[00:01] Adam W on YouTube? >> Yeah, Adam W. Adam W and I do Adam W. Is would bang, but I just I just can't do >> Um yeah, a lot of times a lot of times I'm like, "Oh, this is hilarious, but I
[00:14] But, I think it's important for anybody who's doing comedy to really try to push in a respectful way, of course, right? I mean, I feel like you're always going to comedy. It's inevitable. It's just a matter of, "Okay, what's the least
[00:29] Minimal offendable content. >> Yeah, minimal offendable content. >> Hopefully this doesn't offend somebody. No, this We We lost people, right? No >> I was doing that in the beginning, bro. Don't put me at the end.
[00:41] it's going to be great, but then it just doesn't perform the way you want. How do you handle that? Yeah, I mean, I think it's like a lot of this stuff is stuff. And there's so many parts in the process where something can fail. That
[00:53] a great script, then you might not execute it properly, or you might execute it properly, and then you just might not edit it correctly. Um so, that you have to be able to make sure you deliver on. So, I mean, it happens
[01:07] all the time. Um but, even if you do all of those steps correct, it could just part of the game, you know? And I think it's important to um not only be consistent in posting, but of course the quality, but the best case scenario is
[01:23] And you know, if you have one that misses, it's fine. You know, it just motivates me on the next one to to get something that's really a banger. Was going to work, I'll be able to do this as a job?
[01:36] Uh yeah, the first time I made any money off it because I was doing it for a Um and then when I kind of got my first paycheck from doing this, I was like, "Whoa. Okay, let me quit my other jobs, and let me let me do this full-time."
[01:49] keep the channel going? Uh I mean, I think like creativity is right? Like anybody could come up with one, two, three, four good videos, but to be able to be consistent years on years on years, and not only just
[02:03] consistent, but evolving your content and getting better creatively, not one-trick pony, or something working and just keep milking that until it runs dry. Um I think it's really just the creativity of
[02:16] upping myself over and over again years on years of doing it. Um and just just What was some advice? Was there a creator who told you something when you you that resonated? >> Facial expressions are so important um
[02:30] within the video. You can make and get laughs just off facial expressions. It that magic, the extra touch, the sprinkles on the video that you really sprinkles on the video that you really need.