Casey Neistat Filmmaking & Storytelling Class Review | Monthly.com

[@carlojulianmusic]

I was actually really interested in learning more about that roundabout...

[@LegacyMediaworks]

"Build on what you've learned, and make it your own." You couldn't give better advice than that.

[@deanjmoon]

I just enrolled and appreciated your balanced review. As someone starting out, I think it's important to note, that whenever you start anything... one always imitiates before they develop their own style. You see this in painting, cooking, crafts, even white-collar professions too... I've noticed that a lot of the younger reviewers don't realise this, but all their reviews have emulated Casey's style when doing their review of his course. The goal is not to copy his style, but to learn from and take what resonates with Casey's style and incorporate that into your own style.

[@extrashot]

I couldn't agree more Dean... and I hope you get as much out of it as I did. Certainly made me reassess what's important when I shoot, which was really useful. (good editing tips too) 👍

[@CreativeTies_]

Hey Paul - you might stifling yourself with your bias. New York is overrated and it's exotic and interesting to you because you're not there. You see your area as boring and dull because you see it every day. Take Tom Scott for example - he makes videos about places everyone else just passes thru. And I was genuinely curious about why the roundabout is causing this much traffic. Yes the production quality is garbage but you are telling a story you care about and that is a key to good storytelling. You do you but just don't underestimate yourself. 💛

[@extrashot]

Don't get me started on that roundabout !!! 😂. To be fair, it's not that I find my area boring (actually I'm very lucky where I am)... it's more a case of how the people in NYC react to Casey. Because of who he now is... they approach him, react with him and really help give him great stories. That's possible for anyone in any area to achieve... but it's not easy, and I think Casey underplays the relevance.

[@CreativeTies_]

@@extrashot Well I haven't taken his course so not sure how much that plays into what he teaches but he's made great videos before being someone. And again I'd watch a video about that roundabout ...

[@spelunkerd]

That's a thoughtful review, you've gained a subscriber with similar interests. I loved your remark about taking what you learn and putting your own thumbprint on it. Who do you actually want as viewers? Those looking for constant entertainment, with little educational value, aren't worth having along for the ride on my bus. And those who don't have basic understanding will slow the class down so much that the more advanced students are looking away. Better to focus on one group and aspire to penetrate the topic better than any out there before!

[@tamilmysticssamoogam2993]

That roundabout video was dope

[@ChaplainReece]

Can you please tell me how to tie the beginning middle and end in together? Can you give me some more insight on the template of those videos?

[@FloydTaylor]

three-act structure. set up. conflict. resolution.

[@extrashot]

But then I'd be making my own course.... actually you've got me thinking! 😂

[@adhardino9781]

@@FloydTaylor thanks, simply true.

[@Gleebi]

KZbin camera grampa is back!

[@PanDownTiltLeft]

Great video. My wife is absolutely brutal when it comes to critiquing my work. Nothing is ever good enough. She always says "ask yourself - Is this the VERY best I can do?" before you show it to me. So I always do that. And then she rips it to shreds and next time - It's always better. Just never up to her standards :)

[@extrashot]

We should form a club... my wife is the same. Sometimes I have to fight to prevent 'perfect being the enemy of good'.

[@deanjmoon]

Usually people who deeply care are the worst critics… we actually live in a world where people sugar coat things and live in a fantasy world of ‘everything is amazing’. The truth is.. the world is a hard place, and to put up something you aren’t happy with or proud of will only set yourself up for disappointment when the trolls hit you up! That said… the fine line between perfectionism and taking action also needs to be considered!

[@marin_real_estate_photography]

Personally, I am looking forward to seeing the complete, director's cut version of "Roundabout." Wait... it's not shot in 8K??? Fuhgeddaboudit...

[@extrashot]

Please, don't get me started on that roundabout... it's a nightmare. The directors cut will never be shown! 😂

[@marin_real_estate_photography]

@@extrashot Sorry to hear that. I Guess we will just have to wait for Roundabout 2049 instead...

[@extrashot]

@@marin_real_estate_photography 😂

[@trampledbygeese]

England is exotic when you don't live there. Roundabouts are strange and scary in my part of the world. Don't underestimate how unique your home town is.

