Lock In Live: Multi-Streaming, Strategy & Live Q&A

[00:02] uh a little bit more casual today. Uh typically I wouldn't be live on uh a Tuesday with the just chatting. Um we get that uh we get the ability to be so since I left the uh the uh steak partnership last week. So get a little

[00:15] bit of free time while we renegotiate with uh some other people, have some conversations with some other pe uh individuals and some other companies. individuals and some other companies. One second. One second. So we're I was

[00:27] like let's just go let's go live. app. Let's make it more um interactive today. I know the Why is this connecting to polling rate? Trying to get the Tik Tok

[00:39] chat [music] working. I know uh I know the Tik Tok side of things likes to just the Tik Tok side of things likes to just go more random, more uh more responsive. swing shift and your weekly schedule is so inconsistent because of work. How

[00:52] would you go about scheduling uh that works for content creation? Well, I I know swing shift can be hard because a lot of times swing shift is like 12 hour shifts. So, it's like those days got to be pretty brutal. Uh, so you're you're

[01:07] going to have to lean into batch editing, which a lot of creators do. That's how Jay-Hawk did so well early on. Like Jay-Hawk's, even though he didn't work swing shift, when he was on at Ghost, he was on. There's like no

[01:20] other option. So Jay-Hawk would specifically pick [music] Sundays to batch shoot and record. uh shirt and [ __ ] So that way you knock out a whole swing shift lifestyle. I don't I think that's it's about the only way that

[01:33] about the only way. It's gonna it's going to have to be you like the days you're going to have I I don't know what your sometimes it's weekly sing swing shift. Sometimes it's bi-weekly swing shift. If you got the bi-weekly swing

[01:46] shift, I don't think there's really any excuse as to why you shouldn't be batch Um, but if you have weekly, you should pick a day that's like mainly like content day. And this is why I always say it's

[02:00] like tough. It's like, dude, it it's like we talked about yesterday. It's like how how bad do you want the [ __ ] You know what I mean? Like somebody will say, well, like some will some people will argue, well, I I work swing shift,

[02:12] so I got to have like the me days. And it's like I get that but like if you don't love the process of the content creation and the process of the content creation and that is not a ud day then I mean

[02:26] maybe content create maybe like focusing on content creation out of swing shift like it being the thing to get you out of your swing shift isn't the focus. You know what I mean? Like it, bro. Bro, if you don't love the [ __ ] you're not

[02:39] going to want If you don't love the process of it enough to give up like, "Oh, well, on my days off, I go partying with the boys. I got more addicted to doing this. Oh, well, on my days off, I I watch sports. I watch TV shows." It's

[02:56] consumer. You're not a you're not a doer then. You think it's better to contribute your time watching somebody else make millions and then produce content. you don't you don't want to do it.

[03:09] I mean, it's an honest thing that you want to assess. So, I'm like, some people just like, bro, some people just don't want, you know, want to do it. And then like there's nothing wrong with that.

[03:21] So, maybe like your thing isn't content creation. You know what I mean? That makes sense. Mhm. Love back black rifle coffee. Yes, we do. Yes, we do.

[03:37] on this platform and bring in about $300 a week. Would you recommend I go all in? a week. Would you recommend I go all in? No. Hell [ __ ] no. [ __ ] no, dude. [ __ ] no. Hell no. Who's this guy talking to?

[03:49] Somebody on YouTube. Content creator who bases his content about being a content creator. What's What's wrong with that? There's gym influencers that base their content about growing their gym influencing

[04:03] Casey Neistat literally do documented every day of his life for like three or four years building a business. That was the whole point of the vlog. Documenting the journey. Is that Is that supposed to be like a a

[04:17] stab? Is that supposed to be like a thing? I I I don't get that. I don't get that. What a silly perspective to have. Silly perspective. Thank you to Discord. It's been Yeah, I told you the Discord's pretty [ __ ] sick. Pretty

[04:31] sick. Gonna start a podcast. [ __ ] yeah. Cam's awesome. Thank you. Uh, Sony A75. Anything that anything that we have is on my site and the gear link. Literally anything. Microphone, everything. Yeah. Yeah. Thank you, Tis.

[04:47] Thank you. Well, apparently you guys aren't supposed to like the page. like this page cuz it's not consumable content for a specific individual. So, dare you? Homesick. Got your fin. What are you

[05:01] It's been some of the best content I've I consume. I appreciate that, man. I dude. It's been fun. It's been a good time. I do Tik Tok. Tik Tok shop primarily way better money in that if you want to make

[05:16] even like to the point of the person saying, "Well, I'm making $300 a week on living might be small. The biggest thing about asking if you should go all in is do you have a runway? If you don't have a six-month runway, like respectfully,

[05:30] you shouldn't go all in on something. Like, that's enough money put to the side to where if that $300 dips, like what's going to happen? Your rate of living might be super super small. Maybe that $300 a week is like

[05:45] you you you only have $800 or $400 of bills a month. You know what I mean? So, it's like that's that's fine, but like going all in on one platform, nah. I I I'm not I can't I I'm not going to give

[05:58] you like a fluffy feeling like that's it's just a recipe for disaster, you know, like mentioning the Tik Tok shop thing. Yeah, Tik Tok shop is doing great right now. It's doing great. So like here's the next here's the next year of

[06:10] learn about it. More people are going to flood to it. It's not going to be easier of it. That's what's going to happen. world of content creation. Something becomes popular. The early people that

[06:23] the earliest of early people before it was popular usually get the biggest Other people want it to be as easy because it was advertised to be as easy. It floods the market. It's not as easy anymore. Then you have to stand out

[06:37] above everybody. You have to do more. The Tik Tok, if you guys don't think for taking advantage of the Tik Tok shop, we've heard about it. It's great. That's cool. Some people were saying like they made $130,000 in a month like a few

[06:50] months ago. That's insane. If you don't think by you going out and telling and then they're going to be like, "Oh, I'm gonna do it." And they might be know how to communicate better sales than you and they're going to start

[07:03] taking your sales and it's going to get tougher. That's how it always is. It's how it always [ __ ] is. You know what I mean? So that I mean that's at the end of the day why we always talk about like blueprints and foundations and and

[07:16] setting up a repeatable system across owning your brand is way more important owning your brand is way more important than a monetary run. You the more you guys do [ __ ] in this space, you'll have runs, man. You'll have a two to three

[07:30] this [ __ ] feels like a glitch. How are you going to evolve from it? are again like we always ask the questions that we through like these good faces if the platform shut down tomorrow are you

[07:43] [ __ ] or are you good? So for the couple of the individuals shop or killing on Tik Tok in general Tik Tok in general. Should I go all in? I don't know. A year ago this platform was about to be banned. If that happened

[07:57] next month are you good? Could you successfully say okay well I'd take a hit but my YouTube's doing well. My Instagram's doing well, my Twitter, well. I got I got a website going. I own an email list. Like, I own my my

[08:12] followers. I I have a direct if something happens, I could email like the hardcore people that support me. Could you do that? Okay. If you can't do that, no, don't go all in. Don't go all in. If you do Tik Tok shops, sell the

[08:25] products you already bought and have give real world experience. Yeah. Yeah. That's what I've seen a couple people do. And also too guys, these platforms are competing. If your full focus is Tik Tok shop, why are you not using the

[08:38] YouTube shop option? I've got so I've already and comparing the two. I've already gotten more sales on YouTube than Tik Tok in terms of like the product distribution [ __ ] You can do the same thing on YouTube and there's

[08:51] B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B&H I think photo Andorama B B B B B&H I think photo Andorama camera or whatever. uh Best Buy, Macy's. So, like, take what you're doing on Tik Tok, go do it on [ __ ] YouTube now

[09:09] while you're in the trenches, so that way you spread yourself out. I just started Tik Tok Shop. I didn't even know the [ __ ] thing existed. I thought Tik Tok Shop was solely this idea that you just sold products there.

[09:23] I didn't know you could just tag [ __ ] you're talking about. Like the other day I made a lighting video talking about your lighting setup and I tagged my light in it. I didn't know that you could do that on TikTok.

[09:41] growth, psychology, and motivation. Well, apparently you're not allowed gone. I don't know why I'm picking on them so much. This setup is incredible. lighting and color grades. Uh you don't even need to do that. You can just

[09:56] videos of mine. You can literally download the the [ __ ] lot off of my store and you're good. You're good. [clears throat] I get millions of views across multiple

[10:10] views views versus conversion are two different things. Some of my best I I tell a story all the time. One of my [ __ ] I I gained like maybe a few thousand

[10:25] followers from it. I think I did see a spike on Instagram, like 10K, but like really didn't convert to my website. Like you you can make content that gets

[10:37] views. How does it convert? Do you have any videos on filming with Do you have any videos on filming with iPhone specifically? I do not.

[10:50] I do not. I want to start selling, but I just don't get the followers and views. Yeah, but the thing is if you make good content that's actually relatable talking about the product, those brands can push your [ __ ] too.

[11:06] Best month, 30K on Tik Tok shop. Worst was about 2K. So, yeah. You see? Right. should be taking those bigger months, setting them to the side. Don't adjust your rate of living. Don't [ __ ] overspend in an indulgence right now.

[11:20] where if you have bad months and you need to adjust, you can. Like right need to adjust, you can. Like right right now, the reason why I moved into this direction is because I have a pretty solid runway. Like right now, if

[11:34] I just if I just had a horrible [ __ ] streak somehow and just everything stopped for 14 months, I'm good. That's that's even just in one account. Not even to mention investments and actual total assets and uh of what we have. I

[11:49] talking like seven, nine years just, you know what I mean? So, it's like you got to you got to [ __ ] kind of be somewhat intentional about it. I took great energy to an 8 hour stream yesterday was so so close to 1K. Thank

[12:04] you for the advice you dropped. Appreciate you, dude. Appreciate you, dude. Um, Sony875, your stream? I don't I don't I don't stress about converting to my stream.

[12:18] specific platform they're on, they're going to watch. Trying to constantly viewership like they're just some [ __ ] dumb number on a stream and they'll just flock to you anywhere is just silly because like, okay, yeah, Tik

[12:33] Tok, you get these like [ __ ] free views essentially, right? It is pretty inflated because of the for you page, but like the the reality is is some of and then you're coming across this and either you resonate with it or you

[12:46] You're coming across it at 10 o'clock in the morning because this is the time that you're on Tik Tok. It's not the time that you're on YouTube or or or time that you're on Twitch or Kick or YouTube or Instagram. You're on TikTok

[12:59] right now for a specific reason. It's part of your ritual and routine. My my job and goal is how about I just show up, be as communicative as possible, treat my community the way that I I want to treat my community and

[13:12] watch wherever the [ __ ] you want to you're going to find me on something else. So I I don't convert. I don't tell sure you go over here." I I don't tell anybody to [ __ ] leave. I just tell

[13:27] Just people are just so desperate to funnel everybody. It's just it's insane. If if some if you build trust with a [ __ ] person, the viewer, they'll find go to your website. They'll go to your [ __ ] YouTube. They'll go to your

[13:40] Twitch. They'll want to look at the live long form stuff. And maybe maybe that'll then you do lock them in. That's great. Yeah, Yeah, it's great. What's up, M4? Good morning.

[13:53] Watch where you want. That's the best. It It just [ __ ] is. It's just It just is. And the only sites that are intimidated by this are like Twitch and Kick. Tik Tok's not intimidated by this. YouTube's

[14:09] not intimidated by this. They're all playing the long game. All playing the long game. It's their job. Plus, it's here's here's the other side of the coin. It is Tik Tok and YouTube and Twitch and Kick's job to not

[14:25] want creators to want to funnel you to make the [ __ ] streaming experience more beneficial for the creator, better for the for the viewer to creator conversation. It's their job. It's not my job. It's their job. We are

[14:41] my job. It's their job. We are specifically just the content. community? You need to multiream. Multiream. specifically to like the bigger

[14:56] to the ones with discovery, you guys are just shooting yourself in the foot. holding yourself back from potential viewers. That's it. Every [ __ ] day.

