Where Did 1 Year of Full-Time YouTube Get Me?

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Thank you for this video. Ever since my Pixel Gun 3D video blew up, I've been stuck trying to figure out why my next videos didn't perform well, but after watching this video, it made me feel a bit better about myself and I decided to just keep making videos I want to make and see where my journey goes.

good job man your videos fucking rule. also get that raid shadow legends bag my goat

I came for the Smooves, stayed for the variety and interesting viewpoints you provide. Good luck on this journey, and thanks for the content

I loved the StarCraft video AND this honest update. I can’t wait to see what you put out next 💪

I liked your gaming content enough to watch the video where you talked about deciding to do this. cool follow up. starcraft brought me here, love fighting games too but I've watched most of your competitive gaming sphere stuff, it's great and the only fortnight anything I've ever watched. I wish you the best.

I literally found this channel today, can't wait for what's in store!

you are one of my favorite creators out right now!! your videos are unlike anyone elses and i almost always leave your videos feeling inspired & congrats on hitting your goal man you deserve it

Yooo congrats! I watched the StarCraft video just a few days after it came out and didn't know it ended up catching momentum. I remember posting it on Melee Stats back then trying to share how cool it was haha. Thanks for sharing your story and looking forward to whatever comes next.

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I love all of your videos so far. You've got great taste. And like people have been saying on your other videos, you're producing content worthy of a way larger audience than you currently have. Best of luck to the future!

Metamorph Harrison :D

So happy you got a spotlight on Atriocs stream, im so happy i found this channel!!!
Also this video is so beautifully shot, loved the shot with the umbrella that was just so satisfying to look at

You are making schmoozes

One of the best ways to grow is to collaborate. Interview some bigger creators. Do a project with others. Do a litte podcast (don't go full pod cast).

We love community. We want to see friends interacting.

Yoo

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Good going ❤

Even a Raid deal. My boy made it

i genuinely forgot that this video was a day ago, because i couldn't imagine some great videos having such low view counts. good luck man, you've got some amazing content and i can't imagine what you want to do next. good luck!

I think it's important to slow down sometimes and just accept things for what they are. It absolutely sucks when you get algorithm-d and then you try to recreate it, but it doesn't work out - or when you create something that you *love*, something that you think is the best thing you've done, something you could watch multiple times - and then it doesn't perform well.

It hurts, but I just take a step back in these times and remind myself that I'm doing all this because I enjoy it. I create these videos, because I feel there's a lack for them in the current atmosphere and I genuinely enjoy the process of making them as well

I know for a fact bro was waiting for the raid email 😂

Well done again RESPRiT. Macie and I really enjoyed watching this. :) I have the coolest friends!!

this was a really cool self reflection, thanks for sharing!

this is my fav resprit video yet!

genuinely one of my biggest inspirations

congrats on both achieving your goal and getting that raid sponsor bag <3

You got me into movement games! Love your videos keep it up.

Filming this in the woods is really cool. you are really experimental I love this format. I Can relate to a lot of the struggles you talk about. I saw this video and passed on watching it at first but I’m so glad I came around and clicked :)

Really good video man, I'm not only really impressed by how well your editing is getting, but the authenticity and relatability I see in your personality is really what makes this channel one of the best. Great work!

This is definitely my favorite video so far. I can relate a lot to the topics about challenging yourself and not being too hard on yourself if you don't make it. After all, if you're never failing you're likely not aiming high enough.

I'm very curious to learn more about what you learned about learning in college. I think a lot of us could gain a lot from knowing what to look for when setting goals and looking for ways to improve ourselves.

That combo video was so cool and you never even shared the coolest part, the code.

This is a cool insight into your journey. I originally found your channel from that first Atrioc reaction and have really enjoyed seeing you explore a variety of different topics

Keep going :)

I love seeing videos about other creator's journey, it inspires me to try harder with my channel

I'm happy you made your $1K goal

You're pretty much describing the exact mental situation nearly all creators go through pretty much all the time. Stick with it g

Interestingly i found you via the yo-yo vid, which seems to be blowing up right now, but i dont think you mentioned in this video at all

Your yoyo video was really well produced. I was very impressed.

cade o tal do fulltime lancando o do starcraft

This was a well spoken and well made video. Take a breath my man, you got this.

hey whatcha doin

I love your documentaries, the writing, footage, narration and editing is all top tier, please keep on making them, I've been wating for the promised part 2 and 3 of the Starcraft documentary for 5 months now, hope you keep at it and find happiness while doing it!

can u talk about ur decision to step away from cs and phd in cs?

yeah, you’re underrated. i’m sorry that you couldn’t get more people to see your videos :(

i really like the setting, very creative, chatting in different parts with different angle in maybe one forest in sync with different things you were talking to, love it!

I hated myself in a weird way for a few years, I could never stick to something I was good at. I look at the best of the best in each of my numerous hobbies I have picked up and put down, and I always felt so frustrated with the fact that I couldn't find what I was best at. I always found something else, more interesting, captivating, but then I'd end up going back to what I did before, then something new, then back again, then a different thing, then maybe something else, you get the point. I was a jack of all trades, and I didn't like that, I wanted to find what I could be a master at. Then I found melee, and it was the strangest thing. I played for a few months, and it was awful. I couldn't get close to anyone, neither did I have anyone to practice against to improve. My region has very few new players, most just quit, so I felt stuck. Then it hit me, I do what I'm bad at. I "chronically suck" as you put it. When I get good at something, I stop doing it, and I start doing something I'm bad at. Typically, it's something that is different, something that challenges how I go about doing/learning things. Melee was the prime example. I suck at reading people. I suck at seeing what habits people have and how to exploit them. I suck at figuring out which habits of mine are being exploited. That's why I started playing melee. It was so hard. I still suck, but I'm working on it. It's not a conscious decision either. I just sort of find myself spending more time with what I'm bad at, and I find a goal to reach. Sometimes those goals are too much, I do my best to reach them anyway. If I don't reach them, that's fine. I'm still no longer bad at it. In melee, my goal is to improve past my practice partner, or end up as #2 in the world. It's an awful goal, I know, but it's something to work towards. As it stands, I'm nowhere close. He understands how I play so fundamentally it's hard for me to even win when I'm up 2 stocks. But whether or not make it, I'll learn. And then the next hard thing will not be as hard. Not only because I built up a tolerance for hard stuff, but because melee is the most miserable experience I have ever gone through lol. Anyways, thanks for paying some mind to my thoughts. Good luck on the climb(s)!

hope you haven't quit, your content is great!