[@extrashot]

I know I'm lucky to live where I am... but there's nothing exotic about that roundabout !!! 😂

[@DanielBryn]

Nicely summed up - did the course myself! I was travelling at the time, so I couldnt upload, engage and watch in the 30 days as im sure it was intended. A bit bummed out on that, but the good thing is we still have access after the 30 days, so taking it at your own pace has its benefits as long as you commit. What I think was really motivating as a beginner, was to see the same struggles Casey has with saying things wrong, doing the shots over and over again. And the tips on storytelling, but not to overthink. But youre right about NYC as a character in his vlogs. Endless possibilities, maybe also overwhelming in itself to start out in that environment? So if youre in a less hectic place, maybe that is a good start? Guess it boils down to if you want to get good at telling stories with a camera, you just have to start. Enjoy and trust the process :)

[@extrashot]

Good points Daniel,... sometimes you just have to shoot, shoot and shoot some more. The more you make the better you get. It's just difficult to remain motivated when the chores of ordinary life get in the way! The course definitely helped me and it's useful to go back after the 30 days when you need more motivation.

[@greengem8901]

...now I want to see the Roundabout video. Not because it will be brilliant (though it may well be)... but because I can't.

[@extrashot]

😂 You'll never see it!

[@RamasolaProductions]

I don't know about wanting to do films like Casey but I do watch your channel because of your unique and entertaining storytelling style. --not to mention the thrill of hearing the Taadaaahh in every intro! It's even interesting and fun to watch you make a story about someone else teaching how to tell a story!

[@extrashot]

Thank you... your comments are always encouraging and very welcome!

[@shilohdocumentaryfilms443]

Paul, Brilliant! I find your videos just as inspiring , you're a pro's pro. And, your humility is endearing and disarming, I've been watching your videos for years and have learned a lot and your reviews are top notch. Well done!

[@extrashot]

wow, thank you, very kind!

[@jayantakghosh9793]

You've got it really well. This entire video was your story and how nicely you've shown it blended in your style. Very nice.

[@extrashot]

Thank you so much! Really appreciate your comment. 👍

[@FrankValchiria]

what a competent and great review

[@extrashot]

Thank you!

[@AdrianPuiu]

Well done for the editing style and storytelling of this video. I will definitely get it. 🎉

[@EatsYourWords]

Was ending your video saying don’t copy exactly what Casey does, while beginning the video with the exact same malfunctioning monitor tap sequence a test? Did I pass the test lol?? Thanks for your review.

[@jordanroberttaylor]

I didn’t notice this until your comment lol

[@extrashot]

Well spotted... yes you've passed! 👍

[@CaliforniaTravelVideos]

@@extrashot Aha, you've mastered the fine art of the homage 8)

[@EdZissou]

Also! Love your ending! Had to watch it twice to get it! Very clever!

[@EugeneMaynard]

Good advice and pointers Paul! 👍🏾🙏🏾

[@hatpeach1]

LOVE your ending. Very nicely done.

[@DrWasim]

Thank you for a very useful review 😊

[@extrashot]

Glad it was useful... thank you.

[@MattSpaugh]

Nice one, as always. I watched a lot of Casey and also came to the conclusion that NYC was a huge part of the formula that made his work so engaging. I purchased an MZed subscription expressly to get Philip Bloom's two courses (I think you've met). They were great (unlike most most of what MZed has to offer) but the location played a huge role in his courses and, I think, in his work overall. Maybe that's the bigger lesson - what you shoot doesn't matter, where you shoot it does. I. hope you're well.

[@extrashot]

Hi Matt, You could argue that any location is a character in your film. Thing is, I think the issue with Casey is he's become such a popular character in NYC, that the stories almost find him! People will approach and want to be involved... they give him the stories. I'm not saying it's easy for him... he's worked very hard to get to this stage... I'm just comparing it to someone starting out in Warmington-On-Sea !!! 😂

[@MattSpaugh]

@@extrashot or Clarkston, Georgia!

[@frankfengzhu]

Hi Paul! Thank you for video! Great information!

[@extrashot]

Thank you! Very kind.

[@RobSchwartzCoaching]

Fantastic video! I see two classes linked to that URL. DId you take both or was it a different course?

[@camcamwatt]

Guys - we have someone who will hold it down for Planet Earth when we loss David Attenborough. Love your voice sir! ☺️☺️

[@Radhaugo108]

How ironic, I live in New York City and yet I don’t see it as a playground. Personally, you really caught my attention and left me wondering why there are now so many cars on the rotunda. Maybe you underestimate the power of the salesman above the product itself. Casey could probably move to Montana and still get lots of views. Thanks for the upload!

