Also, to me, this may take a long time to start seeing traction. You will have to analyze what works best on certain channels and milk them/implement strong suits. My advice from the bench is to be patient. You strike me as a guy who is persistent. Just fucking do this. It’s time 👍🏻

Hey I just remembered to reply thank goodness I watch my stuff back but I appreciate the support and time to type me a book. I vibe with ur rules except that I do not incriminate myself but I am definitely admitting that wrongs I do to God but I am Christian. Lol ty again bro that one hater deleted his comment it was based

There’s shitty “would you rather” tik tok accounts that are making 150k a year. I suppose having 20 accounts, something is bound to happen.

im not tryna make brain rot content though in my mind im like trying to make 20 accounts of something that I would make on one but thank you. lol short answer is my idea is 20 channels of just me trying to expand my ability to produce content, the "quality" is sacrificed in the short term, but as i attempt to make content and iterate then my 20 "10% quality" should hopefully compound until i can reach a theoretical max of 20 channels running at "100% quality" resulting in 2000% quality sort of. At least thats the idea lol. ill be bringing this up in the next video for today

THANK YOU BRO I will try my hardest!!!!

thats really funny you say that because thats apart of the type of reaction i would like to see.

THANK YOU UR COMMENT IS VERY BASED

WOOO!

thanks for the comment :)

thank you i appreciate the comment man <3

Thank you very much. I took yesterday off to go camping in my moms woods with just a sleeping bag. Was a great time except we got stormed on, but definitely gave me a fresh reset to HIT it again. Thank you for your comment <3

@@ojamagerrits That scenario sounds like it's from a movie haha. Jokes aside, looking forward to what is in store in your future youtube career! Also, you're welcome >:P

thanks bro!!!! hope i can meet expectations!

Bro nice thanks for commenting again! I fell behind on uploading and made my gf mad but they're going up tonight! I got them all sho

Thanks man!!! Not really sure what direction off the top of my head. I've actually been thinking about making it tougher on myself and scaling up to 40 or 100 lmao

@ you’re insane man! Hope you get recommended to me again. I’ll help you by letting you know when I see your vids! Seems like your OSRS channel could take off!

Today it's actually gotten like 10+ subs so it's doing great lmao

Thanks a lot though that'd be sick!!!

Loads of reasons if u stop in tomorrow's video I'll start off why in the first couple minutes

THANK YOU MAN 😆 I hope i earned ur sub!!!

Uhhhhhh lots of reasons but uh mostly because 20 > 1

I'll respond in tomorrow's update

Oh wow 👌 thank you I guess it makes everything I do 20x more risky too lmao

OMG COMMENTS lol sorry. To answer ur question. Kind of. It started that way but I'm shifting focus from the reason why I'm keeping it to low effort. That reason is to allow myself to grow into 20 "low effort" videos a day. Once I can hit my 20 videos or whatever quota makes sense, then I'll apply a little bit of "quality" to the entire system. This way when I practice a skill (writing, commentary, jokes, scripting, edits, etc) I'll try to apply it 20 times in a day just to get that 20x practice per daily cycle. At least that's the idea and this is me acting that idea out. Thanks for the question:) if there's something I could talk about in a future video ud be interested about I can try to cover it.

whats good way for the lil channels to get exposure

120k subs brother I salute u 🔥 🔥 🔥!!!!!!! Thank you for ur encouragement and if there's any strategies or whatever I can think of I'll definitely keep you in mind too so I can give as I grow. Thanks for your comment and if there's anything you're interested in me talking about lemme know and I'll try and get it covered!!!!

okay. thank you for the proverb. please then explain to me how managing 20 channels as if I was managing 1 is going to result in less discipline? Also please then explain to me how what you and the other guy said is correction by explaining what I'm exploring as an idea is inherently wrong?

Also if you're interested. I'd be interested in debating this topic in full length via Discord or something and posting the content unedited for people to judge for themselves if you're very confident that I'm wrong.

sorry bro but what are you saying? Management of 20 channels = ai music? I mean you comment of reasonable feedback, but then straw man the entire premise of this series. So I'm sorry I can't take you seriously what so ever. Thanks for the comment, but move on. jeez.

@@ojamagerrits u missed my point... i specifically was mentioning one of the videos in one channel which you were saying it was your best one so far... reminder for you to add 20 more channels btw

continue doing what you're doing tho, I hope you learn more about youtube. bye

@@Yuluco if i said that i misspoke it is not my best performing channel.

@@Yuluco and same to you.

i think im going to make 20 more channels now just because of this

nah @zomb32 youre right mate

now im going to make 20 more. every reply im making 20 more channels

Lmao if it gets u back to wisconsin

thx brotha

thanks dog i thought it was really shitty and i appreciate all the nice comments but now i wanna practice some stuff and do a legitimate tribute to 6 dogs. thank you again

Thank you!!!!!

