Reacting To Youtuber's First Videos

oni because it's just two, like two young guys going out, just guys being guys going out alone in an afternoon and they say, you know what YouTube is, let's record a YouTube video, this is up. in 2017 but obviously this was a lot longer ago they're done now so anyway in the comments section below I would say what ps3 games do I have so you can, in the description you mean yes, in the description I'll say that and he say, well xbox fans you got it, it reminds me of watching old smosh stuff, you know, that mortal kombat video they made in their room, it's got that vibe that's an absolute brilliance, if I've ever seen one , who is probably the oldest in this video is older or younger ethan to the current ethan says he is 15 years old in this video wow because the other one, the fergalicious, is not like a youtube upload, he was not uploading

videos

on youtube to that age, it was a video that was like a home video that was recorded and then he showed it to people on youtube, but this is like his

first

real youtube video, it's like he was a

youtuber

15, good Jesus, he was 22 when I uploaded

first

.

He was about to turn 23, so it was like. four months before I turned 23. So the strange thing is that I started my channel right before Ethan's current age and actually a lot of my other friends are getting older and it's crazy to see that now you have someone like Tommy who is coming up content and he's 16 years old and he's the biggest thing of last year on Twitch, that's wild, so many people are growing up so fast at such young ages that I hope everyone takes care of themselves first of all because that's a lot. pressure to put on you at such a young age that I couldn't even handle it when I was 24.

I was 24 when the channel hit 1 million subscribers, so so many people are starting on YouTube so young, I'm 16 now. I did it. I have Internet in my house, so that will tell you a lot about the current trajectory of some people compared to the early days of YouTube. I feel old anyway, this video has been going on for years, so I'm leaving. If there are a lot of other people I could watch, maybe we'll do a second update of this and you guys can leave suggestions in the comments about who to watch and if anyone had any big changes between their previous

videos

and Now, it was interesting to watch, see how It's the people, it's fascinating how some people went from liking them to being better at entertaining but still being them, and then other people went from being very young and lacking confidence to much more. older and much more confident and mature and much better at presenting themselves.

Growth is different for everyone, but everyone has to start somewhere and everyone has to start with a certain setup and a certain video. It's easy to see everyone doing it now and be like, oh, you started there and you had a great team the whole time and then you look back at the older videos like no, we started nowhere. I started in a log cabin with no front camera, my webcam we had recorded at 15 fps and I used that as my microphone on my caller and that was it and I had a shitty computer that had like a 560 back in the day so I just start with what you have and keep growing and keep creating content and eventually you'll get there.

It's a tough business, but everyone starts somewhere, everyone starts from scratch, but I hope this is at least interesting to watch. I just wanted to do it in general, so I thought I'd record it anyway. But if you liked it, don't forget to like it. video and don't forget to subscribe to all that stuff, whatever you're already used to, we've been doing this for eight years, nothing's really changed, but yeah, I'll see you in the next one.