Hello and welcome back to the channel for another driver spotlight episode you we are staring at a carbon drift team car and Got a bit of an interesting episode because we have two of the carbon drift team cars here for today's driver spotlight This is one of them. So let's get into the episode mission family and all social media all of which are found in the description box below So when I say we have two cars from the carbon drift team the first one right here is from CDT Bando It's an RB26 DET 700 horsepower HDS series S14 definitely an amazing looking car. You know my love for S chassis So the Hungarian drift series that you know car looks amazing. The livery is on point It's definitely a very sweet looking car This is one of the two cars from the CDT team that I have here for today's driver spotlight But the first one is that a CDT Bando So before we get ripping this car a few credits are to be given out to those that are due credit And that is for the car model for this S14 was done by you know, Louis Stanley if I'm butchering your names, I do apologize car data by Luke Versma Danger graphics coming in with the livery and bunch of the miscellaneous stuff by CDT Nirvana who is another driver in today's driver spotlight So we're gonna get into his car after this so yes for team definitely a very cool car and You know, I definitely love the way the bumper and the wide fenders are so we're gonna go full send on this here for today Because well we came to drive so let's Change it up here Let's get the wheel cam turned on So we got the wheel cam turned on Definitely a very loud car and a big thank you to CDT Bando for allowing me access to his HDS car this car is aggressive turbo lag is gonna be something I'm happy used to it's this car because it does Feel like it has a little bit of turbo lag because of the big turbo so Hopefully we can get this right. We are in VDC autopolis Let's go full send. Hopefully we don't Send it off track We can see if we can't do a clean run in the first one fourth gear Fail to initiate there. Yep fail initiation Give me a second to get used to the car and then we might be on a good full run here Manage that transition pretty well Little left foot brake to pull that back in Left foot brake there coming in across the line not a bad run for the first run in this car So I'm definitely having a lot of fun doing all of these driver spotlights and getting a chance to drive all these You know pro cars and all these different series cars you guys are definitely enjoying the series So like I said the more the cars come in the more we're gonna be doing these driver spotlights It's so fun to get behind the wheel of other people's pro cars. So big. Thank you to CDT Bando for giving me access to his his whip for today's episode We're gonna do another one run or two here And then we're gonna switch up to the other CDT car for today's episode It's kind of a team spotlight as well carbon drift team definitely a very sleek livery and Definitely appreciate the colorings All right, let's try and get initiated clutch kick initiation. It's a little better. We're a little bit off that clip but we're managing to Someone get a smooth run in the car We were punted that clip, but for an overall run on the car I'll take it not the perfect or the cleanest runs, but Clutch kick initiation kind of has it's in on the first turn But we managed to get a pretty solid run out of the car We're gonna be taking the car to Irwindale because you know we always end these episodes off on Irwindale But we're gonna check out the other car after this one and that one Apologize to headphone users in advance for that car So we're gonna go full send for a third time here Keep this car in boost Little clutch kick initiation little late on the initiation a lot of clutch kicks there to keep keep it in power Turbo lag is something I definitely got to get used to driving Pull that in full throttle no lift See we can kick this no lift to No lift there just a very faint feather less break definitely after one or two runs was getting a little more comfortable in the car so Definitely like the car first impressions cars very controllable. I like it has a good amount of snap It doesn't snap too crazy. It has a good amount of control. It's just the turbo lag I is something I have to get used to driving So let's switch up cars to the other driver spotlight for CDT Nirvana And now we're gonna take both these cars to Irwindale, so let's switch up cars meet you guys back on grid So the next car up is another CDT car of CDT Nirvana the FD RX 7 this car is Rest in peace head from users.  It's definitely a crazy looking Aggressive car Nirvana used to drive in the RX 7 back and forth seven days So it's kind of cool to see him back in an FD chassis So so as we did with Bando's car credit where credit is due So this is a VDC RX 7 public car But the livery of course just like on Bando's was done by Danger Graphic this Beautiful rear mount radiator back here done by JSI mystified as well as the converted model from TUS Speed X So these are big names you guys have heard on the channel before JSI TUS teams and people I've driven with before great group of guys Definitely enjoy driving with them increased my driving skills So it's great to get my hands on one of Nirvana's cars here and everything else done on this car was done by Nirvana himself So we're gonna go full rip on this rest of these headphone users turn it down a little bit this thing's gonna be high rev So let's go full send on this car here and see what we can do is it here. I'm gonna get the wheel cam turned on What's just so loud?  I apologize for that. I Don't think the gear ratio might not be set correctly. Oh, man. We're almost out of gas already This car is so aggressive and so aggressive sounding It's gonna take me a second like when I was running the 14 took me a lap to kind of get used to it So now we're going to go full send again We're gonna actually heat up the tires a little bit more because I don't think they were hot enough Last time and that's why we went a little bit off course All right, I feel like we got some heat in these in these rear tires So let's try and not go full send into the grass this time. Sorry about your splitters and everything Nirvana Throw it in fourth Little bit easier of an entry kind of bring it in just so we can get a full pull out to the clip The transition is really smooth just like the 14 is banging red line across the line this car is Crazy loud. Like I said, I apologize to headphone users for this one whoo That that idle that just high f1 pitch is Definitely the rotary from hell So we're gonna go one more pull here Then we're gonna head to Irwindale with both the cars get back in Bandos 14 and see what Bandos 14 can do in Irwindale on the bank We're gonna try to get a better initiation this time. I just can't get over that red line. That is that is insane It's just so loud I feel like you would need like multiple earplugs in order to actually drive this car in real life No, we won't full send in the grass again. Sorry Nirvana. We're gonna we'll make up for that at Irwindale We did get one full pull in this car. This car is just so loud I love how these cars float and both of them transition very well And it's something that is hard to find in comp cars. Some cars are way too snappy. These ones are very dialed I think they have a very dialed setup on these cars So let's head over to Irwindale and go full send in Bandos 14 and see what