Hey everyone, today we'll be showing off our exclusive Hoback Kwaiback MK4 that you're
only going to find at KnifeCenter.com.
When it comes to knives as an art form, Jake Hoback is one of our favorite custom makers,
and the Kwaiback is his signature design.
He really pulled out all the stops on this UHEP KnifeCenter Exclusive version.
He was adamant that this Ultra High-End Production flipper would rival the quality of his full
custom pieces, and he really nailed it!
Pull this Kwaiback out of your pocket and people will know you mean business!
The trailing tanto point creates quite an impression, and the anodized titanium frame
looks fantastic.
Look a little closer, and you will find a custom milled texture on the frame.
Jake calls it "Bedform," and you will only find it here at KnifeCenter.
Inspired by the ripples and dunes of a riverbed, this texture flows around the features of
the frame, adding a subtle grain that adds even more visual flair to an already striking
design without creating any hotspots in the hand.
All this style doesn't come at the cost of usability.
CTS-XHP stainless steel ensures this Kwaiback will still be cutting long after lesser knives
have gone home crying!
And thanks to Jake's signature Hoback Roller Detent, you can flip this knife all day long
with butter-smooth consistency.
The frame lock's engagement is inspiring too, and with a replaceable steel lockbar
insert, you can be sure this Kwaiback is ready for a lifetime of service.
This knife is built to take plenty of punishment, but it is still designed to be carried easily.
The back is angled so it doesn't catch your hand when reaching into your pocket, and the
blade nestles completely into the frame when closed, with the only protrusion being the
flipper tab.
Really sleek!
Even in your pocket, this knife makes a statement.
You will surely get a wink and a nod from your knife friends when they see the finish-matching
pocket clip with Jake's signature "axe" punched out of the center.
Everything about this knife - its materials, its performance, and fit and finish - feels
like a Custom Hoback, and you will only get these anodized Bedform models at KnifeCenter.com
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Rosa De Saron - Without You[ Playback] - Duration: 3:38.
All my life, all my history
Just made sense when I met you
Your eyes, your face
Just take me beyond what I thought
If I sometimes hide on you I find myself
I can't even pretend
I need to say: I miss you
There's no way to explain
It was without you that I understood
That is not easy to live without you
My broken heart says that I can not
I can not live never more without you
Without you...
All my life, all my history
Just made some sense when I met you
Your eyes, oh, your holy face
Just take me beyond what I thought
If I sometimes hide on you I find myself
I can't even pretend
I need to say: I miss you
There's no way to explain
It was without you that I understood
That is not easy to live without you
My broken heart says that I can not
I can not live never more without you
Without you..
Never without you
Without you Without you
I am nothing without you..
Without you
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Why You Don't Want To Go Viral - Duration: 6:18.
I don't know if you can see how much it's raining on camera, but...
...it's raining a lot.
In 1988, Jimmy Cauty and Bill Drummond wrote "The Manual",
or "How To Have A Number One The Easy Way".
They'd had a novelty pop song hit the top of the charts earlier that year, and the Manual --
I've had to plastic-wrap my copy, it's a bit rainy --
was a tongue-in-cheek guide to success in the music industry:
how to achieve a number one single with no money and no musical talent.
Almost all of it is out of date now, but there's one section, right at the start,
that is as relevant today as the day it was written,
and it's trying to talk the reader out of what they think they want. And it says:
"The majority of Number Ones are achieved early on in the artist's public career
"and before they have been able to establish reputations and build a solid fan base.
"Most artists are never able to recover from having one
"and it becomes the millstone around their necks to which all subsequent releases are compared.
"Either the artist will be destroyed in their attempt
"to prove to the world that there are other facets to their creativity
"or they succumb willingly and spend the rest of their lives
"as a travelling freak show."
A number one song does not make a career.
In fact, it can kill a career:
if all you're known for is doing one thing,
all the world will want to see is that one thing.
A single popular video does not make you a YouTube star,
it makes you the person who stands up and repeats that catchphrase
over and over again until everyone's tired of it.
There are people out there who think,
just one big hit, that's all they need,
that's the path to stardom and being set for life.
They were wrong thirty years ago, and they're wrong now.
If you're a one-hit wonder,
then it's not you that's popular; it's that one hit.
