Growing A 10+ Million Youtube Following At The Age of 22: Joe Sugg | E172

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Appreciate you all for watching! If you could do me a massive favour and hit the like button, it helps this channel out massively 🙏

[@fortniteistrash1150]

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[@GoonerJen]

I remember watching a video of Joe’s where he was lent a fancy sports car. Instead of showing it off with friends, he opted to drive all the way home and take his granddad out for a spin instead. He went up in my estimation that day. He comes across as a polite, well adjusted young man and I wish him every success.

[@MsPsycoGirl]

Out of all the UK KZbinrs from back in the day Joe is the one I like to keep up with the most. He’s humble, never let the fame or money change who he was, he’s a very talented and aspiring young man and has a great sense of humour, it’s nice to see him grow and I really hope he achieves everything he wants because he deserve it

[@misskimberleyj]

Goes to show his parents brought him up the right way

[@vallee3140]

I remember that , he is so respectful to his family.

[@sammigormley4620]

Couldn’t agree more

[@tom_nz]

I've also heard that when he bumped into people in a pub/club that knew him from youtube, he would happily chat and buy them a drink. Legend.

[@baenanabish1192]

I remember waiting for Sugg Sunday every week and it was the only thing that calmed my anxiety before school because I was being bullied. I’m 21 now and I have my university graduation on Saturday, it’s crazy how quickly time flies. I will say, even though I’m a grown up now I still go back and watch some of the Sugg Sunday videos and it feels like a big hug. I’ll be forever grateful for Joe and the gang for keeping me a happy kid, I wish them only the best :)

[@wonderwoman5528]

Aw, hope you’re doing okay :)

[@MsPinkwolf]

Congratulations on your graduation 😊

[@sdddd411]

I also watched joes videos on a Sunday to calm my anxiety for school the following week. I don’t know what I would’ve done back then without that distraction.

[@helenjames6982]

Congratulations on graduating!

[@Dauerglotzer123]

Omg same! It felt like my safe space in a really weird way

[@W0rdsandMus1c]

I'm 66 years old and had to google Joe when he was going on Strictly, I went back over all his videos (it took a long time) I had just started to live on my own for the first time, Joe's videos and watching him do so well on strictly really helped me, it is difficult to learn to live with your own company day after day, especially in your 60s, Thank you Joe, Lovely to see how well he has done and still managed to keep his feet on the ground, lovely interview Steven.

[@beautifulsky7807]

I completely agree with you.

[@shannonx7023]

Aw this comment❤ I hope your keeping well and have also adjusted well to living on your own.

[@W0rdsandMus1c]

@@shannonx7023 Thank you, yes I embraced it and love it now, wouldn't have it any other way 🤗🤗

[@caspar]

Love this well done Joseph

[@katievince7852]

❤️ always supporting

[@losasakarosa9050]

Miss youuuuu

[@James__________________]

Thought you forgot the password

[@AH-cl1gt]

Why don’t you do KZbin no more

[@nicr5911]

Hi casper ... you are a good mate, saw you on the top 40 vid comment 10 min ago 👍

[@rochelle1199]

Would love to hear an episode with Zoe! Would be interesting to see how things have been similar or different for her

[@whitebear2935]

This needs to happen

[@hollieanne9790]

Definitely would love to see!

[@owencseh]

You took the words right out of my mouth! Brilliant idea!

[@poppyclark9789]

Yesssss

[@BossySwan]

Zoe and her £50 tat calendars

[@niki27x]

I watched Joe from the start and first knew him as ‘Zoe’s brother’, now (almost) 25, I’m so much more aware of how social media can be so damaging and very one sided, but Joe has always come across so well, so genuine and very real throughout his whole online process and he’s very much stayed true to himself, particularly in this podcast - thanks for sharing this!