we can do All right, so we're back behind the wheel of the RB26S14 of CDT Bando So once again a big thank you to Bando and Nirvana for letting me get my hands on their cars You know and it's definitely you know when you have two of the same team It's definitely really cool to do both of them and kind of do a team and driver spotlight you know carbon drift team and you know CDT Nirvana and CDBando definitely some aggressively fun cars and This one is not as loud as the RX7, but it does sound really good So let's see what we can do at Irwindale in Bandos 14 work here clutch kick it in Kind of stay a little bit lower on the wall till we realize where the same thing stick All right, it sticks actually so those things stick kind of where I put it So that's a good thing All right Yeah, this car kind of sticks exactly where I put it so we can be a little more aggressive in his car And we can go way higher up on the bank on initiation because it kind of where you put it You set it and forget it So I do like how he has the door placard of his name on the windows That's definitely a really cool thing something I've been looking and doing more is putting names on the rear windows and things of that nature So it's definitely a cool thing Something you know, you don't often see so kudos to him on that one All right, we're gonna see we can't stick this up on the wall and not in the wall a Little less angle than I would like to be but much higher on the bank than the first run More angle there there we go a little bit of a handbrake control there Gaslight on these com cars running very minimal fuel a very solid run I feel and you know what I love how this 14 handles. It's definitely very Good to transition quick to angle, but it had it's not over snappy So some cars and some com cars have driven are super over snappy if you're on throttle on a transition It's it'll just snap on you real quick and you'll lose control We're gonna see if we can't do one more pull in his car before we run out of gas We're gonna switch up to the RX 7 from hell to end the episode off Once again a big thank you to CDT Bando for giving me the opportunity to rip his car And we are gas Big thank you to CDT Bando for hooking me up with the keys or his little push button to his 14 Definitely an amazing car. I definitely had a lot of fun driving it So we're gonna go test Nirvana's RX 7 here before we end this episode off So let's switch up cars. So we are we are in the back in the rotary from hell of CDT Nirvana And we're gonna go rip Irwindale with this car one or two runs or until we're on a gas because I know his cars are also very low on gas So we're gonna go until we probably run out of the gas just I think it's two runs Which is about how they these cars normally set up hard flick entry Kind of float it up to the wall. So it's kind of very floaty up there Which is very a little bit different than the 14, but that's everybody's driving style is different. Oh my this car is just Lighting these tires up on the wall That was a very solid run in this car. I do say so myself Out of the box no real tuning just changed the gear ratio a little bit Because it felt like we would have been bouncing red line way too much in force gear If I would have kept the ratio that was on the car advantage of having adjustable ratios We're probably only gonna get one more run here in this car So a big thank you to CDT Bando and see each of Anna for letting me get their hands on their cars Definitely an amazing thing carbon drift team a little spotlight for you guys today That initiation is so aggressive I Can't see where I'm going That was such an aggressive entry. I do not know how we held that without dying. Oh We're gonna loop it. We kind of looped it towards the end Nirvana's car definitely very Snappy compared to Bandos, but that's you know a testament to drivers Personal preference and the rotary is dead. We're out of gas So that'll do it here for this episode here on a set of course that driver spotlight CDT Bando and CDT Nirvana and a little team spotlight of carbon drift team So make sure you guys follow me on all social media all of which are found in the scripture box below And as always I thank you guys for coming back and watching. I'm evil rabbit. I'll see you guys on the track


Hello people of the internet! My name is Johnny. Welcome back to Bendy in the Ink Machine. We're hopping into chapter three. We just escaped the Ink Demon once more and met up with our good pal Boris the Wolf. And he should be somewhere around here. Boris, buddy. Ooh, nice bathroom, mate. Not terrifying at all. Not full of ink at all. Here he is! Hey, what's up? All right, so I know I said this in the first episode, but there's a way... Probably.  Oh, hey. I remember this from the Boris spin-off game that I totally remember the name of. Okay, so... Oh, that's right. You want bacon soup, don't you? So, find the bacon soup cans. All right, should be easy enough. What's this? Just a book. All right. Bacon soup. How much bacon soup do you need there, buddy? I guess more than two. That should be enough. All right, sweet. And I think that's the bone we need to give him. But we can't do it until we get the lever. I'm making it. I'm making it. God. So impatient. Um, I- at least I think I'm making it. Oh, sweet. No, I am. Here you go. Thank you. So we open it, and then we go back. Yes. Boris, I have a gift. I think you'll like it. Oh, where'd you go? Boris? Oh, okay. Here. Yes, dude, yes. Oh my god. That's so funny. All right. What are we doing here, dude? Just chilling out. I don't have an axe, so I can't really... Open any of these doors. Find a flashlight. Here it is. I got it. Into the darkness we go, buddy. Wow, this is really dark. This is insanely dark. God, I love Boris so much. You know that, buddy. There's definitely some secret in here I need to find, right? Definitely some tape that's gonna be easy to miss. If you go too far away, he hides. It's all right, Boris. I'm here, bro. All right, Boris. I'm still gonna be scared.  I'm trying to find tapes, too. Just in case. They're hidden. Not seen any, though. I think we're almost there. Yep, here we go. Open sesame. Oh. You want to go in the vent?  I don't think the lights turned on, Boris. There's a... you have to flip the switch on the back. All right. Yeah, no. You do you, man. Yay! Find a new exit. You coming? Where's Boris? I don't want to go without him. Boris? Oh, no, buddy. Where'd you go? That's not my Boris. Heavenly toys. What a beautiful place. And I'm really hoping there's not an audio log I've missed, but I feel like it's been too long without one. Back to the old grind. Hey, working hard or hardly working, Henry?  Oh, is that Alice? I don't think there's gonna be anything in the toolboxes, but you never know. Where'd you jacksepticeye? Henry, chill. Henry, I do wonder if Sean's gonna return for um... Dark Revival. I think that'd be a cool Easter egg. Restore power lever. Ehh? Oh, the big lever. Yes, of course. Unclog the belt wheels. Seems simple enough. Um, I said seems simple enough. I suppose not. I've been lied to. I've been jipped. I've been trolled. Oh, there are plushies hidden. That's... Yeah, no, that that would make sense. Is there another one somewhere? Yep, here's one. There's another one. Um, oh wow, that was so small. I couldn't even see it. Here we go. Push it again. Yes. Oh, the ink machine. Bendy, Boris, Alice. That's funny. I don't think there's anything else in here besides the audio log. So off we go. Pull it one more time. And by one more time, of course, I mean another time after that. And we're in. And this is where we meet... Good old Alice. Hello. I'll wait. No, I'll wait. Good song, catchy. Yeah, no. I...  