How To Tell Stories That Make You Look Attractive

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Today we’re going to talk about Markiplier and his storytelling. And how you can make any story more interesting :-) goo.gl/eLRiqM
If you do storytelling well, you’ll find that people love having you around. It’s also much easier to talk about yourself in attractive or interesting ways. It also greatly helps your persuasion and makes it easy to have a group conversation.
Why Markiplier? We’ve already covered some aspects of storytelling in our videos on Scott Harrison and Kevin Hart, so what I wanted to show you today isn’t how to tell a good meaty story well, but instead how to get people hooked even when your story isn’t super interesting by itself.
So I picked a well known KZbinr named Markiplier because Markiplier is a great example of how to make ANYTHING more interesting. And these lessons transfer very well to storytelling.
For those of you that don’t know Markiplier he got his fame as a Let’s Play KZbinr, where he recorded himself playing videos games. There are tens of thousands of people trying to do this, and Markilplier rose to the top because he can make any given moment seem interesting.
0:24 Quick intro to Markiplier
0:45 How Markiplier starts his storytelling specifically to get listeners eager to hear him speak
1:56 How Markiplier uses his voice to make a story sound more interesting. Especially useful in group conversation.
4:54 Convey emotion when storytelling like Markiplier does and you'll be more captivating. Bonus, you're also much better at persuasion.
8:46 should I do another video on Markiplier that’s about being likable / popular?
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[@therunningman761]

Someone's been binging markiplier

[@rahultechbro7179]

therunningman761 my name is ademulla and I’m from Wakanda

[@itotallyagreewithyou6586]

@@rahultechbro7179 great, I am Jesus, from heaven.

[@iamrahatul]

@@itotallyagreewithyou6586 Right! I'm Lucifer from Hell.

[@FictionCautious]

At least he learned something from it.

[@giannchan6752]

“Use your full vocal range...” Theatre kids: GOT IT😈🔥

[@jesterssketchbook]

pro-ject!!!!

[@svenservette4197]

Chan Gian ugh Theatre kids are awful...

[@jamestrotman3238]

+Sven Servette we're a special breed, yes

[@giannchan6752]

Sven Servette Um thank you? :’D

[@MrMasterDebate]

Chan Gian what have you done....

[@nuke7]

Key Takeaways: - Bait the story - Use full vocal range - Act out emotions

[@Mikzala]

yoooo bro wrapaed the video in just 3 line💀

[@BoburRustamov]

I have applied storytelling advices which you guys suggested on Kevin Hart video starting from last year and I have seen so many changes since then! I could see how people are excited about spending time with me and I felt more confident and charismatic about myself because of that. Thank you guys! Best channel right here

[@Sam-ng3of]

Problem is most charismatic characteristics come naturally to extroverts, so it sucks if you're an introvert.

[@TheCactuar124]

Abdus Samad So? The most important thing is practice. Even an introvert can become an amazing storyteller if they keep practicing and applying these tips.

[@JoeyTeckno]

@@Sam-ng3of I am TEXTBOOK introvert, curiously enough, people always mistake me for an extrovert. What I'm trying to say is that you can learn to not be shy, which is often a common denominator of us introverts. And as TheCactuar124 pointed out, it's all about practice. Then it WILL come naturally.

[@Jack0533Harris]

@@TheCactuar124!

[@user-ug5ry2su5s]

But, what you do to not make these techniques purely for people to be happy?

[@gabrielaw2058]

What a story Mark

[@MrDynamite246]

Hi Tommy

[@hap995]

+Mr Dynamite2468 YOU'RE TEARING ME APART, LISA

[@sabhishek9289]

Mark: Your A Genius!!!!! Now excuse me I got to go and bone Lisa. Isn't that a great story XDXD

[@maxkadunce]

Hi doggyyyyyy

[@eternalray8194]

Be confident basically.