[15:09] Every day. I I don't know why people still have the mentality of like, well, let me grow a community first. Again, you're creating the idea then that you'll build a slight following in one located place and then

[15:24] because of that following, it will grow everywhere else. Okay, here's the thing. If you grow to 100 viewers on Twitch, viewers on Twitch, YouTube doesn't give a [ __ ] that you have 100 viewers on

[15:36] about you yet. The whole point of showing up while you're while you're early is because you're going to develop that relationship with the the the the idea uh of what you are on the platforms. So, you do it early. You got

[15:49] to do it early. Multireaming is the only way in 2026. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. The only people that will tell you against that are people that have large [ __ ] they're good. They don't [ __ ] care. That's why some of the most dog [ __ ]

[16:03] advice uh like Twitch, some of the worst advice about Twitch and how they operate is just established Twitch streamers. Of course, they're going to tell you like, "Oh, guys, the ads aren't that bad because they can afford to lose viewers

[16:16] when they run ads. They don't [ __ ] care." friends with and I just Oh god, I constantly disagree with that dog [ __ ] take, guys. It's just not the platform's fault that it's you got to run unlimited

[16:31] ads, okay? So, just deal with it. No, dumb [ __ ] Like, of course you can say that. You have 4,000 viewers, so if you lose 200 cuz they don't want to watch ads, it's no big deal to you. It's no big deal. Huh?

[16:46] big deal. Huh? [snorts] stream if you mention YouTube. Just say hello. YouTube will flag it. It's been much less lately, but it does happen. Here's the reality. If you get viewers

[17:02] to stay, click, stay, watch, they don't give a [ __ ] what you say. Ever since we switched to long form streams, I talk about every platform. I don't do the stupid gay, the red place, the purple place, none of that. I don't do any of

[17:16] that [ __ ] anymore. You know why? because this is this is much better interaction with the following and the content that I have than me just playing a game. Of course, when I'm playing a game and nobody's actually interested in the

[17:31] chat, you get flagged for things because you're not important at that rate. You're not holding any CCV. You're not holding any retention. You're not valuable to the platform. So, of course, they don't care. But like I I listen, I

[17:44] I I totally get where you're coming from. But what I've learned is as soon as you start just maintaining viewers, they don't [ __ ] care. They don't give they don't [ __ ] care. They don't give a [ __ ] They don't give a [ __ ]

[17:58] They only if you Yeah, sure. If you're in a gaming feed and you're not actually getting people to click, stay, and watch and you're not value valuable to them, flagged and they're like, "Ah, well, they're not really important." You start

[18:11] getting view viewers, you start getting consistent viewers, okay? and uh and and you become start becoming more valuable to the retention. People are actually staying in your chat. They'll second guess that. H maybe we'll

[18:23] about. Oh, maybe let him talk about what he wants to talk about. So easy for females. Oh, I mean that's super debatable. That's super debatable in some aspects. Sure. Some aspects. Sure.

[18:39] Some aspects. Sure. But also too, I think I mean I I assume that you're talking about the attributes of attractiveness. Well, not every female is attractive. So, it's not just females in general.

[18:53] Uh, do some people take advantage of that? Sure. Uh, but on the flip side, too, uh, you could the same thing could be said to somebody that already has a And that that could be male or female, too. Of course, it's going to be easier

[19:06] for uh individuals with knowledge and something to be able to harness a better doing. I have 11 years of experience doing this. you you can dislike me. You there's a reason why you're you're still listening to what I have to say because

[19:21] I' I've helped individuals. I've helped myself. I've really built something with this. I'm not a female. Hey. Yeah. And that's actually a good thing to uh to point out in this day and

[19:36] I don't know what you're talking about. Top of the street to you peeps. You can be whatever you want to be. So, um just be a female. It's fine. Uh, anyone in chat also, uh, also thank you for the advice. I'm reading too. Wait, what do

[19:48] advice. I'm reading too. Wait, what do you mean? You are my favorite female streamer. There we go. There we go.

[20:01] Audio is cutting out. Why does it do like why on Tik Tok does only specific people get affected by audio issues? How does Tik Tok stream their audio?

[20:15] I'm so confused. Yeah, just refresh. Just tell them to refresh. Yeah, that's the thing. It sounds good to everybody, but for some reason it'll be delayed or or like cutting out or or something. I don't

[20:28] like it's it's like Tik Tok's encoding to audio is JUST OFF. WHOA. CAP CUT VERSUS Final Cut Pro. Also, what's your intake on the Sure

[20:40] Also, what's your intake on the Sure SM7B? Uh, appreciate you, Shadow. Uh, I mean, it really depends on your content. If it's easy [ __ ] Cap Cut's pretty If it's easy [ __ ] Cap Cut's pretty good. The um

[20:52] the caption [ __ ] on Cap Cut is insane. Uh, I'm pretty sure Cap Cut's pretty reliable in 2026. Like, it's it's a pretty competitive editing app. Uh, most people don't need anything fancy. Sure.

[21:07] microphone. I have one. It's downstairs. Uh I'm going to get a uh chat just told thing for it. So, I'm going to get a new foam thing for it. Clean it. I'm going It's another thing about my Discord, too. If I if I have old tech products

[21:21] and [ __ ] that that I have, uh if you're in the States, uh I'll sell the [ __ ] to better than dealing with eBay and taking the [ __ ] feeds fees and [ __ ] Like, I got that Roadcaster or whatever that's like $450, $300. That's one of [ __ ]

[21:35] my viewers. I don't give a [ __ ] I I don't I don't [ __ ] care. Especially because I got guys like old peeps in here that are like, "Dude, just give me your [ __ ] for free and I'll just I'll write you a tax stamp. [ __ ] off, peeps."

[21:47] Um, it's a the thing is it's a great mic. Some of these microphones, mic. Some of these microphones, they're if you don't have any knowledge knowledge and the technology, like they're not going to be a good

[22:02] microphone for you. Like for the average creator, I would recom recommend a road pod mic over a [ __ ] Sure SM7B. Um because you just like, okay, you get the SH SM7B. Well, now you gota also get an audio interface and then you also have

[22:16] between it or it's not going to be good enough. So you got to get a preamp or you got to get a Cloud Lifter. Cloud Lifters I I I've never gotten a Cloud like the audio guys that I really like look up to and respect, they were like,

[22:29] as they recommended, which is what makes this sound good. It's not just This is not just the mic that makes this sound good. This is the preamp that I have is good. This is the preamp that I have is everything. It's literally everything.

[22:44] like understand what you're getting into. It's it's a it's a tool. It's it's can't get a Go XLR anymore, and those things are overrated, and I I wouldn't want to be buying a product or have a product that's outdated. Like, okay,

[22:58] sure, it works now, but one bad update, one issue, one driver gets behind over cooked. You're done for. Go. They're done. It's just done. Um, man, I I can't

[23:10] believe the amount of people that uh like so many of us creators gave the advice a couple years ago, get rid of your Go XLR when they went out of because now you're going to take this thing that you could get money out of,

[23:24] and I think you could still get get money out of it, right? There's going to be a point there's going to be no resale. None. Because software is going to be outdated for them. Unless somebody's picking it back

[23:38] up and going back in the business for it. They're going on 400 right now. Best advice for anybody with a Go XLR, sell that [ __ ] immediately while people are dumb enough to still buy that thing. Sell that [ __ ] immediately. Go get a

[23:51] Sell that [ __ ] immediately. Go get a [ __ ] road uh a a road uh road caster or [ __ ] streamer X or something. Peeps Peeps. Peeps his entire business is on like [ __ ] tech optimization. I

[24:04] that's a nightmare, isn't it? When a product goes out when a product goes out of business and over the years every all the drivers update, processing computers, everything updates.

[24:20] It's just a recipe for disaster, isn't it? One bad driver could just [ __ ] up that thing for like and brick it. Make it completely useless. Currently, I'm running the Elgato Wave.

[24:32] No mic. Neo. Oh, wait. Neo mic. Wait, what's the Elgato Wave? Neo mic. What do you mean? What's up, Maverick? that are starting, and I think it's time for an upgrade. Yeah, I mean those uh

[24:48] the Elgato mics are just pretty good for a USB microphone. A lot of people also sleep on that [ __ ] A lot of people sleep on that [ __ ] I don't know why a [ __ ] USB microphone. Like you're above it. What are you talking about,

[25:02] dude? Come on. Yeah, 100% agreed. But also, uh for argument sake, the XLR was made and still 100% best mixer ever made. No, I disagree with that. I think the Roadcaster was substantially better. Substantially better. I hate the go XLR.

[25:17] Hated it. I I I I was team rode all the time and I [ __ ] built a business without having to [ __ ] ever I made years of content. Never needed a Go XLR. Never needed it. In fact, actually during the hype years

[25:31] of like Go XLR, I didn't even have a [ __ ] mixer like that at all. I didn't like the [ __ ] headspace. All I used was a Scarlet and the preamp. That's it. Done. Out of the way. Out of the way. That's it.

[25:45] build quality. It's a little bigger, but it's just it's [ __ ] road, man. It's it's just it's [ __ ] road, man. It's road. Like, they're just [ __ ] better,

[25:59] lights on it. It doesn't look good in my gamer setup, brother. It's got colors on fine. Love your USB mic. Hey, look, dude. I used the same I got it in my closet still. I used the same Snowball mic from

[26:16] like 20171 to 2017 and it still works to this day. I updated to from the white big bulb

[26:28] snow Yeti mic to like the the the black the black one. I don't know why I'm holding my mic like that. used that for like a couple years and then when Twitch was starting to do well, I finally got Well, what's funny is I got a I got a uh

[26:42] Well, what's funny is I got a I got a uh XLR setup because I got a new guitar and monitor speakers, so I wanted to be able to plug my guitar in it. So, I was like, "Oh, well, if I already have this, I'll get the is like the Audio Technica 2020

[26:56] or something like that, I believe." That was my first ever XLR mic. That thing did fantastic. fantastic for years. It was like one of the side ones to where, you know, I'd keep it here and

[27:09] work from a large range. And then I got the road and then I got the Sure SM7B. I really didn't have the SH SM7B long till I upgraded to this. I think this is for me. This is much better than the Sure SM7B. Thinking about getting a

[27:25] Roadcaster Mini from the full size. Are you talking about the streamer X or do did they make a new Roadcaster? Is there a Roadcaster Mini now?

[27:43] about the Roadcaster Duo? Is that what you're talking about? The Roadcaster Duo? That's what I have. That's what I have. mine. Let me know if you want to buy mine.

[27:59] I got it. I literally got it in the box in the other room ready to go. packaging. Yeah. Uh for you, I'll do 275. Uh actually, I'll do instead of 300 and shipping, I'll do 275. Just flat out 300

[28:14] and I'll just cover the shipping on it. Like cuz I I'm sure it'll be like $25ish. Like less than $25. You talk super feminine. Yeah, you type Cool [ __ ] Couple [ __ ] up in here. Uh, what mic are you using and what

[28:28] preamp are you running? Uh, the ElectroVoice ET or ElectroVoice ET or RE20. Bro, by the way, I literally somebody in one of my videos was like, "That's not the RE20. That's the 320.

