You’re Underpricing Yourself as a Creator (Here’s How to Fix It) | Lock In Live

[00:01] morning everyone. Ladies and gentlemen, we're Stop doing free brand deals. Stop giving away your traffic, your [ __ ] ugly goddamn mud mug, your fat [ __ ] away for free. You guys got to know your value

[00:16] today, okay? We're going to go down the line on every level. I'm going to share a story. We're going to talk the types of brand deals. We're going to talk content. We're going to talk how to actually price yourself. That's a big

[00:28] actually price yourself. That's a big one cuz there's value. So at every level you can measure a certain thing like certain metrics to show your actual value, not perceived, not assumed. How much a brand would

[00:43] actually [ __ ] give you to say some nice [ __ ] about their product. Like I dead dead ass dead ass. So we'll talk about like CPM. We'll talk about valuebased. Uh we'll talk about deliverable stacking. like what you guys

[00:57] what you guys should should not be doing in terms of the deliveries for perceived flags. We're going to talk about the mind shift set. I guess some of these We're going to talk about engagement. We're going to talk about practical uh

[01:11] realistic ways that you could at [ __ ] many sizes bringing in money. Guys, I told you the story a thousand times. my first ever brand deal. I had maybe 50,000 followers across all socials and uh I was averaging like 200 views a

[01:25] video on YouTube. $20,000 was my first brand deal. $20,000. Now, it was it was a lot of work. It was 10 videos, but it was like not in-depth videos. They didn't control everything. It was actually very very nice. It's very very

[01:39] nice. So, um yeah, I think that's the intro. Let's get into it though, boys. Good morning. Good morning. Uh, let me just address the image? Only fans creator. Let me just address the elephant in the room. I

[01:52] coming over from the the peanut reaction video. Uh, for any of my community that videos, especially on Instagram, absolutely blew up yesterday. Got like 1.5 million views yesterday. Uh, me reacting to people calling me Peanut.

[02:08] And, uh, now it's just a giant online [ __ ] meme. And Peanut himself [ __ ] meme. And Peanut himself actually indulged in it. So, I uh I don't I don't get it. I still don't get it. I sound If you actually play me next

[02:20] to him, I think people are just trolling me. But some people are like, "Dude, they sound the exact same." I Dude, don't hear it at all. If you just play don't hear it at all. If you just play my video next to one of his, you sound

[02:32] slightly [ __ ] Uh so, there's going to be people in here. No shot. I get underpaid. I work from home making uh 29 an hour with unlimited overtime with a $200 incentive. Well, you're talking about you're getting

[02:47] you're you're talking about that's your job, but you're getting underpaid. You are getting underpaid. Uh let me give you a fun fact. The reason that company pays you what they pay you and they allow you to get the overtime and the

[03:00] $200 incentive while you're like, "Oh, this is Dream." is because the work that is nowhere near what you make the company. That's just the reality. The work would not pay you that if you couldn't get paid more. That's that's

[03:14] actually the reality. Just a little heads up. Don't mean to [ __ ] on your understand even if you're in a 9 to5 a cushy job and they're paying you good money, they're giving you that money because you make the product, you make

[03:27] the company more than what you they're giving you cuz they run at a profit. charity here. They're not giving you $29 an hour and and then that's well that's completely fine. The reality is the reality is is they probably could afford

[03:42] to give you $40 an hour. They could afford to but they're [ __ ] giving you the minimum that you that you want because right what what you're saying talking about you. You're working for a company. We're talking about content

[03:55] following that are getting absolutely [ __ ] scammed. Want to [ __ ] So, okay, let let me go into the story. Let me go into the story that inspired this today. So, I was doing brand emails this morning um and I was like responding

[04:08] back to a couple companies and a very reputable brand reached out to me right I've even had experience uh with them before and they're targeting one of my more popular topics on across my channels. So, if you look across my

[04:21] channels, one of the big things that I I do well or or that constantly does well is setup stuff. Talking about setup products. You guys are saying it right now. Love in the room. Loving the room, right? So, if you go back and look at

[04:36] any video on long form, short form, like uh or not any video, but like videos that have done well over a period of time, these are videos that do well, right? One of my most popular videos long form is like [ __ ] 700 eight

[04:49] almost 800,000 views video that I put up the other day. I have videos with hundreds of thousands of views. I have shorts with couple million views talking about things in a setup. So that's like that's a strong point for me. So this

[05:01] brand reaches out to me today and they they they asked if they want to do a collaboration. I'll just read you guys the tweet so that cuz uh I put together a little post on X where you should be following me. uh is live and the burp

[05:13] pen is not. Okay, you guys got to chill. Uh okay, so this is the post that I put together today. Uh Tik Tok, you guys obviously can't see what I'm reading, but I'll read it to you. Creators know your worth. Brands

[05:25] love the word collaboration. What they when they mean free ad. Let's talk numbers. A brand reached out for a dedicated or integrated video. It happened this morning. They're deliverables. So deliverables are like

[05:39] they and they came in swinging. They're like, "This is what we want from you. No This is the deliverables were right away. Must highlight two selling points. about our product, you got to sell. You got to highlight two selling points. You

[05:53] reasonable. There's nothing wrong with that. Here's the problem. Title and description control." They wanted the They wanted to control the title. That's a big no no on YouTube, especially if you're like trying to do YouTube videos

[06:06] that grow. That's a big no no on on YouTube because people are not going to be searching up the I want to create I want to create a title that will get looks like an advertisement which is exactly what they're trying to do. So

[06:20] that's [ __ ] just stupid [ __ ] suggestion number one. And then and then suggestion number one. And then and then here's the big thing. Needs approval needs to approve a draft before posting. Okay, so this company reaches out to me.

[06:33] was? You know how much they offered me for this? You know how much they offered for this? You know how much they offered me? The product. They offered me the product. The [ __ ] product at which they're selling it for like a I don't

[06:46] know what they're selling it for, $1,000, $1,500, but they're producing it for like $50 [ __ ] dollars. They're they're making it for $50 [ __ ] dollars. So basically, they're slapping you. They're not only slapping you in

[06:58] you. They're not only slapping you in your in my face, they're and [ __ ] in my [ __ ] coffee without consent by [ __ ] offering me that deliverables. And they're like, "If this is good, just let us know your address

[07:11] and we'll send over a contract." They want me to sign a contract. Now, the thing is, there's already multiple examples of this product category performing well across my content. But for this argument, I used

[07:27] my most recent long form on my YouTube vid channel that I uploaded 4 days ago. So it's currently at 7,000 views with a 5% action rate. Meaning 5% of the people that are viewing that video are clicking the [ __ ] link. 355 qualified views on

[07:41] just on a video in 4 days. Brands, you guys have this is will this is where you guys have to start educating yourself. Brands will pay serious money for that. for serious money. I don't sound anything like them. Brands will pay

[07:56] anything like them. Brands will pay serious [ __ ] money for that. For in 4 days, 7,000 views, 350 people clicking. That's a 5% action rate. That is like two times the average of what they would pay for. So like here's here's uh here's

[08:12] pay for. So like here's here's uh here's an example. a fair market rate midroll integration for those metrics in just four days, 7,000 views on 350 people clicking on a link. 2,000 to $5,000 is

[08:26] what respectful brands would pay. A lot of brands would pay that. And I have videos that have generated 10 to 20,000 clicks, not 350. thousands, hundreds of thousands of views. So you guys have to understand

[08:41] when someone says we'd love to partner and skips the budget part, you guys you guys need to know what they're actually asking you to [ __ ] give away for asking you to [ __ ] give away for them. Your audience is trust.

[08:54] conversations with you guys is to build trust. Like at at the end of the day, that's just what it is. I like talking about this [ __ ] It's nerdy. Little gay. That's fine. But I like talking about it.

[09:06] Like talking about it. It is what it is. It is what it is. So, it builds the trust, right? That trust turns into conversion. This is the reason why you see something on my [ __ ] site and you buy it. This is the reason why if I get

[09:19] This is the reason why if I [ __ ] with a product, you you buy it. And then conversion equals revenue, which is where the revenue is. This which is where the revenue is. This dude, it's [ __ ] insane how many dude

[09:33] So, I of course responded back to them with uh like uh my media kit for this year and yeah, what I'd charge for what they want and we we'll see if they even respond. Probably won't. Probably won't. Uh low followers gets an uh gets an

[09:48] email like this. Do they do it to gain somewhat of a following? No. Why? You're product. >> You're going to get a following off the products that you're [ __ ] using. And I mean, if you want to, then draw a

[10:03] line. Like, if you're up and up and coming, just fresh starting and that's like where you want to lean, like you'll do reviews on [ __ ] Okay, draw a line. You're not doing deliverables there. If somebody's giving you a product and just

[10:15] saying, "Hey, make some content with us." There's no deliverables. You're not You're not signing a [ __ ] contract over that [ __ ] And if you do, you're slightly mentally slow. Just saying. You might [ __ ] lick popsicle sticks off

[10:28] the side of a [ __ ] road. You're stupid. You should never sign a contract [ __ ] paying you. Don't ever do that. Holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] How do you know if the email brand is real? Uh, number one, make sure it's not agmail. That's pretty

[10:43] pretty much a good start. Uh, if the if the company that's reaching out, if they're if their brand is in the email, that's a good indicator. Number one, you can go to Google and check that. Uh, number two, you can well, Gmail is

[10:57] things, saying, "Hey, this could be a potential scam." Um, another one though too is some companies will use their agency email. So, I I used to be under a company called Dalsetto. That was my management company. So, Dolceto would

[11:12] reach out behalf of things. So, it' be at Douletto. So, it's something agencies do. You could take a screenshot of the email and uh and like the email as a whole and the email address upload it to AI and you can [ __ ] the AI is pretty

[11:25] good at at at being like ah that's kind of a red flag. Do you use Gmail or your connected to email outlets and it can be Gmail can be whatever you want. Once you make a email domain, you can host it really anywhere.

[11:39] setup. I do. I do. And I do have a link to my only fans. Make sure you guys It's uh a little warm in here WITH ALL THE HUNG PEOPLE. LITTLE WARM.

[11:54] Charlotte today. All right. How we doing today? Are we uh are we understanding the topic at hand? Are we understanding uh the topic at hand? Any chance you can put me in uh your top eight MySpace? Yeah. Uh reach out to my people. It's uh

[12:07] $69 a week. Uh what are we talking about today? We are talking about content accordingly. In my opinion, 9 to5 will hold you back from achieving your goals, thoughts. Uh, I mean, that's debatable. That's

[12:21] debatable. I know some people, bro, I mean, bro, I know some content creators mean, bro, I know some content creators that kill it. And in your world, your you would assume that they do this full-time, but they're 9 to5 they love

[12:34] so much that they just do that and they do this on the side. They generate multiple six figures a year doing content while still working their 9 to5 much. So that's it's brother that's super subjective. That's super

[12:47] subjective. Bro, can we like not everybody has a shitty job. You know what I mean? The person in here just a little bit ago was like I have I love my job. I love it. Dude, one of my best buds in life, he he's not on social

[12:59] media, nothing. Just loves his job. Just loves it, dude. Just loves it. [ __ ] loves it. You know what I mean? How do you pick a niche? You don't necessarily you pick a niche? You don't necessarily pick a niche. You pick the thing that

[13:12] you're into and you target that. And it's just kind of a gay word I I I wish people would stop using because it's like it's just got such a a negative generalized it. Like if you're going to

[13:24] niche down, man. You got to you got to hone into it. It's not that you can be a games as whole. It's like you got to pick a single [ __ ] game. But some of the most successful people that that I know in the gaming content creation

[13:38] world, they actually generalize. They're like FPS gamers and they [ __ ] tap that whole entire like whole entire side. Or they're like story mode content whole thing. Or they're just news informative updates or top plays and

[13:52] [ __ ] like that. Um I work as a fire. Hey dude, appreciate you man. Appreciate you. Good work. Work as a firefighter and also a film while I can do I can and we'll do both. [ __ ] right right on you, man. Right

[14:06] on you. Why not? Why not? What if you're into fitness, music, vlogs, and tech? You can fit this dick in your uh Yeah. I mean, that's the Well, that's the thing. pick one thing and you can have pillars. Everything doesn't need to be content,

[14:20] brother. So I what I would ask you in that instance to do is if like the the the time all the time when people are having identity crisis when people are are like navigating the [ __ ] what they want to do if I give you an option

[14:34] tomorrow DJ I'll give you a million dollar deal but you have to pick one of those things the cash is yours and you just got to Which one are you picking out of out of all those specifically? Boom. Go. Now

[14:48] Million dollars is yours. You get the freedom. Tomorrow you wake up, you you makes you happy in that thing. Whether it's fitness, music, vlog, vlogs, tech. vlogs is super subjective because you can vlog any of that. So move that out

[15:03] of there. So fitness, music, tech. Boom. What you What are you picking? The one I' I'd pick is DJ, but the market is trash. No, that's that's where your mentality is wrong. That's where your mentality is wrong. See, what makes you

[15:15] special as a DJ is that you're into fitness, blogging, and tech. That's what makes you special as a DJ. That's your niche. That's your target. Do you get what I'm trying to say? It's

[15:30] I mean? You like it, Derek? Yeah. You guys think it would be [ __ ] smart of me to put together my LUT pack that you guys keep [ __ ] telling me looks great every time you join my stream. You think it'd

[15:44] be smart if I updated it and put it on my site? I [ __ ] suck at my job. Holy [ __ ] brother. Holy [ __ ] How do you get the same voice as Burnt Penis? the same voice as Burnt Penis? Class-like, dude. It sounds nothing

[15:57] Class-like, dude. It sounds nothing alike. Shut the [ __ ] up. Uh, all right. I can put this in the background. Um, hey, actually, yeah, I am rocking a new lens today, MY GUY. WHAT'S GOOD, BABY? WHAT'S goody m Hello. Hello. All right,

[16:10] sick room and setup. Thank you. Appreciate it. Appreciate it. Yeah, DJ, dude. Lean into the Lean into it, man. Lean into the music. Lean into the music, man. Study what other people do. Don't replicate them. Put your own twist

[16:24] on it. Everything that you just So, your foundation as the DJ, it's clearly what you would pick. It's the number one thing. You're probably educated in it. So do stuff with it and make everything else your pillar. Oh, like here's just a

[16:37] great strategy that you could instantly do right now to [ __ ] take advantage of [ __ ] trending, which you could even go to my Instagram and Tik Tok and see exactly. Well, imagine if you took your DJ [ __ ] right now and you redid

[16:49] pop off. So, you're connecting the idea that you're into gaming tech and you're what's cool is like you can start to throw together a weekly series of you doing a [ __ ] vlog and vertical. Doesn't have to be horizontal.