[@T.Y.L.E.R_777]

Nah is not that easy for introverts

[@killallchadspfpusers9158]

@@T.Y.L.E.R_777 yeh its so hard

[@payton_bagel8317]

@@T.Y.L.E.R_777 Well, Mark’s an introvert. But yeah as a fellow introvert I’m super self conscious 0_0

[@NaderVaderYT]

... Yeh

[@Dumani_Manqoba]

But how u get the content

[@heykenzo4284]

One thing I gotta point out is that, apperantly, Mark IS that silly person on real life as well. Not that I've ever met him in person, that's just what his friends and fellow KZbinrs say about him. He isn't faking, he's just exagerated by nature. Something that many people, me included, can relate to.

[@Charismaoncommand]

Makes total sense. The best possible thing you can do to be charismatic is work to make it a habit so you don't have to think about it or fake anything

[@heykenzo4284]

My guess is that a big part of his charisma comes from his childish side. Because we all had that and always will have that childish self, watching someone be a big bearded brat makes us feel that much comfortable on being brats ourselves and laugh out loud to d*ck jokes. And since Mark adds variety to his repertoire (like self deprecating humor, self elevating humor or creepy dark humor) that one side of him doesn't feels too overused.

[@shadowthief6537]

Yes!! But I can also see how he's had lots of practice in being more engaging when talking to himself for extended periods is his job. He started out outgoing but there's definitely a difference now than when he first started.

[@justinz9225]

I get your point, but every successful youtuber is faking. By "faking", I simply mean that they're ramping up their expressions to huge proportions. That's what being an entertainer is. That doesn't mean it's false or disingenuous, just that they're not always cranked up to 11 in real life. Just watch Markiplier's old videos and you'll see how his "character" has evolved. Yes, he's the same person, but he figured out how to be more appealing and presentable on camera.

[@paleobc65]

I really wish you would've uploaded this during my high school years, I was so awkward and and many of stories lacked any sort of purpose or weren't as funny or as interesting as I thought it would be

[@Charismaoncommand]

Trust me, I too really wish I had known any of this in high school haha. Cheers to high school awkwardness and all the stories that I think back on and cringe at 😂

[@Crambull]

paleobc65 In high school, I generally avoided telling any personal stories simply because I knew people would either lose interest or not care in the slightest. Better learn late than never I guess.

[@meliams5661]

It's not too late. I'm almost hit 30. I'm still awkward

[@paleobc65]

Yeah I definetley I laugh back at those moments so I can cope

[@tubbysza]

Why you really judge yourself, no wonder you were so awkward. Luckily your problems of the past are solved thx to this video... Right?

[@kevlarkevin1840]

I think the biggest clue in this video is that everybody knows how to act, they just get really awkward when they think they have to act someway other than naturally. Great vid!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Thanks kevlarkevin!

[@VihanDamaris]

Oh mi goodness I needed this. Been super monotone most of my life, and doing videos would wonder why people aren't watching the way I expected. Over the past few months I changed it up a bit, brought it a few notches higher like you said, and noticed a vast difference in enjoyment both for the viewer and for myself as editor! 😂 Never tried the hook and bait thing though, and it makes absolute sense. Shall work on it, thanks so much!

[@vsh1998]

But wouldn't hyping up a story like this make you at risk of coming off as dramatic? How do I ensure to make people excited about the story and not make the punchline deliver in an anti-climactic way?

[@Northernhail]

What if I'm emotionally dead inside?

[@Charismaoncommand]

Hmmmmmm, I'd probably look at that first and worry about storytelling after you're alive inside :-)

[@dipbar1824]

I love you

[@Mavish11]

Fake it till you make it.

[@jamesgrey13]

Evanescence will wake you up inside! :D

[@jpotts18]

Fake it. Works for psychopaths!

[@ThatCyndi]

I think Markiplier is the only KZbinr whose really long vlogs I can watch the whole way through Even if he wasn't funny or interesting, he's got a voice I could listen to forever.