[@extrashot]

You're right about views from any location... but have you noticed how little Casey posts from LA? I think NYC is Casey's playground... it's the way people on the street now react to him. They give him the great stories. I'm not saying he hasn't worked hard to get to that stage, just that people shouldn't underestimate what NYC now gives him. If you tried filming yourself, riding a Boosted board, around the streets of London, you'd be arrested or beaten up within minutes !!! (Having said that... he'd probably get away with it because of who is is) 😂

[@Radhaugo108]

@@extrashot I personally don’t follow Casey, although I did once ran into him with his family in Brooklyn.

[@extrashot]

@@Radhaugo108 😂

[@TsvetanVLife]

Great... great storytelling! I can say that i loved the video! A lot of interesting and useful information about Casey's course and in the same time interesting storytelling!

[@extrashot]

Thank you... very kind.

[@commissionhunter]

I think this was it, nicely made video.

[@ModernRemade]

I thought this was delightful and I swear I’m real 😉

[@gambooyt]

Key question: Do you already have an exciting life that is worth making vlogs of, or do you vlog in the hope that it will make your life more exciting?

[@extrashot]

That's a good point. I think Casey's angle is he claims to be able to make the boring exciting!

[@EricMossthestrongmanexperience]

I have an exciting life, just looking to showcase it properly

[@EmeraldAudiovisual]

I actually did the course and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

[@extrashot]

Good to hear... I enjoyed it too... definitely gained something. 👍

[@drportland8823]

1 minute 3 seconds in, I predicted the ending successfully. Still watched the rest, so now we are both happy.

[@extrashot]

Congratulations... but I'm a little disappointed it was that predictable! 😂

[@PrainhaFilmes]

Welcome back ! Good to see you again :)

[@extrashot]

Thank you...

[@Nicole.Sisson]

Great Review!! I think I'll be signing up 😊

[@extrashot]

Thank you... it's appreciated! 👍

[@trevordoren1266]

Are you the narrator for animal planet

[@extrashot]

Ohh nooooo! - not him again...

[@EdZissou]

Love it! Thanks for sharing!

[@Bikepacking]

Is it possible to watch the clips online

[@extrashot]

Only if you do the course... or did you mean my clips?

[@CleVerRug]

Amazing

[@lptd]

I like the way you are being true to your product and pointing out the problem the community group has. Though I have to say that this video is very informative to me and I didn't find it boring (I didn't register to the course, just for the record) Well done

[@soggybawsmoto]

Great review and story. Great to see the Casey influence on this one.

[@citizenof_theworld881]

You can easily do a video on why the roundabouts are crowded now days. I thought you were going to say at the end

[@extrashot]

It's the design of this one... but nobody is interested! 😂

[@Presentation-Zen]

I took this course too. I agree with your comments. This is not really for beginners, as you say. I think Casey could have just done something simpler and cheaper for his audience. Anyway, I liked your video about that roundabout -- I actually wanted to see more of that! What hell is up with that friggin' roundabout anyway! Will we ever find out?

[@Ronbc000]

Simple, view George Miller's work, one scene 1.5sec. Ideal for your GH5 🎥 👍

[@GuyCassidy]

NGL, I really wanna know what happened to that roundabout 🤣

[@extrashot]

The town planners totally screwed it up.... don't get me started !!! 😂

[@GuyCassidy]

@@extrashot 😂

[@omara6725]

In love with your refined humor as always…as in 5:14 . 👌

[@marcl2213]

Thanks for your feedback on your experience with this class. Your conclusion is spot on; do videos with your style, not Casey’s style. Don’t be too hard on yourself, i’m sure your video on roundabout is interesting. If you had bad comments I hope they were well articulated, this way you can learn for your mistakes. Cheers from Canada!

[@Shellda]

Great movie! Loved the opening scene. It was a great homage to Casey. I to got a TON out of the course. Keep up the great work!! And NO this video was NOT rubbish:)

[@extrashot]

Thank you Shellda, I genuinely thought the course was inspirational, especially from a 'how to construct a good story' point of view. Glad you got something out of it too. Take care.

[@elveciojunior]

Thanks for sharing. Your video is very good.