[@midgemeisterfriend]

It actually upsets me in a weird way that the KZbinr group that I loved now barely speak to each other, and the hobby they all enjoyed has turned into a really difficult job! I am so thankful I got to enjoy the start of their careers and grew up with them ❤️

[@Jac-Jay]

It's a lot to do with the people around them I think,as in their management team,they weren't allowed to grow as individuals,they wanted them to grow as a group because it was worth more money for them and it's only natural then that they all became sick of each other because they couldn't be themselves.

[@jlongino51823]

They were put together by Gleam. It was fabricated to earn money. They luckily got along but it was for money.

[@W0rdsandMus1c]

I'm afraid that is called growing up, it's like leaving school, you stay in touch with your friends then they all go to different universities or move to different places, even get married and have families and before you know it you have lost touch, I'm sure Joe and his friends all still get on, just not in the same way 🤗

[@uu7794]

Yeah it was mostly because of Gleam

[@alagator809]

Right me two! They were so tight group and then all grew apart!

[@AlliB_Graham]

I love how highly he speaks of his sister. I always loved the Suggs and watching him talk about the direction she gave him, and how he sees her as a leader, just warms my heart. So lovely Joe. ❤️

[@angesosamx]

And again that comes from how their parents and support system raised them. How important is for babies/kids the surrounds where they grow up.

[@LoretteHughes]

I adore Joe & Zoe Sugg. They’re such good souls! They’ve been raised so well, and have both been so successful in their own rights yet couldn’t be more down to earth. It’s been a joy to watch them grow up! Loved this interview, well done for keeping it flowing so well x

[@GirLulu849]

Joe is very sweet and kind ❤️ You can tell he is a conscious, intuitive person with a nice nature. Great podcast x

[@jenniferjones471]

I feel like Joe has so so much to give and speaks so succinctly it made me think how much I would love to watch Joe in a podcast of his own! Another fab pod Steven, fab questions as always.

[@user-cz3vd9sf8p]

Joe mama?

[@heavyheartedd]

He does stream live on Twitch quite often!

[@xKelseyxKayx]

Omg yes, I second this. Joe with his own podcast would be amazing.

[@lauramarie3605]

@@xKelseyxKayx idk if you have seen but he literally mentioned it in his last vlog I think it was that him and Caspar might be starting their own podcast.

[@shellsbellswac1]

The thing I have always loved about Joe is that he is so extraordinarily humble. I think that might also be his imposter syndrome, however it makes him so likeable and relatable at the same time. My hopes and wishes for Joe are for him to find some peace in his life journey and to be able to say "wow, I was really good at that" with all the things he loves. Brilliant interview, thank you so much for posting. Loved the questions!

[@bethgravelingxo]

I have watched Joe since 2013, never got bored or lost interest. Loved this podcast :)

[@AlM22]

He was always my favourite KZbinr of that bunch, the only one I watched consistently . Glad he's doing well in his life!

[@MilieNopeNotHere]

I feel like he's the one absolutely genuine guy from the KZbinrs i used to watch in my childhood. Everything he did and does are honest and thought through. Even his prank war with Caspar, which was surely hightened drama for the camera, felt like he just enhanced his own personality. And I never doubted that him and Caspar were the kind of friends who'd so this with each other anyway. It's odd because he's like a presence in my life; his voice somehow calms me, which is so strange... I don't know him, but he feels real. Thank you Joe 🙏🏻

[@hlifehd3089]

this interview made me very emotional. ive watched joe my entire childhood, im now 15 and this was very well done. it feels rare that youtubers recognise a fall in their career publically, so this felt refreshing. i never stopped watching him and im happy and always appreciated that he is so down to earth and honest to his audience :)

[@tigerthrifts6806]

So you were watching them when you were about 6? Wow.. I was about 13

[@aesthetic_life]

@@tigerthrifts6806 yea I was 6/7

[@xuanhanguyen9093]

The success of the Suggs is their genuineness and many of what they do are not premeditated. That’s why they’re the OG KZbinrs, their paths are so organic. The perfect mix of having a great sense of self and concern for others that many new content creators do not have because people are entering this business with a clearer roadmap.