[@singdawn2016]

Look up "David Dobrik"

[@zooyorkdanny]

I've gotta say I absolutely love your videos! They've helped me so much and their very entertaining to watch. Nobody else makes these kinda informative videos as much fun as you do. Great work! Keep it up and thanks so much for the help!

[@RenzoIsHereYT]

Please make a video on how to enter a group conversation without being rude or weird. Most people in my clubs are already friends with each other and are in convos and I get scared when trying to talk to people who are in convo already.

[@Charismaoncommand]

I think we did this in one of our animated videos! I don't remember which one but I remember seeing it at some point

[@Sheepyz]

introduce yourself to them. if u already know em but just dont talk w them, try to listen to what they’re saying and relate to something similar that has happened to u and use the tips on the video while saying it

[@haydenwalker2647]

I saw Markiplier and immediately clicked

[@MackMillicco]

Markiplier has come a long way in terms of how he portrays himself before his audience. Like many KZbinrs, he started out incredibly introverted and watching him since 2012 allows me to say that he has evolved dramatically and has become much more comfortable when in front of a camera or audience. Great advice and great video!

[@alexanderSnilsson]

Perfect - storytelling is my focus of the month! Both for improving my social skills, but also to improve my videos for my channel :) Keep it up!

[@Charismaoncommand]

That's awesome! I think for KZbin these are all even more important, because people can click away more easily than walk away. I definitely think focusing on these three things can help make videos more interesting

[@alexanderSnilsson]

Totally agree. How much script breakdown do you guys do before shooting your videos?

[@haris000000]

Alexander Nilsson Dude what do you mean by "focus of the month" that sounds intetesting?

[@TheVilivan]

haris000000 Probably trying to get better at one specific aspect of social skills for a whole month (because trying to master everything at once is really hard), and then changing it the next month

[@alexanderSnilsson]

Exactly. I break down my goals on a weekly, monthly and 5-month basis. So much things I want to learn and develop, but experience has taught me ( and tons of 'guru's' ) that focus is king. Decide on thing thing and execute on that. Easier said than done. Especially when there is KZbin constantly BOMBARDING you with so many things that 'will change your life'. :)

[@DarkBlueNutrition]

Love this video!! I’ve been trying to up my story telling game for KZbin and in my personal life 😊 much love!! Keep them coming!

[@krishnarao4290]

Honestly, Markiplier has the most masculine voice and the best laugh !!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Completely agree. I didn't want people to try to fake their voice or their laugh so I didn't include it in the video, but he is definitely benefited by his voice and the fact that he's handsome. BUT, I still think that anyone can do the three things in this video and be a captivating storyteller, regardless of voice or face :-)

[@abdmzn]

I was told that he sounds like he tries to make his voice sound masculine/fakes it, idk though.

[@payton_bagel8317]

@@abdmzn Nah, he just sounds like that. It would be SUPER hard to make it that deep for so many years without slipping up or ruining your voice. In the past though (2014-2015-ish) he did kinda fake his voice. Not because he was insecure about it but because he had trouble projecting. But even then you can see in some more quiet or low key videos (like in his vlogs at the time) his voice still sounds deep, but not as radio-showy

[@jsc1jake512]

I love to tell stories about Mythology and History since they're the most interesting subjects to me. I've always liked stories, no matter if they're real or fake and I've always been a bit of a gamer, so if a game I find has lore in it I will DEFINITELY read the heck out of it. My problem though is that I have a bit of a deep and monotone voice, or so others have told me, and whenever I tell a story in real life I feel like my "audience" (friends) gets bored so this really helps me, thank you for making this video and Markiplier is honestly probably the best choice for a subject like this, I'm not a huge fan of the guy but I do watch his videos from time to time.

[@region3992]

Thanks for summarizing your 3 points at the end! Very helpful!

[@polobreak3249]

I find watching CoC videos is a good warm up for talking to people. If I'm not in the mood to talk or feel low in energy, watching a video really helps.