[28:42] It's It's black." I'm like, "Dog, if you look in the [ __ ] video, it literally look in the [ __ ] video, it literally says RE20 on it." RE20. He types with the list. I can see that. I could see that. Yeah, I can see that.

[28:56] Yeah, I mean I'm never upgrading mics. This thing's insane. This thing's And with the preamp, it's it's nuts. DBX286s, guys. Everything's on my site. Everything you go to big.co link in bio. It's my name on Tik Tok. B.co.

[29:14] biggie.co. I have a gear list. Anything. Headphones, microphones, uh the lube I use for my Only Fans content, everything's on there.

[29:27] gotten to know me yet. No. Biggie size, what are you trying to What kind of commander are you trying to find over there on YouTube? Tangy, what the hell are you doing, brother? I'm watching you. I'm watching you. Yeah. So, by the

[29:40] way, this is what we're doing today. Uh towards the end of yesterday's stream after we did uh what was yesterday's episode about? Oh, like lock in Monday. goals for the week. We had a good good like probably about 45 minutes of just

[29:53] run time. Um, and we were just kind of doing just like a live Q&A and I was like, "Dude, why don't we just do that today?" Typically, typically I would stream gambling today. Tuesdays, two three days a week are typically my

[30:06] gambling days over on kick. Uh, but I site. So, I was like, "Well, I'm going to have some time this next week or two." So, I I was like, "Might as well hop on these

[30:19] days." It's so tough. The only thing about doing this Lube me up, Peanut. Get out of here. The only thing tough about doing [ __ ] like this is you you you can't do it every day, dude. You You just can't. You'd run out of [ __ ] so

[30:34] just it would take something that's fun. And I think it would like when you're more topic based, like if you want longevity, you got to structure it, you know? And take this as advice for any creators in here that

[30:49] advice for any creators in here that like their content is like nar narrative if you would informative helpful um like I think that is like the powerful thing about gaming content is it's just

[31:03] so reactionary dude you just show up and play a game and you can just make is there's a lot of people it's super saturated that is a reason why so you know dude if if I [ __ ] do this every day. I'd do it

[31:18] every day. I love I I love this [ __ ] I just I know it would happen. I I know it would end up turning into milking things out uh to try to keep the attention day it. So, uploaded a short yesterday where I included a segment with my face in I

[31:33] it. Face in it for the first time and the views are the same but the subgrowth handsome. You must be handsome. I'm gonna have in my face and it really definitely helped uh me grow quicker since viewers will have to have the will

[31:47] have that parasocial relationship. Oh, I mean it it could also just be a video that resonated, man. [snorts] It could be a video that resonated. Videos that resonate will get you more followers. They just will, guys. I I

[32:00] mean, okay, Instagram, great example. Uh, I uploaded like, Uh, I uploaded like, dude, the Johnny Sin skits get get one to like 10 million views almost any time I uploaded that video across socials,

[32:14] right? So, I uploaded a few times on Instagram and every time. One time I got 10 million, one time I got 5 million. Bro, I gained like only a few hundred followers from that [ __ ] cuz it was just a funny bit. It was just a scrolling

[32:28] share it to your homies, not really following that guy's [ __ ] the new stuff, bro. I have videos that get 40,000 views on reels that get me more followers than some videos with a million plus views because it's it's it

[32:43] is more of an impactful it's the video is actually made on this idea of like, hey, this is who I am. So, it's obviously not going to go go well in terms of popularity, but it's it's like people relate with it more. At least

[32:57] that's just my thesis. I I mean, dude, I keep saying it and I know I sound like a har har har har har har har har har har har har har harness talking to their community, talking to the [ __ ] video and building whatever

[33:12] you're building and do it on the idea of like your full focus is like the community that you're building and like you think about that coming into it like would [ __ ] with. You're I mean you're going to outshine everybody this year.

[33:26] You just are. You just are. people are like content or social media is just getting more normal. It's part of people's routines. The less people fa feel on average less in I know

[33:40] and I know you guys relate with this like we're not talking about theories. You guys do this earlier on when you discovered Tik Tok or Instagram reels or shorts or social media in general like content like YouTube. In the earlier

[33:55] years you were more influenced to follow or subscribe because you you were like oh this is a new thing to me. This is a new person. Now, let's be honest, you're less likely to do that on average, but sometimes

[34:10] you'll come across a [ __ ] that you like, and their [ __ ] will get pushed to your page multiple times before you follow or subscribe. Inherently, naturally, we we in general just stop doing it as our routine now.

[34:27] How many people, like, seriously, show of hands in here. How many of you guys of hands in here. How many of you guys seen a video of a clip of Sam Solic 10 times till you went to look who he was? You seen a clip of the Outdoor Boys five

[34:41] times before you went to see who they were. You seen a clip of Burnt Peanut Seven times before you went to go see who they was. You weren't naturally just like, I I'm going to go follow this person right away. I'm going to follow

[34:55] person right away. I'm going to follow this account right away. >> [snorts] >> uh 875. It's on my website.

[35:09] So, I'm telling you, if you lean in the idea of Okay, well, [ __ ] trying to go viral. How do I How do I eliminate that process? How do I eliminate that idea of like

[35:24] you're so you and authentic what with whatever you do that if that one person "Okay, I gota I got to check in with this guy." You know what I mean? Yep. guy. Checked him out myself and found out why he's so popular and funny. Yeah.

[35:39] And he's just unapologetically him. Like he's just him and that's why people like him. It's not because it's not actually because of the peanut like the the costume. Like he is a likable guy. He just is.

[35:58] I found your TikTok, but the viewing experience is better here. Did I ever tell you to come to YouTube to watch it? Did I ever tell you to come to YouTube to watch it? $1,600 for the lens. Got to

[36:11] lens for this look, brother. You don't need a $1,600 lens for this look. I got a $300 lens in the background that that give just as much of a of a look like Would you like to see the difference while we're live, Tik Tok? Would you

[36:25] like to see the difference between a $1,400 lens and a $300 lens? Just to kind of prove a point. Yeah, I got you. I got you.

[36:59] my camera around. I'd have to I'd have to just move it to get it back in frame. But still looks pretty good, doesn't it? Yeah. It's a tight It's a much tighter shot. It's a much tighter shot. different focal length. I just move the

[37:13] I would move it back and it would look just as [ __ ] good. Just as [ __ ] good. It's It's a literally $1,000 cheaper. $1,000 cheaper.

[37:37] I'll tell you what. Hold on. Let me let me make sure everything's good. I'll tell I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what. The day that Tik Tok allows me

[37:52] to Tik Tok or YouTube, which I don't know. Can I do that on YouTube? I mean, on YouTube, I could just link it in chat. That's the power of YouTube. give a [ __ ] They're not insecure like Tik Tok. Tik Tok doesn't want you

[38:04] leaving. YouTube. I can I can literally just go to YouTube right now and uh and that. You guys can't click links in the chat, right? But I'm telling you right now, the day that Tik Tok implements a thing to where if Sigma was selling

[38:19] themselves on Tik Tok shop and I could just literally paste that link right now be a game changer. It's going to be a [ __ ] game changer.

[38:35] you? But like you can't But like you can't you can't Hold on.

[38:47] every guys, anything you need to know where like my other socials, where I'm streaming, the gear that I use, the [ __ ] that I make, like creator blueprints, everything is on my website. I'm just

[39:02] kidding. That's Sorry. Sorry. Joking. Sorry. But seriously, everything is on my website. Everything. Yeah. Um,

[39:17] also too, Sigma actually just came out with a new lens today. Um, and Oh, no. I don't No, no, I don't want to buy one. Holy [ __ ] brother. Calm down. Calm down, Sigma. I don't want to buy one. Um, but I'm

[39:31] actually kind of interested in in checking it out. Uh, all right. I'm going to give it a test then. Copy associates link. So, like on YouTube, I can just go here. I can say which I don't I have this on my

[39:46] website. I'm pretty sure I have this on my website under recommended clickable link. Is it a clickable link on YouTube anymore? It used to be. So, Like any of you guys can click that link on YouTube, right?

[40:04] on YouTube, right? Correct me. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[40:17] Okay. So, you guys can do that there now. Okay. Uh, excuse my ignorance. Tik Tok. How do I get into my own live stream on Tik Tok from the app? How do I do that? Live with your fan club. The hell is

[40:33] Live with your fan club. The hell is this?

[40:45] all the dirty intel. And click live icon. Oh my god. Now, correct me if I'm icon. Oh my god. Now, correct me if I'm wrong.

[40:57] You guys can't actually click that, right? No. See, but okay. So, like Yeah. like. And the bad thing is I don't think now Okay. Well, here's another question. Can I add a product on what's add now?

[41:12] Oh, those are okay. Yeah, I can't even. And and the and the thing is Tik Tok shop is a little behind to where like that product isn't even on video. It's not even it doesn't even exist. So

[41:32] cheaper cheaper lens. It's a little bit more expensive than what I thought. It's like $400, but it's obviously not $1,600.

[41:44] yeah. Good morning gang. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello.

[41:56] you talking about? Are you talking about like promotion? asking me about if the promotion's good. Guys, I have no idea, man. I I have no

[42:12] idea. Um, I mean the only points where I see that being good is if you um sell a product. don't think like I don't know, dude. Naturally, I just don't think it's good,

[42:27] you know? Yeah, we're multi streaming. WE'RE FROM? WHERE'S THE RESUB? Holy [ __ ] Wait, where is the resub? Welcome. Welcome, Fly. Welcome. Welcome

[42:42] Appreciate you. Appreciate you. Looking hung and handsome. Looking hung and handsome. My creator manager would like to do a My creator manager would like to do a oneon one with you. What do you mean?

[42:57] Mate, can I do a quick question? Depends on what the question is. What's the big on what the question is. What's the big word for the day? Oh, [ __ ] [ __ ] And we will we will put it from

[43:10] this phrase, guys. It's intimidating. We get it. Don't be a [ __ ] about it. Just send it. How about that? How about that? Good.

[43:22] How about that? How about that? Good. Good. Dude, speaking of [ __ ] bro, I if Instagram story. I posted that vertical yesterday where was like a clip of me telling like somebody that was like the idea of like

[43:35] do and I was like you should just [ __ ] do your [ __ ] dude and um a guy responded with that and was like you're something along the lines of like you're not him only you think you are or some [ __ ] like that. And I'm just like I

[43:51] I get it's supposed to be a dig, but like isn't it sad that like that's the day in the that's the day and age that we live in where like that is what somebody perceives as a dig. There used to be a time where some if if you said

[44:06] like man you would almost give credit to somebody like man this guy [ __ ] believes in himself like man he thinks he's him man. I see it all the time dude. I I follow that guy that that guy that's doing the be like he's trying to

[44:19] be hard to kill. He's like I'm in a play like I I have kids. I want to [ __ ] learn like uh jiu-jitsu and and uh want to get into shape and and do all these he's putting himself out there. That guy is [ __ ] 100% him. 100%. Like [ __ ]

[44:36] so dope to see. Holy [ __ ] What a sad, where people actually think it's a dig to say somebody is believes in themsel. to say somebody is believes in themsel. Wow. Insane, man. Insane, dude. Mhm. I

[44:50] members, but is there a particular day a month which you you're doing them? No, throughout the week. Kind of random throughout the week. You know, all the creator and brand things uh with you. Uh, I mean, if it's I'm not really

[45:06] like looking for anybody. If that's what he's talking about. Um, so if it's something like that, I don't really need to have a conversation. I mean, you can stop by stream sometime. Thank you, dreamer. Appreciate you.