What you need is a steady build, a back catalogue,
enough time to learn the skills that you need to survive under the spotlight,
to have long-term, sustainable success.
If you've been tasked by your boss to Make Something Popular,
or if you've had that one hit and now you need the second,
that is a terrible environment to be creative in.
If you sit round, with a committee, and you ask
"What's funny? What's good? What's popular? What can we make?
"What will people be interested in?",
then you're already on the wrong track.
But you know that idea you had when you were in the shower, or in the pub with friends,
or just letting your mind wander on a rainy beach today?
That idea might be good.
Your brain isn't indexed so you can say "think of something popular".
Your brain thrives on connections.
And it is way more difficult to make those connections when your job depends on it.
For me, it took me more than a decade of throwing stuff at the internet,
of steadily building up a small following and learning my trade before I found
the Things You Might Not Know format, an idea that really worked,
an idea that got me a large audience and
a chance to actually turn this into something that could support me.
By sheer luck, that happened at the point where I'd been working somewhere long enough
to build up some savings,
so I wouldn't be completely bankrupt if this new, shiny YouTube idea didn't work out long-term.
There's a reason that a lot of people who make stuff for online platforms are either
kids supported by their parents,
or students with a lot of time on their hands,
or folks who have the means to support themselves.
And even if you are one of the lucky ones,
if your project starts bringing in some money,
if you're lucky enough to have the budget to be able to book a last-minute sleeper train ticket
and travel to a remote, rain-swept Scottish island because it makes a better background for your video,
it could still end at any time.
You could get ill, or your audience could get bored.
Actually, your audience, they will get bored at some point.
There are some folks out there, mostly still teenagers,
with millions of people already following them and money rolling in,
and they think this is going to last forever.
But every band's second album is difficult,
and every TV show starts to lose ratings over time as newer things come along.
The internet works the same way.
The new stuff doesn't necessarily have to be better: it just has to be exciting.
People like to have both familiarity and novelty, but there's got to be both.
Too much familiarity is boring. Too much novelty is scary.
If you don't strike a balance, if you can't change with the times,
someone else will be ready and willing to take your audience.
For almost every creator making stuff for the internet,
the work they do is a passion project.
So if you're starting out, you should know:
it isn't going to support you for the first few years,
perhaps the first few decades, perhaps ever.
And if you are one of the lucky ones, if you've made it,
it very likely won't support you for life.
I mean, if this is a passion project, you probably won't care about that.
And as long as you know that, as long as you plan for it, that's fine.
But you'll have seen all the creators, in every genre on YouTube, talking about burnout.
Your dream job can still be a nightmare if you don't have a backup plan.
In 1994, six years after they wrote the Manual,
Jimmy Cauty and Bill Drummond pulled all their music from sale.
They went to their bank,
and they withdrew most of the money they had left over from sales and royalties,
both from the novelty number one single,
and from all the other hits they'd had since then.
They had one million pounds in cash.
They travelled to this island, Jura, in Scotland,
they went to an abandoned boathouse a couple of miles down the coast,
they burned all of that million pounds cash as art.
Now, I'm not about to do anything like that.
I wouldn't recommend doing anything like that.
I don't think they would these days, either.
But I am well aware that nothing lasts forever,
If all you're trying to do is repeat your one success,
or if all you're doing is trying the same thing over and over and over and over again
for years and you're getting nothing back,
then you might as well just be throwing your money in a fire.
So these days, I hope that my ideas work, and I try to accept when they don't.
And I try out new things.
And sure, my baseline is different to when I was starting out,
the same way it's different to that of a massive corporation
who might spend millions on one advert,
but the principles are the same.
I keep following all those rules I've learned:
I make as many things as possible, and I try to connect with people.
If you're starting out, success might take a week.
It might take a month. It might take a century.
But every idea you put out there is another roll of the dice,
and you can learn from however those dice fall.
That's how you get popular on the internet.
That's good enough. Augh! How is there--
How is there rain going down the back of my neck?
All right, I've got to go catch a ferry.
Pack away, catch a ferry.
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How To Make A Man Fall In Love With You. - Duration: 7:12.
How to Make a Man Fall in Love With You.
Hello guys, and welcome in my YouTube channel.
I'm Alex Cormont, your French relationship expert.
In this video, I want to answer something really important for me.