[17:04] Doesn't have to be horizontal. Doesn't doesn't have to be of goop. No. Uh I cannot. It's illegal. How can you be a partner with one

[17:16] company if you're already affiliated? Well, that's a great question. One, affiliations don't mean [ __ ] affiliations or do you are you just saying that Dude Well, first off, you should never be signing an affiliation

[17:29] contract on the idea that you're locked into them. That's not you're that's not a partnership. Affiliations don't mean [ __ ] Affiliations affiliate deals are "Oh, hey, you're using this product uh here." I mean, if you push it, you get a

[17:45] commission. It's like Amazon Associates. So, yeah, you could partner with multiple companies. Like for example, I could do a chair review on Anthros, Secret Lab. Um, what's the what's the popular one? Oh my god, I'm having a

[17:59] brain fart. Holy [ __ ] God, I'm [ __ ] What the [ __ ] is that brand? What's the brand, guys? The popular one. What's the popular [ __ ] chair brand that every goddamn creator guru puts in their goddamn videos now because it

[18:12] looks like a tech dildo? What is that chair? one, too. I like Secret Lab. No, not Secret Lab. Herman Miller. Jesus Christ. Come on, guys. Get it together. So, I could do a video. I even just said

[18:26] secret lab. Why would I be asking about the word I just said? So, if you take I could like I could take a Herman Miller I could buy a Herman Miller chair. I could buy a Secret Lab chair. I could buy an Anthos chair and I could go reach

[18:38] out to the sites and ask for affiliate signups. There's nothing wrong with that. That's me, the creator controlling the [ __ ] narrative. That's me saying I'm using these products. I'm investing money into these products and I want a

[18:50] return on if my audience clicks on [ __ ] I made like $30,000 just off of uh the Secret Lab link doing that just off of Secret Lab. Yeah, just off of Secret Lab. Just one. Just picking one here. But nothing is I'm not locked into any

[19:05] of those things by signing up for an affiliate. None of those things. And I'm telling you right now, if a site comes along and says they want to partner and locked in and put [ __ ] in your bio and stuff, that's not an affiliate. You take

[19:18] it out right away. For example, I'm affiliate with Blacklight, but I want to be their partner. How can I move away? He's trying to develop a step up in the relationship, huh? Uh, how can I move from affiliate? Well, you got to prove

[19:31] yourself. Are you getting sales? Are you getting conversion? You know what I mean, dude? I love the quality of your stream. This is goals. I love the quality of your name. Buttermilk. Uh, sounds sounds

[19:43] kind of good. I like milk. I like butter. Here we are. How do you feel about Discord with the ID or face scan? It's kind of stupid. Uh, it's a double-edged sword cuz I get, dude, all arguments are the same. Like, it makes

[19:55] There's nothing there's nothing literally that I would do in the face scan [ __ ] that like they're not going to find anyways. But also two, on the flip find anyways. But also two, on the flip side, like the argument is also very

[20:08] so you don't want to protect the kids?" Shut the [ __ ] up. You shut the [ __ ] up. typing this to me on your [ __ ] iPhone that was put together by kids in third world countries. Shut your [ __ ] mouth. Okay, buddy. Jesus [ __ ]

[20:22] argue in the online world just so stupid. Just so stupid. I don't know, man. I'm going to do it. I like I don't [ __ ] care. It It benefits me like to have it, but like I understand why people are upset about it. It makes

[20:35] sense. Especially just weird because like didn't like Israel buy the company or something just before this happened? Super super weird. Super super weird. Do you do any e-commerce? Just just digital. Yeah, just digital.

[20:51] What in the 64K? It's a 69K, buddy. Get it correct, please. Thank you. Uh, it's a Sony A75. Sony A75. If someone really wants your ID or info, they can get it anyway. Yeah, your bank will sell it to them on

[21:04] [clears throat] I'm pretty sure I'm pretty sure they bought Discord. Pretty sure somebody like some high up there bought Discord. What pro what protek? Oh, what products? Digital just digital stuff. L packs. Uh

[21:22] things that help creators like understanding how to [ __ ] build an actual system to create content and scale and yeah, just [ __ ] like that. Just [ __ ] like that. Merch stuff as well. But I'm I'm not doing the

[21:34] that this year, which I am documenting that though. I'm going to bring be bringing you guys into some of the videos. Uh, lut packs for cooking. Wait, videos. Uh, lut packs for cooking. Wait, what do you mean?

[21:50] anyway. People getting upset about Discord ID. Just wait until they find out who the CEO now is. Well, that's what I'm saying. But also too, like what are you talking about? The like what guys, what are we talking about? every

[22:06] Okay, let me just pause this so I just make this crystal [ __ ] clear cuz this person the other day that came in bitching about Black Rifle Coffee Co., you guys are picking and choosing the things to be mad about. The very

[22:19] products that you're typing in my chat on right now, Echo, we're just tied to this giant Epstein list. So, pick and choose. Pick and choose what you want to be a a a [ __ ] Oh, you wait till you find out who the CEO of [ __ ] Discord

[22:33] is now. Brother, you're talking to me an iPhone that was put together by kids in like [ __ ] did weird rituals with [ __ ] other other billionaires? WHAT ARE WE TALKING ABOUT, GUYS? JUST CAN WE JUST SAY, "HEY, you know what? We're not

[22:47] going to do anything about it. And I just want to live my life comfortably moving on. Moving on. Cuz you're not going to do anything about it. Just complain. You're just going to complain. That's all you're going to do. [snorts]

[23:00] Can we see the setup? I got a full video up on my YouTube channel. Pop papa black ruffle coffee is so funny. Yeah, something this connected to that. Shut up. Who cares? Uh yeah, I do. I do. I got the uh the black the Tiffen black

[23:15] got the uh the black the Tiffen black pro mist. It's like uh it's a I think it's a 1.4 on this one. This is actually a crop sensor lens. Oh, here we go. Um the the lens that I suggested a lot of you guys as content creators,

[23:28] you guys want to know what's funny? Actually, right now you're seeing a crop sensor lens on Tik Tok. So, you're seeing a crop sensor look right now on Tik Tok. So, this lens, not only is the

[23:43] stream compressing the quality, what you're seeing right now on Tik Tok, you could get with a [ __ ] $700 camera in this lens, a a $500 camera. I think in this lens, a a $500 camera. I think a0 is what? How how much is an a6100 or

[23:58] a6000, chat? Does anybody know any tech nerds in here? You could be getting this with a cheap ass camera. So, this is it's the same it's the same thing, Derek. It's a Sigma 16 mm alternative. This is the Sony 15 mm 1.4.

[24:19] know. We [ __ ] we we're brain rot. We We have nothing better to do with our time. This is why we [ __ ] This is why we uh this is why we jerk off uh to we uh this is why we jerk off uh to things online and and [ __ ] um and

[24:33] [ __ ] all THE TIME. UH WHAT'S UP FOLKS? UH brother brother, let me know. I need to take a [ __ ] cl a coaching class apparently on how to take hits on a [ __ ] online casino. Dude, how the [ __ ] do you constantly hit

[24:49] like that, brother? How the [ __ ] I'm watching this [ __ ] hit for like watching this [ __ ] hit for like 600 [ __ ] G. 600 G, what are you doing? What's up, Luna? Holy [ __ ] Congrats on all your growth

[25:04] this last year. Congrats, man. Congrats. Good for you, brother. Good for you. Uh, that. Uh, the current ones are on sale. The new one will be coming out. I am actually working on it. I am working on it. So, I need to to to make sale to be

[25:19] their partner first. or can I just email and say hey I've been an affiliate. No, because if you have guys on the flip side where I'm going to try to put a lot of encouragement in you guys today being like know your value and [ __ ] guys

[25:31] companies are not handouts. They're not charities. If you c nobody cares about the [ __ ] like I can't stand when [ __ ] content creators try to do this whole you'd make my dreams come true if you gave me this. Unless you go viral that

[25:44] partnership because you're just going viral off the pity. So they know that going to drive traffic to their page and that's the only reason they're doing it. But no, you should not just like morality be like, "Hey, I've been an

[25:57] for a while." Go and you if you're an affiliate, you should have a portal. You should have tracking. If you don't have any of this, okay, well, you are doing your job wrong as a content creator. Case in point, end of there's I'm not

[26:10] good about yourself, give you fluffy feelings. You're doing your job wrong as a content creator if you're not keeping track of these things. If you're not tracking the fact that you have links and you're pushing products and you're

[26:23] where you can keep track of these things, you're failing. That's a fail on your part. You should not go to the company and be like, "Hey, so I have no data to show you. I have nothing that proves that I can my p push your

[26:37] I'm pushing your product and I've been doing it for a while and since I've only tied my identity to you, can you give me a partnership?" You see, you see how stupid that sounds? Do you you get how silly that sounds? Imagine you being the

[26:52] company and somebody said comes along and is like, "Dude, I really [ __ ] with you guys and I haven't align tied myself to any brand." First off, you're just admitting their dominance. You're basically just saying that they're your

[27:05] daddy. Please, please. I don't I don't push anything else and I push you guys for free and I have no data that shows me that I'm pushing anything for you. So, what you should do is moving forward is you should get concrete, right? So,

[27:20] you should do a couple things. One, you should take you should you should look I you're talking about, but you should look if there's potential competitors affiliates, too. And then that way when you talk about the thing that you're

[27:33] doing and you talk about the competitor, you can use both affiliate links and you actually have a a degenerate in here and that's what gamblers do. That's really well in the gambler space. So not only do they track the product sales of their

[27:47] own [ __ ] they sign up for all the other sites, too. So that way anybody coming through their gambler stream can sign up on any other site. And then that gives go to your own partner and say, "Look what I'm giving you." You could go to

[28:00] your own partner and say, "Look what I'm giving other people." Okay? Look, look, look what I'm giving other people. So, I wouldn't tie yourself to something out of morality, unless you just want to [ __ ] I mean, maybe you just genuinely

[28:16] genuinely [ __ ] with Liquid Deaf. They'll never give me a brand deal, but I do [ __ ] with them. Uh, take it from someone who talks to partner managers 24/7. me just I'm I'm telling you guys right now, even if somebody's nice to you,

[28:30] none of these companies give a [ __ ] about you. You you are sales on their spreadsheet. You are sales on their spreadsheet. And that's that's not to say, "Well, [ __ ] man. Now I don't want to support anything." No, what that

[28:43] means is you should treat them the same. You should treat all these guys. And These are how platforms are, too. You got these [ __ ] that are bleeding purple. you you're going out and creating content for on other

[28:58] you're you're designer, you're your promoter, your your [ __ ] CEO, you got funneling people to Twitch over like this ideology that you want to [ __ ]

[29:10] dye your hair [ __ ] pink and be a part of a cool blee purple community. That's the gayest [ __ ] ever, dude. Holy [ __ ] You're so [ __ ] desperate for somebody to like you. The platforms, same thing. brands, platforms in this industry. Not

[29:23] a single one of these companies gives a [ __ ] about you. Like to a core. To a core. They'll say they do. They'll say they care. Every especially when they're in the growth phase. Kick will tell you they they [ __ ] care. They want you to

[29:37] do well. Of course they do. They want you to believe that they they actually you in a heartbeat. Rumble, kick, YouTube, any of them. Anybody would. So, and again, it's not to say this on the idea of be pessimistic. The world's just

[29:53] a nasty [ __ ] place. Oh, w cry. You You got to understand this because it's because then you play it, too. And it's how you're going to do well and [ __ ] It's And anybody in here that I that I that's watching this that is maybe even

[30:07] starting their own business, they know this, too. Maybe is doing well in experience now, they know this, too. It's it it just is what it is. It's the sounds like a DJ community on Twitch. It does. Holy [ __ ] Is this the actual

[30:22] mind because you'll actually do that. All right, so guys, so I told you guys my little story, my little motivation in why I wanted to into it, guys, shall we? Let's get into it.