My lady, nice to meet ya. Uh, you did leave me in the darkness though. In the dark? Of course I am. Okay, then. How did that open? How did you do that? Ah, wonderful.  She is quite the gal. Oh boy, all right. Hey, Bendy. How are you doing, bro? Ooh, the demon or the angel. I actually forget what you what what path does what but hey if there's one thing Johnny blocks is It's a goddamn simp. Hello, my lady. Oh, ah Damn it. My simp ways. Anyways. It is very tragic, unfortunately, but hey, that's just the way cookie crumbles. If there's another audio log in there, how do I get all the audio logs for this chapter? Uh-oh That's unfortunate because I really want to get all the audio logs. Whoa. I Honestly forgot you could hide in these. I Just did that for a troll. A little bit of a troll, but I feel like I'm gonna need to at some point. Yeah, a dark ominous hallway straight shot one creepy door at the end You betcha And so the hallway continues. Hey, buddy Oh My buddy anything we can use to protect ourselves with She got there Boris I'm so sorry, dude. I really didn't mean to hit you. I Didn't mean to hit you. I'm so I feel so bad Boris. I'm sorry, buddy All right, that's not strong enough to break that Apparently Boris hold on. I'm looking around. There's probably secrets that I that I want to find An airplane not quite the secret I'm looking for I guess no secret though I feel like I'll need to come back to this. Where do you go, man? Oh door power I need to throw two levers at once you get this one. I'll find the other oh true true true All right. Well, it should be easy. We'll just follow the wire. Oh Wow, there's a lot of different places we can go Boris But let's Now hey, wait a second. I remember you. Oh, wait, you chased me. Oh, I didn't realize you chased me Oh, and you take many hits a kill.  I Guess not just the one for now at least did you did you flip it nice? Oh Wait, Boris. There's another way though. Wait, hold on Boris. Wait, I'll catch up to you in a second out of here Classic Wally dude classic Toolbox nothing in there yet again. I Feel like I'm not supposed to be in this area just yet, but I thought I'd check it out just in case Yeah, wow, this is a big area. Oh wow. This is oh Gawley This is quite a big area. I feel familiar There's definitely some demons in there. All right. Yeah. No, no, I'll leave you. I'll leave what's down this way Yeah, oh there goes the ink machine again It's still going down. That is a lot of void Toolbox I bet it has nothing I can't reach it anyways All right, sweet. I'm coming back Boris. I'm just I'm exploring on my own. I'm sorry.  You're going ahead of me. I've lost you. Where'd you go? What's this? gents ladies Can't go in the gents can't go in the ladies cool. Oh What'd you find here Boris an elevator level K? The Frick does level K mean I don't think that's an actual level All right, here we go. I'll get the button. I'm sorry No We went down the gent elevator Boris. What are we gonna do bro? Is she talking about you or me? Hey Boris, I think that was our level. Hey If you don't wander man, I mean I Will talk about this later. Uh, anyways, how do we uh, we're going down awfully deep, buddy Are you scared? I'm not scared I'll be right here with you. It's okay. Ah level nine my favorite of the levels bro Hey, that's what I've been saying Henry you force wait wait Persistent fella. I like it. I'm just gonna look around this way Boris. Don't mind me Door was locked anyways. I'm coming back another audio log probably a good call there Thomas Whoa, I didn't think that'd be able to open but all right. There's nothing in there anyways. I'm coming Boris I'm coming. I know I know I'm just I'm taking my time. I make sure don't miss any any secrets I need to find the lore Boris Hey, do you have the key he did have the key look at him and Look at that strut That's great Boris. I'm glad I'm glad you're happy buddy. Can I break you? Nope, but I'll sure as help it hole in your face Where'd he go? Oh?   Hold on Alice. There's an audio log Stop your monologue for a moment. There's an audio log Don't like the implications of that audio log there. That's a bit weird. They're a bit weird. Oh, no the Fisher or no, not the I don't know your name. Well, hold on there. Oh, no The Fisher wait, what's down this way though? Just another shot of a teaposing dead bircher gang member. Wow. There's a lot of Them just teaposing. I'm coming. I'm coming Alice hold your horses. Ah Ah what you got there friend? I I Huge as long as it's not a 30 minute fetch quest I was a weird first date. Anyways back to the lift this Little errand boy go. I don't think I like the implications of any of this actually on second thought Boris if you honor man Unless you're still contemplating life We'll catch up later. Well, we can talk about it later for I Was just gonna shout for Boris. I want to make sure he's doing all right after seeing oh take the wrench, okay after seeing of Dead corpse version of him Anyways, I guess we're meeting up. Anyway Yes Yeah Oh Huge I'm in easy clap Boris plushie All right, so Search gearboxes on level K. Am I on level K? I was on level nine I think I was supposed to take the elevator back up to level K instead I'm pulling a wally and I'm taking no that was Thomas. I'm pulling a Thomas and I'm taking the stairs Whoa, hey, oh wow No, thank you. No, thank you swing a little harder Henry. Thank you He will set us free. Well, I don't know about that Is this level K?  I've I've severely screwed up. Hello death. Hey, buddy. Yeah, so Funny story. I went to the wrong floor. I need to go to level K Who? Not yet. I sure hope not. I Shall walk I shall walk. I like walking. How about walking kind of guy, you know, whoa, hey You are back, I wouldn't quite call that a gearbox But all right, oh They can appear in there. Oh Oh Interesting Here we go How many do I need I have to oh sweet? I'm on my way I'll try not to that wasn't on my agenda Boris. I got them.  You're really exploring without me Thanks for that man. Yeah, no, just leave me here with the ink demon. Here you go swollen ones Come back to my door. I'm right here. I'm literally right here. Take the ink syringe Yeah, no, all right. Yeah, that's great off to level 11 we go man I forgot just how much of a fetch quest chapter three is oh boy Boris. Oh boy. Oh, I Think I've found one. Oh, it's kind of easy.  Where did he go? Aha Slurp slurp. Hello. Oh, there we go Sweet, okay. Oh, this is the What's the name random encounters with my pet hell, yeah, oh the Fisher.  Wow. You're really slow of stroke. Okay.  Oh? Oh Well, that's interesting. Hello the projectionist How are you doing? Are you kidding me this guy's trolling me? He actually is No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, at least she said please But I think bendy's on on the prowl So I'm just gonna chill in this little safe box for a little bit Alice actually if that's all right with you Okay, I think we're safe. I think we're chilling. I Want to see where the projectionist okay, never mind That's great. Never mind. Okay, cool Boris you have to stop leaving me It's not fair. Oh wow. Here's your slop Hey, when my syringe go I'm no no, you're good. Oh Gee, thank you for the plunger. Don't make fun of me Boris Oh love will be this is what you must do for love soup God, I hate that sound fact. Hello take my plunger.  