Most of the time in the comment, I feel that you want to make sure that this man will fall
in love with you, and the most common mistake that I'm seeing with women, in France, Europe,
but all over the world, you are always trying to make sure this man will love you, so you
are giving him.
Giving him attention, giving him gifts.
You are always here for him.
That mean you will show him your love.
You will show him that you are really attracted to this man.
In this video, I want to tell you this is the wrong path.
This is not the good path to make sure this man will fall in love with you, because this
man needs to fall in love for who you are, and not what you give.
This is something that I'm talking in my ebook that I'm offering you in the description below.
You can click and download it.
In our society, the education that we receive from Walt Disney, from Hollywood, from our
friends, our family, it's always, "When you love someone, giving him."
Then you lose your personality, so the only one reason a man would fall in love is because
in his eyes, you are special.
He has to think that you are unique.
There is no other girl like you.
You will tell me, "But Alex, I don't feel I'm unique.
I don't feel that I'm so special."
But you are.
Your personality is unique.
You are unique.
You are just different, okay?
The more you will show him who you are, what you love, what are your dreams, what do you
like, what do you want to do in your future as a job, and also, where do you like to spend
your time, what do you like in life, this is the only one reason a man would fall in
love.
He will start to know you.
Not just your attitude, like giving him love, because every woman can do that, but other
women can not be you.
Other women can not be what you like.
I know it's not easy.
We receive a lot of advice that we need to show one love, but we never receive as advice,
"Just stay yourself."
That means go somewhere that you really like.
Talk about what you like.
Movies, music, your passions, where do you want to be in the future.
This is something that will make this man fall in love with you.
Most of the time, I'm seeing women will tell me, "Alex, I don't understand.
I'm always here for him.
I'm always giving love, but I don't feel he is in love with me.
I don't feel him falling in love with me."
That's normal, because most of the time they are too needy.
If you're watching this video, you need to understand that human, men and women, we work
all like this, okay?
We love what we don't have.
It's something really important.
We value what we don't have.
It's something that you need to keep in mind.
When you want this man falling in love with you, you want to be unique, and you want to
not be needy, okay?
You need to be confident about yourself.
The more you will show, the more this man will take, receive, but not give back.
That's the trouble, because we are all human.
This is the way we works.
Keep in mind you need also to take your time.
I remember coaching this woman, she was from California, and she told me, "Alex, I love
this man.
We are spending so much good time, but it's not enough.
He's not falling in love with me."
I told her, "You know, you need to take your time."
Spending good times with a man is not enough.
We need to build a real chemistry, and sometimes, most of the time for men, it will require
times to them to be in love.
It will require time to be themself, to make sure that they can just be themself and not
play a role, which is something really important.
Keep in mind that if you want this man to fall in love with you, first you need to trust
your personality.
Second, never be needy.
Third, take your time.
Take your time by living the moment, and the more you are enjoying this moment, the more
this man will be in love, which is what you want.
I want to finish this video by talking about my relationship.
When I met my girlfriend, I was looking for someone that really can understand me.
I never realized, but every single day when I was going to her apartment, she has a Hershey
chocolate bar, and I was wondering, "Why does she have this chocolate bar?"
Because she was not eating Hershey's.
But I realized a few weeks later that, damn, she understood that I was a big fan.
She makes me feel unique.
She makes me feel special by giving me attention.
This is not being needy.
This is just a small attention that helped me to say, "Whoa, this woman is different.
I need to pay attention.
I need to take care of her.
I need to give her back."
Once you know the man, once you understand exactly what he likes, what he wants, then
you can build a really good relationship with this man who will fall in love with you.
If this doesn't happen, it's because most of the time, you don't know exactly, "Who
is this guy?"
You know maybe his public face, but not, "Who is this guy exactly?"
This is why I'm doing this video, is because I want to explain to you that love is not
as easy, and we need to give attention to people.
We need to try to learn who they are exactly, not their public response, okay?
This is something that I want to work with you on it, so if you have any questions, just
please feel free to ask me in the comments below.
I will be more than happy to be here and help you.
Give me a like and subscribe to this amazing YouTube channel.
If you want to go further, you can also download my free ebook in the description right below.
You will have 100 pages all about my philosophy.
I'm giving you this book, which is a bestseller Amazon in France and Europe, just because
I want to make sure you will understand my philosophy.
