Analyzing the Influencer to Popstar Pipeline

[@nicky.reardon]

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[@eliduckitt]

i mean madison beer was never really an influencer, she started as an artist and got labeled as an influencer

[@SkarGig]

I first heard her on KDA's Popstars song 🎵 never followed her socials though. I like her music.

[@User-q8d9j]

People knew her from tiktok

[@Paddytj]

@User-q8d9jnot true. I knew her as the girl Justin Bieber got signed and if anything I mostly knew her from vine in 2014, not tiktok.

[@hannahharris5561]

Same as Troye I thought…

[@mynameisreallycool1]

I think people are confused because even though she was not an influencer, she hung around people who were influencers and has that stereotypical "influencer" look, so I think people who didn't know her that well or how her career started maybe assumed she was one?

[@roboelectrooverlord6346]

Troye was releasing music independently and winning singing competitions years before he blew up on KZbin.

[@keilaalijaii8401]

I came here to say this but I knew in my heart it had already been said

[@sydneyprather8668]

I mean, yeah, but that doesn’t change the fact that he first became popular as a KZbinr before becoming popular as an artist.

[@amalia5402]

I think there's a big distinction between someone like Troye or Conan, who wanted to be singers since they were kids and from the start it was clear that making music was always their goal and passion in life, and they built an online following through seeking the kind of community that, at the time, wasn't available to them in their real life. Compared to someone like the D'Amelios where it feels like after they blew up on TikTok they quickly realized how fleeting and unpredictable that kind of fame is, so they started scrambling for something more stable and legitimate and music seemed like an easy option. Audiences aren't dumb, people can pick up on earnestness.

[@nicky.reardon]

I think you’re misunderstanding the point I’m trying to make here. I wasn’t evaluating anyone on their talent or abilities. It was specifically geared towards people who had established audiences for creating content, and successfully transferred that to a Music audience. I totally agree with you Troye and Conan had that clear intention from day one, but for the purposes of specifically this video. I was analyzing their music release strategies and marketing

[@alishamertelus1340]

Madison was never meant to be an influencer. She actually started out by being discovered and was actually signed to a label around the age of 14 before she was dropped. She had to start from scratch all over again. I'm very saddened by how misunderstood she is.

[@delreyluvr89]

and she still isnt. there are so many big names in music that use social media as a marketing tool or even casually that arent marked as a influencer. take doja cat and sza for example, they started out releasing music but doja makes funny comedy videos for her tiktok and instagram and sza is almost always found sharing memes and posting selfies but they arent viewed as influencers?

[@SOULADARLING]

@@delreyluvr89it’s not a hard to figure out question Doja and sza are more known for their music. Hit upon hit upon hit in different years so they also have the advantage of somewhat having eras. Madison is either know as a pretty girl with instagram face or an Ariana clone which isn’t good for branding.

[@lauramessy]

@SOULADARLING her first album was definitely very inspired by Ariana’s music but her new album was much different and I think now she found her own sound/aesthetic.

[@delreyluvr89]

@ girl did we listen to the same album or do you just hear high pitched runs in a pop song and think ariana? they did the same thing to ariana with mariah and now its madisons turn. when will people just accept that there will continue to be future generations of pop singers with a high vocal range, that doesnt make them all the same or even similar.

[@lauramessy]

@@delreyluvr89 girl you’re not making any sense, nobody said that’s a bad thing

[@Jamie_Swan]

for me, the first person who broke through on KZbin was Christina Grimmie. i know that she didn’t get as much mainstream success. but she posted a cover and was discovered by Selena Gomez and eventually went on tour with her as the opening act. i wish we could’ve seen her grow more as an artist if she was still with us. 💚

[@fragilebean6191]

Yess!! Fully agree🥹 rip to that sweet, sweet angel.

[@yourmomsfavsl-t]

I fully agree!! I think about her all the time🤍 I still look up her music from time to time

[@fuxgrl]

part of the reason why madison beer’s discography is all over the place is bc of her record label history. the first one wanted to push her to pop and she was stuck for awhile with them hating it, she had trouble with at least one other one, and has released independently as well. she was always been extremely music-driven tho

[@sydneyprather8668]

This! Madison’s career was sabotaged, and the fact that she has been able to salvage the pieces as well as she has should be celebrated

[@alishamertelus1340]

Exactly!