I Got one. Do I put it in here? No, oh here we go Okay No No, I'm solving a puzzle Okay Good stop. I just want to solve a puzzle. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no You don't see me you don't know I'm here. Okay.  I'm busy. Can't you see? Sweet. Thank you Alright I don't like that back to level nine we go Boris you left again, dude This has become your regular thing. Don't look at me like that. You know what you're doing Sweet here we go Anyways another day another dollar I Got it. Oh Henry. Is this the last fetch quest surely it is right? Really? There's still more 15 oh my god.  He's definitely down that way. Oh, I literally see him Oh, yeah, no, he's definitely coming this way. Okay. I think he's gone Maybe I see a bunch of them down here. Oh wow. There's so many. All right Hello and you That's nice.  Oh and that one There's one left Where do we think this one last bendy cutout is? Oh, no He spawned right next to the one hideout That's not good. Oh, wait. Is that one? Can I even get that? Yes, oh Thank God Good thing good thing good thing good thing. I'm guessing he instantly spawns Yep, oh Get back to level nine He's right up there. I'm gonna give it a second then I'm gonna go push the button and just hide back in this Hideout no shot Okay, good thing he instantly forgets where you go. That's great.  Let's go. Let's go. Let's go. Let's go He's on his way. He's on his way. It's fine. It's fine. Hey, we're going back down. It's fine He can't get us. He can't get us. You're okay. You're okay.  Oh, hey You couldn't have let me kept the like keep the axe It's a one-hit weapon. Oh Oh, oh that's oh, no, that's really not good Alice Alice. I want the axe He they're coming This is okay. Oh, I've got the axe again. Wait, what I'm so confused Was I supposed to keep the axe? Oh, I can go in here. Wait Let's see. What do we have in door number one? Oh and audio log. Okay? Hmm grant I forget who grant is Can't knock down those Hey, is bendy still active? Or is it just the butcher gang I need to worry about? Wow really? I guess that answers my question about bendy Hey, man Have you seen the butcher gang? I can't find them.  You're like um So I've heard You can just climb back here And I think it's a chill spot to just for him. I guess we'll find out.  No shot Hello, yeah, no Welcome to your death. I'm sorry. This is how it has to be a very embarrassing Unfulfilled way to die. Yeah, last one. Come here. Sorry Wow Yeah, sorry about that How to do without it what I had to do sure Gee, thanks You're trolling. She's actually trolling at this point. Oh the Tommy gun wait. I forgot. Can I take it? What do you have to do to get the Tommy gun? I don't think I've ever seen anyone get it, but I know you can get it What what dude? You're fine chill You get to chill in the elevator.  Why are you cowering in fear? Why are you trembling in in fear? This is very terrifying though Honestly, I don't blame you buddy. Huh. Yeah. No, I I get why you're scared Boris. All right One down I think four more to go Who the projectionist? Okay Okay, smelly face Actually frickin love the projectionist. He might be my favorite bendy character. I'll keep it a stack. Oh Besides Alice, of course Alice sweet. Hey, I can't go this way. That's wonderful.  I Just get out of his line of sight. Okay easy enough broken headphones Easter egg And an audio log. I'm just listening to Lord. Don't mind me creepy Norman very creepy Okay, that's not that's not him. I'm looking for some hearts. Oh Okay, he's down that way. Ah I'm getting in don't mind me. Oh, he's coming this way too. He's on his way. Why do you light so bright bro? God, you're so sick. I love your design. I frickin love them. I Can get out, right? Just don't turn around Wow, that's crazy that you would know that that was me Adios, ah So I have clearly misunderstood the assignment Shoot shoot shoot shoot. I need to loop all the way background I need to find a hidey-hole a little hidey-hole that I can hide in away from mr. Projectionist here.    I Will take it. Okay, the last one's here. He's gonna hear it. I'm going back. I'm going back Put the hearts on the drop box in level nine. Well, of course, that means I have to get out of here Alice Which I cannot guarantee will actually happen. Oh, no. Oh good. Oh No, oh Yep, that's okay. So that's just his passing which means I should be able to just find a shortcut right here and Get out this way just like so Voila. All right, Alice this surely was the last task Please oh Thank It was splendid hi hi Return to the surface surely that's exactly what's gonna happen right buddy She's talking about just me or it's awkward if it's just me and you stay here, you know She crying She's laughing. I think it's just me. I think I think she's gonna abandon you for it. You know, they say bros before hope Oh It's just not good for it. This is not good Boris. This is not good It's not good. So you're betraying me in this situation. That's interesting. I thought for sure. It would have been the other way around But don't like that you taking her from me Oh shoot Boris listen, mate. This is just a bit awkward My physical pain and my emotional pain. Where's your bone? Where did it go?  Is there anything else you're going to do to me Boris? I thought we were friends. Damn it. Whoa Boris, what did you put in the bacon soup Boris? What does sound like that? Anyways, that's gonna oh That's gonna do it for chapter 3. Wow, this was such a long recording session in our 15 minutes next episode We're gonna hop into chapter 4 and Hopefully rescue that betraying Boris. Maybe we'll forgive him. Maybe not we'll see But thank you so much for watching chapter 3 and I'll see you all on the flip side. Goodbye


Tickets are now on sale for the Art Rages experience at the Mountain Art Center. The group blends several types of art into one giant family-friendly show that's suitable for everyone. Spectators can witness live music, painting, dancing, and more on Thursday, September 26th. Art Rages is something that they toured the country for a few years and they've been on some shows. I think CBS was one of the first ones to really recommend it to art centers like this and the smaller venues because they incorporate rock and roll, art, comedy, a lot of kids family type programming. They do live art on stage while there's some music going and it's just really fun, really cool, really interactive, but we thought we needed to look at that as something different for the fall and you know something bring the kids in and it just looks really fun and we're really excited for that.  Audiology Associates at 1428 Northlake Drive in Prestonsburg. Because the show is full of color and sound, the goal is to inspire children to harness their creative potential. The show itself is tailor made for art centers such as the Mac. That's what was cool about it was it was incorporating so many different pieces of the arts on one show, kid, family friendly, got some rock and roll, got some comedy. Something like this has never been here before. We've never seen anything like this here and you usually don't see things like this in venues this size, you know usually you see in Blue Man Group and some other things in the arenas and bigger venues so this one is tailored for art centers like this and we hopped on it when we worked out some details and was able to grab them. Coming from Outantop News, I'm Nick Colum.


