Casey Neistat: How 800 Days of Vlogging Made and Destroyed Him

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Casey Neistat is a KZbinr with nearly 12 million subscribers. He’s best known for his daily vlog series which lasted over 800 days straight until he finally called it quits. Daily vlogging existed before Neistat started doing it, but he gave the genre something it desperately needed: quality. Casey brought 10 years of professional video experience to a subgenre that rewarded amateurism. And in doing so, he helped popularize the vlog format and elevate it to a real art form.
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[@ELLIOTCHOY]

amazing video man -- stuck around all the way to the end, really loved the storytelling :)

[@hanolu]

Hey Elliot!! I love your videos!!

[@Perfect0]

Wow look who showed up here lol :o

[@paige6180]

Elliot!!!

[@AllotmentGrowHow]

Great breakdown of Casey Neistat's reign on KZbin 👍

[@the13rook]

Ok time out... Creating his own genre? Nah can't say that. But he did seize the opportunity, I will say that 😉

[@wesleypatterson2267]

I love that he was honest enough to talk about all this in public. In this current culture of entrepreneurship where people like Gary V tell us that if we arnt working from the time we wake up to the time we go to sleep then were failures, we end up wasting our entire lives chasing this arbitrary concept of success.

[@panama1942]

I think that's a very silly mindset from Gary. The goal should be to be efficient as possible, create a plan and constantly revise that plan in order to get more work done in less time.

[@makeitup512]

GaryVee is so off-puttin

[@ConorEiffe]

Thats not what Gary believes. He only believes that idea for people complaining they aren't successful or are unhappy with their current position and not doing anything to better it. He's talking to the complainers when he says those things, he has gone over this in quite a few videos recently. Gary talks frequently about how your happiness in the ultimate success, "if you're happy, you've won". He knows many people are happier making less or working something simpler rather than making more and working to the extreme, he has said this in many videos. I don't mean any negativity towards you, I just thought I'd highlight what I think about Gary. Your point is definitely valid for a lot of the culture, I just don't think it lines up like that with Gary.

[@wesleypatterson2267]

@@ConorEiffe After reading this and looking a little more closely into him, your right, I made a bit of a snap judgement. I'd only seen a few of his videos, back when the whole self-improvement genre started to take off (I.E right after the Ty Lopez here in my garage video) so I hadnt seen pretty much any of his newer videos.

[@ConorEiffe]

@@wesleypatterson2267 Its all good man, there definitely was a point where it wasn't as clear with him when that self-improvement stuff was getting big. I think he emphasises it a lot more now which is good because it can be so damaging.

[@gabrielbiscarr341]

It's kinda of inspiring that he gave so much of himself and in a way didn't it work out for Casey. He's legendary. What I took away from this is that anything is possible if you put the work in but there is a cost. I think that cost is totally worth it. I grew up in poverty as well and I think in part he was driven to get away from that as am I. I'm sure a lot of us can relate to that.

[@crabbyhayes1076]

Selling a start-up for $25 million, and becoming a household name, doesn't really qualify as destruction. The man now has the expertise, resources, and creative freedom to pretty much do what he wants. Many have gone through this kind of journey with little or nothing to show for it. Casey appears to be in a very good place now with a promising future; and can be very proud of his accomplishments.

[@wylaika05]

It was a destruction for him because it took so much time he couldn't be with his family. It is more than money buddy

[@cierny]

fully agree

[@tabba1376]

He didn't sell a start-up... he sold pure HYPE and it failed, and he got a nice amount in the spoils and CNN took the hit to avoid bad press.

[@wokeil]

@@tabba1376 Yup. Beme wasn't anything but a dream

[@RRAX]

I'm glad his hipe is gone

[@vigneshanil9103]

Man you are an incredibly talented storyteller. I'm so glad I stumbled onto your videos and I can't wait until you become just as big as some of these people that one day another person coming along can maybe tell your story. Love your videos. Keep up the amazing work :)

[@melissarodriguez21]

Dude I felt the same lol, I loved his video on frank ocean that's how I found him

[@thewhiskybothy]

. . . Casey has been an inspiration, being original, and unique. He has helped KZbin to grow up and come of age !