[@roy.shrestha]

I am so glad you spoke about Madison Beer, I find her to be very underrated. I feel like if she tells stories from the perspective of misunderstood villains, she will blow up

[@caiterate]

im begging for madison to pick an aesthetic, i love her voice sm. would love to see her thrive!

[@KyleALarkins]

41:29 Its also clever for Addison/her team to choose Diet Pepsi. Britney famously was a spokesperson for Pepsi while Lana had a song called “Diet Mountain Dew”. Very clever way to play into our pop nostalgia.

[@souffle3450]

i've followed troye back in his youtube days and blue neighbourhood is such a staple album from my late teen era

[@hi_im_ALLYSE]

I’m an independent music artist and this srsly might be the most helpful and insightful video I’ve watched all year.

[@graciousmarwisa9496]

1. I will forever ride or die in the defence of our baby boy Troye Sivan and his blue neighbourhood album 😭😭 I cried EVERYTIME 🫣 2. I stay forgetting that Troye was a KZbinr in the same era as Zoe before he was a musician 😭😔 3. I LOVE THIS VIDEOOOO

[@kirireyn]

yes im so glad someone is covering this!! i've been noticing this phenomenon a lot this year and i was WAITING for someone to talk abt it

[@kirireyn]

its also kinda crazy that some of these people i didn't even KNOW were "influencers" at one point, which really speaks of their success

[@theresacottone]

Paris Hilton is definitely the first "influencer". The impact she had on what would become the Kardashians can not be overstated.

[@lillianweaver-beck408]

I’m convinced that madison beer has been like blackballed from the industry

[@alittleblawg]

I love your pop culture analysis videos, as someone who isn’t invested in pop culture or artists you make it so captivating

[@nikaguemoes9006]

Madison was a musician before an influencer

[@vaydaotti]

madison may hang out with influencers but she’s so far from being one, idk where people got that narrative. if you’re really a fan of hers, you can tell how much of a music lover she is & honestly, she does have an easily identifiable aesthetic / has things that can easily be associated with her. i just don’t think people care to do the research (not you, just generally speaking) ! also she put out an ep in 2018 before her debut album. to me she just feels like she’s misunderstood ! 🤍

[@r1ddhim4]

she doesnt have an identifiable aesthetic tbh. she mostly stuck to either seductive futuristic/alien themes (which was so cool) or the coquette bows and frilly skirts. she never really stuck to one thing for long enough so you really cant associate her with one recognizable aesthetic, especially now that the latter bows and cute-yet-sexy theme is being DOMINATED by sabrina lol. madison's music is honestly good, i wish she'd stick to the hot siren theme cus it fits so well. and she's gotta stop hanging out with influencers bcs that definitely harms her image as a singer a lot. i definitely get why people see her as an influencer more than an artist

[@vaydaotti]

@@r1ddhim4 i think that perhaps her “aesthetic” is the fact that she’s always consistently incorporated her interests into her art. rick & morty, fight club, truman show, jennifer’s body, the beatles, the turtles (50s/60s in general,) etc. as a fan, i’ve always been able to look at her and know exactly what she’s about. it’s also quite clear from her instagram. since you mentioned sabrina, compare her feed to madison’s.. it honestly feels like you get a better sense of madison’s aesthetic through her insta. silly, but since we’re talking about aesthetics it feels relevant. but ! we can agree to disagree !

[@realestsienna]

@@vaydaottiask anyone in the real world what distinguishable aesthetic madison has, and i promise, nobody would be able to answer that unlike sabrina, ariana, AND even taylor ☠️☠️ she just does too many things and it doesn’t stick, she needs to figure out something unique to have in order for her to stand out because.. let’s be real, she doesn’t. people just look at her like another pretty girl who’s an influencer and also makes music. it’s a fact.

[@vaydaotti]

@@realestsienna okay well then i guess i was speaking from the perspective of a fan. & also was trying to be kind. she’ll have her moment anyway & i’ll be glad to say i believed in her from the start ! 🤍

[@subliminallyme7456]

​@vaydaotti Ok, we get it. You're a fan. Still don't change the fact that most people think she just another bland influencer🙄😂

[@princessgarbage]

I feel like conan is the bridge between tumblr and tiktok for music discovery but like, that could just be me speaking as a crush culture sunset season era conan girlie

[@LifeAsCC]

I find conan gray so interesting, he was from Texas and lived like an hour away from me. I connected to his music fairly early on and I just remember about to be freshman in high school and leaving a comment on his youtube video before he went super viral. Such a cool character and so 2019 golden hour core lmao

[@lllouise9]

As much as I love Addison's rebrand. It's still all over the place. She still has no branding and proper marketing. Like her image in music is confusing because there's nothing in her branding or marketing that makes people remember her. For example, Sabrina and Olivia's marketing. Their teams really work on the psychology part of it. Sabrina has blue, Olivia has purple, Sabrina is this babydoll, Olivia is this rockstar-ish. Or Taylor Swift has this hannah montana career where her fans grow with her. With Addison or even Madison Beer, their music careers are like (???). Like where's the branding? Where's the storytelling? Where's the image? What's the theme?