What is up guys, Karma Medic here and welcome back to another dose. If you're new to the channel, then hi, my name is Nasser and I am a doctor. I am a doctor, Dr. Nasser Karma. I'm about to graduate from Kings College London here in the UK. And in today's video, we're gonna be talking about quite a lot of things, primarily about reaching this amazing milestone of one million subscribers, which is absolutely unreal. Kind of how we got here, what this achievement means to me and you know, the wider impact of this channel. And then also I wanna talk a little bit about the behind the scenes of being a YouTuber and making all this content while being in medical school and why I'm probably gonna take a little bit of a step back from YouTube moving forward. And I know what you're thinking, Nasser, no, don't take a step back from YouTube, but bear with me, this is a long video. I've got a lot of talking and explaining to do. So sit back, relax, grab some snacks and let's just get into it. So first things first, we hit one million subscribers. Let me get this back. One million subscribers on the 20th of May, 2022. And today is the 20th of June, or the 21st of June. So like, look how big this thing is, bud. Oh my God. So today is the 20th of June. So it's been about a month since we've hit a million subscribers. And I just received this plaque yesterday. I've got it in my hands. And like for the first time, it feels real. I'm like holding it. This is a representation of all the effort and work that has gone into this channel and kind of just a physical object that represents this amazing and incredible, incredible achievement. When I first hit a million, me and my sister were in this room, watching the countdown on the monitor behind me.  Let's go! You said it! And it honestly felt so, so surreal at the time. After that, my friends here in the UK got me this surprise one million cake on a random night out, which was really, really wonderful. And kind of made me appreciate, you know, how much everyone around me is happy for me and proud of me for this achievement. Happy birthday, D&C! And then later on in Jordan, we had another big celebration with a lot of my friends and it just filled my heart up so much. Honestly, it made me so, so warm and fuzzy inside and just happy to have everyone celebrate this with me. Woo! Happy birthday, D&C! Happy birthday, D&C! And then of course, all of you watching have been sending me such wonderful DMs on Instagram, leaving such wonderful comments on my videos here, congratulating me and us for reaching a million subscribers. I feel like I'm just bathing and basking in all of this love and attention from absolutely everyone around me and I couldn't be more thankful. To all of you watching this video, who have supported me every single week over the last 218 weeks of uploading weekly content to this YouTube channel, I just need to say the biggest, biggest thank you. It's been four years, three months and 13 days of uploading content every single week. And I can honestly count on two hands the number of negative comments that I've had over that entire time period which is absolutely insane. You've all been so supportive of me trying out different types of content over the years. You know, you've really given me the creative freedom to just make videos about what I want, and showed me support throughout no matter what. And truly, I really appreciate that. It's given me a sense of freedom unlike anything else. This YouTube channel has changed my life in many, many different ways and has opened doors for me that would otherwise never have been accessible and for that I'm forever grateful. As cheesy as it is, I simply could not have done this without you and I just want to say from the bottom of my heart, thank you, thank you so much. You know, this celebration is for me but it's also for all of you watching. So thank you. So let's talk about this sense of relief. Basically, about a year ago when I was at about, I think like 600,000, 700,000 subscribers, I started realizing that if I just kept continuing uploading videos and doing what it is that I'm doing, at some point I would eventually reach a million. And once that kind of entered my head, I couldn't get rid of that idea. And I started to realize that I might actually hit a million subscribers before I graduated from medical school which would give me the title of first medical student with a million subscribers which I think I currently have but if I don't, no one tell me, just let me enjoy this for a little bit. I'm gonna graduate in a couple of weeks so let me just enjoy this for a little bit. Ever since about a year ago when this idea entered my head, it's been a huge motivator to keep me going and grinding uploading videos every single week whilst being a full-time medical student in my final year of medical school. You know, as a creator, we tend to focus a lot on the numbers, the views, the retention rate, the subscribers, the watch time, whatever. And focusing on these numbers can actually have a really significant effect on your mood. As sad as it is, as a content creator, these numbers drive a lot of your feeling about how your content is doing, how your channel is doing, et cetera. And so this can come with extreme highs when things are going well and they can also come with lows when things are not. Now, generally speaking, I always feel like I've had a good relationship with the numbers, trying not to pay too much attention to them or let them drive my mood but that obviously hasn't always been the case. And particularly over the last year, because we were so close to this milestone, it was something that I just could not get off my head and it was something that I was thinking about constantly, how much are we growing every day, how close are we, when is it gonna happen, et cetera, et cetera. When we hit 750,000 subscribers, I was like, oh my God, okay, 250,000 left. And then at 800,000, I was like 200,000 left.  Whatever a milestone was achieved, there was always more. We were continuously chasing this magical number of a million subscribers for really no reason, just besides the fact that it's this big cool number that comes along with a massive gold plaque. And then the day that I reached a million subscribers, I just had this huge, huge sense of relief, this weight lifted off my shoulders, where I could say to myself, Nasser, the numbers just don't matter anymore. I've currently reached the biggest milestone I could ever possibly imagine having reached and there's just nothing above this that I want that I could ever reach, I'm done. I don't want 1.1 million subscribers, I don't want 1.5, I don't want two, I don't want five, I don't want 10. I am so happy and so content with reaching a million subscribers. There's nothing more than I want. And that feeling of being able to sort of release myself from the numbers, release myself from having a goal of growth and a place that I'm trying to reach but haven't been getting to for so long has just been so, so wonderful. And so after four and a half years of working day in, day out, constantly being focused on growth and how can we reach new people and how can we help the most people and how can we make good videos and this, this and that, I finally feel this sense of relief where I can tell myself, you know what, just relax man, like you're good, you've made it. All right, let's take a moment to talk about the impact that this YouTube channel has had. Now, the reach and the impact, I think has been really, really hard for me to wrap my head around and had it not been for all of my friends, you know, constantly saying this stuff to me and for me now reaching million subscribers and had some time to kind of reflect on what this YouTube channel has been able to do. I don't think I would be able to really wrap my head around it and I still can't but that's partly why I want to talk about this so that I can understand it and you know, reflect on it and see what impact this channel has had. So let's start with people who I don't know, people who I don't have a direct relationship or contact with. So this includes a lot of you guys who are probably watching this video right now, a lot of the comments that I get on YouTube, on Instagram, on Twitter, et cetera. And it's just mind-boggling some of the comments that I receive, you know, people telling me that they've applied to medical school because of me and my videos that they've been able to improve their studying techniques, do well in their exams and succeed in university because of my videos, that they weren't sure about entering the medical field or profession but my videos have motivated them or given them, you know, some