[@xTishxBaybeex]

Sorry, this is my first time here so I might not be saying anything brand new, but this guy interviewing Joe is one of the best interviewers I have ever seen. He's so calm and relaxing, makes people feel comfortable and safe to express themselves, doesn't interrupt, leaves space for the other to reply and speak with their train of thought but knows when to redirect when the interviewee could potentially feel uncomfortable sharing more.

[@Kanomi77]

I remember when I started to watch Zoe, Joe & Alfie. I feels like a lifetime ago. I was a young adult having some struggles in my life and watching them helped me cope with those things. They were and they still are my favorite KZbinrs, so genuine and down to earth people.

[@gabyydiazm]

It's amazing to realize how much I relate to Joe! This is a side of him that I kind of knew but also didn't think he had. What's awesome about him is even after all of those years portraying himself online, he never seemed fake to me. He actually felt like a genuine, real guy and that is so difficult to find online, especially nowadays. His videos made me laugh so much and they were like fresh air whenever I needed the extra boost. He's absolutely awesome and this video just confirmed it. So happy for Joe👏🏻👏🏻

[@hannahgohya]

Joe and Zoe were my comfort on some days that were extremely difficult. It’s funny how that has come a full circle in my connection with Joe, as I’m encountering the next hurdle in my life where I am deciding my next steps; whether to continue in the 9-5 or to take a chance and fulfil my dream of going to university, I’ve returned to seeing Joe encouraging one to take the risk to do what feels right. This was a fantastic interview. I am new fan and I will continue being a fan for what’s to come. Thank you for asking the questions that matter, in such a genuine matter.

[@travelwithtans]

I thoroughly enjoyed this. I grew up watching Joe Sugg and the other popular Brit KZbinrs back in the day, and to watch this podcast as shown a different aspect of these KZbinrs experiences. Definitely a lot of key things I’ve learned and I’ll take on as I journey in with my career in social media. Thank you Steven for being informative, love the guests you’re bringing on!

[@jenniferjones471]

I’ve always admired Joe and it’s really interesting because I feel like a lot of what he spoke about I had already gathered through watching his videos which is weird because I don’t know if he necessarily spoke about it til now but I always saw this insanely creative hard working genius mind haha. Joe started about 15 different KZbin tags back then that became popular all over the platform and he never got recognition. Stuff like innuendo bingo and the shock ball challenge even were such great ideas you can see his creativity within everything he does. Well done Joe genuinely, it hurts to hear about your imposter syndrome when I’ve always seen you as such an incredible person. (Also side note: I am professionally trained in Musical Theatre and I thought you were absolutely excellent in Waitress and I promise I didn’t go in as a biased fan hahaha!) Sending love to you and Dianne xxxxx

[@jenniferjones471]

(Also speaking to Joes imposter syndrome now - I know innuendo bingo wasn’t your actual idea as I remember you saying you saw it on a show but it doesn’t matter because the only reason I remember you got it from a show was because I thought at the time what a genius bringing that to KZbin as a fun challenge. There were so many things like that that you did !

[@sowmyam1627]

Agree with you. He hasn't got the recognition he deserved. If I remember correctly didn't he start the whisper challenge. People play it even today.

[@mavvi3303]

@@sowmyam1627 Yeah, he was the one that came up with that challenge, and it got huge and no one ever gave him credit for it. I only remember Markiplier shouting him out in his whisper challenge video cause people were happy about someone finally giving him credit, especially a big youtuber

[@michelle_mitch_p]

Joe and dianne have done so much for me that they will never ever know. Especially through lockdown. I have a lot to be eternally grateful for xx

[@emmawoodhouse3835]

Enjoy this with Joe, so down to earth and humble, wish him all the best.

[@laurencottam4581]

So strange I was thinking about Zoe and Joe yesterday and how wholesome they are! Miss the old times watching their channels as a teen!