[@brimariea]

there are a couple of new age actors who got their start on twitter!! rachel zegler, rachel sennott and ayo edebri were all twitter famous before they got into acting. i imagine the difference between becoming an actor compared to a musician is about having the right connections vs being a self starter.

[@brittanyriley7163]

Paris Hilton was vlogging in a way. In the sense that she would take her camcorder and record herself walking to/leaving the club as paparazzi would chase after her. I know in one interview (unsure if it was a daytime show or whatever medium it was,) regardless, she stated she was sort of the inventor of the selfie…( there is footage of her with her camera, taking photos of herself, in the way we do now before the front camera was invented and mirror selfies was dying off.)

[@shavonnehunt]

Madison is not an influencer… ☹️ she got popular form making song covers on KZbin. Her music is amazing, I wish people just saw her as a singer! 😅 she’s incredible!

[@veronicanoboa5848]

As a music business grad and marketer AND youtube kid, this channel is my daily news

[@nicky.reardon]

That makes me SO happy!!! I just love that there are ppl out there who love to yap about marketing & music as much as I do😭💞

[@veronicanoboa5848]

@ my fav channel for sure 🤝 its like watching the youtube version of my masters in music biz, keep the content rolling love from a dominican living in Valencia

[@anonymoustwig69]

Im honestly so weirded out by how much everyone is brainwashing themselves into thinking adison is the "next pop princess". Like shes an influencer who released a decent semi viral song which no1 would even care so much about if it was a random singer.

[@megan-mr9vk]

i figured it was a joke

[@anonymoustwig69]

@megan-mr9vk sadly its not💀 everyone thinks shes at the level of sabrina, charli and Chappell 😭

[@xocolaatl]

@@anonymoustwig69which spaces do you frequent?

[@sydneyprather8668]

@@anonymoustwig69I think this is misconstruing the hype behind Addison. I don’t think anyone *really* believes she is at the level of Charli or Sabrina, especially given the smash years they’ve had. I think people are finally catching onto the potential of Addison to be on their level as a serious artist, even if she herself is not there yet. People treated her music career as a joke, like most influencers creating music are, and she was finally able to break past that joke this year. She isn’t an icon or a diva yet, but she’s someone to keep your eye on

[@arikins_]

she's actually making really good music. watch her diet pepsi + aquamarine mvs, she has some really talented people working with her if not talented herself

[@liliblum3269]

I love all your videos! It is so clear how passionate you are about every topic, you are so insightful, one of my favorite people to listen to!

[@kyracardoso6921]

you have just offered so much insight, been wanting to get into the industry like this!!

[@aliciavalenzuela4857]

I’ve seen so many takes and videos, and they ALL comment on Madison’s lack of identity for her branding image. She could go so far with just focusing on her branding!!

[@beatrice3371]

The real problem is everyone thinks she's an influencer but she's not!!!

[@aliciavalenzuela4857]

@ i love Madison, she seems sweet and talented, but tbh i don’t really feel like we get to know her past a superficial level. Her personality doesn’t shine through to me, atleast not on the social media I’ve seen from her, and I would love to get to see her more authentically. I assumed she was an influencer because she would post her Coachella outfits, does tiktoks, and shares what she likes to use (makeup, skincare, whatev) but I think you’re right, she’s not really an influencer

[@KhadijaX0X0]

I think the problem w Madison is that she needs to stick to one aesthetic preferably the whole siren thing and she’s too associated w influencers(her friends.)Also I feel like her doing content related to beauty hurts her a little because people will just continue to see her as a pretty girl and influencer so her social media needs to be solely her music and the music/mv should show her personality

[@juliadebbesay9465]

a case i really love talking about is the girlgroup Katseye, specifically Manon. Before debuing in the group she was actually scouted because of her large following, the label knew her face was gonna draw in people and increase the views. of course the rigourous training and the fact that she debuted (yay) made sure that everyone saw her as a artist, not some influencer

[@whiterefrigerator]

I also think what Shawn lacks that Harry Styles and Justin Bieber does not lack is sex appeal. Shawn Mendes is soooo handsome, but has zero sexual energy. Harry and Justin have that, while Shawn doesn’t. Similarly , I relate it to why JC Chasez didn’t turn into a superstar like Justin Timberlake. he just didn’t have the star power that JT has. Another case (where it turns out it doesn’t matter for her) is Taylor Swift. Very unsexual, but that’s not what her audience wants from her so she doesn’t need it. Love the analysis Nicky!