[30:38] That's wrong area. That's the wrong area. Checking my notes. area. Checking my notes. Checking my notes. right, guys. So, let's check it out. Check it out. Let's stay on track a

[30:50] little bit today. We get all over the place. So, in general, there's there's like three foundational types of brand deals. There's affiliate deals, which we we talked about, which is you get paid when a sale happens. There's no

[31:02] obligation. There's no contract. There shouldn't be any contract. There's no deliverables. Uh, and an affiliate deal is just again acknowledging that like Coffee and saying like, "Hey, I [ __ ] with your product. I use it all the

[31:14] time. Do you guys have some kind of thing to where if people just like [ __ ] go to you from me? Boom. Right there. Boom. Uh, copyright noty galore. Wait, what are you talking about? What do you mean?

[31:28] Um, yeah. Affiliate deals. You control how slash if you promote. You control the tempo. You control if you should put [ __ ] in your [ __ ] bio. You control if [ __ ] And let me just tell you guys right now, you should take advantage of

[31:42] affiliate deals cuz you can leverage it. But you are stupid if you take an affiliate deal that is not paying you to put their [ __ ] all over your stuff and you [ __ ] make it seem like you have a partnership. You're giving too too much

[31:56] for too little. Way too much. Stop it, Seth. Stop it. Grow up. uh when it's good. If you already use a product, guys, if you personally bought a chair, if you personally bought a mic, if you personally bought a monitor that you

[32:10] investment into, there's nothing wrong for you going to the site and getting an bought it. Bought it. If anything, because you believe in the product so much that you spent your money on it.

[32:24] So, what a great relatable way to [ __ ] say that, right? You trust it. It fits your content naturally. It fits what you do. I'm making $450 a week clipping and I have four creators I clip for basically. I clip for basically. You

[32:37] for basically. I clip for basically. You think I'm getting under? Uh, yeah. Well, more yourself. Oh, what the [ __ ] just happened? Where's my c What? Hello? Hold on. What just happened to my camera? My [ __ ] just died.

[32:56] WHAT THE [ __ ] I EVEN HAVE IT PLUGGED IN TODAY.

[33:14] PLUGGED IN. THE [ __ ] camera. Sorry. Sorry. No. No. Uh, it's it's on uh it's on the other stuff. It's

[33:26] on the other stuff. We're on uh YouTube kick and Twitch right now. It's on those. That camera went down. You guys, if you guys think this camera looks good, you guys should see the other one. Holy [ __ ] Okay, now I got a goddamn I

[33:39] Holy [ __ ] Okay, now I got a goddamn I know. [ __ ] on track here. Everybody shut the [ __ ] up. Let me stay on track, please. And

[33:51] thank you. Um, again, if it fits your content naturally, here's when affiliate deals are bad. They require specific placement. You should never, and I repeat, never ever ever in a million [ __ ] years

[34:10] affiliate deal. They should be paying you. They should be paying you. When it's bad is when they want guaranteed post. Hey, here's an affiliate link. You

[34:23] have to publish once a month. No, doesn't work. And number three, they dictate the language. They tell you how you Oh, boy. Oh, boy. Let me cook on this one for a second. Let me cook on this for a second. You are a [ __ ]

[34:39] [ __ ] If a brand try If a brand tries to just pay you out of who you are in the first place, they try to dictate the language and dictate how you talk about things. Even if you get a sponsor, you're stupid. Oh my god. If you do it

[34:54] over an affiliate, guys, what are you doing? What are you doing? They're not even paying you. They're not even paying you. And you're allowing them to dictate you. And you're allowing them to dictate how you say things, what you post. No.

[35:09] how you say things, what you post. No. No. Hands down. No. No. Hands down. No. No.

[35:21] when you use their product. A sponsorship is when they use your platform. That's how it is. I'm unemployed. Does that mean I'm underpaid? Um, technically speaking, well, it depends though. What's your

[35:34] is the goal. Maybe then you're being trying to stay below the radar and never want to show up on on the IRS forms so want to show up on on the IRS forms so you don't make anything. Woo!

[35:47] between affiliate and sponsor? I just said it. Affiliate is when you use their product. A sponsorship is when they use your platform. Yeah. An affiliate is you use something and and you just want to make commission

[36:00] off the simple fact that you used it. A sponsorship is a business, a company has come along and said, "Wow, you're doing a good job. You're doing a good job. We want to use the audience that you've gained. We want to use the platform that

[36:13] you've gained." That is where you got to make sure you're getting your [ __ ] cut for sure. You're getting paid upfront contract deal. For sure. Uh, love your vibe. You're killing it.

[36:28] Thank you, Beey. This isn't our Beey, is it? We have a Bezy that watches us on everything else. I didn't know if it was the same. Oh, we're talking about everything. Talking about streaming, content creation, [ __ ] in general.

[36:42] What is it? Brand a brand ambassador. Affiliate. Yeah, that's a it's an affiliate. It's just another [ __ ] name for affiliate. What can I grow revenue on affiliate deals? What can I do to Oh, to grow revenue on affiliate

[36:56] deals. Pick the pick the [ __ ] that you actually [ __ ] with and and make sure you push all that [ __ ] Like Amazon Associates is the good one. content creators, post anything, make sure you guys sign up for Amazon

[37:09] And it's Amazon. And I think you can even do this on Tik Tok now. Can you? I don't know enough about the Tik Tok shop [ __ ] about the breakout blueprint that you made and read me the first thing got encrypted and I can't read it. And the

[37:23] read me first thing got encrypted. It sounds like it's zipped and you need to unzip it. What's the best way to try and grab a deal? Like a brand deal. OH. OH YEAH. YEAH. WELL, WE'LL get into

[37:38] stay on track here. Let's stay stay on track here. Okay. The second type of brand deal is gifting. Uh it's it's it's a here's a product with no obligation. It's a no guaranteed content. No posting. Hey, I'm [ __ ] selling

[37:55] mentality. I'm going to send you a case. See if you like it. You don't have to post anything. You don't have to do anything. Um red flag with that. If they expect coverage, that's unpaid marketing. If they say, "Hey, we just

[38:08] want to send you something. If you could just post on your story." No. Draw the line there. Absolutely not. They pay for that [ __ ] They pay for that [ __ ] They pay for that. They want to use your [ __ ] [ __ ] They They pay it. Yeah. Uh

[38:21] for Vortex Bags and Gear. I totally agree with you. It's like affiliate on steroids and monthly retainers. Well, I mean, if you're getting paid sponsorship, and they're just leaning their ambassador into a sponsorship

[38:35] direction. If you get paid a stipen, a monthly guaranteed [ __ ] pay, that's different. But I most most of the especially in like the fitness world, they're just affiliate marketing. That's

[38:48] all it is. And by the way, uh I used to work in that industry. So I know for a fact it is. It's literally after so many people over all the years jumped on like the gym craze of affiliate marketing, then it switched to ambassador marketing

[39:03] because everybody was doing affiliate marketing and everybody was catching on. It's the same [ __ ] [ __ ] We literally had meetings in the background of how do we repackage it for these [ __ ] people that are stupid online and turn this

[39:15] really horrible to admit that, but that's what every brand [ __ ] does. It things from experience. Nobody's going into these [ __ ] [ __ ] board uh these boardroom [ __ ] meetings and having a a motivational conversation of

[39:30] how do they [ __ ] really connect well with you and make you feel good. They want to take advantage of things. They want creators to turn into free [ __ ] advertisement that will just repetitively [ __ ] create this idea

[39:42] that uh they're just so good and they and they work so well with other people. of companies like we've seen this happen with the whole GFuel thing years ago. They got so big their affiliate program then their ambassador program and then

[39:56] separation. Some of us that were early on and we utilized the affiliate deals that we got with them and we made true sponsorships and got locked in longterm contract deals. Um what happened is at a period of time they just opened up the

[40:11] for affiliate and everybody treated that affiliation as sponsorships and then it these creators that thought they were like tens of thousands of creators that good and they were doing well cuz they have a sponsorship they hear that other

[40:26] people are getting actually paid for [ __ ] that and then like they're like why am I not getting this? Why am I not getting this? It's because uh it's a mess. It's a mess. And then thus is what created this [ __ ] whole argument in

[40:39] the online world of like this company mistreated me because I was I was an ambassador for them for two years and I got nothing. Right? You signing up for an affiliate, dude. You sign up for an affiliate. You thought it was the bigger

[40:52] than what it was and you overadvertised. They never sold you anything else. You just bought into the affiliate program and you made it a partnership on your behalf. you overd delivered what they

[41:04] didn't ask and yeah uh the gull thing because everybody was [ __ ] at the time. Let's just let's just let me just remind you guys the reason the backlash happened is because the owner just said

[41:17] to a couple employees, you guys are [ __ ] lazy. And that bro, what are we talking about? What what are we talking about? So, what happened was the owner lazy. I pay you too much money." And then because some of those people came

[41:32] out to the public and was like, "Oh, CEO said this to me because I wasn't doing that information. All these people that are like, "I've been pushing this bread think I just seen somebody in here a second ago say, "I promote this [ __ ]

[41:48] seen a dime." Right? Because you're doing a horrible job at promoting it. see a dime. You don't see a dime because you're do I Here's how the timeline day. Now that that it's a completely different company, I'm happy to talk

[42:03] about it. Don't [ __ ] care. Here's the timeline. GIL comes along back in the day 20 2019 or whatever, says, "Hey, we want to give already they were sending me some of their stuff. I was like, "Damn, this

[42:16] the original flavors like this shit's good. This shit's good. I like it. I addicted to caffeine back then and energy drinks. So, I use it. I use it on stream. They give me an affiliate code naturally just by having a link at the

[42:30] bottom and me meing with the [ __ ] Oh my god, I'm generating sales. That's crazy. I'm getting, you know, 50 people to buy it and then a 100 people to buy it and then a few hundred people to buy it. Next thing you know, I'm making thousand

[42:43] something dollars a month off the affiliate deal that I'm not [ __ ] like overly [ __ ] locking in. I'm not doing deliverables. I'm just doing [ __ ] myself. Guess what that resulted in? They ended up locking me in a long-term

[42:56] deal, paying me $2,500 a month, guaranteed because of that, right? I took an affiliate deal. I just [ __ ] did my [ __ ] It converted, gave me money. The problem where so many people go wrong is they take that initial

[43:09] affiliate deal and they pretend that it's giving them $2,500 a month. It's hoops over [ __ ] nothing. And then you get mad when you find out that you're not pushing people. That's why I got the [ __ ] sponsorship. cuz I pushed people

[43:23] even at my size. So, we following along? We following along? So, when we get into the the gifting portion of of brand deals, the gifting is just, hey, somebody's sending you something. Don't do [ __ ] for that.

[43:37] No requirements, no guaranteed content, nothing. And what I would say is if somebody sends you something dope and you [ __ ] with it and they didn't expect typically do is I'll go to my stories and do that. Yeah. Mhm.

[43:55] just need to know your camera. I've said it 15,000 [ __ ] times. Yeah. So, there we go. Uh, is So, is there a certain amount of followers places look for affiliate sponsor? Uh,

[44:10] there's not like a rule of thumb, but if you can convert like thousands of views and into something, then they'll they'll be willing to work with you. And if you're good at telling a story, that's what helped me at first. Hold on, let me

[44:22] stick on on this, too. The third type of typical brand deal that gets offered in the space is the sponsored content. It's the script approval. It's the timeline. It's the usage rights. It's the ad rights. It's the exclusivity.

[44:38] It's somebody paying you to say, "We want you to only use this thing. Only to use this thing." Dang, we just got here, bro. Help each other out here, guys. one of you guys were to ask about the Only Fans link, one of you guys would be

[44:51] like, "Oh, dude, it's in this bio. Go check it out. That shit's [ __ ] link. Sorry, my bad. But you get what I'm saying. Like if somebody was to say like, "Oh, what's the [ __ ] uh that was rude as [ __ ] brother. If that was

[45:03] for this stream. You can go ahead and click off. I'll just go ahead and I'm going to give you the fastest, easiest way out. If that was too If that was actually rude, you you can click out. Holy [ __ ] brother. Holy [ __ ] It's not

[45:16] literally got [ __ ] like if you just literally every single thing that I use in my entire setup right there. Right there. What a [ __ ] Yeah, that's Oh my god. Was that was I hope that was a

[45:29] you you [ __ ] got me good. You got me good. Uh if they're leveraging your audience intentionally, that's paid territory. It just is what it is. It is what it is. Ary, don't [ __ ] add to it, dude. Don't add to it. Don't add to

[45:44] it. That's all you had to say. and all they had to do is just maybe click on a [ __ ] link. Like, if I want to know something about somebody, okay, listen, talking about something. People on other platforms are talking about this, too.