[@herbalmaharaj8790]

Casey never invented chill hop, he used it to provide a chill atmosphere but the genre has existed for a long time

[@benfacts6875]

It's only new to America. I remember listening to a group called Fanso. They're from Spain or something and the beats the use from Made in M and Juan Rios was so damn dope

[@korionterivers9995]

Thank u

[@herbalmaharaj8790]

MultiTwiglet I’m all about some Dilla. Also Madlib and Alchemist are dope as well

[@mildtotemperate]

Came here to say this.

[@Stephenfoc]

@@herbalmaharaj8790 W, Nujabes too

[@krischanlive]

So happy I found this channel. Started with the Rick Rubin and hip hop artists, but the deeper stuff about Burnham and Casey Neistat, damn. This is great content.

[@bangersareforever480]

Claiming Casey invented any music genre is such an absurd statement to me. Especially when that genre has existed for a long time through artists like DJ Shadow

[@IslanderJerYT]

bangersareforever I agree, rather than inventing, popularising would have been an appropriate description

[@fixins]

I was just thinking about this recently. I think he certainly popularized that style of electronic music with manipulated, old soul tracks as hooks. So much so that when I watch a youtube video with that style of music in it, I know where the creator perhaps indirectly got the idea to use it. I know youtube opened their own library of royalty-free tracks and Casey keyed in a particular type of track. I think you could say he didn't invent/create/discover any of that music but he knew where to put it to good use.

[@PoetWithPace]

exactly! Nothing original, he popularised to an audience who may never of seen or heard of it before. Like most "pros" on youtube they do nothing original.

[@DebraDukes]

But it worked and at times was definitely my favorite because it sucked you write into the Story.Deb👍✌

[@MichaelWashingtonAE]

Yep, this style of hip-hop/soul/electro fusion was happening in Japan when I was living in Tokyo the late 1990's

[@rileyandersen7346]

the way casey talks about the vlog now crushes my soul. i wanted to have the hustle like he did. realizing that this type of work ethic can kill your life, just kinda kills me.

[@liftedaura99]

As an early 2010 Casey adopter it hurt to see him have so much success, have his entire brand stolen by every other daily vlogger, and then slowly get burnt out on the entire concept but keep forcing himself to do it.

[@JuanCamacho21]

Great video! I am a big fan of Casey and he is a big reason I am on KZbin today. He introduced me to the vlog style of filming and though I do it from time to time, those videos never gain traction for me. So I started making a video that performs and put attention to that. But if it wasn't for Casey giving me that belief that I could create content on this platform, I wouldn't be here. Thanks again for such a great in-depth video on this man that many of us look up to.

[@theadventuresofzoomandbettie]

I just had a peek at your channel, and you've got some super helpful videos over there!! Glad Casey inspired you to get really stuck into it, because you are doing an awesome job!

[@JuanCamacho21]

@@theadventuresofzoomandbettie Thanks for the compliment. I am a new subscriber to your channel. Looking forward to learning more from you.

[@oleole3608]

Enjoy'd the vid while eating pizza + drinking portugees vine. Off to my grandmas now.

[@user-nr2xb4zg7w]

Ole Ole sounds good dude

[@ItsWvlfy]

See ya

[@alessiodronephoto]

Hope you had a nice visit @grandmas! Happy holidays XD

[@thatstheguy07]

Ole Ole How is she anyway

[@IllDawgable]

Ole Ole you should rap on some Alchemist beats.

[@canmanthedon]

i’ll never forgot when i was 10 years old on casey’s 800 vlog run i would watch him everyday right after school when i my grandpa picked me up. my grandpa started watching the vlogs with me and to this day he watches every video he drops.

[@Wes_Jones]

As someone who leads a pretty uneventful life, I very much enjoyed and looked forward to Casey's vlogs.

[@stickman5741]

Ah well come on, now's not too late to make it more eventful!

[@TheEssentialsClub]

Such a lovely message! Thanks for the detailed look into his career and life.

[@TheFriendlyReviewer]

Amazing vid Jake! The amount of time it must have taken to put this together ... I can really appreciate. Casey’s been great to follow and glad he’s prioritizing his fam. Was thrilled to get to see him earlier this year

[@DanTuber]

I must be the only one who find's his vlogs boring. They're never about anything that important or interesting.

[@joeybtheman1906]

finally someone like me

[@transamination]

They are awful. I think the only purpose they serve is as an example of good filming/editing for other people who have actual content to film.