[@Nivieee]

Taylor Swift is not sexy, but her music has depth and she focuses on lyrics. Shawn tho, is neither sexual, nor deep in his music. His impact just falls flat. Interesting!!

[@sydneyprather8668]

I saw someone some time ago say that Shawn Mendes is the worst parts of Ed Sheeran and Justin Bieber rolled into one artist and I can’t help but agree. He wants to be a deep and sincere singer-songwriter with a pop star edge, but he’s terrible at both. He is far less than the sum of his parts

[@teddy-isnt-here]

Mikes mic reference? (Havent even watched the video but the cover and the topic are the same as one of his videos and thats so real)

[@marylickona6322]

Haha I literally thought the same thing

[@sunapau.2791]

As a mendes army, I have to say that shawn is more of an artist who uploaded covers on youtube instead of an influencer type. Yes he was in magcon but shawn’s goal has always been music from the veryvery start.

[@racer4369]

Youth & Strawberries and Cigarettes by Troye sivan are still some of my favorite songs

[@firstnamelastname-io9us]

madison beer is not an influencer…

[@n0thing_n3wx]

she is

[@rabit1377]

She never was, she got famous because of her covers and got signed to a label, and even then she continued to drop music...​@@n0thing_n3wx

[@beatrice3371]

@@n0thing_n3wx No she is not!! Then Lana and Justin Bieber and Chloe x Halle would be influencers as well. Madison started out as a singer at 12/13 years old.

[@Miguellewis18]

This is why we need more pop culture influencers cause you never know if they can change pop culture forever

[@janeyjacksonn]

madison is not an influencer, nor has she ever been one.

[@Loukaï_c]

For the distinction influencer to music versus cinéma, my theory is that according to a lot of my theater friends / actors, their motivation is understanding a charachter and wanting to embrace it. Being an influencer demands I guess this authenticity of being oneself, and music gives that too. Even when you don’t write your own song you want to sing something that resonate with you so you can actually interpret it and give your all. I guess acting people struggles more with giving to the world their authentic self which is why they are so good at getting into the skin of a charachter! Being an ancient youtuber and now artist myself that’s what I went through 😇

[@applepie6832]

If we’re going to call Madison Beer an influencer to popstar, then we would have to call Justin Bieber an influencer to popstar. They started the exact same way. Discovered on the exact same platform. One of them just got better opportunities.

[@alyssamendoza7708]

You’re such a great story teller/researcher. Loved this video!

[@MB-ic3ou]

Blue Neighbourhood by Troye is one of the best pop albums ever! I still listen to it now and am floored by how great the production is. I think first impressions really do matter. When you look at the biggest artists in music, their earlier music still holds up and was considered great at the time. If from the get go, your music doesn’t hit than people are less likely to pay attention to you as time goes on, even if your music has evolved. First impressions matter!

[@bee7091]

If yall wanna know how Addison managed that rebrand - check out Lexee Smith. She's an immensely talented dancer / creative and seems like she's done wonders for Miss Rae!!!

[@alypixxie]

I am constantly forgetting Troye is like a big artist now because I still think of him as like a little indie artist KZbinr coming out in Tyler Oakley's living room.

[@angelab8549]

Amazing analysis and delivery! Thanks 🙏

[@ginnyp.8396]

Okay someone you missed is Gabbie Hanna. She was an influencer who tried so hard to transition into artist, and yes she did have a few great songs with a decent amount of streams. But she never was able to fully transition her fan base into consistent fans. Honestly, I just never thought that she had the raw talent necessary and also was a bit cringe ..

[@sourjellies]

To me, the reason why Madison’s career is on such a slow rise is because she has no signature image. Look at Sabrina or Olivia, they have such recognisable unique images and you can distinguish each era of theirs apart. But with Madison I feel like it’s all over the place

[@aapow]

madison beer was a singer wayyy before she was an influencer, she started singing in like 2012 lol.