[@extrashot]

So nice of you

[@CaliforniaTravelVideos]

Nailed it, so many film MAKERS are more comfortable as shooter than mastering the other 90 percent of show BUSINESS. Even "finding your voice" is a major breakthrough to discovering and settling into our niche. Clearly you're comfortable (or comfortable enough) to realize the secret vlog-style shooting requires us to turn the camera around and have something not only worth saying, but revealing your inner-self, vulnerability, intimacy, authentic self. And we thought just mastering time-lapse/slow-motion/wide-cinematic/angle/linking/reveal/opposite/dolly/DOF would be compelling enough... no, sorry. Oh yeah, do you have a story, an IMPORTANT story worth telling and developing your characters with a clear SETUP, CONFLICT and RESOLUTION? Does it have genuine plot points, protagonists/antagonists, turns/irony, compelling narrative in three acts with engaging hook (including the thumbnail), to resolution that leaves the viewer satisfied. And you do have good... scratch that... GREAT acting skills, right? Which means you have to "sell" the shots and the story. By the way, hopefully you DO exude charisma, bursting with warmth (verbally and body language) and especially mastered competency and confidence (more body language here), full of energy, ear-to-ear smiles and laughter. Okay, but don't you dare think too much when in front of the camera - instead be spontaneous, entertaining and for God's sake, keep the action moving. Ditto being creative, having and always developing your networks, mastering the business side, loving your work, always 100% motivated and never giving up no matter how tired you are. But then why aren't we shooting, editing and producing right now... that's what I'd like to know!

[@extrashot]

Wow... when you put it all like that it all sounds so daunting. The danger is people thinking you have to master all these elements before you can make anything... there's a lifetime of experience in perfecting the skills you list. A problem with our industry, is your whole learning process is public for all to see !!! I worked a lot with a Director who became a good friend... his shorthand for preventing us over thinking a situation was the great direction... "just bl**dy shoot it" !!!

[@CaliforniaTravelVideos]

@@extrashot Amen bro - especially in the social media space, it's Ready - FIRE!!! ... aim? It's all great fun 🆓and a few at the top actually enjoy precious $$$ - show me the money!

[@payneguin01]

You always get to things in a roundabout way, that's part of your magic Mr. Rusty.

[@extrashot]

Hey... don't get me started on that roundabout. Hope you're all well Richard?

[@justoalejandrogonzalez5097]

a) DEFINITELY wanna know what happened what the roundabout. b) may I suggest a change in video scale when you finish an idea and start the next one?(I suggest change in scale and not a different angle because you finish the sentence, wait a second and sstart the next so everything is recorded already) Great video tho' =)

[@extrashot]

I think I know what you mean... a scale in shot size? I definitely need a tighter edit! Thank you.

[@justoalejandrogonzalez5097]

@@extrashot Yep, similar to the jump cut in 3:17. There you scaled up the video a bit. Of course that one is there to hide two different shots and merging them naturally. My points was that you can do something similar to that when there too much silent time between one sentence and the next one. =)

[@HayesTaughtYou]

I don’t know you, but once you made me laugh at the roundabout i immediately followed you

[@thatmrchristopher2092]

I caught the Dads Army reference. Nicely done Sir!

[@Rob_65]

Great review but I think you made one very big mistake. As you figured out, in Casey's videos everything happens for a reason, everything that is there, is there for a reason. New York as a background is there for a reason. It is in fact more than a background because, as he said himself a few months ago "New York is what makes me me" He does not underestimate the huge part that New York plays in his videos - New York plays one of the biggest roles in his videos.

[@cosmonaut9540]

This is awesome, loved this vid.

[@Ab-pj8hh]

Thanks for your review! I think deep down Casey must know the role NYC is to him as I think I've heard him talk about going back there for inspiration, hardly ever shooting in LA. Even the people in NYC are much more accepting and generating of random shit happening - walking into places in London filming is definitely met badly a lot haha

[@extrashot]

So true... in London, you're the enemy! 😂

[@SoapGodX]

I really like this video thanks for sharing!

[@jp4651]

From my experience working on films. I say no, it's not worth it. Some of us consider Casey a KZbinr/vlogger, not a filmmaker. He is creative with his style, he got into it when not many others were doing vlogging and was able to build a brand. There are many legit filmmakers on KZbin sharing tips for free and in my opinion, more in-depth. I feel anyone can be a Casey if they can create something new. But, it is a challenge to do what he has done now. There is so much content to sift through. I feel it's partly why you see guys like Casey creating "classes" to bring new ways of income. Good on them. However, again, it's not worth it.