[@gapehorn2917]

imo vlogs inherently are boring. theres a limit to how interesting a youtubers life can get. even if they seem really interesting repetition is gonna kill it. i used to watch a bit of neistats vids cuz his edits are really cool.

[@DanTuber]

@@gapehorn2917 I think he created a genre of editing that appealed and was copied by others. But the actual content was really boring. Agreed vlogs are boring...i'm sick of the "Hi, welcome back to my channel..."

[@stumccabe]

Totally agree - the ones I've seen are just "look at me, I'm a cool guy with a cool lifestyle, now I'm going to ride my cool electric skateboard and drink something cool and fashionable, it's cool being me, cool." That's it, just like a vapid advertisement for his cool lifestyle - like chewing gum, no substance just flavour.

[@ArtByCater]

Great video, Learned things I didn’t know about Casey, I remember my son telling me about him in 2010 and I was thinking who is this guy and what’s this utube thing, ironically nine years later my wife & I started a art channel and are grinding out our own success. It’s all about the timing! Thanks ~Chuck

[@lucymoon]

Loved loved loved this

[@Liolia22]

Love your playlist in this video! *in fully viewing the video, I can see how your playlist is inspired by Casey’s selection :) and as soon as I saw 800 days & the “schedule blocks” segment in the middle where he breaks down what his day looks, I thought to myself “how would he have maintained healthy relationships or been anything but a workaholic with that kind of day, week, month?” There are so many stories now where people share how daily vlogging has either damaged or destroyed friendships, relationships and marriages. This should be a key explanation for why the Era of KZbin Greatness has passed...not only is YT going as commercial as they can, but it’s daily vlogging that is not, in itself, sustainable. So that model we love so much, done by a solo creator, is too overpowering in a real world format. And it’ll never be as great or relatable if it’s produced in a professional studio, so here we are... Thanks for this video! I missed out on Casey’s story as it was going on, but it’s a remarkable one to learn from.

[@DaveFarr]

Really really good video. This must have taken a ton of work. Excellent choice of material and moments to build the story. I'm a big fan of Casey, and your take on him and his channel ring absolutely true to me. I don't think there's any higher praise to give a documentary.

[@mistamuchachoman]

This guy sounds like a person trying to do an impression of someone with a deep voice.

[@michaelbaker4575]

Dude I can't even imagine how much time this must've taken to put together. Incredible work

[@timinno]

"he's created his own music genre' ...no, he's simply consistently borrowing music from that genre.

[@JackGordon]

*he did not make 800 straight episodes, he vlogged for a year and a half. Although he did come back in season 3, 368, and the New Vlog, so maybe if you add it up then ya

[@lonelychampions2177]

I only have like 9 subs but man I started all of this because of this man. He really inspired me to give it a go no matter what. Great vid man. I don’t think I’ve ever watched a vid without skipping through in a while.

[@brettgunderson8040]

Lonely Champions I only have 38 subs and Casey inspired me to start doing videos too... sub I’ll sub back

[@nikferrario]

I hope Casey watches this.

[@runningwithmarc]

I hope so too

[@9hundred67]

nah he won't waste time on this nonsense. he has better things to do than sit on youtube all day.

[@alapotato9367]

@@9hundred67 its just 23 mins

[@TheLifeofRon]

I’m very impressed on this video! You did a great job portraying Casey and his legacy.

[@pokemonninjaskaters]

No a chance he created "chill-hop" lmao wtf

[@dorawings]

He popularized

[@TDutchSlayer]

Came here from the Casey subreddit FANTASTIC video ! Seriously loved it and I truly truly was smiling and nodding every sec of your story about casey, like jep that is 100% my feelings on the subject. Thanks for making this amazing video.

[@warmishhh]

it's 1am in sf and i have work tomorrow morning. i have to say your videos are excellent and well worth the lack of sleep. keep it brother

[@ThePoronkakka]

How you haven’t blown up yet? Amazing videos, looking forward for new ones as always.

[@glipk]

I can't even fathom the amount of Casey videos you had to go through to make this. Still one of the best videos I have ever seen about Casey. Sums up my thoughts about why I loved him in the first place and now I am indifferent to his newer videos.

[@hellaunkool777]

this is so well made man. and as for you, I was waking up every day to his vlogs and sometimes they were needed to get my day going. this is a wonderful tribute to a life guru to me. thank you sosososo much! great work again.

[@johnfehringer]

Jake, you’re alright. Thanks for the video on Casey - well done. Casey would be proud.