[@ANTWXN]

Your Videos are actually really reasuring and well put together... Big ups to you!!!

[@Rayowag]

I watched a lot of your videos, but this was one of the best ones for me out of a youtuber perspective! Loved it 😊

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Glad you loved it!

[@MattPincince]

Love this. You chose the perfect person to convey this topic. These are completely actionable tips I can apply in my videos!

[@Bladeclaw00100]

Wow the timing is so well done. I am just about ready to start my own lets play channel an needed to hear how someone keeps you hooked to watching your videos. I actually am a bigger fan of EricVanWilderman and yea Markiplier is another great one too. This was very helpful, thank you.

[@LovedHappy]

Love your videos! This was great.

[@Twhylight1]

Funny, I’ve been doing this every time I tell jokes or funny stories, I learnt it off my dad who does exactly this. Love this channel!

[@ducklord6922]

mark is a really charismatic and interesting guy i personally don't watch let's plays anymore (i used to really love them) but mark does so much more than let's plays and watching him in podcast and other stuff like that you can just tell he is a fantastic story teller he really does keep the interest high my favorite youtuber is ethan but while in the podcast i was a whole lot more interested in what mark had to say

[@TkevTV]

damn.... I needed those videos 2 years ago when I started with my new school:'D right now I'll finish soon, but hey... I still have some months left to engage my classmates and co-students and I'm still 19 so I have plenty of time... so thank you for your awesome analyses and tips I appreciate them so much especially this video has some of the most awesome tips. To be honest I used most of those things and to everybode who reads this: *It works!* when I started in the new school I was really happy, active and positive and *talked and entertained* almost everyone, except people I'm nervous around (like my crush... or some guy of my old class). The point is I used most if not all of this. I varied my voice tonality and speed, used emotions and pauses. I did all of this for the first half year, then I got calmer, after 1 and a half year I got some depressions from the pressure of my subjects, and right now I'm here, happy again and trying to become what I once was. I looked so long for the reason, why I was able to tell engaging stories (even though they were boring as f*ck) and for quite some months I was not, and right here are the reasons Again Ben, and Charlie, both of you.... I thank you deep from my heart for your helpful videos and your work you put into this. I really appreciate it and hope you continue with this stuff, as long as possible! Keep up with the great work.

[@ohboy1113]

6:29 Tone: Single Facial expressions: NA Body language: Blinking

[@zahando1732]

out of the three story-telling videos, this one did for mae. Thanks Ben !

[@Charismaoncommand]

Heyyyy that's awesome Tyler! I'm really happy to hear it!

[@brunobelchiorcomedy]

dude, this is by far the best video i've seen on this subject, thank you, i'll definitely try my best to apply these tips on my storytelling, thanks once again.

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ That's awesome, thanks!

[@piotrzwirowski8435]

Man, I hope you’re gonna appear more often on this channel, because I think you’re just as great as Charlie is and would love to hear something more from you!!

[@Brancake]

I've been watching Mark for YEARS and I've never noticed that he does these things. Thank you for this awesome analysis!

[@Charismaoncommand]

Hey Brancake! My pleasure, glad you enjoyed it 😁

[@Composer1992]

Awesome video, thanks for going through and explaining those things!

[@Andy-ou9lp]

No wonder a lot of people like listening to me haha. One tip I found really useful is instead of just saying “ my friend did this... “ . You try to act and mimic what your friend did with emotion and movement. So the people you’re telling the story to feel like they were actually there! Try to change your emotion based on how you felt in the moment, don’t be bland! ((:

[@riju6117]

*I'll never stop trying new things until I find one thing that makes me really excited*

[@ishans4230]

Bait the hook Use the full range of your voice and vocals Convey Emotion

[@lauramax93]

4:30 Did you just call my beautiful city, Glass Cow?! (Tbh I really can’t tell the way he said it was so weird)

[@RespectTheConglomerate]

This was so good. I was having a hard time coming up w a story

[@BiancaBlade]

I'm currently in a communications class in college, and have learned more from watching your videos than I have in that class. Thank you for these.