[45:22] Yo, can you explain uh as though I were a child? How are you live but not a child? How are you live but not through your phone on Tik Tok? Um, through your phone on Tik Tok? Um, Tik Tok has a an app on a PC to where

[45:34] you could stream from the app just like you stream to your phone. it. Like a if you were a child, right, chat? The Tik Tok app essentially just chat? The Tik Tok app essentially just becomes a connection to your to

[45:48] your account. I think you just what? Google Tik Tok Studio, right chat? Is that how you stream to Tik Tok from um I can't remember. It's been so long since I downloaded the damn thing.

[46:06] This is a different camera. Uh this is a different lens right now. I got the 16 to 35 on today because I was too lazy to change it out. And this has this has a prom miss on it, but this is the uh Polar Pro. This is a

[46:20] but this is the uh Polar Pro. This is a Polar Pro uh ND from Peter McKinnon. So, it's like a stop down two. So, because of that, glow. You're not going to see anything crazy like what we usually see.

[46:43] Streamlabs. You got to watch that [ __ ] man. You got to watch that [ __ ] guys. I unfortunately out of all the conspiracy theories that is one thing I can confirm. You will get more push in your stream using Tik Tok Studio.

[46:56] your stream using Tik Tok Studio. They've I they've blatantly said it as of now. Maybe that changed. Maybe that has changed recently, but as of now, you will get more push by using the Tik Tok Studio app, not third party

[47:08] [ __ ] Yeah, it's 100%. It's lame. I don't agree with it. Don't agree with it at all.

[47:22] like try to forcefunnel and controlling everything on their side. It's the there. They don't want you leaving the platform. They still they they still people like live in La La Land and are like, "Ah, no. YouTube's outdated and

[47:38] shit." They like these platforms have to compete with YouTube. They have to. They compete with YouTube. They have to. They have years of data and proof to show that they can stick around. I did OBS and views went uh from 20K a stream to

[47:53] and views went uh from 20K a stream to six to 7K. Yeah, it's pretty bad. restricted like that. That's what I used to do, too, and it was a drastic

[48:06] to get as much push doing it that way. I know. I know it's simpler. I know it's like one last page that you have to have like one last page that you have to have open.

[48:22] with YouTube. Well, yeah. I mean, because YouTube is like it's the most YouTube and Instagram. Uh uh well, Facebook, obviously, Meta in general, but YouTube is just like, bro, there guys, more people in in America watch

[48:38] YouTube TV than they watch Netflix now. like they are dominating every market. It's the YouTube has the most viewership in terms of live platform distribution in general. So more live viewers on YouTube than any other platform over Tik

[48:52] Tok, over Twitch, over everything. More people watch YouTube TV in America than [ __ ] Netflix. Like that's I think that's just in general YouTube TV and like watching YouTube channels on TV. More people watch YouTube on their TV in

[49:08] America than [ __ ] they watch a they watch Netflix. follower gatekeeping. It's not necessarily gatekeeping.

[49:26] Lag like crazy. That's that I I think that's on Oh, wait. Yo, I have a 36 30 Twitch. Uh yeah, I mean a 3060 is going to be pretty tough with multireaming depending on your settings. Like you you'd have to

[49:41] on your settings. Like you you'd have to really turn everything down

[49:59] a subscription model based on the idea of consuming it on a TV doesn't make it invalid. It's still the reality that we live in. It's still it's still a valid comparison and the idea of people even want they're

[50:14] dominating a home television market as well. It's just an emphasis. It's not that deep. You don't have to get offended because I said that it's offended because I said that it's [ __ ] not that deep.

[50:31] understanding of the amount of people that consume YouTube on vast levels. Live stream from phones, live streams from desktop, live stream from TV. That's all it is. No, no reason to even get [ __ ] technical about it. This

[50:44] get [ __ ] technical about it. This overclock 5060 Ti paired with a X3D good know. Call of Duty. Didn't Call of Duty kind of [ __ ] optimized? I have no idea, brother. I have no idea, but I would assume it should be pretty good. Yeah.

[51:05] pack. There's literally an installation guide. Literally an installation guide. I think it goes over Tik Tok Studio, too. I'm pretty sure I covered Tik Tok Studio. Let me see. Let's see.

[51:19] Studio. Let me see. Let's see. desktop.

[51:33] Streamlabs, Tik Tok Studio. Yep, it's in there. Yeah, I am. I was like, I'm pretty sure I put Tik Tok Studio in there.

[51:46] there. Yeah, that's a that's a bad thing about the studio edition. Some some people like opening that up and then doing the uh the virtual camera, it's doing the uh the virtual camera, it's just more resource to your computer.

[52:06] And then the argument on on that is Yeah, but more people uh Twitch has a lar larger gaming audience. It's actually not that by much anymore. streams. It's actually not by much anymore. It's really not. It's actually

[52:20] anymore. It's really not. It's actually crazy how much YouTube uh It's crazy how Come on, get out of there. It's crazy how much YouTube caught up in the last how much YouTube caught up in the last year uh in terms of that metric. Uh you

[52:33] year uh in terms of that metric. Uh you go to channels, platforms. So yeah, this is the final distribution of 2025.

[52:51] say that those are the better places to prioritize. Um let me get this here. Let me get this here for you guys. Yeah, I mean this is just the reality.

[53:06] Yeah, I mean this is just the reality. 47% of uh 47% of live distribution is on 47% of uh 47% of live distribution is on YouTube. Uh of that totality, 7.3% is YouTube. Uh of that totality, 7.3% is gaming. Uh right now, uh Twitch is 11.5%

[53:20] gaming. Uh right now, uh Twitch is 11.5% of all total views is gaming. So that of all total views is gaming. So that used to be like 3% a year ago. So they've doubled

[53:32] live gaming viewership in just a year. And as as more people see this, it's and growing and growing. Yeah. I dude I just don't get um I mean even Tik Tok gaming is 4% of the viewership but also too a lot of those people I'd say a lot

[53:48] of those people are also in this too. A lot of this is also in this as well. A lot of people that live stream on Tik Tok gaming they're also multireaming to Twitch. So they're kind of kind of they're kind of double dipping. But like

[54:04] dude YouTube like YouTube is just a behemoth. It's just a [ __ ] behemoth. It's [ __ ] insane. Unfucking real.

[54:21] So many platforms, it's easy to spread yourself thin and overwork yourself. Well, I mean, multistreaming is not really spreading yourself thin and overworking yourself.

[54:36] I I I I don't get that narrative personally. Like even the posting too. I seen a [ __ ] person go on a rant on X the other day. No, I will not post everywhere. I do not have the time to do

[54:52] that. I We need to stop normalizing the idea I We need to stop normalizing the idea that you have to post everywhere. I stream on Twitch. This is where you should watch me.

[55:05] should watch me. It takes me five minutes to take a piece of content that I create on my computer and post it everywhere. What are you [ __ ] talking about? You You don't have a actual issue of time. You just

[55:22] don't show up and make [ __ ] easy for you. You over complicate it. It doesn't take any time to take something and just post it everywhere. You're just [ __ ]

[55:34] lazy. And that's fine. You don't want to do it. It does take up too much time for you. You overstress about it. Okay, then don't complain when other people who do show up get the results for showing up. It's really not that hard to understand.

[55:48] Twitch, go stream to Twitch. That's [ __ ] fine. You don't want to create content, you don't want to promote yourself, okay, good. Do your thing. Go live in Twitch. Don't expect anybody to take you seriously. Don't expect people

[56:02] to find you because they can't when you're just on Twitch and you're not promoting yourself and you're not posting content. So, just don't do it. it neither because we don't really care. No. Yeah.

[56:17] What's your opinions on quantity over quality? I stress about making I stress about not making good. Okay. Let me get complete heart out of my mouth real quick. Try that again. What's your opinion on quantity over quality? I

[56:32] stress about not making good enough videos. Yeah, people spend way too much videos, dude. The average like user really doesn't care about the overproduction that you put. Case in point, last week I did just a raw vlog.

[56:44] I was like, "This video is going to flop." Bro, it's got a 75% 30 uh second retention at the start of the video and like 50% of the people decided to say for the whole entire video. I I I overedited a small video like 3 days

[56:57] later. I was like, "This video is going to do so well." Overedited, overproduced. I scripted it out. I did so good at it. It completely [ __ ] flopped. Completely flopped. You are your own worst enemy. You're not even

[57:09] going to get to the point of quality without quantity anyways. Like, to even get to that point, people that argue that idea all the time, oh, quality, man. It's like it it mostly comes from uh creatives like people with a

[57:23] videography or photography background that want to like show off that they're really good at editing, they want to show that off. So, they tell you, "No, dude. Quality over quantity." Do you're not going to know what your quality is

[57:37] editing. It might be in the storytelling. It might be in the very eventually be your quality. You're not going to get to that point until you make a hundred bad [ __ ] videos. You're just not. Sorry. Sorry. There's a

[57:52] rule in life, 8020 rule. 80% of success comes from 20% of effort. Yeah. Well, I mean, this is why I give the advice all the time that like especially for streamers. If you're just trying to promote content, this is why my

[58:05] blueprint is just more about like reputations, not overstressing about [ __ ] The streamer blueprint that you could get on the website biggie.co. Um, I agree with the take that if you're a streamer just trying to distribute

[58:20] content of what you do, the short form content should only take up like 10 to 15% of your time. You're if it takes up 50% of your time, you're overstressing that point because all it is is advertising. That's it. That's it. The

[58:36] It's It's literally the best algorithm in the world. The fact that they find an audience for that video is insane. It is. It is. There's a lot of deep nuances to it as well to where you can't just like

[58:51] well to where you can't just like [ __ ] hack it. Like in that video that I just talked about that flopped this week, bro. On paper, it's a great video. It's a great [ __ ] video. I tried to tried something different to

[59:05] try to like kind of get like a little [ __ ] edge on a video and it just creating. >> It just did not work. What was the uh end [ __ ] um so what I did was I tried to make like a short just immediate

[59:21] video. Five creative hacks for better videos in two minutes type video. Just go go go go go go. I was like, "This should do well because engagement should be good." And it is. Dude, the graph is actually a perfect video. Perfect video.

[59:38] The majority of the people that clicked that video stayed and watched, terms of the packaging. This is where I go to tell you guys, you could have a

[59:52] great video idea, the the packaging for it, the thumbnail and title is not good, the video's [ __ ] dead. It's arguably one of the most important things about one of the most important things about it.

[1:00:08] and watching. It doesn't matter if it's shorter. It doesn't matter. Um I I it's ironically the same day that I actually posted this, I had a video get recommended to my feed where it was 2 minutes long and and that the video is

[1:00:23] just a raw [ __ ] sit down video from the guy, too. It's not even overly [ __ ] it's fun. This is like the addictive part is like I'm like you learn you you look at the thing and

[1:00:36] right? What did I do wrong?" And the thing is the completely valid side is is like it just it could also not hit the right push yet. Like the areas that got pushed, the core demographic of where it got pushed

[1:00:50] first, like maybe those are people that are already like in a creative routine, are already like in a creative routine, you know? um with a title and a thumbnail, they'll

[1:01:04] um with a title and a thumbnail, they'll just scrap it. Yeah. Yeah. Yep. They'll just scrap it. They'll just get rid of it. Subhan,

[1:01:21] I yeah, I'll look at the analytics right away and I'll just kind of like like that video is a prime example. I knew it was flopping within the first hour. really like the most important thing. But I if if you have a relative range of

[1:01:37] click-through rate is a certain amount and then next thing you know, a new video that you're trying something different, the click-through rate is 3%. Okay, that's a problem. You got to fix that immediately.