[@najchris11]

had some trouble getting two types of stickers in the cart but bought a couple anyways. great video and keep it up!!!

[@IonsVlog]

very in depth analysis man! It must've taken you ages to gather up all the info and footage for this great documentary!

[@mrwifi1206]

This is such an informative video. It's not like a lot of videos on famous KZbinrs who just like to use a famous face/name in thumbnail for views. So glad I watched till the end.

[@sidkul3766]

“The day I almost died” was my first discovery of Casey. I think everybody relate some part of their life color to Casey’s.....sort of a lessons learnt thing, affirmation, memory recall, direction seeking, do’s ad don’t etc etc etc. You’re a good oral and documentary historian and autobiographer.

[@johnsmithington3167]

grossly understated Tom Sachs studio, and the exposure/networking that go with working in one of the most successful contemporary art studios.

[@proph3t_24gaming8]

Bro your editing has gotten so much better with every video

[@James42069]

Just ran into this video on KZbin. As soon as I heard that voice I knew exactly who this was. Keep grinding out the channel brother! -Jimmy from C.O.G.S. and Youth Group

[@annafedorova_sf]

Absolutely love everything I’ve seen on your channel. Your curation is at level “youtube professor of cool” - quite the high honors!

[@thatkidsam7045]

for sure the most under rated channel i’ve ever had the pleasure of coming across

[@sebskytte]

I actually thought your intro was a real Caseyneistat intro. Great job mate.

[@Living2Future]

same hahaha

[@viololabay9383]

Casey Neistat has inspired me to the point that I had to watch his vlogs every single night (as an obligation before going to sleep). Starting in KZbin as a new creator entails guidance from those who know and understand film making, and Casey was that youtuber who can give you the best examples you need. Thank you for this video!

[@SinceSpacies]

Aside from the "Casey invented Chill Hop" instead of saying that he applied it in a unique way this was a inspirational video. Subbed.

[@_baller]

Is this the guy from Silence of the Lambs?

[@newecreator]

He puts that lotion on that skin.

[@Nairuulagch]

He is Jody Fosters older brother.

[@DocMompean]

I'm a huge Casey fan and this was a well crafted video that describes certain aspects from his vlog and life and I appreciate your putting this together. Thanks for the obvious work you put in to this and keep up the good work.

[@أسامة-د2ض]

Nice Vlog .. not many vloggers make me stay till the end ..except Casey . Good job on telling the story !

[@NGWB45]

Jake zeeman really knows how to make videos enjoyable to watch all the way through.

[@katherinesnyder515]

when he said he was ending vlogs it was a sad day

[@SandStormXII]

Ye

[@simon_patterson]

I was actually happy for him. I thought his content had started to get stale before he did the cnn deal, and he never really recovered. The production quality never dropped off, in fact it increased when Dan Mace came on board, but he'd lost the spark a long time before he stopped.

[@N8MDH]

I normally don't watch 23 minute KZbin videos from people I have never heard of. I did in this case. Keep doing your thing.

[@coinsstampsandcollectibles3552]

Bike Lanes was the first video of Casey's I ever watched... I was hooked from that moment and have been ever since. Great video Jake

[@lauren6648]

This is fascinating, I had no clue this was the case

[@MrCrimenews]

I have to say Casey Neistat has influenced me in a huge way. He caused me to study his film and editing techniques. Unquestionably Casey is an athlete. As I approach my 72nd birthday he’s got me thinking like a kid. I have to have the latest camera gear and I am out using it in my private investigation business and for vlogging. I also have a background in television news as an investigative producer. I Cannot imagine living his life at breakneck speed. Casey is lucky in that when he is young and the technology is available to allow him to make films like never before. I am so grateful to Casey and other vloggers help me learn filmmaking. I find filmmaking empowering. On the other hand I just despise the censoring that the social media has embraced. I just wish I was beginning my career instead of being at the sunset. But I certainly intend on going out having fun with my equipment and the crap I post.

[@KentHeckel]

very well done!

[@zachowens2647]

glad i found your channel i love the way you word things and translate it through the video

[@boemsf]

Hey, I’m from the Bay too 🌁 Loving these shots! They’re beautiful! Wonderful storytelling as well ;)

[@420dizkhalifa]

I think it’s funny that KZbinrs have lied to us so much about important things they’re “announcing “, so now you have to make a point to say something is not clickbait.