sort of reason to want to pursue that or even the messages where people are telling me that they were in a really dark part of their life or in a slump in their life and you know, watching my videos has helped them kind of get out of that. And I think it's pretty much impossible to kind of realize the impact that any of my videos might have had on any one individual person because what we kind of see is the overall numbers, the overall view count, the overall growth and success of the YouTube channel but it's hard to sort of focus on any one individual. And the strange thing is, you know, for the YouTubers that I watch, the people that I look up to, I know how much of an impact that they've had on me. I know what changes I've made in my life because of them but it's hard for me to think that someone else might do the same because of videos that they watched that are the ones that I made. For me to think that I've had a positive impact on somebody watching these videos from across the world, from, you know, somewhere completely different than me who I've never met is just absolutely insane. And even when I travel abroad and people come up to me and recognize me on the street, like in Paris, you know, in Jordan, in Greece, wherever it is that I am, and they come up to me and they're like, hey, are you Carmamedic or I watch your videos or something like that? You know, I'm always like, really? Like you watch my videos? Which is absolutely crazy to think about because first of all, someone who watches my videos needs to be in the same geographical location as me, then they have to actually realize or recognize me that I'm there, then they have to care enough about my videos or about me to walk up to me and want to introduce themselves and say hi. And all those things happening together at the same time, I feel like there's such a slim chance of that happening yet it keeps happening over and over again and even here in the UK, whenever I go out and I'm just walking around and having fun in London. And you know, if I saw one of the YouTubers that I watched on the street, I would be like, oh my God, I would walk up to them and say, you know, hi, my name is Nasser, I'm a really big fan of your videos, I really enjoy the content you make, blah, blah, blah, but I just can't wrap my head around somebody else wanting to do that to me because I'm just, I'm Nasser. I'm the Nasser that I've always known, I'm not some YouTuber who people look up to or want to like meet in real life. And I'll get messages from my friends here in uni who say that their cousin or their mom or their sister watches my videos and they find them useful and they like them and things like that. And I just think to myself like, wow, there's so many connections that these videos have reached, they've sort of reached and permeated so far into so many different people's lives. And it's an amazing thing that I haven't really sat down to think about and truly process because whenever people say this to me, I kind of brush it off as, okay, fine, like, cool, but I haven't really thought about what that means. And to kind of realize and soak in the impact that the videos have had and how far they've reached is really, really amazing. And then second is the sort of recognition that I get from people who are closer to home. So people who I have a direct contact with, you know, friends and family. And even at some point, the YouTube creators app or something shouted me out on Twitter, like me shouted out my videos on Twitter, the official YouTube account, like, that's crazy. And in the hospital, I've had surgeons, doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, healthcare assistants, you know, all kinds of people come up to me and say, are you comorbidic? I watch your videos. I really like them, blah, blah, blah, blah. And I'm just like, what is going on here?  And a lot of these people telling me that they're proud of me and that I'm doing something meaningful or valuable for other people is just a, it's a really humbling experience. And it's really, I don't know how to describe it, but it's just, it's humbling. It's really, it's, I know how highly I think of my friends in my closer circles. And you know, for them to say something so meaningful to me, for me, is just a really amazing feeling. All of this to say that despite me kind of not thinking about it and just brushing it off all of these years, I feel like I can finally sit here and say that, yes, my videos have had an impact.  And at the time, I couldn't think of a better possible way to do that than being a doctor. You know, what else could you do that would be so amazing and be able to impact other people's lives in such a meaningful and positive way? Which is a really big reason for why I applied to medical school in the first place. And now to think that I've already had that positive impact and that wide and important, valuable impact before I even start work as a doctor is just amazing. It kind of feels like my whole life up until this point has been the prequel and I'm now just about to start the main story. I don't know how to say this without coming across as arrogant or full of myself or whatever, but to be honest, it's the truth and I just want to say it.  I'm so happy, I'm so content with what I've been able to do through making these videos on the internet. And I'm forever grateful for you guys watching and your support continuously throughout over this period of time that has given me this platform to be able to do something like this. And I feel like in four and a half years I haven't allowed myself to feel this pride or to feel this joy and this happiness because I was constantly on that hamster wheel of just keep going, just keep going one video a week. Let's move on to the next video, let's move on to the next thing, just keep going, just keep going. But I haven't really had the time to sit down and think about it and kind of take this all in.  And to sit here and to say that all of that effort and sacrifice and hard work was absolutely worth it. Just makes me so, so happy inside. I'm so proud of this YouTube channel and every person that it's been able to reach and hopefully help in any way, shape, or form. I'm really proud of it. So again, thank you all so much for giving me the opportunity to have a platform like this to give me the honor of being able to help so many people's lives and impact so many people in this way. I'm forever grateful. Now for this second part of the video I kind of wanna talk about why I'm taking this decision to take a bit of a step back from YouTube, how it is that I got here both physically and with my own thoughts, why I've arrived at this conclusion and kind of, I wanna take you through the behind the scenes of having this YouTube channel and what it's been like for me. I think we need to start by looking back at when I first started this YouTube channel back in 2018. So back when I started the channel and I had absolutely no idea what I was doing, every single week there was a one week turnaround time where on Thursday I would think of a video idea, start scripting it on like Friday, Saturday, maybe film on Sunday, Monday, something like that and then edit, edit, edit, edit, edit, edit, edit as much as I could in all of my free time up until Thursday at 8.30 in the morning when I'd hit publish, then that cycle would rinse and repeat. Now at this time I had this huge creative fire just burning under me, making me go, go, go, think of all these videos, make them, film them, come up with new editing techniques, cinematic filming and B-roll, hyperlapses, you know, things that I was just so excited about learning and doing and, you know, I look back at that period as one of the best of my life. I was finding out about this new hobby, enjoying every single second of it, still working a full-time job doing research in the summer, but just grinding, grinding, grinding, making these YouTube videos. Quite honestly, it just, it completely consumed me and I enjoyed every single second of it. The thrill of putting out a new video, a new piece of content week after week was just amazing. But somewhere over the last four and a half years, making these videos has kind of moved from a creative passion project each and every week to something of a formula, kind of like a factory production line, something that I could rinse and repeat over and over again. And this is what I want to explore in the next part of the video. So I think at the beginning of my fourth year of medical school, this would be late 2020, things started to change for me. Over the summer, I had just finished studying for the USM Lee Step One, studying about eight to 10 hours a day for