[45:58] this. We're not just streaming for you right now, right? Or the individual that topic. Hey, here's a topic. Here's a thing. Here's this generated [ __ ] area. I'm talking about it. And if somebody's over here,

[46:18] it not annoying? Especially when it's all just somewhere else. If I want to know something about somebody, I'll just go [ __ ] look to see if they do that. Holy [ __ ] brother. It's not that deep. It's not that It's not that deep. Yeah,

[46:31] IT'S LITERALLY WHAT THE CHAT'S FOR. ANYBODY THAT ASKS TODAY, GUYS, A75, done deal. Move on. Sony A75. That's what it is. Okay, moving back into it again. If they're leveraging your audience intentionally, if a brand's coming along

[46:45] and saying, "You're doing a good job. You're getting traffic. We like what you do. We like what you're doing. We want to put something on your page." They're they're just like, "Maybe you'll do well." They already see that you're

[46:59] doing well. They want to put their [ __ ] on your page for a re reason, okay? that they're they're not reaching out to you because they just [ __ ] scred the internet and found a nobody with no potential influence whatsoever. They're

[47:15] reaching out to you because and this is why some smaller creators are like, "No way this brand deal is real. No way this offering is real because like I only have X amount." Guys, again, my first ever [ __ ] brand deal. First ever

[47:29] Nobody's triggered, brother. This is how I talk. Again, if you can't understand the theme of the the thing that Holy [ __ ] hurt, brother. Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm just I'm not I'm going to have a [ __ ] brain aneurism is what I'm

[47:43] going to have. Jesus [ __ ] Christ. [ __ ] My god. Okay, let's move back track with this over complicated idea that you were very sensitive and you heard something you didn't like. So,

[47:56] moving back in. How to actually price yourself. I'm trying to learn. Everyone just read chat. Should probably just generalize it. Probably not for you. Yeah. Can we Okay, so we're we're on the same page here, guys. Like, we

[48:10] other day. You guys remember that? You guys remember that guy the other day guys remember that guy the other day that were like, we just get what you we just get who you are already. You're like that [ __ ] person that's like the

[48:22] the [ __ ] this or that. It's just we know you being here is not going to end word I say another time where you're going to be like, "Oh, my [ __ ] [ __ ] just saying like just don't like be here, dude. Just [ __ ] save us all

[48:36] some time. The viewers don't care. I don't care. Just We're not for you. telling you right now, you should click off this [ __ ] stream. For sure. For to reach out to them and email them. Yeah. Yeah. If you're actually going out

[48:52] there, dude, in my in my [ __ ] [ __ ] that I advise people, I got I got Wait, can you do that on Tik Tok? Wait, can you ban on Tik Tok? you ban on Tik Tok? Hold the [ __ ] up.

[49:07] Hold the [ __ ] up. Can you [ __ ] get rid of Oh my god, what a [ __ ] rid of Oh my god, what a [ __ ] glorious day. How do you do it?

[49:20] I THOUGHT THESE [ __ ] [ __ ] JUST GOT FREE RANGE. WE HAD THAT ONE GUY [ __ ] hours trying to tell me something about his antenna was something about his antenna was connected to his forehead.

[49:38] DUDE GOT MAD OVER COFFEE. DID YOU KNOW THAT BLACK COFFEE IS CONNECTED TO OF HERE. He's out of here, sir. There's going to be a day where you look back

[49:52] happened. That's the greatest thing that EVER HAPPENED. ALL RIGHT, LET'S MOVE BACK INTO IT. HOLY [ __ ] DUDE. Holy [ __ ] dude. Insane, dude. Insane. All

[50:04] right, off. Dude, that guy was The guy the other day was so I can't believe I I can tell you why I am. I can tell you why I am. I like guns. I like

[50:16] masculine [ __ ] And I LIKE COFFEE. IT'S VERY [ __ ] SIMPLE, DUMBASS. ALL RIGHT, HERE WE GO, GUYS. This is an important part. This is an important part. Also, did we have Beck in chat a second ago? Beck, dude, I I'm still learning the

[50:30] TikTok [ __ ] I am so [ __ ] sorry. The other day I did not acknowledge the [ __ ] support you gave me in stream. Holy. Shout out to [ __ ] Beck. I go look at like these stream analytics and I look and I look and I'm like, wait,

[50:45] WHAT ARE THESE THINGS? BECK WAS LIKE THE TOP GIFTER IN THE STREAM. I DIDN'T EVEN [ __ ] I DON'T KNOW like a million dollars or some [ __ ] It's insane. They are a millionaire. So if you guys do want free money, maybe Beck would be a a

[50:58] good place to good place to go. Just a thought. Just a thought. All right, guys. How to actually price yourself. This is crucial because a lot of you guys are asking the question. Um this is the part where like everybody can can

[51:11] own level. Okay guys, you guys can conceptualize this at your own level. guys want to learn how to make a million dollars this week." All right. All right, guys. Let me explain to you guys a thing called CPM. Okay. So, here's an

[51:26] example. If you average 20,000 views, there is a charge of cost per million or cost per view. On average, it's it's a cost per view. On average, it's it's a it's a two to time two times 30 base

[51:39] it's a two to time two times 30 base rate on that or 20 time 30. So, on average, a CPM in See, this is what's hard about giving advice. This was like the camera gear. Some CPM is different. A CPM of somebody

[51:52] doing more family-friendly stuff, non-gaming that's like more product based. They might get a higher CPM over a gamer, but this is just a g generalized idea. Generalized idea. A goopa's got a goop, guys. Goop. All

[52:05] goopa's got a goop, guys. Goop. All right. Generalized idea here, right? Per 20,000 views, cost per millie, CPM would be like a $30 range roughly. roughly. So, you would take 20 times 30. Your base rate for like a 20,000 views

[52:20] would be like $600. Again, this is just general. This is just general, but it gets you to understand what you could do in this is you can go to AI, any [ __ ] AI in the world, and you can literally put down every [ __ ] following you

[52:34] put down every [ __ ] following you got, YouTube, Tik Tok, Instagram, Only Fans. We We respect it. We respect it. We respect the hustle. Show how much you're getting for showing your butthole. That's fine. Go into AI. Go

[52:47] This is how many followers I have. This is how many subscribers I have. You're they don't care about that. They care about the views. They care about the clicks and the views. Put all that data into AI. Put

[53:00] board. What you get on average in views. Go over your last x amount of days. Um, go over clicks. you again make sure you guys are taking links and products that

[53:14] you are promoting capture the link in bitly track this [ __ ] go into AI say this is what I do this is the content create what's my what's my CPM what should I be charging CPM for my genre of content I do [ __ ]

[53:29] gaming I do gaming content yada yada yada what's my CPM okay method two is yada what's my CPM okay method two is valuebased thinking would I interpret my for for this. Uh, does it align with my

[53:42] identity? Would I use this without being paid? This is where I really want you guys to hear me. This is where I really went wrong and I burnt out on brand deals. I sold What's funny is I always get the criticism for gambling, a

[53:55] gambling deal that I have. Dude, I gamble. That's a that's a natural deal for me. Um, what's not a natural deal, like if I partner up with these guys, this is a natural deal. So, this is like a non-caffeine ketone drink, right? So,

[54:08] natural. If I partner up with these guys, it's natural because I don't drink energy drinks. I drink my caffeine from black coffee and drinks I drink are like hydration drinks or or ketone drinks, right? It would be natural. It would be

[54:23] right? It would be natural. It would be a lie for me to partner up with G-Fuel the bag back in the day. And I'm not going to lie, they after the new approached me again last year. They wanted to bring me back in on the old

[54:37] of money. It was a lot of money. Uh I mean, definitely five figures, but uh by five figures a year, a good five figures, but nah, not my thing. It's not natural. And this is the tough part.

[54:52] I'll be honest, I can't criticize some of y'all because some of you guys are along and says, "Hey, we'll give you $20,000 a year." Like, you're going to do like I can't [ __ ] say, you know, Briy's like, "I don't really [ __ ] with

[55:07] $20,000 a year." Like, I would rather use Logitech, not ASUS, but ASUS is can't be mad. Come on. Come on, guys. Can we Can we also be like, "Okay, that's fine. Who gives a [ __ ] Who gives a shit?" But I'm giving you my

[55:23] experience on something. A couple year I had to take a huge break from brand deals because a couple years ago when I was with my uh my agency, I took everything, man. I took everything and I made a [ __ ] ton of money. I did. I did.

[55:36] For sure. For sure. It burnt me out, man. These [ __ ] videos started to turn really [ __ ] gay and just like I what's that game where like the bouncy I never played it. Literally never played

[55:49] it. Shooting like brand deals with like Monster Hunter Fall Guys. Never played Not [ __ ] on it, by the way. Not [ __ ] on it. Um, I'm just saying I've never played it, but here I am trying to figure out ways to work with the like

[56:03] they're paying me to [ __ ] make these verticals and it just sucked, dude. Yeah, I got the bag. Yeah, they paid distribution. My audience didn't believe the [ __ ] dude. They They didn't believe the [ __ ] They didn't believe that I was

[56:17] the [ __ ] They didn't believe that I was invested. Guys, I'm not going to say Mr. S. No. See, that's not me. It's not me. Told you guys. Anyways, moving on, guys. Stay [ __ ] focused, [ __ ] Stay focused. 15 15k to use. Uh, use it every

[56:31] focused. 15 15k to use. Uh, use it every day and then 20k is just 5k off. Uh, but at least you consume it. Wait, what do you mean?

[56:43] out, man. You're you're you're you're overdoing it in [ __ ] that doesn't align with your identity. And uh yeah, like you know, it's a good question to ask. Would you use this without Yeah, guys, I don't have a boss. I think first off, is

[56:57] damn it. I told myself I'm not We're going to not going to veer into like making Okay, question. You guys are You guys seem super obsessed, bro. We had people Oh my god. Oh my god. We had people like

[57:11] analyzing metadata of my teeth. First off, let me just point something out. The only reason Peanut's teeth are white is because the natural like bright white is because the natural like bright [ __ ] white is because the natural Oh

[57:24] my god, I just got exposed. Uh is because the natural camera that he's because the natural camera that he's using is is overexposed. Everything's blown out. So, [ __ ] you guys. I have a natural yellow tint to my

[57:38] [ __ ] in here. [ __ ] you guys. Okay. [ __ ] you guys, [ __ ] Second off. Second off, my teeth are not [ __ ] crooked, you [ __ ] [ __ ] Okay, so his teeth

[57:50] are a little bit more aligned. I've never had to have braces cuz my teeth were straight. Shut the [ __ ] up. Thank you. Holy [ __ ] man. That's disrespectful. That's a little [ __ ] up. Little [ __ ] up. Um, yeah, that's

[58:03] the only thing I'm going to address. Moving on. Moving on. Um, so [sighs] valuebased deliverable stacking. I feel like half you guys don't even really care about this. I'm really trying to show up today and do a good job for

[58:16] creators out here. And I feel like half the people are just in here, money. Uh, when Peanut gets new merch contract with Lab Culture and Jay-Hawk, contract with Lab Culture and Jay-Hawk, we'll know. We will know.

[58:40] how to actually price yourself. Stop taking me off off track, guys. Stop taking me off track. Learning how TO PRICE YOURSELF. WHAT'S UP, PAPA? HELLO. is probably get off [ __ ] Tik Tok. Tik Tok's [ __ ] brain rot for streaming.

[58:54] It's ruining my [ __ ] audience on everything else right now. Holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] All right. Method three, deliverable stacking, dedicated video, integrate, integrated uh mention, shorts, cut down, cross

[59:08] promotion, usage rights, paid ad rights, exclusivity, exclusivity, um like for example, usage rights, paid cost extra. If a c if a company is going to come along and tell you, hey, not

[59:21] product, we don't want you using anything else. In the world of tech, coffin. You can't be doing that. So, you got to pay me more money. Yeah, that's how this [ __ ] works, guys. >> I've I've had Listen, I've had companies

[59:36] I've had companies to where they were like, "We'll pay you x thing." And I've literally doubled what they were going to give me because they had in there originally exclusivity rights and I I can't do that. I can't do that. If I'm

[59:49] going to do exclusivity, you bet you got to be paying me the [ __ ] bag. Like tech creator. Like we got a couple in here right now. And they tell you, "Hey, can't talk about any of the other monitor companies, bro. So you're

[1:00:04] basically cutting off a lifeline. Well, you got to give me like retirement money cuz like you're cutting off longevity from from what I do." Like the the email that I got today, the the deliverable that they asked for for the product was

[1:00:17] they wanted to control my title for my video. That's you get clicks because as you get better at being a creator, you get better at titling [ __ ] for people to click on. You trying to dictate my title is going to [ __ ] up my video. So you're

[1:00:32] going to try to [ __ ] up my video by making it sh look [ __ ] stupid. Like no, we're not doing it. So those are the three ways that you guys should actually be pricing yourself. the CPM framework, which again you can go to AI, type in

[1:00:44] your exact following, what you do, and you can find your your realistic CPM value. Uh, method two, valuebased thinking. product? Are you really genuinely [ __ ] into it? So that way, you know,

[1:00:59] you can really [ __ ] push it to your audience. I know. I'll close the [ __ ] blinds here in a second. Dude, it's such a Can I get some L's in the chat? It's a beautiful [ __ ] day down here. What a horrible thing, man. I wish I was still

[1:01:11] back in the Midwest where it's like [ __ ] 30° right now. I can't believe it's 70° and the sun shines out right now. Not going to get a tan on my Gucc. stacking, man. It's it's like what you're This is how you can price

[1:01:24] yourself to say, and you can create different packages on being like, "Okay, would cost. Here's what an integrated mention would cost. Uh here's what I'll I'll charge for shorts. Here's what I'll charge for cross promotion. Here's I'll

[1:01:37] give you a package uh for everything." Um, and you create this media kit to where you can give this to the [ __ ] brand. Um, okay. Give me one second. Let me close this. Anybody confused? Let's take some general uh questions.

[1:02:01] dumb asses are going to get a little confused. A lot of words. Lot of verb. Weird [ __ ] Fat cucks. Fat cucks. Any questions while we're while we're in this stage? Okay, one more time. There are three types of CPM

[1:02:14] and what? Well, the three types of CPM are CPM are the three types three types of ways to price yourself. One is CPM

[1:02:27] framework, cost per views essentially. Two is your valuebased thinking, your with this and my community loves it. Three is like the deliverable sacking.

