How should you start your youtube channel? Doesn't matter!You'll hate your first video later anyway!

[@ChronikSpartan]

Really great to see you finally start bro. Love your frame, instantly got me interested. One bit of advice would be to keep the video snappier, maybe some jump cuts. Great first video though!

[@dannyjorde2677]

Very cool video with really interesting topics! I can feel identified by many things you mention. I've never considered becoming a KZbinr, but if I wanted to be, I think this would've been exactly what I would have said in my first video 😂

[@the1wheeler]

Thanks for watching! I’m glad you enjoyed! :)

[@denoftools]

I started 5 years ago with a Logitech C930e Webcam and a Snowball Ice Mic. I used my cell phone for filming, but I already had a good gaming PC so video editing wasn't that hard. The first year I put out a whopping 3 videos. The next year 13, the next 18. But I keep at it and now I'm at 5.5 Years, 781 Videos, 140k Subscribers, 28 Million Views. The key to KZbin is actually pretty simple. 1. Start, 2. Don't stop, 3. Be consistent. 4. Try to get better with every video. I would also add, listen to your audience, they are your customers after all. And secondly, don't worry about the gear. Start with your cell phone, and work up from there. Try to make the channel pay for everything.

[@the1wheeler]

Inspiring story! And congrats on the success tou found! I do believe that the scene is different than it was 5 years ago and that nowadays starting with a webcam might not work, but it’s true that it’s not the most important factor(which is the content itself of course) I bought that because simply because I could and it’s gonna be used for other things than just KZbin. What is KZbin exclusive gear is also easy to re-sell at a good price so I really don’t have much to lose money wise. I won’t be upgrading gear until the channel pays for it(if it ever does) thank you for the constructive criticism! :)

[@denoftools]

@@the1wheeler Don't buy into that "KZbin was different/easier back then". People were saying the same thing then as they are now.

[@the1wheeler]

@@denoftools that’s a very good point!

[@emrknight]

For public speaking advice, you could check out David JP Philips, another youtuber who practiced and analyzed public speaking people. Awesome dude, knows how to upgrade your presence in front of people. Besides, GG for starting out! I started streaming a month or so ago and uploading on youtube for complete walkthroughs of games, and you're right, not always easy. And I don't even use a camera yet! ahaha

[@the1wheeler]

I’ll have a look! Thanks!

[@goglin650]

I'm gonna share this video to you in 2 years, we will see if you where right :)

[@the1wheeler]

That’ll be painful 😭