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I love ideas, since as I said Iâm… uncreative in the beginning stages of an idea. For example, when I was taking a writing class, I struggled and struggled to find topics to write about. Once I got my topic, the essay itself was easy, and I generally got good grades. But when my teacher would assign something to write about… Man, I could blow through that essay no problem. As I said, Iâm not funny alone, I leech off of something, and I think thatâs true in all aspects of what I do.
I just need to start with virality, like Cantina Pencil Girl (who is actually legitimately funny). Her first video was #1 on trending… Thatâs such an amazing feat. Itâs a lot like Darude – Sandstorm Potato Guy.
(I feel like Iâve disgraced the thread originally intended for Kumquatâs Enjoyment…)
(No, Masøn, because your first video will be one that Kumquat will enjoy…guaranteed.)
The “start with virality” is a myth…you have sufficient popularity from your comments, Masøn. You just need to make sure you’re using the talents God has given you to do your best whenever set forth the vision of your channel and make your first video (if that’s something you decide to do).
(It’s not disgraced, it’s enhanced. I agree with Jeff)
Mason DO IT. I just did a reaction video as my first video. Plus people know you in comment sections (How many times have I seen someone comment that on Studio C or another channel, lol). I think you could get a good name for yourself.
*Palpatine voice*
Do it
Oh my.
So I’ve been thinking about Masøn & producing videos on YouTube, and here is what I’ve concluded:
Right now, Masøn is one of the best commenters on YouTube. The Bible verse that best explains what he tries to do is Proverbs 15:23, “A man finds joy in giving an apt replyâ and how good is a timely word!” Reading his comments always seem to enhance the video viewing experience, as he understands the intended audience with each comment he writes.
If he were to branch into video production, it would have to fit into that theme somehow. I don’t think Masøn would gain much satisfaction from making videos unless they fit into a bigger motivation station. They would have to be structured such that anyone [from his intended audience] would finish watching and think, “I am so glad I spent some of my precious time watching Masøn’s video.” I’m not sure what structure or genre or topic or style or factors (or donkeys) would make a Masøn M. video, but I know how it will feel once it’s done. Even a short, fun, lighthearted, timely video from Masøn will have a little bit of substance to it, because he’s made it for his intended audience with purpose.
Maybe I’m being too idealistic, but that’s what I’ve been thinking about today.
I think thatâs definitely on point.
Part 1:
Part 2:
Can’t believe I’d never seen those before, those are brilliant…
Those are phenomenal.
I’m hoping Kumquat is able to show up in the fancast this time…we’ll see how the logistics shake out.
He did show up in the fancast, I’m pleased to report. His main segment started at 1:01:13, but you can also hear his voice in the intro and in the final saying of “Happy Ryan and Matthew Appreciation Station Day”.
Hereâs a âRyan Matlock isnât releasing content right now, so hereâs the best current video regarding puns and holidays that I could find that also relates to the motivation discussion from earlier in this threadâ video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=plb_pbcslfw
#BringBackTheEntrePUNeuerAfterTheWeddingPlease
In comment #42707, I meant 1:01:03 for the timestamp.
I spotted a video that made me think of this thread, whether or not it’s actually a video that fits with this thread:
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