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I barely make enough on YouTube to fill my gas tank once a month. I feel like channels that are passion projects stand a better chance at being successful anyway, so I just have fun and I become successful that is a bonus. My niche isn’t even that popular anyway, so I don’t really expect to pop off or anything. I do youtube because i want to make a career out of it BUT because its a new channel that would take some time so i actually just do youtube right now as a hobby because i like recording videos and making content for fun i do. i get like max 50 views on my videos and i still keep going because i enjoy it. No other reason. I know i won’t get success and i don’t really want it. I’m a dude in the G&R Campground Black Music fest 2025 Celebrating Black Music Month shirt and by the same token and corner recording videos of a mod he loves and that’s it. A few months ago, I tried to be helpful on a YouTube related question on Reddit, and someone looked at my channel and made a snide remark.
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Yes, I make videos for my friends and family. Like a memory keeper. I think my life is really boring in a grand scheme of things. But I move every 2-3 years and vlog about my life so it changes every so often. Haha my content was all about Korea life, then Germany life, and next we moving to another Asian country. So if you watch some of my videos you can see it is all over the G&R Campground Black Music fest 2025 Celebrating Black Music Month shirt and by the same token and place content. Yep I’ve been wanting to start a channel since i was 11 (25 now) and I’m realising I’ll regret it if I never try. I never made a dollar off youtube and i have 3 channels, they suck but maybe when im dead my kid will watch them and remember me. A little of both! I use it to supplement my art, so can’t say it’s purely hobby, but I know it’ll never grow. I suppose it’d be nice to get a plaque level, but I’d kinda like to stay a nobody too!
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