[@Miguellewis18]

Hi, I’m the one who was begging for this video

[@Jackson_Carmona]

Have been listening sense the start of Niki and coco and love you ❤

[@ChocoLex]

“Doing the renegade 87 times” is cracking me up 😂

[@abeehah]

When you talk about QB at 23:50 or so, I think it boils back to your original thesis/charli quote. People who become famous on YT might have less to do with music on paper, but in reality a pop star is primarily a personality. If their personality AND following can shift over, that’s what makes them a pop star. On the other hand, acting and being an actor isn’t concerned with artistry that SHOULD be distinct because we can see how damaging that is to an actors career longevity (kristen stewart, the rock, elizabeth giles, victoria justice maybe, etc) because you get typecasted. I remember reading in a fiction book that “the best actors have no personality” because it makes them the plastic/malleable canvas for the character they need to portray. For example, logan paul is such a personality that he could never be a serious actor, and so realistically he can only move to a lateral personality/starring field like fighting. That being said, I think this brings us also to the discussion of artistry vs talent ! Music industry values artistry more than talent and it’s the opposite for the acting professions. This is why QB is in the minority in this movement to alternate industries.

[@cierraxlorraine]

I was subscribed to Conan Gray on KZbin before he ever started making music and I remember being lowkey sad when he stopped vlogging lol but also I loveee his music and his rise was cool to see

[@cierraxlorraine]

he was always making music and doing covers but I remember his first album release

[@keatonhayes6636]

HOW did I not know that Kim ever released music. I just listened to it and it was awful 😭

[@emmyyoung3089]

i loved this video so much,also you should make a video just about conan grays career!!!

[@bevs_zevs]

i think they also cultivated an audience of people that watched music covers vs. prank videos (which obviously explains their audience streaming their music)

[@TheIndustryOfCool]

Loved this!

[@desg8985]

Pierce the veil mentioned ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@monijz]

this is a fantastic video!!!

[@getthefeels8611]

Troye Sivan was the main actor in a coming to age movie I loved as a preteen called spud. He's not just an influencer 😅

[@jessilynrenee]

every video you make is so amazing!

[@st3458]

I see no problem with influencers Turin I g into artist as long as everything from the music the videos the album or ep shows that they put actual effort into it and you can tell they actually have a passion for it . For example nessa Jaden hossler addison Rae shawn mendes seem like there genuinely trying to go somewhere with music compared to people like Dixie damelio and people who are just doing with so it’s something to do other then social media

[@Yxngmoon_]

17:16 Let’s also not forget Troye’s June Haverly EP and The Fault In Our Stars

[@giulianapetrolitod9430]

love ya!! amazing vid

[@Dybwmlt]

Great video as always!

[@keniyamccleary5775]

Manu from elite needs a deep dive please lmao

[@OGEnzoEduardo]

Nessa Barrett does not have one bad song. It’s a fact. She should be so much more successful

[@Stephbelbey]

Idc what anyone says about nessa her music really pulls through I almost forget she’s from tik tok bc her music is legit, every thing she puts out is better than the last.

[@richardsonlizzy]

You’re so brilliant!

[@racer4369]

26:00 Shane dawson spoke a lot about wanting to be a film director and he was for a few flop movies. Maybe that early failure for such a big youtuber put movie directors and actors more hesistant to hire KZbinrs. I think the social hierarchy also makes actors feel almost above youtubers/influencers in a way.

[@asher.21]

madison beer is a pop star that was labeled as an influencer. she was first signed when she was 12 years old there’s no influencer there

[@Antenna11]

This video was made for me I needed this Ty ♥️🥰

[@beatrice3371]

Madison Beer was never an influencer. She's always been a singer!!!!!!😤😤😤

[@KatherineLancaster-ki3kn]

Eh, in the 2000s honestly we all thought Paris was a flop (as far as music goes). It wasn't until later after her extensive DJing that she became more iconic as far as her music. It wasn't bad, but the scene was insanely oversaturated with that type of sexygirlpop and you couldn't top Britney no matter what.