[@DrToniReilly]

Joe is the epitome of the generation here to bridge the gap for GenZ. His open conversation about his mental health and the direction his life steered towards will be even more impactful than the origins of his success. This conversation with two humble, articulate men actively contributing to humanity makes my heart sing. Through decades of research and observation and the subsequent creation of resources for forthcoming sensitive generations, it is magical to see the future projections actually playing out. Thank you both.xx

[@mrspilling7664]

I never watched Joe's channel or anything, but I did see him in the west end in "Waitress" & honestly he was absolutely amazing, just incredible.. The crowd went absolutely wild, everytime he came on stage. I love the fact despite his success, he is still super humble/greatful. 🌟💖🙏

[@matthewreid2160]

Mad how half the comments are insulting him, imagine that being your first thought. Good podcast and a great insight into Joe Sugg

[@carolwaller9605]

A useful insight into a ‘confident’ person’s mental health and non-visible self doubt and anxiety and yet pushing through

[@louisehope3810]

Started watching Joe when I was around 13. I’m 24 now and watching this interview reminds me again why I loved Joe then, and love him now. A genuine humble person who always thinks of other people and isn’t afraid to remind himself of where he come from ❤

[@AnthonyCoburn95]

I used to follow Joe when he first started KZbin. I'm glad he's doing well and loved this podcast! really insightful !

[@Jess-3]

This is so interesting to hear joes side of the harsher reality of KZbin. I’ve been watching joe so such a long time and it’s nice to hear his view, seeing him be vulnerable too is very brave. Hats off to you for being so honest🤍

[@emmieharrison-stent]

i started watching joe when i was 8 in 2012, met him in 2015, was his biggest fan. im 19 this year and he has singlehandedly made my child/ teen hood have good memories. i still occasionally tune in and he will always be #1 such a great person. lotta love

[@08emily89]

His sister is my age and I started watching her when I was about 19, then got into Joes videos too. Both seem so genuine and down to earth.

[@ThelouwseFD]

I always loved Joe a lot. Out of all the british youtubers he's the one who seemed the most down to earth. I'm really happy you made that episode !

[@SilentSzZ]

Joe Sugg what a legend! Looking forward to hearing him speak 🙌🏼

[@ashton78feb]

I’ve been watching Joe for a long time. Love how authentic he is, gorgeous soul ☺️

[@GirLulu849]

Steven you are so fabulous. Never change your curiosity about others, your interest in humans and their experience! It really is the missing piece in a world of people who are self obsessed. You’re so great x

[@xKelseyxKayx]

I loved watching this. I'm around the same age as Joe I'm 30 this year and I started watching from when him and Caspar moved in together. I was living on my own as a young adult and sometimes just their videos kept me going. I still love to watch all the things Joe has done and is doing its amazing to see him grow like I am. Well done Joe you might not think it but you are an inspiration to many by just being yourself. Keep going with where ever your journey takes you.

[@Daisy99999]

Wow! I loved Joe and Zoe as a teenager and seeing his face brought me back to so many different memories. Love the variety of guests and the way you hold a space for them to be open and vulnerable.

[@user-ej7vn9lw5j]

Starting watching Joe at uni, it was always a nice break from the intensity of my course. His videos continued to be a comfort when I transitioned into the working world - where I needed the laughter most of all

[@24sofia]

i love this guy so much. i started watching him when i was 13 and now i am 23. Will forever be wishing him the best

[@mayabaker6020]

loved this! Joe is such a sweetheart and the dynamic here is really great - I think Steven helps Joe to open up a bit more, as I sense that he can be slightly more reserved about things. As a subscriber of both Joe and Steven, I really enjoyed this podcast and hearing both of your takes on different things!

[@ptoo6348]

Joe, I wasn't aware of you before this video. I love just how respectful, down to earth and easy going you are. Thanks for discussing some of your experiences so honestly and openly. This conversation flew by, you are really pleasant to listen to. Thanks Steven for another great conversation. I liked that you asked about therapy. Take care both :)

[@jamisongee3324]

Joe has always been a great young man. Very grounded and I love Diane too. SO compatible.