[1:02:39] What can you present to a brand either when they reach out to you or you reach out to them? What you're what different rates you are willing to give to offer different incentives uh of uh connecting when you charge a brand deal to control

[1:02:54] when you charge your brand deal to control you own how strict where they were where they with approval of title. Hollywood are you [ __ ] drunk already? would not surprise me. I know a little bit about you. Sorry, PHONE WAS WET. WHY

[1:03:11] IS YOUR PHONE WET, YOU SICK [ __ ] This guy's squirting everywhere. Oh my god. Oh my god. I'm a reaction creator. What type of deals should I look for? Well, it depends on your reaction content. I'm

[1:03:25] waiting for you in the shower. That's [ __ ] crazy. Don't say that, my [ __ ] Um I I I assume I assume that you're saying when you changed your brand deal to control what you own, how strict were you when uh with the Oh, there there's

[1:03:39] how you start to price things. There are c certain things you get to certain points, there's non-negotiables. Non-negotiables. You're not controlling long form video, whether it's an integration or dedicated, I'm at the

[1:03:53] where it's like, "Okay, whatever. The video flops. It's fine. you paid me enough money. I don't want that to be negative proof moving forward. It's a non-negotiable anymore. You're not controlling the title. You're not

[1:04:06] You're not controlling the title. You're not paying for exclus You're not paying for exclusivity. You're not. It's not It's not happening. things that don't need competition. I don't need competition with Black Rifle

[1:04:20] Coffee because of the value base. I [ __ ] with the product and I'd be more than willing to have a stack of deliverables for Black Rifle. So, I don't need to I don't need to argue exclusivity with that. Right now, obviously, if somebody

[1:04:34] came along with and were like, "We want to control the title. Here's [ __ ] $100,000. That might be a little different." But if you're paying my typical rates, no, that's it's a non-negotiable.

[1:04:48] They didn't want you to control the title. You changed that. or are they stick strict with oh man I mean I you never know that with brands some of them uh dude I've had these nightmare brand deals where like

[1:05:01] want you for this and then I even give them the the the [ __ ] script the story board and they're like yeah dude run it and then when they get the recording they're like you were too mean about this I'm like you [ __ ] idiot

[1:05:15] dude you you came to me because of the skits of me doing iPhone vers Android advantage of that [ __ ] demographic want to allow me to have banter between the two after I gave you the script that

[1:05:29] said there was going to be banter. Oh my god. So, I mean, that happens. That never going to work with that company again.

[1:05:43] So, we got a creator on TikTok that he's running he's running through a problem where he doesn't edit his [ __ ] And so, the connection between him brand editor is going back and forth. Uh, I mean, you you you should start to draw a line.

[1:05:57] There's so many revisions. We're wasting time. I mean, you got to got to I I can't be doing this forever, guys. I can't be doing this forever. You guys. I can't be doing this forever. You know what I mean? Type [ __ ]

[1:06:11] man. Are you my father? I don't know. Uh, red flags, creators ignore. Red Uh, red flags, creators ignore. Red flags, creators ignore. Okay. Uh, whoops.

[1:06:35] We don't have a budget, but great exposure. Cut. Move on. Stop. Yeah, I paid almost $300 out of pocket for revisions. Actually was wild. Yeah, I mean that should be a portion of obviously what you charged.

[1:06:51] Uh, other creators are doing it. I don't give a [ __ ] dude.

[1:07:05] by the way. Could you imagine being a company that's got like a multi-million dollar backing, a monthly budget of probably like 50, a monthly budget of probably like 50, 100, 200,000 a month of marketing?

[1:07:20] And they and they try to tell you, "Hey, just take this product and give us free creators are doing it. So why don't you creators are doing it. So why don't you be a dumb [ __ ] creator and do it?

[1:07:39] startup. Okay. Welcome to the [ __ ] real world, man. Welcome to the real world. You're a startup. You're going to have to start competing with the other guys. Uh, can you do it for affiliate only? Get [ __ ] Refusing to share

[1:07:53] budget range. If you're trying to hide that, I mean, that should just be a clear red red flag in itself. If you're just trying to hide the fact that you have a budget. So, here's like the chessboard that's actually gonna happen.

[1:08:06] that I said was like kind of like insulting at first, like the the general concept and idea, giving you guys examples of why it was a no- no, why it was bad. What's going to happen is they initially didn't mention money. They

[1:08:20] didn't mention anything. They didn't mention a budget. They were hoping that I was just [ __ ] and I would just say, "Oh, sure, guys. I'll take your product to drop through 50 [ __ ] hoops to just [ __ ] promote your [ __ ] Gee

[1:08:32] golly, thank you, man. So instead, what I did is I responded. I was like, media kit." So the things that you just mentioned that we could potentially do where you're like, "Yeah, let me know the ideas of how to do this. I'll let

[1:08:45] you know what one you can pick." And what's going to happen is they're going what's going to happen is they're going to respond to me and either a say, "We don't have the budget for that right now or we don't have the budget. Would you

[1:08:58] say, "Well, what's your budget?" And I'll tell you what you can get. If a brand, especially one of the largest [ __ ] uh office furniture providers in the world, can't tell you WHAT THEIR [ __ ] BUDGET FOR THE PRODUCT PROJECT

[1:09:14] [ __ ] BUDGET FOR THE PRODUCT PROJECT IS. They are trying to [ __ ] milk your Yeah, I want to marry you, but you're married. I might be open to some open nothing to do with it. Bit rate's really, really low. It's the camera. Uh,

[1:09:29] say bun bunulators. Never heard of that in my entire life. Never heard that in my entire life. Never heard that entire life. Um, brands always have a they're reaching out, money exists. There's money somewhere. There's money

[1:09:43] leverage. They're seeing they're trying to see how stupid you are. They're trying to see how gullible and stupid you are and see how how much they can get for free. This is, by the way, this is what your jobs do with you, too.

[1:09:55] understanding that you're supposed to wait for these glorified worlds where Your raise is sitting there. Your job already knows they give you a raise already knows they give you a raise right now. You need to go ask for it.

[1:10:09] raise. Shout out. Shout out. I'm being dead serious. I'm being dead serious. Growing up with Rudy. My friend's name is Rudy. He's a [ __ ] Here we are. Uh, if they see value, how do you transition that from just product

[1:10:24] do you transition that from just product to payment? Wait, what do you mean? raise? I'm not your [ __ ] boss. I would not hire you in a in a heartbeat. In a heartbeat. I'm not a Don't [ __ ] Holy [ __ ] Don't discredit me to a

[1:10:38] [ __ ] cashew. What a [ __ ] kind of nut that would be. I'd have to be like a walnut if I would if I was to resemble any form of nut. I would be a walnut for sure. Without a doubt. It's the most masculine nut in the nut kingdom.

[1:10:54] [ __ ] a cashew. Is a cashew any actually really a nut? Isn't that just considered like a luim or loom or something? Ooh, a [ __ ] coconut. No, peanuts for breakfast. Would you recommend doing 247 live stream of old

[1:11:10] content looping on YouTube? No. Not if you don't have a following. I mean, if [ __ ] day like Peanut, sure. No, I'm going to tell you right now, nobody gives a [ __ ] about your 24/7 rerun content right now. They just don't care

[1:11:23] content right now. They just don't care yet. Wait, what? A Brazilian or not? Are those pretty strong? What are you

[1:11:35] drinking? A kinetic. It's a ketone drink cuz I'm fat and trying to lose weight. I've lost quite a bit of substantial weight. What my credit words [ __ ] do? What my credit words do. All right,

[1:11:48] everybody that's kind of just backseating, shut the [ __ ] up for a little bit. Let creators listen to this. Uh, the mindset uh the mindset shift. This is a big one. Uh, this is this is a big one right here.

[1:12:01] Hold on one second. been multitaming for a while now between somewhat consistently. Do you think that's enough? No. Those sites have dog [ __ ] um dog [ __ ] discoverability. You got to go make content everywhere else

[1:12:14] and funnel people over. So, I I would I would definitely be live on Tik Tok and YouTube as well. YouTube specifically. All right, hold on. Let me move this around. Sorry, guys. I'm trying to catch up with some [ __ ] You You t the Tik Tok

[1:12:26] up with some [ __ ] You You t the Tik Tok chat is disgustingly overactive right now. You guys are way too horny. Way too horny. People always love the bokeh. They do. People love the blur. People love a faded background. Would you

[1:12:39] answered that. Sorry. What can someone that likes to record and make content but doesn't like to edit do? Should probably learn to edit. Yeah, funny. Editing was like my least favorite part to a lot of this [ __ ]

[1:12:54] part. Now it's kind [clears throat] of become uh almost my therapy. It's kind of the world. Uh, it's kind of the world. Well, the reason I say this, guys, the reason why I say this is because there's even if you get to a

[1:13:09] do it, there's no better way to translate to an editor what you want translate to an editor what you want than knowing what you already do.

[1:13:22] want to be a creator, editing should be a part of them. Somewhat of some period of enjoyment. I I would I don't maybe stupid. I'm [ __ ] up not streaming to YouTube. Oh, [ __ ] 100%.

[1:13:37] Oh, [ __ ] 100%. 100%. man. It's the easiest thing. You can you can take advantage of um just public SEO and [ __ ] [ __ ] game comes out with a new update. You you easily find

[1:13:51] thousands of new people that would be [ __ ] searching that up at any g given instance. Uh, I got 13 years of active duty Navy way. Uh, in system administration, networking, and cyber security. Nice.

[1:14:06] networking, and cyber security. Nice. That's valuable, by the way. YouTube is amazing. It's really good. Pop the chat and make the chat bigger so you can read chat better. It's not my reading, [ __ ] It's not my reading.

[1:14:27] brother, you're you're talking about we're we're talking about content your job market value. Just go to AI and ask what you should expect. pretty well in that that industry. Yeah. We're not talking about like, hey, is

[1:14:42] deserve? We're talking about creators here. We're talking about creators. You see multiple comments, so you don't have to fully scroll up. Uh, dude, no. I mean, you guys are on TikTok. You guys are pushing this chat down so [ __ ]

[1:14:56] scroll up, brother. It's not even possible to scroll up. All right, the possible to scroll up. All right, the mindset shift. This is where you elevate mindset shift. This is where you elevate gentlemen, ladies, too. Um, stop asking

[1:15:09] how do I get brand deals and start asking am I building leverage [ __ ] bars? Sounds like it's straight off of a cliche how to be a growth guru

[1:15:23] [ __ ] podcast. Sounds like something that Alex or Monosy would say, huh, boys? Again, guys, for everybody that's like, "How do I know if I should stop deals?" And start asking yourself, are you building leverage? Do you have

[1:15:37] leverage? Do you have like a handful of people that [ __ ] with [ __ ] with you believe in what you like what you would work with? Can you are you tied enough with your

[1:15:50] community to where you could convert some people? That's the first step. Are you even there? Because if you're not there, if you're not there at all, if through the audience that you have, cuz like there's different ways. Like I

[1:16:03] learned early on through like getting some of my first brand deals, I didn't have the audience necessarily. Although the audience that I did have would click on the [ __ ] what I had was the leverage of me being able to tell a story through

[1:16:19] quality. That was the leverage that I used. I remember the first brand deal used. I remember the first brand deal that I got 20K. I had like less than 50 50 or five 50,000 followers across all platforms. I was only getting 200 views

[1:16:33] a video on YouTube and and they without question, boom, here's our budget. $20,000. We want this. we want that and we'll give you products too. And I remember even asking them like having a conversation. I'm like, it was so weird.

[1:16:46] Shout out to them for being just so honest. I was like, you you know, I don't get that many views. I can't I'm not going to be able to convert that many people. And they're like, your leverage is not converting

[1:16:59] like, your leverage is not converting people. We like how you put together you guys are in here right now. When I talk about something that I'm passionate talks about something they're passionate about, there's real emphasis. There's

[1:17:12] real passion. There's real relatability in it. And that's what I would do. I in it. And that's what I would do. I would [ __ ] make it relatable.

[1:17:25] Leverage comes from consistency, identity, your clarity, and your audience's trust. That's the leverage you have. Small audience plus a strong trust. It's it's it's that's a that's still a large

[1:17:38] audience. Great great example from this. One of my first ever events where I got paid to to be a part of it was crazy. This was years before [ __ ] Doc got exposed for the weird [ __ ] Uh but like when Doc was on his Prime, just to give

[1:17:50] you guys like an era of when this was. It was like 2019 or something like that. Uh we were both us, me and him were both sponsored under a company and a handful [ __ ] booth, right, with all these creators. I'm like, "What the [ __ ] am I

[1:18:03] doing here, dude? And I averaged like 80 [ __ ] viewers in my stream or some [ __ ] I like [laughter] what what am I doing here? And my brand manager there at the time I I was like, "This is insane. I have no idea what I'm doing in

[1:18:15] this booth right now." And he was like, "Can I tell can I tell you something?" I see that girl over there?" I was like, "Yeah, I don't know. I don't know who she is." He's like, "That girl has a a million

[1:18:28] He's like, "That girl has a a million followers on Instagram. She created like no, I don't have the link. Sorry, gentlemen. Um, but he's like, "Yeah, like, "Holy [ __ ] dude. That's that's insane. They don't even know who that

[1:18:43] is. It's crazy. Crazy the world that we live in, right?" And he's like, "You live in, right?" And he's like, "You absolutely destroy her sales." I guys, followers on Instagram and my Instagram was so [ __ ] dead. So dead. But with

[1:18:57] my audience of like hundreds, we were more valuable. My community was more valuable to the company than this girl with a million [ __ ] followers.