Once you understand this philosophy, I'm sure you can change your love life, your pattern,
and also you can start loving yourself.
You can start being happy in your love life.
I'm seeing you tomorrow for a new video.
Bye bye, guys.
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What Makes Great YouTube Content? | YouTube Content Tips - Duration: 4:42.
- You're here because you want to learn
how to make great YouTube content.
I'm here because I want to rid the internet
of bad video content, or what I call video vomit.
So, I'm happier here; let's go
make some YouTube magic together,
and that is coming up next.
(percussive flourish)
Welcome back, it's Tracy with VideoScriptSuccess.com
where I help you take your brilliant but scattered ideas
and turn them into marketing videos that convert.
So, I need you to hit that subscription button
and that notification bell so that you get
all of my tips, tools, and tricks
for making great online videos.
Okay, today I want to talk about
making great YouTube videos.
What does that entail, what do you need to include,
and what are some ways you can do that?
So let's dive right in so you can
make great content right away.
Okay, so the first way you're going to make great content
is by creating content that people
are actually searching for, so you have to do
some research, right?
So, YouTube is a search engine,
it is not a social platform.
It is owned by the biggest search engine, The Google,
so when people Google a how-to
or "I don't know how to do this"
or "I want to learn how to," it will take them
to YouTube first, because it ranks the videos higher.
So do some research, and if you're unsure
of where to research or how to figure that out,
I want you to hop back and watch my video
"What Does Your Audience Actually Want"
after we're done here today.
Okay and the second way you're going
to make great YouTube content
is by staying on point.
What do I mean by that?
Well, a lot of times when you're educating people
or doing Facebook ads or you're doing
opt-in videos or something like that,
you kinda have to give people the why
so that it drives them to the click.
You want to say in the video structure,
"You know you need video,
"it's the most important way to make a connection."
You don't need the why in YouTube.
You want to give them the what and the how right away;
you can skip the why.
You want to give it succinctly
and you want to give it quickly
so that they can take action.
Okay, and sticking with that theme,
I want you to make sure that your content is step-by-step,
so easy to digest, easy to implement, right?
So think tutorials, think educational.
Think, I can write this down and do it
as soon as I leave here.
That makes great content; it also sets you up
as the authority so that if they're searching
for something else in your niche,
they're going to go back and say,
"She was really helpful before, maybe she can help me
"with this new thing I'm searching for."
Okay, and the fourth way that you're going
to make great YouTube content is to be human and likable.
What did she just say that?
Yes, you need to be human and likable
because you're building a rapport with your online audience,
you're building a relationship here
and you're trying to make a connection.
So show some personality, right?
Just because you're teaching does not mean
it has to be a lecture.
Have fun, be engaging, smile!
And the fifth way to make great YouTube content
is to stand out.
Well, the first thing people are doing to see,
the calling card on YouTube is your thumbnail,
so make sure that your thumbnail really pops
and title is something that they're searching for.
This is a great SEO trick, is to make sure
that your title matches what they're searching,
because remember, we're going to go back to
"The Google," the biggest search engine;
someone's looking for it, they're going to type it in
and up comes your title because it matches
exactly what they're searching for.
And then if you want to stand out, see number four
where you're likable and human and smiling a lot.
Okay, and the last, the sixth way
to make great YouTube content is to be consistent.
Listen, this is a relationship we're building
so please don't be a tease and please don't be flaky.
So show up, every week.
It gives them a reason to come back
and a reason for you to keep nurturing that relationship.
And speaking of relationships,
if you found this video helpful, and I hope you have,
I would really love for you to hit that like button,
leave me a comment, and hit the subscribe button
so you know when my next video comes out first.
And I'll see you right here next week.
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Need For Freedom | Importance Of Freedom in our Life | Hungama Kids - Duration: 2:08.
It's aptly said that 'True Independence and freedom can only exist in doing what's right!!'.
Why is freedom so important?
What does it mean?
Is freedom limited only in the perspective of a nation?
Let's talk about 'The need of freedom'
We very well know that freedom is the basic right of every human being.
In fact we are all born free.
But have you given a thought about its need?
Freedom liberates you.. it helps you to make choices and decisions of your life.
It gives you a sense of ownership towards everything.
What if, you don't have the freedom to choose your clothes? or Don't you enjoy more around friends?
It's because they give you the freedom to be yourself.. isn't it?