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Appreciate the kind words!

[@TheBroccoliKnight]

Great video guys. I just started my own KZbin channel! I definitely plan to implement a ton of your tips from this video...(well actually like all of them) in my own personal life and KZbin endeavors! Keep up the great work!!

[@RicoResolves]

The key to a good story, is visualisation. I have a friend which is deaf mute, and they went to a play with a group and there was a black screen, black dressed actors wearing white gloves. Telling the story by sign language. Everytime you tell a story, it needs to be something people can relate too. For instance, if you're in the commerce business, you could say: "Hey, would you like to maybe have an offer from me if that's ok?". Or, you could say: "Look, You've got a couple of products from us, but not everything. I'd like to sit down with you and see if we have something else that suits your needs. After that, talk it over with your wife after dinner, and I'll contact you in about a week". See the difference? In the first sentence, there's a lack of visualisation, and confidence. In the second sentence, you're putting the person into a position he's familiar with (the kitchen table talks) and you're confident about your own products.

[@ExploringInsanity]

You always come up with quality & needed stuff ⚓🔛❤Thank you so much Manh!!!🔥📢

[@Charismaoncommand]

Thanks! That's awesome you think so :-)

[@MaytaneVideos]

That teaser sentence is a great tip

[@gnome_farmer]

I have been using your techniques and hints for about a month and i have noticed a major change in my life. thanks

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ That's awesome Nick!

[@Rayowag]

I literally just finished watching his latest video 😂

[@jonkubina1]

You do an absolutely fantastic job of breaking down how people entertain others through the ways they talk, and your videos covering other youtubers is especially insightful. Could you break down how Jontron entertain people? He's like watching a looney toon, and for some reason I can't figure out what it is about his character that makes people like, subscribe, and rewatch his videos again and again.

[@TheBohobemeister]

As always, wonderful video!

[@Shark1103]

He also have a deep voice, that's a bonus. Thanks for the video.

[@petju7]

I usually tell people what I want them to feel. Like "be sad for this part" and "now be ecstatic."

[@adyl3236]

Thats for the advice. I recorded my voice. Decided to never talk again. Sad for people who heard me storytelling...

[@leaderlogic7004]

Great video! Oh man, meetings at work would be so much more interesting if more people knew these skills! 😆

[@btchoujosama]

Please make more videos on Mark!!! I'm not a huge video game buff but I completely agree with and watch his channel purely for all the presentation characteristics you've mentioned in this video!! (:

[@mzilg]

This is the best "how to story" I've seen!!

[@Carl.Henriksson]

I loved when he talked about his childhood Nightmares and lucid Dreams when he played Five Nights At Candy's 3, it was so interessting and now i know why!

[@carlangas0100]

I completely see him in another way now, I always watched him but never paid attention to those little-big things in his speech. Thanks for the mega interesting video!

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Our pleasure! Thanks for watching. :-)

[@jlupus8804]

1. Crazy Teaser 2. Full vocal range with changing speed 3. Fluctuate voice body language and face 4. Imagine the emotion you want to convey

[@socorradecastro9673]

I watch this video a lot, fromwhen I first started my podcast to this moment I'm training to be a tour guide

[@opedromagico]

Awesome!!!

[@palemoonlight96]

These videos with practical examples are your best! Could you pretty please also do the analysis of the youtuber angrypicnic? He's always so successful with girls and seems so confident and I'm interested to hear how he does it in terms of charisma...

[@Ojuolape]

Why have I never heard of Markplier but bigger question is why do I suddenly wanna go binge-watch his videos now ?

[@mamtaagrawal2717]

Hey guys. Love you videos! I was hoping you could do a video about how the way you walk can affect your Charisma. I mean it's a part of body language right.

[@HaterzSayHi]

Great job on this video!

[@Stewfou]

Thanks for making this video man! It's great!

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Glad you like it!