[1:01:50] Because if they keep pushing it and you have the proof that like your packaging isn't good, more people are not going to click on it. This my goal is discover when the peak toilet sitting time is for the

[1:02:03] pretty smart. That's when you should go live. Uh, do you think quality matters more when your target audience is other photographers and videographers

[1:02:24] matter more cuz you have representation like you got that pressure, but I don't think it does. I really don't. I could watch Peter McKinnon do anything. Yeah, I followed him at first because of the

[1:02:39] videographer tips, sure. Then photographer tips, whatnot, but like video at the end of the year talking about him losing his dad. There's nothing really like sure the scene looks good, but it wasn't like it was an

[1:02:53] overly quality video. It was just a moment. I resonated more with that than moment. I resonated more with that than a lot of the recent videos. So, I don't know. It's It's different. Subjective. I think if you stress about

[1:03:05] more. I'm surprised after 10 years, you still haven't found the the sweet toilet spot, the sweet toilet time. I wonder if there's actually a time of the day where on average more people sit

[1:03:19] down to take a [ __ ] I'm actually genuinely curious about that. Tell me you're doing it, you should be doing it. Or if you're streaming, you should be doing it. That's all there is to it, man. That's all there is to it. Bro, I

[1:03:32] going back and forth with each other on on on X about the stupidest drama. This place, that place. Just [ __ ] go live everywhere and just [ __ ] move on.

[1:03:44] Just go live everywhere and move on. Everybody's just a You don't You don't Everybody's just a You don't You don't [ __ ] on a routine.

[1:03:58] was discontinued you due to an activity. What? I wasn't inactive. Oh, did I minimize the [ __ ] Whoops.

[1:04:11] the [ __ ] Whoops. I must have minimized the studio. You got to have it run in the background. You can't minimize it. Sorry. Sorry. My That's my bad. That's my bad. Yeah. Yeah. That's my bad. You

[1:04:25] my bad. Yeah. Yeah. That's my bad. You can't minimize it. Sensitive little [ __ ] app. Sensitive little app. Yeah, I minimized it. That's little app. Yeah, I minimized it. That's my bad. That's my bad.

[1:04:40] prompt saying like, "Hey, make sure you're there." They do that because they don't They don't want people It makes sense to an extent. They don't want people just taking the app, going live on TikTok to try to get distribution,

[1:04:53] and then [ __ ] just pretending it doesn't exist. So, it can't it can't it doesn't know that I have a combined chat for everything and then I'm reading it. So, the second I minimize the chat,

[1:05:09] the app thinks that I'm putting it to the side and not taking it serious. It is fair. It is fair, but it's just an outdated way of doing it. Like I I I

[1:05:21] don't know, dude. Cuz you you guys have never had that the Tik Tok studio thing period of time if you're like don't have it open.

[1:05:35] didn't do that though. That's what's weird. Yeah. Typically what I what I do is I have like I have the OBS scene here and I have Tik Tok Studio peaked out of the corner so it's still like on screen so

[1:05:51] it doesn't pick that up. Yeah. Oh [ __ ] Oh [ __ ] Let me get Let me get chat rolling over there again. Sorry. Sorry. L's in the chat. Tik Tok. I'll take L's in the chat. Wonderful little L's. LITTLE [ __ ]

[1:06:07] SUCKING L'S. Little L's in the chat. There we go. We're good now. We're back. We're back. I wonder how many PEOPLE ARE LIKE, "HA, TOLD YOU HE'D GET banned for saying no." No words. Nope. I just minimized the

[1:06:19] app. I went I went inactive. It thought that I was trying to hide Tik Tok and just use it for free views. Damn, your setup looks crazy. You should suck dungeon. It's insane. Uh, that's them forcing activity metrics for their

[1:06:31] quota. That's what every website is doing. That's that that's You guys want my honest hottake with kick? I think that's why they don't actually guys They can hire a developer to fix their

[1:06:44] Luchi today. The second like Luchi is even like stop putting me on the [ __ ] on the homepage. I don't want to be on the homepage." The second you go there, the cult kick hating group will go to anybody on that homepage uh that they

[1:06:58] don't like and they'll start spam botting viewbotting them and being like, "Yeah, this guy's page is viewbotted. They're they're uh Kick likes them, so they're viewing. Uh oh my god, it's so [ __ ] stupid. Um Kick can fix that.

[1:07:12] Kick 100% has the developers. They have the money money. They have the funding to fix that. It shouldn't be an issue. It shouldn't this many years. It shouldn't be a problem.

[1:07:24] They don't do anything about it because it helps with their metrics. That's the reason why they're on the top four on that list that we just showed. It's insane. The by hate groups are insane on kick. Yeah. It's it's nuts.

[1:07:37] like some people don't know this part of the drama. So like for all the Tik Tok and and YouTube people that that don't know this. So there's a group there's a know this. So there's a group there's a group of creators that they run

[1:07:51] I can't to say what I'm going to say. It sounds crazy when you say it out loud. So they run a viewbotting service. They view bot. They offer viewbots to people. So then what they do is creators they don't like on kick because they can only

[1:08:07] do it on kick. They can't do it on anything else. anything else. They go to kick, they view bot them, spam bot them to where they like you lock down chat

[1:08:20] and then they take screenshots and they go to X and they try to put together like articles of like look this person's view body. somebody in the act. We actually caught somebody in the act. And you'd be like,

[1:08:36] act?" Somebody set their spam bot into act?" Somebody set their spam bot into my chat before the viewbot came in. CAN'T MAKE THIS [ __ ] UP. YOU CAN'T make this [ __ ] up. So, somebody

[1:08:50] So, we we were at like 40 50 viewers on kick or something. We were still at 4050 viewers. Somebody came in and spam botted and said, "Viewbotting yourself 200 viewers or something like that." It was

[1:09:03] or something like that." It was specific. It was a specific number. It was literally specific. And And I'm like, "What? I don't My numbers aren't like, "What? I don't My numbers aren't even up right now." 5 minutes later,

[1:09:15] numbers go up 200 views. They caught themselves in the [ __ ] act. They're job. THEY LITERALLY EXPOSED THEMSSELF THEM

[1:09:27] DOING IT. THEY CALLED THE AMOUNT THAT I that I would have been VIEWBOTTING BEFORE THE VIEWBOT CAME IN. [screaming] OH MY GOD. Oh my god. Ah. And and dude, the only advice over there is just enable follower only mode. Enable sub

[1:09:43] only mode. Jeez. Of course that's what you want, man. Of course that's what you want. It's just so silly. It's just so silly. Yeah, they they did it. They've done it all the time since day one. And there

[1:09:57] sure there's a point where you're just like, I don't [ __ ] care. Like, People are going to take advantage of it. It's been out for three years now. What are we doing, man? What are we doing? It's been out for three years

[1:10:09] now. It's just It's inacceptable. Unacceptable. Sorry. bad. Uh remember when kick glitch and had people live without them actually being live and their views uh view it it it's turned on one person I won't name

[1:10:26] like 160 viewers on a non-live stream. Oh wait what? Really interesting. Dude I I

[1:10:39] especially in the world of multistreaming I don't understand how think if okay if somebody's going to view bot wouldn't it make sense to do it everywhere that you can. So if I'm okay great example if I'm multireaming right

[1:10:52] great example if I'm multireaming right now and I was theoretically viewbotting why would I have x amount on one and then literally nobody on the other like that? That wouldn't make any sense. I I don't know. I just there's just so many

[1:11:07] things that you're just like how are you this dumb? You're a viewbot. I knew you be very clear. You guys are all view bots for sure. Apple watch template you default ones, isn't it? Isn't this what everybody's Apple Watch? I'd never

[1:11:21] change anything on this. Never change anything on this. PROBLEM. YOU DON'T EVEN GET PAID FOR BOTTED views on kick.

[1:11:33] [ __ ] knew it. [ __ ] you. Your name's kind of hot, though. Get it? Cuz it's hot pink zombie. And we got somebody with lips that just joined the live and with lips that just joined the live and they just left. Sorry, sorry, sorry,

[1:11:51] check in the mail. I got to go get that today. Honestly, all the botting made me less sad when my views are low on some days. People are like, I just don't [ __ ] care. I I just don't care. Pay to be here. REVERSE VIEWBOT. WAIT,

[1:12:05] HEART'S LIKE, I paid to be here. You know what? You want to know my [ __ ] hottest of takes? Nah, I I never mind. I won't even do it. I I I don't even care. It just It shouldn't even be a thing. It shouldn't even be a thing. I think some

[1:12:18] of us from day one, there is some funky numbers coming in from the website itself. And I've said that throughout the years, if you've actively watched me, I'm like, this it just none of it lines up. There's definitely people in

[1:12:30] here, but it never lined up. It just never did. Um it and have access and you go look over the x amount of months

[1:12:44] amount of months the day I started pushing multireaming the day I started pushing multireaming actively. I'm going to say. The day I actively started to push multireaming,

[1:13:03] like they did anything bad. I think they went to normal numbers. You know what I'm saying, Storm? I think they went to normal numbers. I think I happening with like Red Sack and all that [ __ ]

[1:13:20] it went to normal numbers. Where where did So what was happening prior? What was happening prior to that? I do lawn care in Illinois. Can y'all

[1:13:33] give me a follow that? No, that's not how you do this [ __ ] man. You go make a video, get it pushed into a timeline to where I'd actually want to follow you. going around and spamming [ __ ] You got to be [ __ ] so stupid to believe that,

[1:13:45] brother. You got to be so stupid to believe that. No. Not cuz like, dude, see, this is why you don't do this. cuz now I know in my head the grass man sucks. I'm not going to check out your video

[1:13:58] now because of it. And what's what's stupid about this is I actually watch [ __ ] that do lawn care [ __ ] So, if you wouldn't think that you could take a shortcut and use somebody else's stream

[1:14:13] to try to self-promote and you just made the good videos, you would have most likely got pushed to my feed where I would have became a viewers viewer of yours. But now I know in my head, I can't even stop thinking of the name Dog

[1:14:25] Grassman. And I can't I I can't help but think I would never watch one of your videos now. I can't help but think about it. Yeah, self-promoting is just gay, dude. That's just stupid. It's just you just don't it's just not

[1:14:38] Yeah. I'm sure a couple of you guys are going to go like follow out of the idea of what of what I said. You'll never watch one of his viewers ever uh videos ever again. You feel free to follow just to be like haha. You said I wouldn't

[1:14:53] follow. I followed jackass. It actually is a win-win because when you go follow them and you never check out any of their [ __ ] ever, it's actually going to you're just going to be an active metadata for their channel. Yeah. I like

[1:15:07] your hat. I like your face, dude. Yeah, I like your face. So, feel free to. Yeah, feel free to. Um, would you follow my only fans? That is one that I would my only fans? That is one that I would be willing to promote if I get a cut of

[1:15:20] said activities. Uh, saying his name just gives him a shout out. Really? Did you go Did you go and check him out? Did you go and just buy his service? I always hear that argument. It really

[1:15:33] doesn't mean much. It really doesn't mean much. Yeah. No, I think he's just stupid. Smelling the mic is wild.

[1:15:52] Um, [sighs] no. I I I really don't think there's any guy was trying to rage bait. I think that's what you don't understand how many creators think that that's actually a good way to grow. You have no idea.

[1:16:06] You have no idea how many people think it's a good way to grow. Bro, I get emails of people even at my size. I'm not I tell this all the time. I'm not here, I guarantee you've had it happen in Discord. By the way, how did I do

[1:16:19] with my fade today, guys? I did it myself. Did it myself this morning. Um, "Oh, can I get a shout out or Oh my god, crazy.

[1:16:33] shoe will help. I don't know if people still take Viagra. Oh, that's still a still take Viagra. Oh, that's still a thing. I don't know. Might be.