Along with freedom, it's also very important to understand the right and wrong side of it.
For eg: You are have the freedom to drive ..but it depends on you how you drive.
rashly or responsibly.
On similar grounds this country needed freedom as well, when someone else was making
decisions on our behalf.
And that's the reason; lakhs and lakhs of people sacrificed everything for it.
But after becoming independent the growth of the country got directly proportional to
the sensibilities of its people & today, after 72 years of freedom we are leading on many fronts.
Freedom brings growth, change and its absence creates hindrances, which hinders not only
individuals from growing but also this entire world.
So when you have the freedom to make choices in your life make sure you make the right one…!!
Do like and share this video and with full freedom..subscribe to Hungama kids
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Tubalytics — all-you-need YouTube analytics and influencer marketing tool - Duration: 1:15.
Today, influencer marketing on YouTube is one of the most cost-effective ways to promote
your product and deliver your marketing message to an audience of millions.
But marketing people wonder – is there an all-in-one YouTube analytics tool to perform
all the necessary tasks?
For example, channel search, displaying only important and useful metrics, estimating audience,
working with favorites lists, and managing campaigns.
There are a lot of websites that offer only some parts of this workflow while working
with influencers.
Hmm…But wait!
Take a look at Tubalytics.
It is a turnkey solution that leverages channel tops to discover growing channels and influencers,
estimate their audience and price range, find promoted videos, follow market trends, and
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You can add channels to favorites and work with them to book a promoted video.
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Just give it a try!
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5 Reasons Why You Should Get Enough Sleep Every Day - Duration: 2:12.
5 Reasons Why You Should Get Enough Sleep Every Day
Are you considering yourself as a person who can work on 4 hours sleep per day?
Well, think again because like water, air, food, etc. sleep is just another essential
requirement to live in this cruel world.
Let's talk about the five reasons why you should get enough sleep daily.
Reason #1 – Fatigue
Whether it is mental or physical fatigue, you may experience both.
Mental fatigue slows down the response of an individual while the physical fatigue causes
irritability and mood swings due to irregular heartbeats.
Reason #2 – Weaker Immune System
A lot of researchers have found that the lack of sleep can lead to the weaker immune system.
It reduces the strength of the immune system up to 50% that leads to illness.
Reason #3 – Lack Of Motivation
Maybe you are not sleeping because you already have the motivation to do a lot of work, but
I can assure you that if you don't get enough sleep, you may feel less motivation in yourself
after some time.
The actual cause of low motivation is the low testosterone level.
Reason #4 – More Weight
Do you want to decrease your body weight?
Lack of sleep is not going to help you.
When you have less than average sleep, you crave more that leads to hormone disbalance
which result in an inability to resist high-calorie foods.
Thus, the weight also rapidly increase.
Reason #5 – Characteristics Of A Drunk Person
Many researchers have found that no sleeping is equivalent to being drunk.
As you know the characteristics of a drunk person, you are going to suffer from the issues
through which a drunk person suffers like hallucinations, vision problems, heart diseases,
cancer, loss of memory, diabetes, etc.
What have you experienced yet?
Tell us in the comment below.
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1K Q&A and Giveaway Announcement [CC] - Duration: 2:29.
Hi, YouTube, it's Kathy and welcome to my 1K Q&A and Giveaway Announcement!
If you're seeing this is just as it's being posted, you might notice that I do not
have 1k subscribers, but I am getting very close, and I figured I can either
use this time to plan ahead, or to make a bunch of you realize that,
"hey, I'm subscribed with this person I don't like them" and you'll leave.
This would be disastrous but I would get over it.
It seems to be a BookTube tradition to do a Q&A when you hit your 1000 milestone
and i just wanted to get your questions ahead of time so when I do, I can make that video.
Additionally, as some incentive to give me those questions, I figured I would do a giveaway, as well.
As for how that's going to work, it's going to be incredibly easy: leave a question
down below and let me know that you would like to be entered in the giveaway.
That's it. You can also subscribe if you're so inclined but I'd really rather avoid people subscribing just for the
giveaway and then unsubscribing after the giveaway, so if you're not already
subscribed and you would like to be, go for it. If you are unsure, don't subscribe unless you really want to.