[@hatpeach1]

Nice portrait, Jake! So many of watched this play out... like a train wreck. It's nice that someone has made a thoughtful summary!

[@jayemeljay2117]

Awesome work man!! Really nice recap!!! You just forgot about that transition...the coolest one of them all where he spins the camera!!! And you forgot about Georgie Neistat as well!!

[@AGirlNamedVan]

I loooove Casey too. I found out about him I think about halfway through his vlogs. Thanks for the vid 🙂

[@bizarreadventures152]

my god that intro = legendary

[@bobgest6096]

love your vids bro, watched casey too for a long time great to see him appreciated

[@haileyjacobson232]

This is beautiful... thank you!! This is so motivating because I have similar parts in my life compared to his story so far. I was wondering-by any chance is there a video or a list, anything! of all the songs on this video by any chance?

[@xennialski]

This is the best Casey summary I have ever seen. Thanks man.

[@rick2bees]

Great storytelling....Sundaymorning viewing approved....

[@StokenP]

Great video! Thanks for taking the time to make this!

[@Kemoclout]

with just the intro alone i know you’ve got big things ahead

[@trevormaikweki7767]

Your videos always inspire me

[@f2carter93]

This Video was quite a treat

[@kevil0922]

Very glad to have found your channel!

[@marcusliddell]

Narrator sounds like he’s been inhaling sulphur hexafluoride

[@MoonAlongMyHead]

Thanks for the film, it was really cool to see a summary of Casey's career as the main KZbinr in such an insightful way. :)

[@alexandergaillard3517]

Thank you so much for this video man ! Wonderful storytelling of a man who has inspired a whole generation ! Please keep going !

[@rollo6103]

what i never understood was casey would spend all day working, and then do the vlog at night which is what made his day so grueling, but as the vlog developed it slowly became his job. Apart from meetings and other side projects what did he spend his day doing? and how did someone so good at maximising his time not find ways to do more at day? I know hes all about doing more so probably tried doing the most he could, but still?

[@plinionetofilms]

What the fuck do you mean? "How did someone so good at maximising his time didn't do it more on the day?" Even though his vlog became a big part of his job, he still had side things to do. With that in mind, do you have ANY idea whatsoever how much time it takes to shoot and edit a video like that (usually 10 min long)?? It's a miracle that he had done it 800 times, I just can't even picture myself doing it. The only way to achieve this is how he said it went. He lost all connection to anything non work related. All he did was making videos and thinking about making videos.

[@pilchardpliskin9381]

He said in one video that he would usually be in business meetings non stop from 10am to 6pm.

[@DbolOnlyGangster]

Casey is very strange to me. An OG film maker turned into KZbinr, who was used as a CNN puppet for a while but then manipulated the system into become his own brand and enterprise . Like he double crossed everyone and rode away on a speed boat into the sunset with millions of dollars . Love him or hate him , Casey is one of the most inspirational people to exist .

[@duderadley2383]

that slowed down feels like we only go backwards was amaaaazing

[@duderadley2383]

in a great way

[@yoshimurahirihito]

"overthinking the process will kill any carrier in the creative space"

[@celestialcelebrants]

Very well done, thank you for sharing! Important caution at 20:00 which I'll forward to my creators New York Central so they don't work me every single day.

[@thewrongopinion7811]

It's worth pointing out that he actually started the vlog to promote his start-up Beme....but by the time Beme was wrapped up the vlog was an entity in and of itself.

[@NihonRebooted]

The beginning seems almost a copy paste word for word of what he said in his life story. I know its different, but i watched his vid right before this one and it is so similar.

[@Chrisisplays]

It rubbed me the wrong way when he said, that being nice is a lot of work. I don't know where to leave this, but some people are just nice by default and have a hard time being mean. And some people need mean treatment in order to become nice. I like him and his ethic, but those are the small details that kinda get me vaulted. Not to say, that his schedule is not even close to being healthy on a day to day basis, especially not for 800 Days straight.

[@AMalas]

My default is being nice, I enjoy it, but sometimes it is really hard! You cant be nice all the time but you need to!