[1:16:50] era. The follow v follow era. Remember that [ __ ] dude? I mean, people still do that, dude. Guys, is this still like kind of a not necessarily a trend? Oh my pandemic? Hey, I'm a small streamer, too. Join my

[1:17:06] the the [ __ ] Tik Toks. I'm a small streamer, too. Join my Discord, and streamers, man. You guys remember that [ __ ] Oh my god. Holy [ __ ]

[1:17:23] is still like that. Oh my god. I mean, if you can sell hopes and dreams, you if you can sell hopes and dreams, you really can sell [ __ ] dude. You really can sell [ __ ] I actually got advised on my blueprints to not be so

[1:17:36] section. section. Somebody advised me and was like, um, intimidate people from buying your product. I'm like, no, I'm not selling

[1:17:52] hopes and dreams. It literally says in the blueprints, if you can't [ __ ] stick to something for 90 days, this [ __ ] is not for you. It's not for you. You're not going to make it. If you can't if I what I really should have

[1:18:06] said in the description is if you can't even stick if you can't stick to content creation, you should give up con. That's what I should have said. Should have really [ __ ] WHAT'S UP, BRENT? Keep it gangster, dog. Keep it

[1:18:20] gangster. Brent. Brent. Brent. Brent. Brent. Brent. Looking good, dude. That [ __ ] RS5 is pretty sharp. It's Think of the money I'd save if I just downgraded the TRX for a little RS5 and

[1:18:36] clapped it out, man. Clapped it out. Get a little stage two ACTION cuz you stage two. You can probably get that to 550 horsepower pretty fast, eh?

[1:18:54] Probably get that about 550 horsepower pretty fast, right? We got any car enthusiasts in here? Any car peeps in here? is [laughter] What's up, Poppy?

[1:19:19] you use my link GB3. I got I got a whole video of it on my YouTube channel. Whole video. Whole video. GUYS, CAN I ASK a serious question? Okay, so I'm in a bit of a conundrum

[1:19:33] actually. Um, so when I had my Hellcat, I don't know why I was way more influenced. I had a widebody Charger and I started making like car content with it, like intermixing it in here. And I even landed a couple really good brand

[1:19:46] deals. We had a brand deal with Jack Links, Doritos, and 7-Eleven um because of the car content, like the the little like sprinkles in of the car [ __ ] that I would throw in into the [ __ ] And I don't know why.

[1:20:00] Why the [ __ ] do I not do it with my TRX? I don't get it, dude. I don't understand why I don't do more [ __ ] with my TRX. Why does it feel more natural? Like a

[1:20:13] part of me wants to get like a [ __ ] RS6 Avant and [ __ ] make content around it, but you know, then the other part of me is like, why are you not just doing that with the TRX?

[1:20:27] Get a cold get a cold air intake in in it and maybe uh couple things and start it and maybe uh couple things and start [ __ ] doing more videos with it. Hubby has a widebody Scat Pack Challenger uh but wants a Hellcat or

[1:20:41] maybe uh we'll just upgrade this one. Nah, tell him to get a Just tell him to get a Hellcat. I I thought about doing that early on, too. Just get a Hellcat. Just get a Hellcat. Just get one. Tell him to Dude, he's going to die someday.

[1:20:54] Get a Hellcat. You know what? I've Man, well, it's ironic. Brent's in here sale. I thought about getting a Demon, man,

[1:21:10] um, or I have a Final Edition TRX, so it's a little above the value. Little above. So getting one wouldn't really change what I'm paying. But really change what I'm paying. But I mean demon it's it's like people just

[1:21:25] mean? And I was Mopar family growing up. It it is a car that I'd love to like collect for the future. But like

[1:21:39] it only goes fast in a straight line. It's it's clunky. You're paying for a prestige drop where like the parts in it are the same parts from

[1:21:52] I I disagree. I disagree only because of this. I don't think No. Okay. I disagree personally, Brent. I don't So, like when we're talking years, could it go up two to three times value? It's not going to be a collector

[1:22:07] car like that. Obviously, you're right. I'm talking about for me. Like there's a group there's a handful of cars that ideally I would like to have long term

[1:22:19] guys or if it's like worth a lot more. Like I'd love to just have a Demon as part of like the [ __ ] heritage, man. I I' I I love I'd love No. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yours is cammed. Um but also too, like I'm not at the

[1:22:35] a C I I had a C7. Bryant literally sold me a Z06 C7. It's way better, but like talking about the power, the performance, what's actually better. Yeah, it's a better car. That C7 was [ __ ] insane. It's one of the craziest

[1:22:49] cars I ever drove. That car that that C7 drove better even. It doesn't matter. The Z06, it doesn't even matter. That Z06 C7 drove better than the 2017 uh Audi R8 Plus that I test drove and

[1:23:07] uh Audi R8 Plus that I test drove and almost bought. It is the That is the craziest car I've ever driven in my life. The Z06 C7. The uh and it was the uh performance package. Brent sold it to me. Drop your pocket. He sold the car to

[1:23:21] me. Craziest car that I've ever had. Craziest that you don't like. I can't believe you can get that performance for that price. It's [ __ ] insane. It is. It's [ __ ] insane. I had a I

[1:23:37] had a [ __ ] uh multi-millionaire in Ohio. He actually used to be my for come around. I used to work in the [ __ ] factory and sold it for millions of dollars. He's a car collector up in

[1:23:51] Ohio, but he's like a like he's got a C6 ZR1 that's got like 1,000 miles on it. drives it back to the house and gets it washed. Like he doesn't drive the [ __ ] And we're and we're yapping and and at the time we had an Audi S QA. We had a

[1:24:07] the time we had an Audi S QA. We had a C7 Z06 and I had the TRX and we're just talking about cars and and my father-in-law was like, "Oh yeah, dude. He uh Megan and Aaron just got the [ __ ] uh twin turbo V8 [ __ ] Audi."

[1:24:20] He's like, "No, I went with the SQ8. Saved more money. It's the same [ __ ] I really like the [ __ ] Audi R8." I was like, "I actually almost just bought was like, "I actually almost just bought one. Almost got a 2017 Audi R8 uh plus."

[1:24:34] And he's like, "Why didn't you do that? Why didn't you get an R8?" I was like, "Because I got a C7 for half the cost and that C7 would destroy would destroy that R8." He's like, "Oh, I don't care

[1:24:48] about speed. I just want to be loud." I'm like, "Of course you do, dumb [ __ ] [laughter] with 1200 original miles, brother. A C6

[1:25:00] with 1200 original miles, brother. A C6 ZR1 with,200 original miles. Yeah, I ZR1 with,200 original miles. Yeah, I drive my [ __ ] I drive my [ __ ] got rid of the Z06 is I I was probably going to kill myself in that thing. Um,

[1:25:19] Anything you need to know. Everything that you need to know, everything is on my website. Everything. But yeah, I've like Yeah. So, for any of the car peeps in here, it's like I I needed to start doing more [ __ ] with the

[1:25:31] having a truck versus having a [ __ ] car where like I don't know. You're just more influenced to just create more content. I don't know. It's just feel does anybody relate or do any of you guys

[1:25:45] actually create car content? Bogs, appreciate you, man. Even dude, even bro, even the Stingrays, like really for the price that you're getting, if you get an old Stingray, it's pretty good goddamn deal. Well,

[1:25:59] it's like Brent right now, they they have two two LZ package Z06s. So, you still get the 650 horsepower. You're just some trim differences, bro. One of with not that many miles. The fact that you can get a car that's 57,000

[1:26:17] you can get a car that's 57,000 and it's got 750 horsepower, 750 uh 50 and it's got 750 horsepower, 750 uh 50 pound feet of torque. Holy holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] If I got a C7 again, I would probably go manual next time. The The

[1:26:32] [ __ ] suck. You have to rebuild the transmission. You redo the transmission, right, to get better paddles. There's like a delay. They they they sucked dick, dude. My Hellcat paddles were better.

[1:26:51] on the Z06 because, dude, it's it's a it's a lot of power, dude. If if you don't actively drive a stick and know what you're doing, you can [ __ ] up your transmission so [ __ ] fast with

[1:27:06] that [ __ ] You're not outshifting a computer. You're just not. A computer is just better than you. It just is. Unless you're going in a straight [ __ ] line sometimes it's better depending how it's tuned.

[1:27:21] So, I was a [ __ ] about it. I didn't want to break the the [ __ ] Yeah, Z06 automatics are insane. It's weird. So, like, okay, so some of you guys know some of you guys know I couldn't I So, what I couldn't wrap my

[1:27:35] head around is how good the computer was. It's crazy. It is. It's more fun to like especially when I drove the Hellcat, dude, those [ __ ] upshift, downshift, like, oh, dude, it just sounds so

[1:27:49] [ __ ] good. Um, the thing is that I was so shocked because this was a 2016 that I had, so you're talking 10-year technology from a [ __ ] American product. I was so shocked at how well the computer would

[1:28:06] work with your uh with like how you actually drove. So, what I mean by this actually drove. So, what I mean by this is if you never drove a Z06, like a C7 Z06, that's an automatic. No matter what mode you're in, if you're

[1:28:20] just driving the pedal, even if you're in track and sports mode, if you're just driving and pushing the pedal down and you're just doing at a at a um at a you're just doing at a at a um at a steady pace, it is not going to upshift

[1:28:34] at high RPMs because it it can tell that you're not driving aggressive. It's going to automatically do that as to where like for example with the sport mode or whatever track mode or sport mode in that it automatically is

[1:28:49] sport mode in that it automatically is higher it runs at at higher RPM because it knows you're it that's that's its engagement you're in the mode so now it's going to go to higher RPMs as where with the C7 it wouldn't even do that

[1:29:02] unless you got on it the second you got on it like and really started to drive it would No. Okay. He means [ __ ] business now. We're going up to way higher RPM. It's [ __ ] crazy. Crazy. That's I actually texted Brent

[1:29:19] after a week with having the C7. I'm like, I think the transmission's [ __ ] And it's like I didn't trust the car. I didn't trust that the car knew what it was doing. I'm like, dude, I'm in track mode and it's [ __ ] shifting at like

[1:29:33] 2,000. Like, what are we doing? you get on that [ __ ] it's gonna shift a lot higher. It's much wider. Yeah, it was fun, man. That was a fun car. Well, that's why I kind of like the idea of an Avant.

[1:29:46] An Avant's like a good dad car. It's a good like, you know, I look at the TRX sense for me to do that. Like, we're like, right now, we don't have the like, right now, we don't have the property that we have for a truck, but

[1:29:59] it's like I'm a dad, family man, taking that side serious. I need the space in the back. I need a road trip vehicle. TRX is just so much better than the C7. It's so much better than the [ __ ] uh But dude, RS6, man. They're just so

[1:30:15] expensive, man. So expensive. Well, that's another problem. You say SRTG CAN WE GET A ROUND OF APPLAUSE in here for Big Man? COME ON NOW. [cheering] for Big Man? COME ON NOW. [cheering] COME ON. HELL YEAH. HELL YEAH. LOOKING

[1:30:31] GOOD. Looking hung. Looking handsome. Um, so here's another problem. Here's another problem. Um, we did just get a Trackhawk. So, I'm already dealing with this anyways, having a TRX. This is another reason why I won't get a

[1:30:45] Demon. I converted my garage to a a hangout place. Car has to stay outside. If you think I'm parking a Trackhawk or a [ __ ] demon

[1:31:00] outside in [ __ ] Charlotte, North Carolina, you are [ __ ] That is Hey, COME AND TAKE THIS [ __ ] I Dude,

[1:31:13] everybody that I talk to when they ask about the TRX, you're like they're like, like, "No, I I park it out front." They're like, "How how do you have it still?" It And you know what's that? You know what sucks, man? No, no, no. Uh, so

[1:31:27] corrosion. You're not going to deal with that in North Carolina. We we don't have like salt and [ __ ] issues with here. Uh, stole stolen. Like that's So like that's actually something you have to assess in a major metropolitan area when getting

[1:31:40] these cars. If I lived in Ohio, sure, maybe consider those things, bro. In a number, bro. It's like every other week I see uh cuz I follow a lot of the guys that uh they're like the Mopar crew

[1:31:54] here. Like every other week they're getting stolen. Every other [ __ ] week. Every [ __ ] week they're getting stolen. RTS, SRTs, uh Scat Packs, Trackhawks,

[1:32:09] SRTs, uh Scat Packs, Trackhawks, Hellcats. Cuz the the thing is what's Hellcats. Cuz the the thing is what's crazy is if you know how to steal a 2015 crazy is if you know how to steal a 2015 Charger RT, a Charger V6, you can steal

[1:32:23] any [ __ ] Chrysler product. That's crazy. It's crazy. They're all the same. It's crazy how easy. But I'm telling you, you get German technology. Good

[1:32:36] impossible, but good luck. I've been looking into um I've been looking a looking into um I've been looking a little bit into CT uh CT5Vs.