five months in a row. I was completely burned out by that time. On top of that, suddenly in medical school, we were expected to be in the hospital for more hours per day, more days per week. And the amount of commitments and studying and exams that we had was kind of ramping up. Their importance was definitely ramping up. Now with all of this additional time pressure in my life, I wouldn't say that the creative passion fire thing was starting to die down, but it was more that I had so much, so many other time commitments in my life that it was kind of suppressing that fire to keep going with this analogy. And so I was starting to feel more and more constrained and feeling like I couldn't spend the amount of time that I wanted to in making each of these videos every single week. And as much as I wanted to for a creative hobby that I had, something I did entirely for fun. I think the thing that a lot of people who watch YouTube videos don't necessarily understand or know about is that running a YouTube channel is a serious amount of work. There's a lot of things that go on behind the scenes, besides sitting down like this, just hitting record and talking to the camera. There's all kind of thoughts and planning that goes into making a video. There's refining your script, re-refining your script over and over again, sitting down to film, taking multiple takes of the same thing over and over. And then of course the editing process can be extremely, extremely lengthy. And that's just the content creation part. There's also building your brand online, your public image, keeping up to date with your social media, responding to comments and interacting with your audience, thinking about other projects you want to do, like selling your notes, creating a product, making merch. There's a lot of things going on. Now, if you're a full-time YouTuber and you do these things from nine to five, five or six days a week, I think they're more than manageable. But because I was a full-time medical student and because my main goal in life is to become a doctor and a good doctor, you know, a lot of my priority and my focus was going to medical school and rightfully so, which meant that in every single second of spare time that I had, I was working on this YouTube channel. Now, don't get me wrong. I absolutely loved every single second of that hustle and grind working on this YouTube channel outside of medical school.  No one was holding a gun to my head and telling me to script YouTube videos on the tube or on the bus in the morning on the way to the hospital or when I get back home here after a long day of placement. You know, I was working on YouTube and making these videos because I really enjoyed the process. I loved doing it and I still love doing it. So please don't get me wrong. I'm not complaining about the process. I'm just sort of saying what my day-to-day schedule kind of looked like. So anyways, come fourth year of medical school, I started realizing that I just simply don't have as much time as I used to to make these YouTube videos and I don't have enough time to keep up with a weekly posting schedule. And so it was around this time that we started working with an editor to help edit these YouTube videos, which was probably the best decision that we ever made. This allowed me to have a lot more free time per week to focus on medical school, but also to think more about the videos that I was making, the scripts of them, have more time to film them and then I could actually enjoy my life more as well outside of that, you know, do all my social activities, my sports and exercise, my extracurriculars, all that stuff because suddenly I had a bunch of time that was freed up. And Kevin, the editor who I still work with till today, he's been absolutely amazing. I finished filming the video, I sent him over the files. He does the first edit to about 80 or 90% completion and then I finish off the edit myself and hit post. We're running out of battery. Let me do a quick battery change. Now having an editor meant that I could keep up with my weekly upload schedule, whether I was on vacation, whether I was in the middle of final exam season in medical school, whether it was just a normal week that had gotten me busy due to life admin or whatever, having an editor helped me keep up with that schedule. No matter what was going on, you were gonna get a video at Thursday at 830 in the morning. Even in my final year of medical school with, you know, some of the most stress I've ever been in my life, I was still able to put out a video every single week. And this was largely because of the help that was around me.  A lot of input from me that was still needed regularly every single week, most days of the week, in order to make the schedule happen. Now this was all for fourth year of medical school and then fifth year of medical school hit. Can you turn the channel then? Hi, my name is Nasser and I'm now a final year medical student studying at King's College London. And suddenly my responsibilities in medical school again jumped up. We had more days in the hospital, more things to do, more responsibility. And on top of that, an endless barrage of exams and job applications and all kinds of administrative stuff that we needed to get done. And so again, I found myself in a position where I was running out of time to be able to do this creative hobby that I loved so much. And then I wanted to spend ever more time on. And so we made the decision to hire another person this time to help with the script writing and the research process of making the video. Now this was again very, very helpful. It took yet another chunk of time out of my hands and onto someone else. And Alina, the script writer, she's been absolutely amazing. Big shout out to her. And together as a team with the script writer and the editor, we've been able to make some really great content and put out those videos every single week throughout my entire time at medical school, which is really, really amazing. Now having these two people working with me meant that I could actually be a full-time medical student, attend the gym and exercise, do all of my social and fun events, my extracurriculars and just also have fun and live a normal life. I think in my final years of medical school, if I was trying to do everything by myself, it would have been too much and there's no way I would have been able to keep up with that weekly upload schedule. Now having these team members on board was incredibly helpful for me to continue making content and putting it out every single week. What it really changed for me and the sort of negative impact of having people help with the videos is that it took away from that creative, passionate, fire project thing that I had going every single week when I first started this YouTube channel. Suddenly, I found myself in a position where before it was me being involved in every little detail of the video making process from start to finish, suddenly I found myself following a formula, kind of like a factory production line, videos getting scripted, I filmed the video, video gets edited, I upload the video, rinse and repeat. So that brings us to where we are today where over the last couple of months, I've kind of felt like I'm just following this formula of making videos once a week and I'm uploading videos and making videos because I told myself and I promised myself four and a half years ago on the day that I posted my first video that I was going to make a video every single week.  I've just kept on telling myself, all right, Nasser, another week, another video, keep going, just keep making videos. We're almost admitting subscribers, just keep going, just keep going, just keep going. Truth be told, I feel like I've been on autopilot for a little while now just grinding, grinding, grinding, hustling, hustling, hustling, doing my medical school and everything I need to do in my life and making sure that these YouTube videos happen once a week, going, going, going, going, going. And you know, this kind of factory line production of videos is not what I want to be doing. This is not why I started this YouTube channel. I started this YouTube channel because I loved making videos and I wanted to help other people and I just found everything really, really fun. And this kind of production line of making videos and pumping out content every single week, just for the sake of pumping out content is not what I want to be doing. This YouTube channel is a fun, creative hobby. You know, it's not my primary source of income and it's not my future life goal of becoming a YouTuber.  