[1:19:10] Small audience plus strong trust equals large path passive audience. Cuz you can have big numbers and you can get the traffic. That's one piece of the pie. That's one piece of the [ __ ] pie, right? And the audience, the audience

[1:19:24] right? And the audience, the audience that you know is better than anything. That's the big thing. The audience that you know is better than anything. I know now. I know you guys ain't going to be [ __ ] uh uh uh [gasps]

[1:19:39] how how do I say this? I know some of you guys are some [ __ ] cool people that drive that probably buy a coffee and not some stupid [ __ ] like some soy milk. Right. Right. Know I know some of you guys ain't [ __ ] in here. Okay. I

[1:19:52] gauge that. Now, if that's a little different, maybe you should [ __ ] No, that's fine. The world needs soft people. Uh, audience is small, but it's mighty. Bingo. It's like your wiener. Yep. Yep. Or well, not Oh, wait. [ __ ]

[1:20:06] Lady boss said that. [ __ ] That's my bad. But hey, we don't judge. We don't judge. Actually, maybe you do. I don't know. Just saying. Uh, so yeah, large large leverage comes from consistency, identity, clarity, audience trust, guys.

[1:20:21] A I'm claim it a well let's say let's say let's say big dick energy. How about that? A a small audience that you [ __ ] with and that goes hand in hand is more don't know and and won't [ __ ] with you. Brand and brands know that. So instead

[1:20:36] first brand deals? What kind of brand deals could I get? Ask yourself are you foremost. So you have real leverage even if it's 20 people that are just your ride or die. That's pretty valuable. You guys, you guys ever seen that meme where

[1:20:50] the guy's like on the roof and it's like me and my [ __ ] down below it's like the three people dancing. It's funny. It's funny, but like those three people are ride to [ __ ] die, man. Really is. It really

[1:21:07] is. Love your video about not caring about outside opinions because my kid loves me and we die one day, dude. Thank you, Marcus. It's [ __ ] deep though, isn't it? I know it's kind of cringey, but

[1:21:19] it's [ __ ] Dude, any parents in here? You guys know exactly what I'm talking about. Any parents in here? It's really hard to give a [ __ ] what some [ __ ] online says to you anymore when you're a dad, man. That shit's the best ever,

[1:21:31] dad, man. That shit's the best ever, dude. That's the best ever. Like [ __ ] [ __ ] I don't like the way you say things. Oh, you're so [ __ ] this that. Your content [ __ ] sucks, dude. Your camera sucks. Don't say that [ __ ] Uh,

[1:21:45] second I shut off like little little man's just like, "I don't [ __ ] care. Play with me, man. I love you." Dogs are another thing, man, too. It's hard to be upset when you got dogs, man. Oh my god. If you got a dog and a kid, you're sad,

[1:21:57] dude. Your your life is just perfect, man. A dog. A dog will never ever be mad Your video on perform. THAT'S FINE. THROW A BONE. I'M GOING TO GO CHASE IT. I'M GOING TO GO CHASE IT. NEVER EVER BE MAD AT YOU. My dogs and cats are my

[1:22:11] kids. Okay. Well, I won't get on the cat thing. Uh, I don't like cats. I got to misinterpreted that someday. Like a cat killer. Cat killer. No. No. I'm just saying I'm not a I like cats. Like a Oh, hey kitty cat. Like a That's fine. I'll

[1:22:25] pet you. But like I'm not having a cat in my h house. I grew up with cats. Those thing pissing corners. They do the whole I'm good. I'm good. All right, guys. So, yeah, the mind shaft mindset shift. Stop asking how do I

[1:22:41] you have leverage? Do you have real leverage? Does some of your audience [ __ ] with you? Do people [ __ ] with you? Um

[1:22:55] couple things that I do have noted noted down because I know these are probably general things. Um have I ever done free work hoping it would it would lead to get paid? Yes, 100%. I told the the secret lab story. Um I didn't this was

[1:23:10] earlier on. It was a product that I bought. I noticed this trend. People were coming to my stream. They were in my videos on YouTube, my tutorials, and your chair? What's your chair?" So, I seen an opportunity. I went to to Secret

[1:23:25] Lab. I asked for an affiliate. No brand deal, no SP uh sponsorship, nothing. affiliate. You guys have an affiliate? Yeah, sure. Here it is. put two YouTube videos together, $30,000. I did free work with something that I

[1:23:41] [ __ ] with, free affiliate work that I [ __ ] with because I'm like, "Dude, I [ __ ] with this thing." I can I can tell you guys in a video why I think this chair is sick and while I argue with you why it's sick. Looks like AI. I am AI.

[1:23:54] Whip that whip out dick and stream. Just see what happens. Um, so yeah, I've taken free deals hoping that it would lead to to paid. Guys, I transitioning kind of back into a lot of

[1:24:08] trying to take a hold of my brand and trying to give you guys examples. I literally did that this week. Vernal Space didn't pay me to make that video. make the desk video that I did this week. They paid me nothing. And I

[1:24:24] promoted their [ __ ] product. I promoted their link to a site. It's a product I [ __ ] with. It's in my setup. I use it every [ __ ] day. My the reason that is one, it's going to get me traffic for sure. It's doing very well

[1:24:37] on my YouTube. It's giving me subs. It's getting me ad revenue. Two, two, I know Tik Tok is just on a different level. Two, yeah, I did it because maybe another company will come along and be like, "Here's $20,000 if you use our

[1:24:52] desk instead." ABSO FUCKINGUTULUTELY. YOU'RE [ __ ] stupid not to take advantage of these things. Um, have I ever regretted saying yes? only with the strap. Uh yeah, I've regretted saying yes multiple times,

[1:25:07] multiple times throughout my years as a content creator. There's a phase where all I did was I said yes to every brand deal that came on my lap. Guys, sometimes you have to learn the power of saying no. Too much is too much, man.

[1:25:20] stretch yourself in so many directions. And then not only is it not fun for you anymore, your viewers pick that [ __ ] up a mile away. They know you're just [ __ ] I got a buddy that's going through this right now. Just everything that

[1:25:34] he's doing is a brand deal where I'm like, "You don't do this [ __ ] dude." And I mean, you got to respect it. People got to get their bag. But I'm just telling you what I'm saying. I I've I Yeah, I've regretted saying yes

[1:25:46] multiple [ __ ] times. You know what I mean? Uh, would you rather take $200 now mean? Uh, would you rather take $200 now or build towards $2,000 deals? This is a question I got for you guys. What what would you guys rather? There's no right

[1:25:59] or wrong with this, but like it speaks to Some of you guys are like, I want to get my first deals. I want to get my first partnerships. Would you guys rather start taking small $200 deals left and

[1:26:12] right that you can just take that you don't [ __ ] with or would you rather work a little bit harder and build uh to get that like the bigger ones the the like instead of doing 10 $200 deals you would rather work a little bit harder build

[1:26:26] your audience build what you do and then and get that $2,000 deal. portfolio to grow. It's not a bad take. It's not a bad take. It's really not. I there's no wrong guys. I'm not asking this as a trick question. It's just

[1:26:42] manipulative way to get you guys to start responding and interacting in my algorithms push me out there besides Tik Tok and kick because there's no algorithm. It's just a manipulation tactic to make you guys feel like I

[1:26:55] that way you guys type something in my chat. That's what it is. That's what it I'm there's no wrong there's no right or wrong answer with that. It's it's like these are the thing. It's It's like I asked you guys, anybody in here who's

[1:27:08] like an aspiring streamer or like a content creator and Yeah. See you, dude. Um, it's like anybody that's like aspiring to do any of those things. I thought you were talking about getting like some weird [ __ ] for a second. Um,

[1:27:22] it's like anybody aspiring to do uh to do any of the [ __ ] You know what I mean? It's just it's a good question to ask how you do things. It's the same thing for some of you guys that are streamers. Like to really assess the

[1:27:34] content that you're doing, ask yourself, what if you blew up tomorrow? Would you rather would you ra doing what you do? Would you rather be somebody that gets stream or would you rather be somebody that gets 10,000? It's a very valid

[1:27:47] think. Could you handle 10,000 people being in your stream every day criticizing what you're doing? Could you handle it? I'm telling you right now, I had the huge [ __ ] inflation spike when like the first couple months of

[1:27:59] like kick. I was like one of the the the guys over there when it was like blowing up and I had that home page and and homepage inflation and uh if you're not you're just getting views, it's not really fun. Holy [ __ ] It was pure brain

[1:28:13] rot. It's like 2,000 people in chat. Everybody's [ __ ] saying, "Fuck you, KNOW, LIKE [snorts] THAT'S FUN. [screaming] NICE. IT'S FINE. I REALLY LIKE THIS. fit nice. Um, so it's like it's good to ask

[1:28:27] could you handle a lot of people watching you? No different than brand deals. You know what I mean? It's good questions. Good questions. Uh, guys, good just a good red flag just for everything that for anybody to

[1:28:41] understand. If any company of any stature is asking for deliverables in any aspect and they're not paying you, one, this just [ __ ] don't do it. two,

[1:28:53] you have a clear indicator that your content is valuable because somebody knows that they can put something in front of your [ __ ] and they're going to get a result for it. They're not just they're not just donating it to you.

[1:29:05] They know. So, there's some of your first your first big red red uh red indicators. And uh yeah, guys, just good reference affiliate optional promotion sponsorship. It's structured marketing. Your platform is not free inventory,

[1:29:20] man. It's just not. I don't care at any any level. If you're an up and coming, I know you got to start somewhere. I get it. But that's where so many people get it. But that's where so many people get [ __ ] over is because you you take

[1:29:32] [ __ ] over is because you you take years of you [ __ ] building something then people take advantage of it. And I'm just tired of seeing it. So that's just be honest. I know it sounds like the the cliche thing. That's why I I

[1:29:48] like talking about these things. And I do want to stay on topic topic and why I want to talk I I actually just talked about this in my vlog today. Bro, you know what would have made sense for me to do today? All these people [ __ ]

[1:30:00] from Peanuts stream and [ __ ] obviously found some of my videos. The smartest thing I could have done today is probably play Arc Raiders on stream smartest to capitalize. But that's not like I I love this [ __ ] man. I love

[1:30:14] we talk about like a couple of you guys are gonna [ __ ] generate tens of thousands of dollars of extra revenue this year with a little nip of the butt. You know what I mean? I take an immense amount of pride in it. Uh I like kind of

[1:30:26] like some of the [ __ ] retardism in this industry. Uh it's nice. Oh, there we go. We got a nice little Twitch chat. Uh viewers on something com if you want view. Twitch is just a [ __ ] dog [ __ ] place. Holy [ __ ] Holy [ __ ]

[1:30:43] All right. What's up, gang? That's That's my list. That's my list. That we're Now we're free flowing. We've got through it. Now we can just talk. Now we can just talk. YouTube, what's good? Tick tock, what's good? Twitch, what's

[1:30:58] good, dude? I get I get that's all I get on and [ __ ] are like, "Oh, it's everywhere else." Everywhere else. Goofy. Y'all are goofy. Let me get this out of the way.

[1:31:18] over. I want to get YouTube chat on the left screen because YouTube chat's a primary chat that I'd like to focus on because retention is everything and I need my only fans clicks for sure. OH, MY BOTS ARE REPORTING FOR DUTY. Kings

[1:31:33] reporting for duty. Ain't that crazy that you get [ __ ] any level, man? any and [ __ ] would be like, "You're viewing." You average [ __ ] 70,000

[1:31:45] botting. It's so stupid people. The cop out. The cope is insane. Why do people Why do you personally believe in YouTube streaming so much? Uh the discovery is just insane. It's the number one. It's it's it is not only the second most

[1:32:00] visited website in the world. So, not okay. It's great. It's a It's a very question. The reason why I feel like YouTube is is the best place to be is one, it's already in the tools and assets and the

[1:32:17] community that's over there. It's the best. It is the largest stream platform in the world currently right now. Regardless of your of personal I don't where's the narrative that Twitch is number one. So [ __ ] stupid. That's

[1:32:30] [ __ ] Twitch is not number one. It's not even it's not even close anymore. not even it's not even close anymore. It's YouTube, Tik Tok, then Twitch. The numbers are not even close, though. It's It's YouTube and Tik Tok by a mile, then

[1:32:43] Twitch, then Kick, and and or I think then Rumble, then Kick, right? It goes down the line. YouTube's number one. So, it's already number one. But the biggest thing about that is it is number one. Well, it's the second most v visited

[1:32:57] the largest website in the world, which is the largest search engine in the world. Google is the largest website in the world. It's the most actively visited website in the world. It's the most popular and it's not just a random

[1:33:10] for 20 years. It's been the most popular internet or popular website on the internet in the world. Number two is YouTube. Just that in itself says so much. But where a lot of people don't understand with that is

[1:33:27] the potential. They are the largest. Streaming is not currently the most popular thing, but it is growing. Meaning there are billions of people on YouTube and Tik Tok that have never

[1:33:40] watched a live stream before that are now going to start watching live what I was just talking about yesterday. There will be an era where people won't even know what Twitch is in terms of like OG's will, but like the narrative

[1:33:56] and I like we're getting into the world now where like some of us remember Vine, but you have a generation of people that have no idea what Vine is. Tik Tok is the thing. But some of us are like, "Man, go back to the Vine days.