[1:32:51] [gasps] cuz that was another thing that I didn't like about the C7. I didn't have it long neither. Um I didn't I didn't have it long because like I'd go to we'd go to like car shows and we'd have to drive

[1:33:05] I'm I'm trying to bring my kids to the car show. That's why I like the TRX. We go to like the uh the motor Charlotte Motor Speedway car show and we just [ __ ] show up in the TRX. Just show up there is, you know. Yeah, the CT5V Black

[1:33:21] there is, you know. Yeah, the CT5V Black Wings are just so good. So good. No, I've never even been a campaign guy in general, brother. Any Chrysler is so easy to steal. Unfortunately, I drive a Charger, but I do. Dude, it's I don't

[1:33:34] They're just so not They're fun, man. They're just They're ignorant fun. They're stupid fun. Completely unrealistic. Like uh [ __ ] the Hellcat man that I had. So unrealistic. So unrealistic.

[1:33:48] unrealistic. [laughter] It was just such an unrealistic car, dude. Such an unrealistic car. Uh Sony A75. Anything that I'm using is on my site. Anything you guys need to

[1:34:03] sell, creator blueprints, streamer blueprints, everything is on my site. Buddy had a Hellcat and it was just a It's just such a fun car. You know what? Okay. You know what it is? You know what makes Hellcats great?

[1:34:17] makes Hellcats great? You know what makes Hellcats great? What I loved about my Charger, the the weekend that I hosted an event in in uh in Charlotte where all these creators came in, I had like five homies crash

[1:34:31] out of my house for a weekend. The fact that I could go to the airport and pick up a group, the red key as well. The fact that I could go to the airport and fact that I could go to the airport and pick up a group of grown men, 67, 63,

[1:34:45] pick up a group of grown men, 67, 63, 250, 280 lb and sooner. and we could all 250, 280 lb and sooner. and we could all get in the the Hellcat together and sit comfortably and drive like [ __ ] maniacs on the highway. You can't do

[1:34:59] that in a lot of cars. It is a group. It's a fun group car. It's it it's it's just a I don't know, dude. Just a fun group car. Straight line. Yeah, you're right. You're right. Are you going to Are you going to win a

[1:35:14] spin out. Yeah, absolutely. For sure. It's too much horsepower. I didn't buy it for that, dumbass. I didn't buy it to [ __ ] Cool. You're [ __ ] souped up Civic with a computer can destroy it. Cool. I don't [ __ ] care. I I don't

[1:35:31] give a [ __ ] I don't care. Hellcat, cool, but can't drive it how you want. It will spin. No, I drove it exactly how I want. I I drew I I drove it exactly how I want. I had no problem driving it how I want. People ask me all the time,

[1:35:44] how often did you did did you spin your wheels out? Never. I never burned out once in that car. I drove exactly how I wanted to drive it. Dead ass. I told when the day that I sold that and told the deal or when we were at the dealer

[1:35:56] was like, "Be honest. How how how much did you dog the [ __ ] out of this?" I was burned anything on the tires. Never once. Never once. Never once, bro. You

[1:36:08] can drive with you can drive a car and [ __ ] have fun, man. you and not [ __ ] just do donuts and do a [ __ ] drag strip [ __ ] off the straight line. Like lo and behold, you can just go cruise around and have a good time. I

[1:36:20] like I like Do you even like driving at that point if you need dopamine in some other way? Yeah, I have a TRX now. Like for me, I can go, bro, a nice day like today, you know what's therapeutic for me? I'm just going to go cruise. I'll go

[1:36:34] cruise out in the country. Go cruise. I could go do that for three [ __ ] hours. I don't need to go and [ __ ] BE LIKE, "ALL RIGHT, LET'S LINE UP, BUDDY. WHOSE [ __ ] DICK'S BIGGER? LET'S

[1:36:49] [screaming] LINE UP." ALL RIGHT, YOU IF YOU NEED TO do that, you you go do that, man. You go do that. I'm just trying to [ __ ] I'm just trying to get in that open road where in the rolling hills where I see nobody's coming coming ahead

[1:37:02] for at least the next mile and I'm just I'm just about to hear that [ __ ] open up. Open up. I know I'm about to burn a m a gallon, but yeah, I Yeah, I'll just cruise around, man. I'm good. I'm good.

[1:37:17] You can't That's That's another thing. Like, I love the TRX. That is a It's a Like, I love the TRX. That is a It's a different uh It's a different cruising. You can't cruise it like a [ __ ] widebody Charger e even like the

[1:37:33] difference is exponential. Oh, dude. that. Oh my god. Oh my god. I mean, obviously the C7 was insane. The C7 was unfucking real. I would get The

[1:37:45] only bad thing about the C7 is I would be gone for like 4 hours. be gone for like 4 hours. I would be gone for 4 hours in the C7, dude. Those country roads. Oh my god, dude. fact that I could hypothetically

[1:38:00] dude. fact that I could hypothetically be taking 25 mile, 35 mile turns and kicking it up [ __ ] 60 miles hour. OH [ __ ] ANIMAL. Oh my god.

[1:38:19] Oh. Oh. Handle, dude. It's It's Melissa. It's insane. It's in the handling. It It was a performance package, too. So, ceramic brakes, everything. It was insane, dude. It was insane. Hypotheticals, of course. It was insane.

[1:38:35] Uh, it's it's a whoop. It's to help me track to stop being fat. To stop being a track to stop being fat. To stop being a little fatty. Um,

[1:38:47] know. I don't know. Um, what I do know is this though, is this though, the most comparable cruising car that the most comparable cruising car that I've had compare, like closest to that

[1:38:59] was the Audi SQ8. So, it only goes to tell me that I'd imagine a RS6 or an RS7 drives so phenomenal in track

[1:39:13] mode. Because if an SQ8 with less performance options drove as good as it performance options drove as good as it did, I can I I I can only imagine an RS6

[1:39:25] or an RS7 is just insane. I can only imagine. No, Glaze, but Biggie doesn't Oh [ __ ] I thought you were being a smartass for a second. [ __ ] dude. That's good, man. Hell yeah, brother. I don't need to know, man. As long as you

[1:39:39] end up doing something that's [ __ ] Listen, guys. There's one fee like, you know, I get the comments all the time of like, you're just giving away free knowledge, free ball, dude. Just forward the [ __ ]

[1:39:51] And let me know that you did good like down the line. Like when you make it, tell me, dude. like when you start that business and you're like, "Dude, you know, you you influenced me to like scale or when you're like, you know, you

[1:40:04] started talking to my community and it worked." Um, like [ __ ] let me know really does. That's my I guess that's my narcissism from it. Makes me feel good. Um, but also too, like, dude, if you're going to do something and you do it well

[1:40:19] and you become successful at something, you got to give that you got to give some of that knowledge away for free, dude. You got to or you're you're a [ __ ] hypocrite for doing like I literally do the [ __ ] that I do to not

[1:40:33] be like one of these gatekeeping [ __ ] losers on the internet that's fear in fear of losing everything that I've built because somebody else could don't be replaceable, man. I don't think I'm I don't think I'm very replaceable

[1:40:46] really don't. Whether it's like if I work with a brand or I believe in something and I work hard in in the [ __ ] Um, who was influential for you coming up? Uh, Casey Neistat, Peter McKinnon, Roman Atwood, Andy Fcella,

[1:41:05] just a handful of people. I mean, those in my pivotable building years of like, okay, there's just no stop. Those were like definitely the big ones for me. Definitely the big ones. I mean, how can you not, man? You got, you know, well,

[1:41:22] Casey just made such good videos. [music] Roman was just so him and just so raw. You You took so much inspiration from that. Peter was so creative and, feeling. And then, you know, when you have somebody like Andy Forcell is like,

[1:41:38] stabbed in the face." You just You're different. Alex, appreciate you, dude. Appreciate you, dude. is this is um dude every day every day that we're live and see this what I was saying earlier like could we go live every day and try to

[1:41:53] orders since we've been in the stream you guys are awesome man I appreciate it could we could we take advantage of going live every day and do these chess chatting streams and I try to like milk the idea of converting people to sales

[1:42:07] but like I just I think it's so inorganic I'd rather show up on the days where I I have the energy um it feels good uh Like tomorrow, we're not going to be live. I'm going to be working on my new YouTube video uh for Thursday.

[1:42:19] And I got a consulting um um somebody got the one-on-one hour [ __ ] So, I'm going to try to help a guy uh with his uh who's got a business with some YouTube talk tomorrow. I'm going to look into some of his [ __ ] What's your

[1:42:33] into some of his [ __ ] What's your favorite camera? Probably the FX3. Appreciate you. Oh, [ __ ] yeah. Oh, you've already used

[1:42:47] Which one you go with? Like, which one are you using? You know, it's funny the amount of people that they see this and they're like, "Oh, I want that." And then they end up getting into something else.

[1:43:03] Are you the cop who was smoke? No. I've never played R six in my life. packs from all the years, all of my previous ones. So there's actually it's

[1:43:17] three L packs in one. Um, and then the new one is like I specifically have been working on these for the last couple years. And it's what I use now, like as I've matured and learned a little bit more about coloring and a little bit.

[1:43:33] that you get, whether you go through the old ones or you go really you went with old ones or you go really you went with the soft chill. So interesting. I don't like that one. I don't like the soft chill and the cool. Is it cool and calm?