[@victoriaemily1875]

Love this! You should do Zoe Sugg - this would be a good interview to do Steven

[@lisabell736]

Absolutely love Joe. Very decent, honest and open person. Great podcast as always x

[@irisfarmer3274]

The lovely Joe Sugg a true gentleman, humble,thoughtful, caring, generous,super talented. I really enjoyed this episode of Joe sharing his true self. May he continue his journey stress free and we wish himGreat joy and happiness in all he does. 🤗🙋‍♀️

[@Kimlatimermua]

I’ve watched nearly every episode, and this was definitely up there with one of the most eye opening episodes as well as Mo Gawdett. I really resonated with Joe’s struggled and as one of his viewers since I was about 12, it’s so refreshing to hear that we are all struggling with the same things, none of us are alone! I would love to see you interview Alfie Deyes too!

[@TheSliceOfJess]

As a KZbinr myself this was really interesting to watch! A lot to think about… thank you Joe & Steven ❤️

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

🙏🏻

[@charlottesophie694]

Joes old videos of visiting home and there grandparents were always my favorite! Wish people appreciated the pure videos now rather than the fake ones that are so staged! Life vlogs are the best!

[@Elliot-fj6ow]

I remember when Joe looked so young, I love how grown up he looks now!

[@ChelseaMLarkin]

I've always loved Joe's nature. Coming from rural UK myself, I always felt able to connect more. I feel him on the school. Especially with kids myself now. The smaller first schools allow kids to grow within themselves confidence wise and it's almost a good thing to learn. However the small pool of people make it hard to make connections. I think that follows some children throughout their ongoing school life. I'm lucky to live in an area where we have three school tiers still. But even the transition from 30 kids in a whole school to 250 is a leap for some. And then up to 750 at high school. I couldn't imagine my own kids going into a 1000 plus. Or myself when I was that young. I know a master thatcher and it's a very lucrative business. Especially where he grew up. It's nice to know he has something to fall back on that can sustain him beyond social media. It is an art form in itself. It's nice seeing Joe grow. And knowing where he came from. I hope he does amazing things with Diana ❤️

[@abbiejadehall7273]

didn’t expect this one, Joe has come so far!

[@hollieanne9790]

Loved this ep with Joe! He honestly seems like such a nice person. Loved him on Strictly too! Would be great to hear his sister Zoe’s story also!

[@angesosamx]

And here is where you can see how important is for kids having a loving caring parents, regardless of they are together or not the values, education and love will be what makes the difference when keeping humans humble and settled. Love how most European countries are most of the time so down to earth.

[@mavvi3303]

I enjoyed this a lot. I used to watch everything Joe made or was in back in 2015-2016, and I will always remember those times fondly. Even though I haven't followed him as closely since then I have always thought of him as an admirable person. I always like his ideas and outlook on things.

[@ellenstevens1576]

Can completely relate to this podcast - like Joe said the Britcrew was a big part of my life growing up through my teenager years (now in my early 20s) but nice to see that he seems happy on how his career has turned out and is continuing to do great things

[@jasonwarren3977]

Mr Stephen Bartlett. You are an in inspiriation to my 2 foster boys who struggled for their first 15 years of life but now have steady jobs girlfriends and accommodation. We all agree you are an amazing human being and we would like to thank you for just being YOU

[@philstrachan]

I remember Joe when he first started and i was quite impressed with him. He is a smart guy who invested his money wisely unlike most youtubers.

[@phoebemegan]

My favourite podcast ever. I’ve watched Joe since he started out and I’m so excited for this! Thank you Steve! ❤️

[@shuaib602]

I think you should interview Richard Blackwood. He was a legend and then disappeared from the limelight and now he’s come back. But would be good to know what happened to him! And his journey.