[1:34:09] Twitch is going to end up being like that in in the streaming world." Yeah. There was a time where like the culture of streaming was like, "Oh, you stream on Twitch. It's going it's going to if they don't figure out a way to become a

[1:34:21] social platform, a media platform to where people would just go there naturally, yeah, they're not going to compete long term. So, the reason why I believe in YouTube so much is because first off, it's already massive. The

[1:34:35] numbers are there. There's less people streaming, more viewers watching, so competition's less. And there's a whole entire untapped market on YouTube. There's billions of people that don't watch streams that you can now you could

[1:34:49] be their first streamer. That to me is crazy. Like, think about that. You can't be that on Twitch anymore. You can't be somebody's like, "Well, I mean, you could viral go pop off somewhere." Someone said MySpace. I mean, [ __ ]

[1:35:02] MySpace were really fun. I'm not going to lie. MySpace was really good. I wish it would bring I wish it would bring back MySpace in the terms of me repping up my homies more. Let me flex the friends that I'm with. Come on,

[1:35:15] friends that I'm with. Come on, [ __ ] Please, let me let me show you my top [ __ ] eight [ __ ] loser ass. Want you to show who I'm [ __ ] with. If I'm popping if I'm popping bottles at the club, I want you to see

[1:35:29] who I'm popping bottles with. I don't even drink, so it doesn't it doesn't really matter. But I do miss those days. Those days were good. Mhm. Those those days were good. Why you Why you choose bit.ly over genus link.

[1:35:43] Jennis link. I don't know what genus Link is. discovery. There's conversations on Reddit. Just felt like a hint. Uh there can be no discovery added to kick or Twitch unless people would naturally go

[1:35:58] Twitch unless people would naturally go there. You can create a homepage uh push there. You can create a homepage uh push like a relatable feed, but if people are not going there to consume something outside of streaming culture, you are

[1:36:11] like you got to go create content on other things to bring people over. I don't care what Kick said until they have a way for people to generate offline content. You people do. Okay, the problem with kick and Twitch is is

[1:36:26] Twitch and kick to search up how to tie your shoes? Do you guys search up how to fix how to change the oil in your car? Do you guys fix up local restaurants to eat at? No, you don't go there to search

[1:36:38] those things. You do go to Google, Tik Tok, Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube to search those things. You go to search natural things. Okay, a popular event starts going viral and trending. Do you go to Twitch and and Kick to look up

[1:36:54] that? No, you go to X and and and and Tik Tok to look at the clips. You go to Reddit to look up the conversation and then you find the person involved. Until the day that Twitch and Kick can generate an idea for people to just use

[1:37:11] those sites for that, you will not be YouTube. You will not be Tik Tok. Sorry. End of. Moving on. Moving on. Uh do you ever get annoyed answering the same questions? Um sometimes. Yeah, I got I got pretty uh

[1:37:27] earlier. It's it's not that I have to answer the same thing. It's just please wait your turn type thing. Please wait your turn. If I'm talking about something like I'm not going to [ __ ] answer the [ __ ] petty little

[1:37:39] times and see what chat's doing right now. Like shut up. No. You know, somebody asked with the camera. Chat's just answering. Now we move on. Uh kick has a bad reputation among ca most casual people and Rumble is even worse.

[1:37:51] Yeah, you know, there is a way to escape it. You can grow out of it. But if you're Oh, Dude, that's a very valid point. Listen, we It's such a double-edged sword because I think a lot of us are tired of like the cancellation

[1:38:04] culture for, you know, we we all are for for sure about freedom of speech. Like, about something. You say a no no word. Um, we're tired of it for sure. Now, the thing is Kick and Rumble advertise that hardcore,

[1:38:19] which is great, but then like the they they lean super super heavy into just like the rage bait culture and it's like there there's nothing wrong with that, going to create an audience with rage bait culture. I mean, look at look at

[1:38:35] now a lot of people are just ne I'm never going to use Reddit. I know how dog [ __ ] that platform is. Anybody else like that? Reddit's obviously popular. I'm never using that platform. Never. Never. No. I I don't [ __ ] care. I got

[1:38:49] nothing to do on Reddit. I got nothing to do on Reddit. Are cops underpaid? A lot are. Yeah, they are. Yeah. I got nothing to do on Reddit. Right. You like Reddit, but you Let's just be real of We know the cesspool of

[1:39:02] Reddit. Let's just be real. We know the cesspool of Reddit. We know the cesspool of X. Let's just be real. Come on. I I don't be real. We know the cesspool. Now, you

[1:39:14] might not indulge in that part of community. You you may not participate with it. Just like on kick, we may not participate with some of the things, but on Reddit, you know what we're talking about, and you're only defending it off

[1:39:26] the idea that you found parts of it that you like. But we know that a large portion of Reddit is [ __ ] [ __ ] It is just pure drama. It's pure rage bait. It's people disconnected from society. We know that. Now, that's a

[1:39:41] general, right? But it's like we have that feeling and there are a lot of us that don't go to Reddit because of that feeling. So, it's like you can let these things exist. You can let [ __ ] kick and Twitch

[1:39:57] just certain things that people are just never going to [ __ ] with them. Just yapping and here you are just bitching. There we go. Can you receive gifts on yeah. [ __ ] yeah. Yesterday was insane.

[1:40:10] We got super chat after super chat yesterday. Uh what up big? Thank you for YOU'RE GONNA HAVE AN update for the streaming version. I got I got an update on the creator one.

[1:40:23] What's up, Tang? I'm I'm just a student listening to a teacher right now. No, I'm not a [ __ ] teacher, dude. I'm just I'm I'm doing what you guys do and I'm just talk I just talk a little bit about it.

[1:40:38] Uh, coffee. I get a command on my [ __ ] It's I can't remember the name of them, dude. I can't remember the name of them. Who is Biggie? I'm Biggie. Who is Biggie? I am looking hung, handsome, healthy. What's up, Tyler? Thank you for

[1:40:51] the super chat. There you go. We just whoever asked that on TikTok. Yes, you can get gifted [ __ ] on there. You can get gifted [ __ ] on there. Reddit is a mean, probably any place is a great place to get video ideas if you just

[1:41:05] I'm not going to go to Reddit to get video ideas. I I know what clip you're talking about. I'm not I don't need to go to Reddit to get a video idea. [laughter] Sony ZV10 uh for beginner uh on stream.

[1:41:19] The lens uh that's is that crop Somebody help me out. Is that crop sensor?

[1:41:35] I'm using right now on TikTok, Sony 15 millimeter 1.4. If you don't have that much money, go Sigma 16 millimeter 1.4. Thank me later. Thank me later. Thank me later. This is if you if you use this, this is essentially what

[1:41:50] your camera will look like with this lens and a uh a black mist uh 14 filter. It It will literally look like this, Valentine. It will literally

[1:42:03] look like this. This is the shot that will look like. This shot that will look like. God damn it. I [ __ ] man. WHY DO YOU GUYS ALWAYS ASK ABOUT THE PRODUCTS like I don't I don't don't [ __ ] have up. Uh I don't know my earbuds right

[1:42:18] now. I have a command in my other chats that you can that you can get it if you really want it. I can't remember the name of them the the specifically. I can't I'm so sorry. And when I was setting up my store or my not my store,

[1:42:32] have to answer this anymore. You guys can just go to my gear list and find everything that I use. And I I suggest when I went to go do that, I completely forgot about IM. So I I Oh, [ __ ] I'm I'm making it a no. I know. I'm making

[1:42:48] it a note. Um

[1:43:04] that I don't have on there that you guys? it's it's a little bit more expensive, but not like expensive. They were like a few hundred dollar. Uh it's just on my website. uh link in

[1:43:20] Uh it's just on my website. uh link in bio just biggie. It's just bi g. It's literally my at name on on [ __ ] It's literally my at name on Tik Tok. Uh no, but I did try the Kiwi Orchestras

[1:43:33] and uh those things pissed me off, man. So, the earbuds [ __ ] up right away. There it is. F IO FH5S hybrid. Yeah, dude. Those things are insane,

[1:43:47] Liam. Those [ __ ] things are insane. I'm sorry, brother. If I'm buying a thousand dollar pair of IM, they better be [ __ ] me or sucking my dick, too. They better be sucking my dick, too, cuz they already [ __ ] me. They've already

[1:44:01] [ __ ] me. So, I better be getting a reach around with that. Yeah, I got the reach around with that. Yeah, I got the Kiwi or orchestras. Um, those IM for anybody wondering, IM are these? I got the Kiwis. They broke on me pretty

[1:44:14] relatively fast. And I know [ __ ] happens. Their customer service was dog [ __ ] Their customer service was the worst I've ever dealt with. [ __ ] them 100%. Have you had the Herman Miller and body

[1:44:28] chair uh before? So when I worked with Joe for a while, he had one of those at a setup. So when I was working at his house, I would use the embody. In my experience now, I'm

[1:44:43] the embody. In my experience now, I'm I'm 6 foot 240 lbs. Now, at the time, I lbs. Now, I'll give you guys a little bit of my look, my stature. Okay. Right. Uh a thick I'm a thick individual, right? Thick individual. Um

[1:45:00] this I'll show you the the posture. This has helped. This little thing right here has helped immensely, man. It's helped immensely. Uh I like this way more than the the Herman Miller. The Herman Miller almost hurt my back. I'm just giving you

[1:45:13] my experience. I hate [ __ ] talking about this because then everybody is I me. Yeah, no [ __ ] dumbass. It's because hey, maybe hypothetically people are [ __ ] different with different uh um

[1:45:26] composition. Yeah, that's how that weird how that works. Weird how that works. It's weird that we actually are not all the same even though brands try to market and advertise the idea that everybody is just the same. Uh, also

[1:45:39] too, just a friendly reminder, if you buy a $1,500 or $2,000 ergonomic chair buy a $1,500 or $2,000 ergonomic chair and you just adjust it to comfort, um, if you if you adjust it to just your comfort, that doesn't necessarily mean

[1:45:53] the chair is doing its job. Just a heads up. Just a heads up, that doesn't mean it's just doing its job. If you adjust it to the comfortable level, if you get an ergonomic chair and you just automatically adjust adjust it

[1:46:05] to what you feel is comfortable, you're most likely putting it in a uh a setting that is actually just going to help or hurt you more cuz you're you already

[1:46:17] hurt you more cuz you're you already have bad posture. the right ergonomics. So, of course, you find that your $15 ergonomic chair that find that your $15 ergonomic chair that you [ __ ] overpaid on is great because

[1:46:31] So, you don't want to like not justify your purchase. Oh, dude. I pissed off so many people in that [ __ ] vertical talking about ergonomic chairs being scams. The only thing here's THE SCAM IS YOU. IT'S YOU, BUDDY. YEAH. WELL, I GET

[1:46:45] HEALTH CHECKS. I go to the chiropractor and they say what I'm doing is actually those actual physical [ __ ] connections here, I don't want to hear it. Don't [ __ ] care. My husband and I have a Secret Labs chair and he's

[1:46:57] and I have a Secret Labs chair and he's a big bigger dude. Dude, I see when I had my Secret Labs chair, I liked my Secret Labs chair more than I liked my [ __ ] liked sitting in the Herman Miller. I just liked it, dude.

[1:47:11] I just like it. You have a nice camera. Are you just really hot? I can't tell. Oh my [ __ ] god.

[1:47:26] [ __ ] know a lot. Oh my god. I could tell you secrets about Matty K that would make you [ __ ] squirm. We got the legend in chat right now. The Tik Tok guy himself. Mr. Tik Tok gracing us with his presence right now. Mr. [ __ ]

[1:47:39] Tik Tok himself. If you guys knew this guy off stream. Oh my god. Let's just say he's one of the boys. Let's just say he's one of the boys.

[1:47:51] What's up, Maddie? What's up, baby? Are you streaming to OBS or Tik Tok? Um, I'm doing OBS 2 Tik Tok Studio. You are? No, I'm not saying I guess I just realized the way that I said that might come off like he's fake.

[1:48:05] No, I'm Mattiey's a great guy. Mattie is a great guy. Good person. I'M JUST I I NEVER PEGGED YOU to be the guy that'd be like into pew pews and don't know. A lot of Come on, man. A lot of creators in our space are kind of

[1:48:19] [ __ ] [ __ ] Let's just be real. Uh, man best be sick of asking about this man best be sick of asking about this camera. It's It's You see earlier why the guy that [ __ ] tried to make it an overstressful thing why I I was like,

[1:48:31] "You're a [ __ ] [ __ ] and you probably don't want to be in here." Is that's that's why that's why it it gets annoying getting asked it every [ __ ] something else. It gets hella annoying. Uh, I'm using

[1:48:45] one of my LUTs that I made two years ago and I haven't put on my website. So, there you go. There you go. There you go. Don't know what it is about Secret slab. Joke intended. Secret slabs. Uh, I mean,

[1:48:59] comfortable, man. It's It's very big dude friendly. It's Dude, it's it's rare mean, even this this is why I like the base of uh this is why I like the base of Anthos. It's weird to have a chair that is so massive a grown ass 6 foot

[1:49:17] 250 pound male can [ __ ] uh uh sit cross-legged in it. It just makes you nice. It's kind of nice. It's cozy. It's cozy. You know what I mean? Uh can get my stream key from Tik Tok to put into OBS. No, you can't do that. And you

[1:49:32] way to bypass that, but you don't want to because one thing that is uh while I am a big uh a big [ __ ] hater of everybody using like the idea of like uh everybody using like the idea of like uh push and shadowban and [ __ ] like that,

[1:49:46] if you don't use Tik Tok Studio, you don't get as as good of a push. Apparently, that is a confirmed thing. It is confirmed. You don't get as good of a push. So, you don't want to just stream from OBS. you want to stream from

[1:50:01] your uh from Tik Tok Studio. You you you want to it's it's not about opinion. It's like you [ __ ] literally want to. Uh so what I do is I do the cam setup is in vertical format and then I I do a virtual camera

[1:50:17] out and then Tik Tok Studio brings it in. Easy peasy. Super easy. WHAT'S UP REV? WHAT'S UP POPPY? GOT MY IM TODAY. NICE. WHICH ONES DID uh did you end up going with the like $40 entry level ones or did you get mine?