[@extrashot]

Ahh, defining the difference between a KZbinr and a filmmaker is getting more difficult each year, after all, KZbin is just another method of delivery! However, in many ways I agree with you when it comes to experienced filmmakers... they are less likely to get anything out of this course and probably have the knowledge to work out Casey's method just from watching his early videos. You can see the template develop... which is the only way you could possibly be that productive on a daily basis.

[@Bikepacking]

I enjoyed that review

[@extrashot]

Thank you!

[@travelcompedro]

Thanks a lot for share 🙏

[@nickpelesh]

amazing video!!

[@skymakai]

Maybe it's just me, but I find urban planning to be interesting. Not Just Bikes is a channel I'm subbed to and they talk about traffic, roads, etc. I thought your intro to the roundabout video was actually good.

[@extrashot]

Seriously, don't get me started on that roundabout. It's a nightmare!

[@baobaone]

Thanks so much 🥰

[@troyjshelton3590]

I see what you did there!

[@terrygorry]

Excellent video 👍

[@ricardorgomez]

Great review and I agree, Casey may be taking New York City for granted in terms of what's available to photograph. As a transplant New Yorker from San Francisco, you can't even compare what you can photograph on a daily basis. It's not even close. IMO, San Francisco is the most beautiful city in the world. But, it's more of a still object vs a moving one of New York City. And the incredibly rich and diverse neighborhoods in New York City. There is no other place in the world like New York City...

[@WayneTheBoatGuy]

You sell your location short - there's amazing shots and scenery around you - you just might not appreciate it as much!

[@extrashot]

Oh I do... I'm very lucky where I am.... so lucky it makes me a lazy shooter!

[@TheWayneReport]

I’m going to comment here, because I’m a Wayne too… and there’s only a few of us around….I learned after 2 years, you can make a story out of anything .. and there’s no need to apologize for it (leave that to us Canadians) just work with what you’ve got. As you move along, you will figure out what you need to make the story better… but IT IS PERFECT however you want to present it. I’m speaking from a vlogger perspective, not as a filmmaker, and definitely not very good at either. Good video. I look forward to coming back to watch some more. Thanks. Wayne

[@evindrews]

great review

[@parasinthephilippines]

Excellent review. And don't be too down on Wilmington on Sea.

[@extrashot]

I'm showing my age! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walmington-on-Sea

[@parasinthephilippines]

@@extrashot Don't Panic Captain.

[@ThailandThomas]

For the few seconds of your video I saw, it looked good to me. I agree with Casey you can make any stupid subject into an interesting video. There two sisters I watch living in a forest and they make brilliant video with over 500k subs. You don't need to live in new York city.

[@TomJoeSHOW]

Great review, made me take a second thought about the course. I wasn’t that impressed, there were so many things about the peer group that rang true with my experiences. I

[@extrashot]

Hi Tom, I definitely got something out of the course... but the peer group stuff needs improvement.

[@lynsmith1096]

Good video.

[@extrashot]

Thank you Lyn, vey kind.

[@DaveKnowlesFilmmaker]

Love your videos and always look forward to them.

[@extrashot]

Thank you Dave, very kind of you.

[@sonojoooo]

That’s the best course ever ❤.

[@EstoyProgramando]

wow well done!

[@vinyldown8490]

"WHAT THE F*CK" was what i really said outloud at the end when I realised the video you made for casey.. nice

[@AlexCorbett]

Wasn’t going to purchase the course, May have to after watching this.

[@extrashot]

There's nothing much technical in the course... but I did find the story telling techniques and editing tips very useful. He's obviously got 10M subs for a reason!

[@dementecato]

Are you a teacher? You are very good ay presenting a topic. I am from Mexico, and yes, $ 250 .00 is a week´s salary. About "be careful and do not "copy" what Casey does..." Well, we all learn by imitation. We do it for a while, until we find our voice-style-way-. Lisa Congdon "Find your artistic voice", Austin kleon "Steal like an artist", Elizabeth Gilbert "Big Magic" ...et.al, they all talk about this "stealing from your heroes ... then ... make your own stuff.... That´s the fun of it.... Best regrads...