[@Phicksusmc]

My issue is that I can’t remember any details of my life enough to say anything more than something “I went on vacation here once and saw this thing”

[@MissVindicat]

I love this. I'm creating a video for a job application and these tips are gold. Also, it's so much fun to do something like this! Thanks! 😃

[@Charismaoncommand]

~ Our pleasure! Glad you liked it. :-)

[@MissVindicat]

Charisma on Command (:

[@DrAdnan]

I have trouble with boring storytelling, especially in my videos. I need to work on the bringing in more happy emotion. At least I'm a legend- I watched till the end ;)

[@HotRefuse]

I already do a lot of this, but I should do it more often for sure!

[@northstringlarge]

after watching this, I came up with "The 7-11 Story". It's just about getting a slurpee from 7-11 and trying to stop the machine before it overflows, and still having it overflow, and then going home and enjoying the slurpee. I told this with incredible passion and all of my friends got pissed at me because they were so interested in a story about nothing.

[@tander101]

I didn't even notice Mark in the thumbnail and was pleasantly surprised when he was the topic of the video.

[@estudioglamour4055]

you are great! very helpful!

[@pablotejano7461]

I can hypnotize a crowd with my mono tone

[@sherifor3220]

he has an awesome voice as it is. he could do tons of voice overs

[@trumpeterjen]

This is definitely true. I can only think of one person for whom being monotone worked, and it only worked because she actively dedicated herself to it at all times and had an extremely dry sense of humor. For the vast majority of people, it'll be easier to achieve the Markiplier effect.

[@soatok]

I think the problem that a lot of us face when telling stories is: Our primary emotion in our day-to-day is anger, and we spend so much time repressing that anger that we're (at first consciously but eventually subconsciously) forcing ourselves to be monotone. This is especially true for anyone who has worked in retail (or, worse, a deli).

[@Tubeytime]

I don't know what I was expecting, but I thought this video was going to be about writing stories and world building.

[@gatsuga1]

Hi guys! Not sure if this is the place to ask about this, but I was wondering if you can do a breakdown of what makes Tim Bilyeu's speeches so captivating and interesting. I know you do charisma breakdowns and maybe what Tom does is a bit different, but I thought I'd still ask. Keep the awesome videos coming !

[@TheOddSusie]

4:40 It's pronounced "Glaz-go" Not "Glas-cow" Sorry to be that guy, just a heads up because if you meet a Scot and pronounce it wrong, they will rip the utter shite out of you for the next 10 minutes. Great video as always though, glad I subscribed :)

[@ginaonyemaechi4830]

Haha!

[@empoweredsensitivity1236]

This is a great video thank you :)

[@swampfox984]

I tried thinking of a question to ask you since you announced on Instagram that the next video was coming but I got nothing. So I will just say thanks for the channel. It's one of my top two on KZbin. I'm better today because of it.

[@swampfox984]

Video idea too: something on Casey Neistat. Don't know what but he is popular so I'm sure you could make a great video.

[@Charismaoncommand]

Hey John! For what it's worth, this comment means a lot more to me than a question would have :-)

[@Charismaoncommand]

I actually haven't watched many of his videos, I'll check them out and see what I see!

[@swampfox984]

Charisma on Command well that is good. :)

[@nomercy8989]

Where is this Glass cow?

[@Charismaoncommand]

My bad!

[@bltotrs92]

your voice and how you tell things also seem to have improved ;)

[@TheGaragebandGuide]

Glasgow is pronounced GLAZ-go, not 'glasskow' 👍

[@Grazikon]

It's actually closer to the original Gaelic 'Glaschu'

[@Grazikon]

The Scots Gaelic word 'Glaschu' is pronounced /glasaxu/. The original name is Celtic. The first attestation is as 'Glasgu' (in Gaelic). This became the Older Scots Glasgow /glasgu/, Modern English Glasgow (Scottish pronunciation: /glazgo:/) and Modern Scots Glesga~Glesgae~Glesca /glezgə~glezge~gleskə/.