[1:50:33] >> I am testing these guys. I am testing these. I wanted something like as I've had this set up. So this is like my game area over here. And this is like I've I've put this more together now to where like when I come over here, I'm not

[1:50:45] trying to entertain. I'm actually coming over here to game. Like you guys can get [ __ ] when I'm over here, right? Um, so I kind of wanted something to where like positioned, I had to like move this over here and I had to move this over there.

[1:50:59] And when I made the IM video, a whole bunch of you guys were like, "Dude, test these. Test these." Which was the these are the uh not burnt peanut. Get [ __ ]

[1:51:11] Get [clears throat] [ __ ] Uh the uh what are these? God damn it. Somebody help me. [ __ ] me running, man. You got [ __ ] You guys threw me off here. What are these? These are uh L LG. Yeah, the LG

[1:51:24] called. Somebody knows what they are in here. Uh they're like the $270 [ __ ] here. Uh they're like the $270 [ __ ] LG things. Logitech or not LG. Logitech GP Pro X. Thank you, my guy. Appreciate you. Big cocky you got there. Um so

[1:51:40] were like, "You got to try these." And I will say like they're actually they are I can't these are studio quality build. These are studio quality build. I do [ __ ] with that. But so I did get these. I'm

[1:51:54] testing these with my gaming sessions right now. Uh from my experience already. They're not IM. I'm sorry. They're not IM. But I do like that. Like I don't know, man. There's something about kicking back like lights off me

[1:52:08] hanging out and like just playing some games with the homies and like you just can get up, go get a nice cold diet of coke, grab a kinetic, grab a uh grab a

[1:52:20] something. It's just nice. You know what I mean? Just throwing on a [ __ ] kicking back, playing some [ __ ] games. Controller MK wireless headset

[1:52:32] go take a piss, talk, keep talking to the, you know, it's just something nice about it. Something nice about it. How do you run a L in OBS? Oh, I mean, answer. Uh, you right click on your uh your your camera source, you hit

[1:52:47] filters, you hit the plus icon, boom, apply lot. Apply lot. So, you can actually even go to my website, biggie.co. You can download the LUTs and biggie.co. You can download the LUTs and you can use them on there.

[1:53:01] We're not racing cars. We're We're not racing cars. Killed me. Wait, what? Speaking of, are you guys looking good? Are you guys looking forward to uh

[1:53:13] Forza? Yes, you can use lots on max. P? When I finally come out of the closet. So,

[1:53:29] [screaming] I've been using the Sennheiser wireless movie headphones. Love them, but they expensive as [ __ ] And those like aren't advertised as gaming though, right? Those are like just more advertised as

[1:53:41] Those are like just more advertised as studio headphones, aren't they? >> I mean, it really is the marketing of like the like lame gaming headsets that are really the trash headsets if if we're being just honest. We're just

[1:53:55] being honest, right? That really is the marketing behind it, isn't it?

[1:54:12] never heard of them. Red IM right now. Any advice on what to upgrade to? I don't know cuz I don't know that [ __ ] I don't know those IM. heads up when you're when you're asking about the stuff on uh I mean this is the

[1:54:26] perception where a lot of creators like guys guys can get a hella cheap version of this camera and because of the lens get damn

[1:54:40] near the same result. Guys, this I'm using the USB C function. I'm not even using the full availability. Is your kick chat on? No, it's probably bonded. I'm not I'm I'm not even using the full

[1:54:54] functionality of the camera. This is a condensed cropped version on a crop sensor lens right now on my camera. You guys are over complicating it. It's not the camera. It's It's quite

[1:55:07] literally not. Sure, it's the camera that I'm using, but I'm using the USB out. I'm not even using the HDMI where you can see what the camera would you can see what the camera would actually show. You can get the same

[1:55:20] exact result with a [ __ ] $500, $600 camera. It's easy peasy, dude. Easy peasy. I have the Canon R8. Solid camera. to have to figure out. Well, is that the one? Uh, is that the is that the one

[1:55:37] that has the overheating problems? Correct me if I'm wrong. might not want to use that as a cam. some some techy person in here is going to know that. Where's Matty K? He's a tech creator.

[1:55:52] [snorts] Yeah, lighting is just create it, guys. Lighting is so crucial. So crucial. Everything that I have is on my site, too.

[1:56:08] we hold on. We shouldn't even have that on kick. There shouldn't even be a a a an age restriction on this. Why is there an age restriction on this? Jesus Christ. What is kick doing?

[1:56:22] All right. There you go. There you go. Uh Sony ZV E1 with Sigma 16 millm. Yeah, I mean that's a great [ __ ] great combo, boys. Great combo. Beautiful combo. Only fans content is going to be looking good. Make your it now on the 16

[1:56:36] make your schme look a lot bigger, too. There you go. Little fun fact for you. this the shallow depth of field make you feel really good. Make you feel really good. Make sure you guys are using the wide angle filter at the at a low shot

[1:56:51] when you're sending those Snapchats to your ladies, gentlemen. There you go. So that way when they come back home, they can't be disappointed. Um where we at with this? It worked. But still, how do you disable it? Because I

[1:57:04] watch You can't disable it. Other streamers have to disable it. Haven't had an issue with it overheating yet, but I use it for photography and short sessions, then you might not have a problem with it. Yeah, I I I wouldn't I

[1:57:16] wouldn't push it for its max capabilities with streaming. Is this the capabilities with streaming. Is this the 24? No, no, no. So, the 24 1.4 is what I use on long form. So, if you click on my website, if you go to kick, YouTube,

[1:57:29] Twitch, any of those, you'll see the long form. So, that's my Sony I'll go full screen on that if you want to come over. So that's my Sony FX3 on the 24 millm and see. Okay, this is great comparison, guys. Great comparison.

[1:57:42] Anybody in here wants to know exactly what I'm talking about, this is where you'll see the difference. If you think Tik Tok is crazy right now, go open up a long form stream right now. Go open up my YouTube. You'll see what

[1:57:56] real quality is like out of these cameras. Because on the FX3, I'm doing HDMI out where I'm actually getting the benefits of using a lot of the sensor.

[1:58:09] I'm controlling more of the [ __ ] and I'm using the 24 millimeter f1.4 on it. It's using the 24 millimeter f1.4 on it. It's just a nasty combo. Sure. There you see the upgrade difference. I want you to I just want you to see that like what

[1:58:25] you're seeing on TikTok right now has nothing to do with this specific camera. Has nothing to do with the A75. You are seeing a shittier version of the A75 on this. The reason it looks good is cuz I have dark walls. I'm slightly handsome.

[1:58:42] I have good lighting and I have a good lens. That's the only reason you could get this look right now on TikTok with a [ __ ] MUCH CHEAPER CAMERA. MUCH CHEAPER CAMERA. If you want to see what [ __ ]

[1:58:55] big dog camera quality is going to give you, you could go check out YouTube where it looks like a [ __ ] movie scene right now. [laughter] paint the walls, man. It's just nice, too. It's so nice hanging out in the

[1:59:09] evening. If you shop uh if you shop off some weight, you'll be 1210. What the some weight, you'll be 1210. What the [ __ ] brother? What the [ __ ] Well, thank you, Brandon. Let's go, Brandon. Um, pinning my office

[1:59:22] because of you. My wife is on board. Oh, [ __ ] yeah. THAT'S GOOD NEWS, BOYS. W'S IN THE CHAT. I ALWAYS like that, man. I always like when people the guy the do want to paint my office so bad, but the wife won't let me paint black. Guess

[1:59:37] what? My wife didn't let let me LET ME NEITHER. I DID THAT [ __ ] did. I picked the color. She didn't want it. Black. It's my [ __ ] office. It's

[1:59:49] the vibe that I wanted. It is what it is. I would also suggest charcoal. If you guys want another good setup color, do like a gray. Gray is really slept on. Like a blue gray. It's very, very slept on. My wife is a straight G. W's in

[2:00:05] chat. W's in chat. Yeah. Shout out to the G wipes in here, man. Shout out to painted our room black. Shout out to mama. Shout out to mama. You said slightly handsome. I see you as a 10 out of 10. I meant if you lose some weight,

[2:00:20] you'll be a 12 out of 10. Oh my god. Okay. I I see it. Well, I'm on my way there. I'm on my way there. Uh I actually weighed in uh I weighed in at my new lowest low for the year, guys. For 2026.

[2:00:32] Um for 2026. Yeah. Wait in my new lows for this year. Doing good. I see the view botters are out today. Wait, are you being joking or am I actually getting viewbot? Oh god, I am actually getting view

[2:00:47] botted on kick right now, aren't I? >> Dude, what a uh what a just dog [ __ ] platform. What a just dog [ __ ] platform. >> You know what I should do is I should >> I should just shut it down. Should just be like, "Okay, well there's kick for

[2:00:59] the day. If you guys want to come over, that's that cuz that's the only way that their site of being like, "Okay, maybe we should start doing some [ __ ] about we should start doing some [ __ ] about this." Bro streaming wearing uh bud

[2:01:12] budgy smugglers. Excuse you. Excuse you. I'm comfortable. Thank you, sir. And why are you looking at my [ __ ] right now? Answer me that. Answer me that Tim the Tatman just got viewed about it on YouTube with 100K.

[2:01:27] viewed about it on YouTube with 100K. Wait, what? It's actually really >> hard to view bot on YouTube.

[2:01:56] >> 130k watching. No, no, chat. It's a viewbot, boys. [snorts and laughter] >> Realistically, I think we had I think we >> I mean, I was going to say Marvels has got the new season.

[2:02:11] faster than [ __ ] YouTube's so good at that. The proxies there are so good. So, I actually had the I had the opportunity to interview somebody that owns uh a guy doned and said he was sending 100k bots and it said, "No shot, brother. No

[2:02:26] shot." The thing is like it will happen in the immediate and it is shock factor. It will go away. It will for sure go away. I I interviewed a guy who owns a away. I I interviewed a guy who owns a [ __ ] viewing website.

[2:02:39] >> I I'm not even kidding. Not even kidding. We interviewed somebody. We had explained how all these platform work platforms work and basically that's not YouTube. That's not going to last on YouTube. The proxies or some [ __ ] are

[2:02:54] super [ __ ] good there. super good. That's what they said, dude. It's It is It's insane. You know what's funny? So they he he owns the view botting site and then he is also they are producing the view botting catching versions to

[2:03:13] show they're making basic versions of sites double. It's crazy. I I find it money in the online world. It's insane. It's insane. Uh

[2:03:27] there's I don't think there's really uh legal issues with that, is there? In legal issues with that, is there? In terms of them, wait uh wait till they hand over that info to platforms. Yeah. Yeah.

[2:03:42] understand that people that work at these platforms then sell the information to the people that that make these bots, right? You guys get that, we live in. And it's no different than video games. The reason why game like

[2:03:57] people are able to develop hacks to games so quick is because there are groups of people that have inside information from people that work at these companies and make extra cash on the side giving them that data.

[2:04:10] earlier where we were talking about like money and monetization and [ __ ] It is a scummy world. Everybody is playing ball in their own own corner and once you perspective on things, you know? It does. It just does.

[2:04:25] >> It just [ __ ] does. All right, guys. We went over the moneta monetization. I kind of want to keep this um >> What the [ __ ] is this?

[2:04:37] >> Uh yeah, we block that right there. Um I think I think we keep this a good uh tight conversation today. Uh I think we

[2:04:50] keep this keep it a good tight conversation. We end here. Mhm. Mhm. Does viewbotting on kick change the salary you will get? No. I don't know why people even argue that still. Yeah. So, like my my my pay is not going to go

[2:05:02] up today at all. The only thing that changes is when you start to multiream. they they start capping your pay when you multiream. That's it. But if I don't like if I was not multireaming right now, it's not

[2:05:14] actually half. I would be getting like probably a 70% bump if I wasn't multi streaming right now. Yeah. Um, okay. I think that's it. I think that's it. Good, good topic. Good conversation.

[2:05:30] today. I got to go work out still. Uh, get a nice little lift in. Uh, guys, I appreciate the support. My name is Big E. Been a content creator for 16 years. Uh, got uh got a lot of uh lot of stuff that I put out. Been full-time for 11.

[2:05:44] want to check out all the other [ __ ] feel free to follow. If not, if it was a Get [ __ ] Uh uh. Tell your mom I said what's up. All right. Later, guys. what's up. All right. Later, guys. Appreciate y'all. Bye.