That's all I ask. Once I get the 1k mark and make that video, I will do a random
numbers generator to figure out which question gets the prize. And as for that prize, I will of course be giving
away a book. I will be giving away a copy of my favorite book, which is Words in Deep Blue by Cath Crowley.
However, if you already have this book or you've already read this book or you have no intention
of reading this book, we can still be friends. It's okay; my feelings won't be hurt.
If you win and that's the case, we will figure out something else to send to you.
This is open internationally, so as long as Book Depository will send a book to you, I will be able to send
a book to you through them. Also, this is in
no way sponsored by them; they just have free international shipping and I work
part-time at a library and spend all of my money on travel so... I'm cheap.
So there you have it! Nice and short and quick.
Just leave a question down below, and when I get to 1k, I will be answering them.
You can leave questions about any subject you would like. Obviously, if it's something gross or uncomfortable,
I might not answer it, and that's fine.
But I'm definitely open to answering questions about books, and YouTube, and
traveling, and everything that you might want to ask, unless you're gonna be weird about it.
Although I am a fan of weird questions so maybe those, too.
Alright, now go put your question down in the comments below. On the way down in the
comments, if you hit that Subscribe button that would be very nice of you.
You could like and share this as you see fit and I will see you very soon. Bye!
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VEDA #30 | I FINALLY GOT IT!!! (and special thanks) - Duration: 3:34.
Hello, humans!
I'm glad you're here because this may be the best VEDA video yet!
Great news, I finally saved up for my brand new laptop!!!
I have many many people to thank for this, I'll talk about that a little bit later.
So, I purchased the HP AMD Ryzen 3 laptop, which was on a massive sale down from £499
to £379, so there was no way I was going to miss an epic deal like
that.
So I might as well show you the unboxing and make it truly worth it!
Just by opening the laptop lid, I could instantly tell how amazing and better it was compared
to my old, slightly dangerous laptop.
On my previous laptop, the fan was extremely loud and worthless because the laptop always
got boiling hot no matter what.
Another thing I noticed... this laptop TALKS.
I'm pretty sure it's basically Siri but for Windows 10... and her name is Cortana.
Overall, the laptop is really damn good.
Appearance wise, it's adorable.
It's not too big so it's very portable and I
could shove it into a backpack or whatever bag I've got with me on the day.
Performance wise, there is barely any load-up time, maybe about 5 seconds maximum?
Compared to my previous laptop, this laptop is a gift from the actual computer gods.
So basically, this is everything I could've asked for.
This will not only incredibly help with YouTube, but also for
upcoming college work I'll need to do, too.
I can see this laptop lasting me a long while.
But I'll be honest, it wasn't just dedication, hard-work and loads of saving that got me
this.
I have a huge amount of awesome people that I need to thank, listen
up.
Thank you.
To many, many of you.
To those who've supported me since the beginning, to those who have subscribed, those who I
have created friendships with, those who watch and enjoy my videos.
Thank you.
I'm still getting used to the keyboard btw, it's getting a tiny bit annoying.
I also want to share an extra special thanks to a few of you in particular.
Firstly, I want to start with my patrons who support
me via Patreon, who help me save up for wonderful things, such as this shiny new laptop.
Stewart Burne-Jones, also known as the amazing StooDogg! and also, a friend for life.
CrazyDivers, an adventurous creator who has always supported me, and vice versa.
Essentially Lau, a wonderful person who was there when I needed her the most.
MilliesTVTime 2, another crazy human like myself.
Eric Allen aka the nomad, someone I didn't get to know very well, but still think he's
cool af.
IndieAndy, a very inspiration creator as well as a motivational friend.
Eleanor Kole, a fellow Pusheen video creator just like me!
Ashley Peschel, some crazy mofo I met on Small YouTubers Community.
Erin Henderson-Smith, also known as the lovely Eryberrie, and also a great friend.
Desdemona Productions, the spookiest creator I know, and have known since near the beginning
of my YT journey.
JimboShreds, pretty much the coolest kid on YouTube who has a knack for roasting the hell
out of people.
Abby Rhodes, an extraordinary human being who has a unique sense of humour (which I
appreciate VERY much btw)
Jack Sutton, a legend and a great friend I wish to meet one day.
Paul Hatman, what a lad!
Also he seems to resemble the devil sometimes, he does have a heart.
Trust me.
and to those who shall not be mentioned... you know who you are.
Thank you.
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