[@Chrisisplays]

@@AMalas I concurr, that some people need meaning. And sometimes giving meaning means being mean in order to strike their issues down. I get where you come from, but always being nice simply is no need. That's a neurological issue, cause being nice is not always what is due or appreciated. That's a cop out of confrontation that is simply needed to build a character. It's no wonder that #positivevibesonly made women's psyche a dumpsterfire to begin with. How do you win a fight that naturally occurs, by being nice? Set that in terms of KZbin Policies, being nice made you already lose, cause they took on bit of room from, then they take the next and the next, until you're cramped up and used up in a corner where they can control your or your "narrative". So in forms of school of life, you sometimes need to be a gaping dick or cunt in order to achieve justice, as other people are dicks and cunts all the time. Putting someone in it's place should not be nice. It's to make sure they dont cross the boundaries, when someone who really has no chill turns up and gives them the last hardship of their life. Other than that, I agree. Being nice should be default, cause being a dick is just raising to insult yourself and others, if not used as mentioned.

[@AMalas]

@@Chrisisplays then you should understand where Casey is coming from! When you lose your privacy and everyone starts demanding things from you, as basic as just a greeting to something like a selfie all the time, it would be hard to stay nice. I don't get how it would rub you the wrong way, to be honest

[@Chrisisplays]

@@AMalas that's the thing I don't get. You are still a human. And human's will walk over you. Giving an autograph is not even up in my list of confrontation. I am talking about obvious bullshit, people throw your way. I know where he's coming from, but that ultimately isn't healthy to do, as we need a catalyst, or we end up taking all that harm on our relationships, cause we wanted to be nice to these random people who didn't gave two shits about you, but rather saw you as an "accomplishment". I don't understand how you jumped to autographs, tho.

[@JennyAndAlex]

Nice job dude! It's amazing just how many people have been inspired in some way or another by Casey Neistat and the work he's done. This video is a great overview and I think you did a good job capturing the spirit of Casey and unpacking some of the more complicated aspects that make him such a unique phenomenon. Keep it up!

[@OmarFW]

This is such a good summary of what made his vlog so compelling. I thought vlogs were boring and stupid before casey. As someone who grew up in laid back seattle, watching the daily adventures of a self-made workaholic new yorker was really something else. Shame that boosted board also went out of business recently.

[@davidpattillo752]

Very well thought out and presented vid. Nice work Jake.

[@fromthawell]

Insightful video. Found out something new and enjoyed watching the video. (a bit of ads) I have watched all of his videos and he inspires me too. Thanks for the video. Best day & Best wishes to you & yours.

[@melissarodriguez21]

You're honestly one of my favorite video creators right now. I really loved this breakdown of Casey👏👏

[@Maximilien901]

You have a brilliant KZbin channel mate. Keep it going!

[@tracey921]

Awesome vid !! As a Casey watcher, awhile ago, this was a treat Thank you 🙏🏻

[@Glowconnection]

Great video! Just a note Bloomberg was the mayor who brought bike lanes to NYC NOT Guiliani.

[@TheronGBurrough]

This video was extremely engaging and I learned a lot about how Casey accomplished so much.

[@AlertCulture]

You earned that subscribe, I watched down to the last minute.

[@Korea-Lens]

half way thru video. i've seen about dozen vids from casey but damn this in depth summary is really well put together. keep up the great work, will follow your work!

[@DebraDukes]

Absolutely loved and I as well have watched and so picked up so much watching.Truly Amazing loved how much you caught from this as well and how you included the Family which to me by the way are absolutely incredible.Love the Journey through his and Candice life and all the hard work.Very well done Deb 👌👍✌P.S.Keep Going

[@savannahmiller3107]

Am I the only one who liked Casey’s videos more before he started daily vlogging?

[@presidentyoni]

ok

[@vsidaugaite]

so much more

[@Kage-jk4pj]

Nope

[@PoetWithPace]

possibly not, if he had many fans?

[@camcamwatt]

very cool Video, loved it! The only comment I have other than it's great is I don't feel Casey invented "chill hop" or LOFI. I'm sure the exposure he gave the genre and artist he used had a big effect however I wouldn't say he invented a genre. Keep up the great work! :)

[@KrzysztofBrenerBRENERASSIMUS]

A nice good and a very important yt channel this one is. It offers an aerial view of the yt phenomena; cuz it is a phenomena. It's only been with humanity for two decades and won't be after all lights go out. This video is a gateway to understanding what yt creators had in mind when the idea first came up. Broadcast yourself. No matter who you are and not be a star - was the mission. That came after. Big greetings Jake Zeeman you're fresh.