[@Wonderlandish]

Troye released music and did lots of covers from the beginning of his KZbin career, iirc

[@catkibble6013]

youtuber ≠ influencer an influencer can be a youtuber a youtuber can be an influencer but they're not mutually exclusive

[@lydsvidss]

ummm yea u nailed it this was perf

[@imamayo5405]

I discovered Troye Sivan in 2017 because BTSs Jungkook made a cover of FOOLS. Thats crazyy

[@teaspoon5306]

9:18 me looking at my Paris Hilton pink and gold heart block knife set

[@Boy.Nirvana]

More KZbin essays… YES! happy to join during the to 50k goal. Maybe you too can join the influencer to pop star pipeline 😉

[@josierosie21]

Troye Sivan was already wolverine before KZbin became a big thing😂

[@msfthe1st117]

I'm kinda seeing this phenomenon at play with the career trajectory of some of the girls from Dream Academy, particularly Adela, how she's been parleying her dancing TikToks to specific, unique pop artist vision.

[@sxif_xli]

46:51 this part makes senses but also confuses me on a fundamental level as someone who loves all these artists. i think even with the art i create as a fashion student or with my own life everything is so much more complex and intersectional. and in the era of the trend aren’t we all a little bit of everything? i guess that what differentiates the art and the consumer. consumers are multifaceted and that’s what gives their wallet importance to creatives tapping into their different tastes/identities, and creatives help to push a concept further in a direction that can make it larger than life and really resonate at different points of a consumers mind. it really feed into your point of the artist creating a world that has a pov, because the consumer wants escapism into a narrative that is stable and concentrated and not as diluted as the everyday mundane of life.

[@Solar_Glyph]

48:17 this reminds me of one of my fave artists. I discovered Alexander Stewart on TikTok and his heartbreak pop, especially from usually either a gender-unspecified adolescent and/or young adult perspective or from a man who freely experiences and expresses his emotions, really appealed to me as a niche. He still makes TikToks too but I think they’ve always been mostly focused on his music with a couple funny unrelated ones here and there for a little bit of fun now and then. I also relate it to your earlier point abt male artists, especially straight white men, getting huge followings of straight white women who just admire them for their looks rather than other fans who truly resonate and can empathise (more than sympathise) with their music. He fills a niche that was left unfulfilled for me and so he’s much more than “someone I found off of TikTok”, same as a similar example of the interracial biseggsual (I have to self censor that or else it gets deleted, don’t come for me) Cambridge couple I found off of TikTok that filled the other specific niche of another type of representation. 😊😁🙂

[@Jevima85]

Hey boo, subscribed to the delusion!!

[@brownxglitter]

this was so fkn interesting and entertaining! slay

[@nicky.reardon]

AHHH THANK YOU!!! More coming soon hehe

[@laurenzojames]

i really like this analysis

[@thestrategyfiles]

But if an artist put you in their MySpace top 8, that meant that you were EVERYTHING

[@brea557]

I was about to say Issa Ray just as you were about to say it!

[@KarmaIsaTSpodcast13]

First!! Love this channel!!

[@theelectricant98]

Some other neat ones from KZbin: Donald Glover with derrick comedy Kyle Mooney with his channel and GoodNeighbor

[@urmothermia]

My first impression of Madison Beer was when she dated Jack Gilinsky from MAGCON

[@charlottemlld]

An other influencer who makes music but hasn't made it in the music industry is Niki Demar. Also, this video makes me ask for a video. I feel like there is a video to be made about Selena Gomez ? Her being very successful yet at the same time receiving a lot of hate. The way people view her as an actress vs her as a singer etc Like from Alex Russo, to Spring Breakers, to Rare Beauty to Emilia Perez. Mixed up with all the relationship drama and her physical and mental health issues. Idk if that inspires sth in you ? lol Almost 44k, you can get there ! ☺️

[@hidden_musa]

thank you so much i could cry but this is so much help as an aspiring artist i wanna kiss you through the screen in another video could you talk about the other types of artists that build worlds in different genres or how to find you niche because it's a bit of a struggle for me

[@hidden_musa]

for example Tyler the creator

[@VillagerDude]

I want this version but for authors. Only one I can think of is John Greene. Interesting deep dive people so many youtubers have released books.

[@chaychklokata2504]

what about Lisa Koshi getting into acting?

[@kylekingery5471]

I’m at the Shawn part (he follows me on twitter, I just have to mention it of course). I feel so bad regarding his sexuality because I’m nosy and delusional so I always wanna know but I would never ask or try to make him say it lol. I’ve never got why people do that. I just waited and he dated Camila so I was like ok cool

[@Sylvia-hu1sx]

Can you do a video for actors as well?

[@sassyabaddon]

23:59 u forgot to mention,my girl, Liza Koshy