Things I learned at VidCon Europe

What I learned while I was at Vidcon Europe 7 and 8 of April.
Thanks again to all my lovely volunteer colleagues for making my Vidcon experience so much better!
Footage with Hank thanks to Wheeze_NL - / uberia2

[@LittleWhiteLy]

Nice vid! I really like your setup by the way! Good background and framing. Very clean-looking.

[@ferrentes]

LittleWhiteLy Thank you!

[@MartyIsNotInSpace]

Cool to hear your experiences at VidCon, seems like you had a great time! :) I'd love to go next time

[@HelleUlvestad]

I really enjoyed your video! I got the community badge, and I think the only reason why I don't really regret that is that I was a volunteer, and got to also hang out a bit behind the scenes. I'm not sure if it's my age, or if it's just the type of person I am, but I really don't feel like I identify with what feels like the ""target group"" for the community badge was. I mean, I had a BUNCH of fun, but I think volunteering needs to get most of the credit for that, tbh.

[@ferrentes]

Agreed!

[@onneshar]

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[@Wheeze_NL]

Next time I'll probably have a creator-badge, because if you meet a creator as a community-badge the dynamic is all wrong for me.

[@SCHMIELSHOW]

I feel you on the not being a fan girl thing. Meeting someone I'm a fan of would be such a wasted opportunity on me, I would have no idea what to say and I can only envision it being terribly awkward. As far as vlogging in public goes though I'm the opposite xD. I feel like strangers would be looking at me like I was crazy but if it's just other vloggers it's like, oh, they get it, I'm not being weird right now. Still though, I'd rather just vlog by myself xD I can't imagine vlogging in front of other people. Even when I do vlog in public it's usually in fairly secluded area or I wait til I'm relatively alone on the street or something.