[1:43:47] chill and the cool. Is it cool and calm? Um cuz I just don't and I don't like uh yeah cool and calm. I don't like blue too much, but I know people that use a bluer tone, like a cooler tone, and I know they love it. And I I just feel

[1:44:02] like it it would have been arrogant to be super selfish with it because So, like what one thing that I did with this, I know it sounds crazy, but I took a couple screenshots from other creators in their setups and I seen what their

[1:44:14] tones would look like on them. And there was this one creator who was they were a little tanner than me. I think that's why I like these is I'm so [ __ ] pale it makes me look tan. And uh um

[1:44:28] I used I for a creator that's a little bit more tanner. I used one of the I think it was cool and calm or it might have been uh the chill uh soft chill. But dude, it looked so good in their setup. Oh my god, they they had red

[1:44:42] lights. They had blue and red lights in their setup. It just looked so good in their setup. And it just goes to show sometimes if if you like don't completely focus on you like hey now cool and calm is the one I'm you

[1:44:55] see what I'm saying? See what I'm saying? Yeah. It's so like I mean [ __ ] dude. Um uh I mean if you're on Tik Tok let's see real quick. All right. Um

[1:45:17] let's see. I just I don't know why I'm just not a Here's cool and calm. See like it like when I turn it up, you see how much blue? Like it really accents the blues. It's not the worst. I just like a warmer

[1:45:32] really do like. I know you guys can't see this on uh on uh the YouTube and horizontal side. Sorry, guys. Sorry. Yeah, everything is cooler. Uh, I like

[1:45:45] Moody Creator a lot. This is actually one of my favorite for just like a regular sitdown. So, here's the So, it's It doesn't seem like much, but it's just a different tone. It's more like a I don't know. Yeah, moody. That's why it's

[1:46:00] moody. It like It really crush crushes the darks, though. It really does, which but I like that. This is actually the one I like that. This is actually the one that I use in a lot of my vlogs. Uh, and

[1:46:13] that I use in a lot of my vlogs. Uh, and I use Studio Cinematic from time to time just for that like flat look. See how it like makes everything flatter? Yeah. But I don't know. I just I think universally for me, I just

[1:46:26] wanted to set a tone that works. So, I just went with uh this one. And it's it's just I mean, teal and blue is just timeless. It just is what it is. So, I just like this one. I just like this one.

[1:46:42] OBS, it's in your filters. Yeah, guys, anybody that gets them, uh if you get the signature pack, there's literally a uh an installation guide.

[1:46:55] lighting and L has been the bane of my existence. Oh, it's You know what the big thing is, too, is a lot of people over complicate it. Everything's on my website. Everything. Just biggie.co. It's what my at name is on Tik Tok. Uh,

[1:47:11] you'll notice, okay, let me ask this. For anybody that is like more of an active shooter, so I think Wolf, you actively, you're an act. So, okay, anybody that has other LUT packs, did you guys notice that like half of these

[1:47:25] you guys notice that like half of these LUTs, they're not as strong LUTs, they're not as strong as typical LUTs? Did you guys notice that? I didn't. So, it used to be with LUTs

[1:47:38] where I would just crank up like if it was going to be 100%. I would just crank it up as much as possible. So, then that way you could really tone it back. But like what I've noticed over the years is like some people when they buy it like

[1:47:51] that, they don't know they can tone it back. So, it's like it almost they almost end up hating the fact that they bought it because it is so strong and they don't know they can dial it back because some

[1:48:03] Yeah. So they're they're just essentially filters on the look. So like even even the uh you're on TikTok. So like um so I so this is what my [ __ ]

[1:48:15] looks like right out of camera. I apply the one my signature look and then I dial it back uh to about 50%. And that's that this is so now before And that's that this is so now before after this is how it gets the look.

[1:48:30] This is the filter essentially the L look cube file.

[1:48:45] don't know. A lot of people that's and that's why I included the information uh the readme file. A lot of people don't know. No, I actually don't have any This is just pure This is pure raw out of camera. Um, so right now on either

[1:49:01] site you're you'll notice on uh the long form it's a little darker. It's cuz I ISO a little bit to make it a little bit better. Um, so how cameras are both running right now. Uh, daylight white balance set light is ran at 5500.

[1:49:20] balance set light is ran at 5500. So no auto. ISO is in a native range to both cameras. So it's not high. It's not on auto. nothing auto. That's another thing that a lot of people go wrong when getting

[1:49:32] LUTs, they run their [ __ ] there. The the the white balance is the big one. People will run a white balance on auto. No, I'm telling you guys right now, if especially if you guys are in gamer setups, you got all these colors in the

[1:49:45] back background. So, how auto white balance works is it takes it can see the colors in the image. It newer cameras try to adjust skin tones a little better. It's not always accurate. Takes all the colors in the scene and it

[1:49:59] tries to balance it out. It's why it's called a white balance. background, your white balance could be making you look like [ __ ] All you could simply do is just switch your white balance to daylight and make sure your

[1:50:14] your light that you're using is like in a more natural daylight setting. You can you're using. That's step number one. the amount of people that are like, "Oh my god, this I why does the L not look good for me?"

[1:50:29] And they're like, "Auto?" And I'm like, "Yeah, there's your reason. There's your reason." Yeah, it's on my website. I'm glad you made the other video as well because a lot of people don't know that have to

[1:50:41] set their white. Yeah, guys. I actually just made uh if you go to my YouTube, again, everything's on my site. Everything is on my site, biggie.co. I just made a new YouTube video um where I did a horrible job with the thumbnail

[1:50:53] and title so it didn't get pushed. So even my YouTube audience uh and seen this video. If you go to my page and you you go to videos and you check out the uh one of the most recent videos, I did a video of 50 or 50 Jesus

[1:51:08] Christ. I did five creative hacks for better videos in two minutes. It's a two-minute long video. That's it. It's a two-minute long video. Uh, and I I feel like it's objectively a pretty straightforward like if you focus on

[1:51:22] these five things, your your content will look so much better. It just like it over complicating it. Throw that out the window. No, I'm not on the FX3 on this. I'm on the It's on the A75, but it's on uh

[1:51:37] webcam mode. [laughter] The the the [ __ ] camera doesn't even so stressed about the camera. It's the lighting in the lens that make it look like this. This is literally on webcam mode. So, for those that don't know,

[1:51:50] mode. So, for those that don't know, on newer models of Sony cameras, uh reset your stream. Tell guys, tell them to reset his stream. Uh on newer models to reset his stream. Uh on newer models of Sony cameras, there's a USB C direct

[1:52:06] of Sony cameras, there's a USB C direct out option where it turns your camera into a webcam for the computer. And it's great because it actually powers the camera on Tik Tok. This is that's literally what you're seeing. So, you're

[1:52:19] not getting the full benefits of the sensor readout in this. of it. That was a terrible description of what white balance is. Well, perfect.

[1:52:32] Jared, then guess what? You know what you could do? You can go make a video on way. And then that way you can get views. You're welcome. You're welcome. There you go. Easy peasy. Mhm.

[1:52:51] what? Cuz I have a big window right here. here. I just use blackout curtains.

[1:53:06] I mean, it's subjective to the look that you're trying to get, dude. Like today, uh I was just talking with a content creator that a wide shot, but they don't want the background to be blurred.

[1:53:25] What is this [ __ ] dumbass on about right now? Holy [ __ ] Shut up. Shut up.

[1:53:39] come in from out of nowhere? Holy [ __ ] dude. Chill out. Nobody What I wanted to ask, my camera doesn't film in log. Will that matter for the LUTs? No, you guys don't have to have log for LUTs, guys. On any not even

[1:53:53] it doesn't even matter if it's just mine on any. You don't like if you shoot on or you're going to need to convert it yourself, one of the two to make it look yourself, one of the two to make it look normal.

[1:54:12] Probably not. No. Uh, I do got a secret gaming channel where I've been doing 4K gaming channel where I've been doing 4K live streams over there. fine. That's just not something I typically try to pro. I'm not trying to

[1:54:25] typically try to pro. I'm not trying to grow in the [ __ ] you know? Thank you, soldier. Appreciate you. Appreciate you. what anybody says. It's it's it's not necessary to shoot log for the majority

[1:54:38] of the time. The only people that try to do that are just it's it's it's again creative culture. No, you have to do that. No, you [ __ ] don't. No, you [ __ ] don't. No, you [ __ ] don't. Overstressing,

[1:54:55] No, you [ __ ] don't. Overstressing, over complicating, overanalyzing taking money out of your bank account right as we speak. Yeah, log just

[1:55:09] preserves color accuracy. That's all it does. If you want to have more control, you're trying to get more creative. It's a you thing. The viewer doesn't [ __ ] a you thing. The viewer doesn't [ __ ] care. The viewer doesn't [ __ ] care.

[1:55:22] You know what's funny? Listen to this. Listen to this. If you if you go to Peter McKinnon's most popular video of all time, it's a video or one one of the most popular. It was a video that put him on the map.

[1:55:37] Blew him up. It was like so many uh hacks for um for like video video creator hacks or whatever.

[1:55:50] people from like when he uploaded that video criticizing him about the suggestions. That's This is the world of social media. This is the world of social media.

[1:56:05] Jinx's stream. The camera is literally Yeah. It's It's super It's just nobody cares more about your look than yourself. And things are like what you'll see every now and then in chat is like some

[1:56:21] creative that comes in here who has like more knowledge about the technical definitions or the nuances about things. Like we were talking about the ISO that one day like the best advice you can give to somebody uh when they don't know

[1:56:34] you're going to shoot something just try to try to make sure your ISO is low. give because they don't know what the [ __ ] native ISO means. Half these [ __ ] that buy a camera and these devices nowadays, they don't even

[1:56:49] know what ISO, aperture, none of that [ __ ] is. So, there's going to be an entry level. And I think what's like annoying about that too is all these all creative started off somewhere, too. You were ignorant at one point as well. You

[1:57:02] didn't know what ISO meant. You didn't know what color aperture or what color. You didn't know the difference between color correction and color grading. Most of these people didn't know. And the fact that they try to like

[1:57:16] make everything need to sound crazier and and uh and and um tougher than what it needs to be, it's just so stupid. I think I think it's just a psychological

[1:57:28] way for people to make it feel like their craft is better than what somebody else is articulating it to be. No, I know more. I am a really good photographer. I am a very good videographer cuz I know more. And let me

[1:57:40] explain to you why I know more. Doesn't matter. Millions of people don't give a watching your [ __ ] videos. They don't give a [ __ ] The largest YouTuber in the [ __ ] world to this day. Let's see if I don't know if he upgraded. Maybe he

[1:57:54] I don't know if he upgraded. Maybe he did go 4K. Maybe he did >> Yeah, he did upgrade to 4K, but like it was like a year ago. He was still do the

[1:58:06] guy was getting million views a video was still uploading everything in 1080. 1080. >> [laughter] [ __ ] vertical people, they just record [ __ ] on their phone. What are you

[1:58:19] talking about? You need to do this. You have to shoot in log. You have to know what native ISO is. No, you [ __ ] dumb [ __ ] You just want everybody to feel reason. That's the only reason. and trying to

[1:58:34] gate people gatekeep people into information that is easy and digestible. Just because you want to feel smart online doesn't necessarily mean it's right. More you know, the more you realize there is more to learn. That's

[1:58:48] very true. I love I love learning new [ __ ] Yeah, visuals are just for fun. It's just you dialing in the [ __ ] It's about care less about the good-looking streams if their personalities ass Yeah. I Yeah.

[1:59:02] but people just don't listen. People don't listen. It is what it is. All man. This one's This one was a short one today. Uh I think I'm going to call it there. Just a little couple hour, you know, we're not doing the gamma stuff at

[1:59:16] So, I was like, I got a little time on my Tuesday before I do some taxes and do here a little bit. Let's just do a little free flowing. Let's talk talk well, man. Being able to talk about the cars for a little bit was pretty fun.

[1:59:32] That was pretty fun, man. That was pretty fun. I'm gonna go get a RS6 today, guys. You You guys got me sold. TRX is gone. It's It's TRX is gone. I'm gonna go get a a new Audi today. All right, guys.

[1:59:45] Love y'all. Um, no stream tomorrow. I'm going be working on recording a video for the YouTube channel. Make sure you guys are subscribed to that. Um, uh, Thursday. Oh, Thursday is usually a gamma day.

[1:59:58] So, I don't typically like to stream on upload day. So, probably Friday, guys. Probably Friday. Creator reviews next stream, though. Uh content review. So, uh we'll we'll get uh some of you guys going uh in that. So, yeah. Appreciate

[2:00:13] y'all. Have a good day. Go uh go make some [ __ ] man. Go get to work. All some [ __ ] man. Go get to work. All right. Love y'all. Peace.