[@extrashot]

Welcome dementecato... and thank you for the comment. Totally agree about finding your own voice, but it's that fine line between being "inspired" and "copying". Very difficult when you're starting out. Keep it fun! Regards, from Bournemouth ! 👍

[@nuoutdoor]

as I am a slow editor, good to see others can learn from a very fast editor (pacing, energy level) like Casey... :-) my videos anyway about roundabouts... hope this sentence makes sence

[@gstarryfilms]

I see what you did there.

[@extrashot]

rumbled !!! 😂

[@87solarsky]

"Develop the filmmaking techniques that work for your personality." 📽️🎷📼🤡👍🏻

[@JakeHemmerle]

Ha! What a great ending. I think I'll be buying the course

[@RedirectArchitects]

Bravo Bravo 👏

[@Slow_livinq]

It sooooo go 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@Saintcause]

Love your vids. For the algo

[@extrashot]

Cheers!

[@nguyennguyet5670]

Like

[@mamishami9820]

For someone owning💰16 million charging 💰250 from the audience that made him what he is today, shows the true character of Neistat.

[@evindrews]

every single one of casey's videos was free lol

[@deaniweenie]

Please please please do not adopt anything 'Casey Neistat', keep your channel exactly how it is. It's just fine and has a charm that keeps us coming back. Never in a million years did I expect to hear you (YOU of all people) singing the praises of Casey Neistat (I almost feel let down). Even saying his name leaves me with a cold shiver. Casey Neistat and all that he is is truly dreadful. He is the sticky discharge from the 'mediocre is best' 'new-media' generation. I reckon if you looked-up 'Mediocre' in the dictionary Casey Neistat would be the top definition. It's like "The Emperor's New Clothes' - I seem to be the only one who can clearly see how bad Casey Neistat. He's popular with the braindead (present company excepted) 3-second-attention-span generation. His videos have absolutely no substance, no merit. They come and go and are instantly forgotten, sometimes during viewing them. Anyone who 'needs' this course probably isn't cut out to make films but hey, lets fatten up his enormous bank balance anyway eh?! I mean, if the last 20-or-so years of 'reality' TV, BGT, X-Factor and mediocre KZbin content have taught me anything it's that old rope is the very best seller! Disappointed but, I will be back!

[@parkerjbeard]

huge miss from deaniweenie

[@fryderyktube3d]

no comment

[@extrashot]

Thanks for giving me lots to think about deaniweenie, but I have to disagree. After spending over 40 years making videos (it's all I've ever done since school) I think I'm pretty good at spotting when someone has developed a new style of shooting or a way of telling stories that I haven't seen before. It doesn't happen very often and is usually combined with the new opportunities that come with advances in tech or delivery... but I think we can all learn from it, even if we don't like it. It's true that Casey's video's don't look as unique today as they did when originally made many years ago, so it's harder to appreciate how different they were. I also know lots of video professionals who hate Casey Neistat videos... and that's okay... however, it's funny how they often take three times longer to shoot anything.... and can't work out why !!! 😂

[@deaniweenie]

​@@extrashot Ah, a considered reply (rather that 'huge miss' or 'you're just jealous') - this is exactly why I watch your videos - you always fully consider what you say about everything. It makes us think differently (to what other creators are saying) about the product/technique you're telling us about. I don't say that in a creepy fanboy way, I say it because it's true. (Having been in the 'business' for 33 years myself) I agree that I am pretty good at spotting new techniques, new ways of doing things (I make a point of learning something new as often as I can) and I am constantly impressed (and yes, often jealous I didn't come up with it) how people creatively and intelligently approach filming projects. I've watched very young filmmakers come along and produce outstanding films with very little money and virtually no equipment. I've always supported and encouraged these young creatives whenever I could (even when I knew they would be taking work away from me). I've supported them because they deserve it (I was supported by experienced people when I started out and continue to get that support and learn from them to this very day) but also, I've supported them because I want to see what they'll go on to produce next - it excites me. Casey Neistat does not excite me. I saw him for what he is from the very beginning. He may well work fast - he may be as slick as the Torrey Canyon but that doesn't mean his content is any good - it's not - its awful and totally worthless except to the Millennial generation with their goldfish attention spans. I genuinely fear for the future of content if Casey Neistat is the teacher, the role model, the benchmark!

[@NoahEats]

I enjoyed your review

[@extrashot]

Thank you!

[@LivinginLosAngeles]

Good video.

[@extrashot]

Thank you!

[@HungNguyen-hh8kh]

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