[@carlogambiino]

Very interesting podcast so far and to get me through my morning cardio! Brilliant work again Steven and the team. Keep them coming!

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Appreciate it Carlo! Thanks

[@hennnnerz]

The surfing analogy conversation was really interesting. It would be good to ask Joe "what does "enough" look like to you?" or "what is your ideal week?"

[@tazzabee99]

I absolutely loved watching this! I'd forgot how much I loved listening to Joe just speak :) always thought he was special and the way he talks about himself and everything proves that he is a great human. a great human all around. missed him

[@blackvelvetchic4218]

I watched joe when I was 14 from his first videos. I still watch and support joe and Zoe. I love the vlog style vlogs personally ❤

[@zoetwinmum]

Oh Joe, you were absolutely amazing in Waitress. I've seen 3 Ogie's now - west end/ broadway trained too and you were by far my favorite.

[@ronancostello3842]

Joe is one my heroes, could watch him do anything and I have been since I was 14 or 15 back when it all kicked off. I think it’s cause I can see bits of myself in him while at the same time wanting to be more like him. Hearing him talk about his experiences and struggles just makes me relate to him even more and I find it comforting knowing someone who I always admired so much has the same problems as me and everyone else.

[@Just1Tori]

I have no idea who this is but didn't know he was a KZbinr. I relate to his early year journey his thinking & how his mind works. It so humbling to hear that we're not alone as creatives & humans!

[@stephaniexx]

Loved this video. I’ve always loved following Joe and it’s great to hear what he has to say on different topics!

[@BeckyMD26]

This is brilliant Joe and Steven! I’ve been a fan of Joe since day 1 and I’m still a fan today! I really hope he’s ok, it must be so hard to go through things like this in the public eye

[@zumbawithcathya]

Hi Steve, Have you noticed how many of your “interviewees” are in a place where they want to put stuff back in , be mentors, leave legacies ? It’s deffo really rewarding helping others , I almost feel it’s more rewarding than anything else ! stops one becoming too self absorbing ….. (same as in relationships …care and do stuff for your partner, makes you happy, important that the other person does it back too !!! )

[@mishafrog8786]

Got into watching Joe from being a Dianne fan of old plus as an ex dancer, I have just done a rerun of all there dance s plus the vids of them where they watch the previous weeks training, as a 76 year old I am not realy into the digital world I dont even today own a mobile phone . With those runs & vids of two people coming together all on vidio for them themselves to watch back it was and is a magical pairing , in the old days it would be letters kept of old love affairs kept so to just read back one day , but this digital age they both have a gift for the future to go back to . Joe is very well mannered with 100% talent at what he does and treats a Lady with respect to the degree thats so rare in todays world and Dianne as an Aussie is a personalty plus but was very loud in some respects, but over the time together they have both enhanced each other and its so nice to see , they seem to have formed strong roots together, like this interesting interview Joe has depth & talent so there s the saying watch this space these two are a true couple in every respect . Enjoyable vidio Stephan..

[@melindawood15]

I grew up watching Zoe, Joe and all the Brit crew and I still to this day enjoy their content (whatever it may be at this point in their life). They are all well adjusted and just humble people. Joe just seems so sweet and down to earth. I can’t wait to see what he does next. He deserves the world.

[@kotamundaca3398]

Joe pretty much verbalized my entire personality lol nice to know I'm not alone

[@misss3480]

Love Joe. He just has a beautiful soul. I love how sensitive and reflective he is. And multi-talented. Carry on doing whatever makes you happy.

[@whoisjcanyway]

‘ve been watching joe for ten years now and still love every stage of him :’)

[@livvvyy8660]

I remember waiting every day for joes videos, he saved me

[@kayc1357]

Ahh! I’ve been waiting for an episode like this!! Thank you so much Steven!

