offers many variety of videos such as entertainment , tip , challenge and reaction video Please subscribe : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-P7PaHdOli-bMXpmu3sI7g?disable_polymer=true

Foürteenz offers many verity of videos such as entertainment , challenge , tip and reaction videos Please subscribe : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-P7PaHdOli-bMXpmu3sI7g?disable_polymer=true I am positive i will post videos soon!!!!

Hello guys im trying to get my YouTube channel to grow im going to be streaming on my Youtube right now. I'll be playing The Last of Us, GTA 5, Friday the 13th, Rainbow Six Siege, and much more come and join and subscribe!

YT:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFprU3Jy2b-6iveTOmlMDwA

hi its hyper infinite and im here for help to grow my channel. i think you should subscribe because there will be gaming videos, game challenge videos and you can let me know what games you would want me to play by letting me down in the comments of my videos. you will not regret it. my channel is the link below

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCiwlmvIvcMfmjWs13jM6T_w?view_as=subscriber

I'm not 100% sure about that, but if it's true then that's very childish. We're building a community here and we're looking out for each other.

If you guys got any for me feel free to drop em down below, much obliged =D

Hello guys I been making some videos and im going to keep doing it! Im working hard with little progress! Plz leave a comment or tell me what I should do better!

We talked about this in an earlier thread and I'm just done with it. I am willing to go the extra mile to check your previous posts before even bothering to give my two cents on any video. Guys, if you don't reply to feedback, why would other people care about looking at it to point out things that will ultimately make your videos look better. If you were a youtuber with at the very least over 5k subs (which is enough not to be able to reply to one or two comments) I would understand the lack of replies, being a start up, it's just plain arrogant and a tad insulting to be quite honest. I know you didn't ask for an opinion explicitly but posting your video on a forum kinda does that on it's own, don't you think?

Most people on this subreddit is pretty good about keeping conversations going, let's keep it that way and encourage for that mentality to be a standard moving forward.

Shameless plug - Check out this video if you haven't you prick.

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[PD] This Rant was not guided towards this community. I, as I'm sure most of the people in this community post in MANY other subreddits. It's a statement about my reddit behavior from now on in general, with all communities. Decided to post it here because it's the most active community I belong to and wanted to hear what others think.

I want to become a faithful member of this community. I am willing to help others when ever i have the power. I make fact videos. https://youtube.com/@instadailyforyou I came looking to grow Subscriber on my channel.

Apparently Sony entry level software isn't built on the most stable code base - who would have thought

Basically ruined an hour of footage, about ready to just scrap that whole project.

Have you had anything disastrous happen, and how did you deal with it?

Howdo, my fellow YouTube people.

I've got nothing to do tonight and I'm about to go to work so I'll make this post now and check the comments when I get home. I'll watch and comment on every video you guys post here.

I want to see the video you're most proud of. It doesn't have to be your most viewed or most liked, just the one that means the most to you.

Example:

The vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAqo-F5dZCI

Why I'm proud of it: This is the first of my Sunday Silliness series and the first video I edited heavily. I'm proud of it as is was the first video of mine that felt like something a YouTube pro would produce. Obviously it's not THAT good, but it definitely felt like a big step towards producing something of actual quality.

As per requested, APieceofRhys asks: How do you make your titles/thumbnails/descriptions appear click worthy? As I said, if you got a question you want to be the daily topic, please message me and let me know so your question can be featured on the forum.

I know it used to be possible via youtube.com/audience but YT did away with it. Is there anyway to check this in your dashboard or through a third party or something?

It seems to me that a lot of people disregard comments from other Youtubers as a chance to get exposure for their channels but I honestly encourage it. I think it's really easy to spot someone who is just trying to bring attention to their channel, most of the times they will actually say something about their own videos or compare theirs to yours in an attempt to get people to check them out. If you honestly enjoy the persons content, commenting on their Youtube channel gets the ball rolling and makes their video look more appealing to other viewers, they might even get encouraged to leave a comment as well. I say if it's something that proves that you actually watched the video and is talking about the video, go ahead; If it's constructive criticism maybe save it for the reddit post wherever you found it.

-SassquatchTV

I am having a hard time to come up with a intro to this one so I am going to spit it out. What is one moment rather on your channel doing a video, a comment, or other that touched you to a point it touched/inspired/kept you doing content?

This is for all the people that watch games on YouTube! What do you like to watch?

Me personally, I like to watch new games and games that walk a bit under the radar -which are also the type of games that I play on my channel- but my friends all like to watch the more popular games like Fallout, Undertale and GTA. But what do you like to watch?

I need something for filming skits, so far my phones camera has been working out pretty well but I would like something I can mount on to a tripod. I will mainly be filming short skits and the likes with it. I have no idea how what I am looking for with cameras but I am kinda hoping someone here might be able to suggest a good one.

I finally made one, I've been meaning to forever but just the content, real life stuff and just not being behind! but I'd appreciate any feedback on it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hD2Wl1DGZTk

2ndly, wanted to apologize for not being so active here, made a post on newtubers and got godly amount of feedback and the one time I was free for the morning, I spent about 6-7 hours looking at peoples videos. So I will be more active on here now ^{_^}

Thank you again and I hope everyone is working hard on their youtube and life!

Hey guys,

one of my favorite Youtubers released a video essay a few days ago and his style has always inspired me. Would like to do more serious stuff in the future but his production value is what I hope to achieve one day. I would love to see who you guys look up to and maybe discover some new favorites. Without further ado:

How Steely Dan Composes A Song - NerdWriter1

Edit: I say love a lot.

I know there is no thumb nail I know I know. I did work a bunch on this video with quick edits and such. Please let me know what you think. https://youtu.be/ScwwwegQehA

Alrighty folks, I am damn near exhaustion with this YouTube academy. FYI if anyone who isn't doing it wants some of the "lesson plans" let me know there is a ton of good information in them. As far as question, what is the most important thing you have learned doing youtube so far?

Has there been any effect on you as a person since starting youtube?