[@ShuyaTheDark]

Sounds the same to me

[@michaelcrowe6796]

And yet we say Glazgo, not Glasgu.

[@arranbrown6695]

its actually glezgey

[@awaworldart]

Thank you!!🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@juliobarrios8149]

Could you do a video on Game Grumps? They don't do facecam but are really charming and you feel connected to those guys

[@suitedstrings8637]

Amazing stuff,man. I wait eagerly for your videos. Would you care to do a video about stuttering and how one can finally overcome the fear of stuttering to be more successful in life? Thanks! ❤️

[@Charismaoncommand]

Hey Som! I haven't dealt with that myself, have you Googled to see if anyone has good material on it? My one buddy stuttered very badly for the first 18 years of his life. He was repressing something about himself and was very filtered in general with his speech. Once he stopped repressing his emotions and stopped trying to filter what he said to be perfect, his stutter actually went away completely. I have no idea if that's helpful to you but he's the only person I know who had a stutter so that's the only personal reference I have for it.

[@suitedstrings8637]

Repressed emotions.That sounds interesting. I'll surely work on the topic you've highlighted. Googling doesn't really help because everyone else is in the same state of despair. There's no cure to this- just minor adjustments. I'll have to settle down with it. Thanks again! ~Som.

[@TheGreatest-vj5qy]

Hey Charisma On Command. I want you to make a video about how to be sarcastic.

[@Charismaoncommand]

I like this idea, I'll think on who would be good to do a breakdown on that could show this...

[@arbaks3124]

sure, that's what internet needs :)

[@Charismaoncommand]

Look at that, two votes for sarcasm! ...wait a second...was that...sarcasm?! 😱

[@111vincento]

i think a good breakdown on how to be sarcastic is needed. alot of people only get it when its EXTREMELY obvious.

[@reecehayden7731]

I sense sarcasm

[@Gabiche]

Now I'm curious to know why Mark had to go to the hospital because of a pickle in his eye! Great storytelling. But also, thumbs up for the maker itself of this video who analysed everything!

[@fejj122na8]

Hey Ben! Off Topic.... Any tips for naturally increasing your energy levels later in the day? For instance, I am a morning person, so I feel most alive during the first 2/3 of the day. But, come 8:00pm, my body starts winding down. Yet this is when a lot of my socializing takes place, which makes being joyful and charismatic a little bit more challenging. Any tips for natural ways to give your body a little bit of a wake me up (without using a substance like a caffeine or sugar)?

[@Charismaoncommand]

I wouldn't consider myself an expert on this but just from my personal experience, are you working out? And if so, at what time? I find that exercise gives me a high and then a crash. So if I lift at 6pm I'll definitely be awake at 8pm. But if I workout hard at 12pm, I might be more lethargic come 8pm. The other thing is, do you eat a big dinner? On nights where I'm going to go out, I try to do smaller meals more frequently, and even save dinner for when I get home that night if I'm not super hungry before going out. Probably not the best thing for physique to be eating right before bed, but it helps me be light and energetic when I'm out. Or you could try to sneak in a midday nap like Charlie does :-)

[@chadjones3263]

I would love if you did a video like this about someone like Andy Stanley, Judah Smith, or Matt Chandler

[@Chris-yw2zp]

You should do a breakdown of james spader storytelling

[@f3lifica]

I LOVE YOU MARKIPLIER (and awesome charisma guy)

[@pumpkinpiemassacre6799]

Thank you for acknowledging Markiplier as an awesome youtuber!

[@Noanyouknow]

I would love to hear what else you've got to teach about him

[@mauricio5278]

i was watching this to be able to tell stories for a youtube video but i think I just learned how to make friends

[@FerrariKing]

I have watched him when he played Outlast. He is good at making bland part of a game interesting.

[@andrewhultmark8494]

2:20 yeah ethan(blue hair) seems real interested