@@ojamagerrits i keep coming back to the vid in my recommended can you post more? do you have light gloves? id send you some if you want

Hmmmm gotta think about that. Def gonna post more freestyles tho I just messed around with it for a long time I never thought people would be interested lol. Thank you but we'll see about he gloving stuff

@@ojamagerrits 6 dogs was just so great. check out some of the emazinglights videos and see its basically a more spectacle version of what you do and is, in my opinion, fantastic haha, I do it too but it hurts my hands. i just think youre really talented and should bless more peoples lives with your dexterity and expessive skill with this form of dance. namaste brudda

Well frig it bro I'll put something together ❤️

Rip to the legend

Yes rip to a legend 🙏

It was my pleasure ty for commenting

Ty ygo

:D

I have made a website xD no experience. Thanks :P

yeah bro wanna get rekt

Aight next episode incoming

XD

Thanks 8===)

hey bro dogpack lied about everything

Thank you

​@ojamagerrits DO THE THING! what a great motto.

Thanks man xD

Nah lol

Hehe

Thanks man I appreciate the comment and feedback !!

Hey thanks! Yeah idk im trying to think of the things to make people do better in a job enviroment and it keeps circling back to essentially "do better then everyone around you" lol but idk im trying

Okie dokie

Thanks for the comment

thank you very much !!!!!!!!!!!!! God Bless you !!!!

I think there might have been a misunderstanding in my analogy about trusting car manufacturers. My point wasn't about testing cars to see if they can go 60 mph, but rather about the trust we place in the safety of these cars without personally verifying all the safety tests and engineering behind them. When we drive a car at 60 mph for the first time, our trust isn't in our ability to test the speed, but in the myriad safety features and engineering standards that we believe have been rigorously checked by manufacturers and regulatory bodies. This type of trust, where we rely on the expertise and integrity of others, is similar in many ways to the kind of faith people place in various systems, whether technological, social, or even religious. It's crucial to recognize that in everyday life, we often rely on various types of knowledge and belief that aren't directly testable. For instance, historical knowledge and personal assurances, though influential, can't be proven in a lab yet they shape our understanding and actions significantly. I want to clarify that my video's goal isn’t to prove the existence of God, that’s a different discussion. Instead, I'm focusing on how the principles of Christianity, whether seen as divinely inspired or as valuable human wisdom, can lead to practical benefits. These benefits are observable in personal and societal outcomes, akin to testing through their impacts rather than through scientific means. We often place trust in untested expertise, like medical or technological advice, relying on expert interpretations rather than direct verification. In a similar way, Christian principles can be 'tested' by observing their effects on individuals and communities. It’s more about the practical outcomes of these principles than their supernatural origins. I understand there are secular alternatives to the moral teachings of Christianity. However, I find that the standards set by Jesus as a leader and the depth of transformation advocated in these teachings offer a uniquely compelling framework that often goes beyond what is typically emphasized in secular philosophies. For instance, the emphasis on forgiveness, selflessness, and community in Christianity cultivates a strong foundation for personal growth and societal harmony that might not be as pronounced in secular systems.

This is actually a thoughtful approach and, in many ways, it aligns with what I'm suggesting in the video. I'm focusing on the practical applications of Christian principles and how they can lead to personal and societal benefits, irrespective of one's complete adherence to every aspect of Christianity. When we look at any philosophical or ethical system, including religions, it's common to find that different people resonate with different parts. The focus of my discussion is on how certain teachings of Christianity, like compassion, forgiveness, and community support, have proven to be profoundly beneficial. These aren't necessarily exclusive to Christianity, but they are central to its teachings and can be appreciated in a secular or any other non-religious context as well. The idea isn't to cherry pick in a way that undermines the coherence of the religion, but rather to acknowledge that even if one doesn't fully subscribe to the religious aspects, the moral and ethical teachings can still provide substantial value. This approach allows individuals who may be non-religious to still find wisdom in religious teachings that can be applied to improve their lives and the well being of their communities.

because, half of a plane isn't a plane.

@@indiangamerbg8346 Actually, we used to use biplanes. we use half the wings now.. Christianity was an attempt to market a solution to a problem that they invented and wrapping older ideologies and ethical / moral philosophies within it. For instance, abandoning talionic 'justice'. There is, in fact, nothing positive which is unique to christianity, from a moral/ethical/philosophical vantage.

@@PhrontDoor biplanes was necessary ( in the sense that we still didn't figure out how to make morden day planes), but not anymore. Same with Christianity, it used to help us sleep tight even tho it caused many bad things, now we've grown to a point where we don't need it anymore.

Forgiveness, in its essence, means letting go of the anger or resentment held against someone for a perceived wrong. It’s about releasing the negative feelings and thoughts associated with past conflicts, which can be liberating and lead to personal peace. However, forgiving someone does not necessarily mean forgetting what happened or removing all consequences of their actions. When I say 'on sight' in the context of forgiveness, what I mean is that while I forgive you for past disagreements or hurtful actions, it does not automatically restore our relationship to its previous state. I have chosen to forgive to move past the emotional burden, but for my well being, I also need to set boundaries. This means limiting or controlling our interactions and not allowing certain past behaviors to disrupt my personal space. These boundaries are not about holding a grudge but about protecting my mental and emotional health. They are a way to respect my needs while acknowledging that I have moved past the anger. It's about creating a healthy environment for myself where I can interact comfortably, without the risk of recurring issues that might arise from unrestricted access to my personal spaces. In practical terms, this includes interactions on platforms like my KZbin channel. If you cross these boundaries, particularly by posting comments that disrupt this space, I will remove those comments to maintain a healthy environment. This action is not out of malice, but a necessary step to ensure that my digital spaces remain places where I can engage positively and constructively.

Hey man thank you!!!!! I will keep trying!