[@jodiefletchercrazymofo]

im 24 now and i remember the days when he started the bubble wrap boy and everything. he doing amazing

[@henrycooper2401]

I have to agree with all these comments Joe is a decent genuine guy. I believe he has met his soul mate. Just keep being yourself Joe and cut yourself some slack. Stay Strong

[@lauraculver7832]

I’ve watched this once before but now I’m listening and really understanding. Wonderful intimate conversation.

[@zoebrannigan50]

Such a nice guy. Watched loads of his vlogs with Syndicate life of Tom and he comes across so well. Friendly caring and funny xx

[@KrisKazlauskaite]

This was so helpful and insightful! I related to many things as even though I don’t have millions of subscribers on KZbin but still pour all my heart in each video every week. I feel the cost of it but honestly it gives me some sort of relief that many creators go through the same emotional disbalance so you don’t feel the only one crazy. Grateful for tips and advice! Warms thanks to you Steven and all team!

[@xatesmith30]

This is amazing you having joe on… maybe good to have Zoe Sugg on that would be brilliant also x

[@Thedaisyjaynes]

Really enjoyed this podcast. I used to watch Joe and Zoe back in the day and think as I was the same age, that I wish I’d of had the confidence to put myself on KZbin like they had. But now I’m much older, I’m very glad I didn’t. Would love to see an episode with Lewis Brindley from Yogscast. Another nostalgic KZbinr for me who quite like the Suggs, shares lots online but also doesn’t ever just sit down and speak either.

[@jessicarachel1463]

I used to watch him all of the time and loved his content! Well done Joe for talking up about this I only wish you the best in life!!!!

[@jikkeas]

Joe seems like such a nice, genuine and smart person!!

[@1958RBS]

Steven is such an excellent interviewer and Joe a perfect interviewee.

[@acacm12]

I’ve never stopped watching Joe. I’ve been watching since the beginning lol. I’ve followed his entire journey all the way through strictly and still now lol

[@lauradelaney5457]

I grew up watching him, mad to hear him on this. Great episode, thanks boys 👏

[@omgsicle]

I need to shout out the interviewer here because he asks very unique, distinct questions that prompt very personal and interesting answers. Well done!

[@JacxsonUnknown]

Its crazy because I grew up watching joe and I looked up to him so much and I still do and he truly is my idol and hero but it’s crazy that In front of the camera he’s so happy but there’s so much behind it that he’s been through so much and he’s battled so many things and it truly breaks my heart knowing that he puts on this smile but there’s so much that went on in his head and I feel like if he quits KZbin it will effect so many people it’s just heartbreaking that during all of those videos that we grew up on and laughed at and truly enjoyed caused him so much anxiety and self doubt and we had no idea that he was going through all of this and when he says “that’s another thing I’d say to young joe your gonna get this thing called imposter syndrome you’ll learn about it later but yeah it’ll be there” when he said that it just broke me that’s so sad that he went through all of this and non of us knew I feel so bad

[@mirandaandrea8215]

What a lovely and humble young man!

[@summerxx123]

love this podcast, two extremely clever and open people, so inspiring💗

[@louise1319]

Crazy how I started watching when I was 8, I I'm now 20 and ive met him in person

[@brodiekelly6667]

Joe absolutely agree with what you said re your audience changing. I was 17 when I started watching you, Zoe and Alfie, and related to content and life stage until I was about 21. From there on I got older, interests were different and deeper, and I think creator’s lives changed too. And it’s totally natural! It’s not just the algorithm, but it’s also not your fault. It’s just life phases shifting displayed in views.

[@savesoil3133]

Have you heard of the #SaveSoil #ConsciousPlanet movement before? You might be interested 🌸

[@savesoil3133]

Btw, yea, I also watched Zoe and Joe, Bethany till around 20, I'm glad they are doing well now too

[@ItsBradHennessy]

Fantastic episode... I can really relate to the constant battle of positive and outcome in the head. I think of the best outcome but also think a lot about the negative, it's a long battle which always leads to indecisive and most often not taking on that activity. Fantastic guest, well done Steven and Team