It's a way for me to creatively express myself and have fun and that's what I want it to be. I don't want it to be a second job on top of my primary job of being a doctor just pumping out content for the sake of pumping out content. I want to make videos that I'm really excited about, that I'm really happy about, that I put a lot of time and effort into. And yeah, that's the goal of this YouTube channel. That's why I made this YouTube channel. I'm not sure if I explained that well or if I adequately kind of walked you through my thought process of how I've reached this point. I hope it kind of makes sense but maybe the next section will help clear things up even more. I think a big part of the reasoning for the way I feel, how I do feel now about this YouTube channel is because of the weekly upload schedule. Imagine doing something week in and week out every single day, every minute of the day, reading emails, negotiating contracts, script writing, filming, SEO, thumbnail design, growth, product design, all these things and just thinking about them every minute of every day on a week by week basis for four and a half years. This is whether I'm eating breakfast, commuting on the tube or on the bus, walking around London, hanging out with my friends at the gym, running, sitting here in my room, at all times of the day just being utterly consumed by this thing that is YouTube. And this is all on top of your nine to five job or in my case being a full-time medical student which comes along with its own, a lot of responsibilities being in the hospital, tons of time spent studying outside of your time in medical school. You know, I don't think I need to state the obvious in saying that studying medicine or a medical degree is a really, really tough degree to study. Long story short, it's been a lot. I've been grinding or hustling or whatever the young kids say these days for a really, really long time and I think that it's time for me to take a step back. A couple of weeks ago, Kenji, a good friend of mine, a colleague in medical school and also a YouTuber, he sent me an article following a conversation that we had right after we finished our final exams in medical school when we were sitting in Guy's Bar on campus just chilling and chatting. I read it and it hit me on such a deep, deep level and I'll leave a link in the description to the full article if you wanna read it for yourself but let me read out some quotes for you from the article. So the article is called, Are We Too Busy To Enjoy Life? Quote, being busy all the time can give us an illusion of productivity which may feel reassuring but isn't there a risk we are too busy to enjoy life? Quote, many people rush from one task to another without ever taking a step back to ask, am I really enjoying any of this or are these tasks actually making me too busy to enjoy life? Dr. Brene Brown from the University of Houston describes being crazy busy as a numbing strategy we use to avoid facing the truth of our lives and finally, quote, a long task list overloading our senses can make us believe we are moving in the right direction or at least in a direction. These quotes hit me hard. I feel like I had a first enlightenment when I started doing therapy a couple of months ago and now after this article I felt like I had another round of enlightenment. Now it's important to say that I truly don't believe I would be where I am today in my academic life, in my personal life, in my social life and with this online presence here on YouTube, if I hadn't worked as hard as I did and sacrificed as much as I did over the last four and a half years, but these sentences hit me really hard and I feel like I've achieved more than I could have ever dreamed of achieving with this YouTube channel and I feel like I'm finally in a comfortable position where I can say to myself like, you know what Nasser, you did it. All that hard work and all that effort, whatever it is you were striving towards, whatever you were hoping to achieve, whatever you were hoping to do, you've done it, you can relax now, like you can take a step back. It's fine, you can chill. Now a lot of you are probably thinking, Nasser, why would you take a step back from YouTube as soon as you reach a million subscribers? Surely this is the best time for your channel. This is when you should put your foot down on the gas and you should just go, go, go and keep growing. I hear you and I've battled back and forth with this personally by myself quite a lot and I think the truth is it's just, it's finally happened. I've reached the point of burnout. I've made enough videos for enough weeks and I've burned out. I just can't continue this channel in the same way that I have been over the last four and a half years. All right, so what's happening next? Where do we go from here? What's gonna happen to Karma Medic? Well guys, I'm gonna take a break. I'm going to take a break from this YouTube channel, step back and just enjoy other parts of my life and I'm gonna do two things. The first of which is I'm not gonna have a weekly upload schedule anymore. I'm just gonna upload videos whenever I feel like it, whenever I make them, whenever I feel like it's right as opposed to sticking to this schedule for no real reason other than I told myself I would stick to the schedule. And the second thing is I want to take more time making my videos. This weekly upload schedule has really forced me to do things as quickly as I can one week at a time over and over again and I feel like I've lost a lot of that fun in the creative aspect of making a video and filming it and editing it, et cetera. And I wanna go back to that. I wanna take time to film those cinematic b-roll shots, to film those hyperlapses, to do multiple angles of the same exact take and then put them together in post. I want to do that.  Now, for a lot of you watching, I imagine that this isn't what you were hoping for from my 1 million subscriber celebration video. And if you're one of those people and that's what you think, then I think that's okay. You know, all these YouTubers that you watch on this platform, they're all real humans. They're not some sort of super humans working nonstop to make these videos. They're all real people. They have their own struggles, their own lives, their own thoughts and feelings, their own everything, just like you watching the video. And sometimes creators get burned out or there's too much going on in their life and it's just not compatible with making videos for YouTube or on a weekly basis or whatever.  I promise this is not my last YouTube video. I love making YouTube videos and I'm gonna keep on making YouTube videos. Just gonna take it a little bit easy. I've already got lots of ideas for content that I wanna film in the future. I've got some great ideas for products, physical products that I want to make, which I think will be very helpful and valuable to all kinds of students, pharmacy, nursing, dentistry, medicine, you know, everyone. And I'm excited to share all of this with the world. I love making content. I love sharing content online. And you know, during this time, if you guys wanna keep in touch with me, if you wanna stay in contact, I'm still gonna be plenty active on the Discord server.  It's always a good time. Now, if you are looking for videos about study advice, motivation, time management, note-taking, you name it. It exists somewhere here on the YouTube channel. I've actually gone back and neatly organized all of my videos into playlists for easy organization and navigation. So if you're looking for any particular video, just go over there. You'll find everything you need. I hope you guys that are watching, if you've made it to the end of this video, I hope that you're not disappointed. I hope you don't feel let down. And I hope that you understand where I'm coming from. I debated a lot about making this video to begin with. Should I just make a happy one million subscriber celebration video or should I go into this long deep dive about really how I feel, what's been going on and what it's really like to have a YouTube channel behind the scenes whilst being a full-time medical student, et cetera. And I was struggling with that decision for a long time, but I actually think it's really important and that there's a lot of value in you as the viewer, knowing and seeing what it has been like for me over the last four and a half years, giving you some insight into my thoughts and feelings, into the workload that is behind this YouTube channel, the amount of work and effort and people that are involved and just, yeah, I think it's important that you guys know, I think it's valuable for people to know. You know, this video is getting very, very long. I think I should probably wrap it up. I started this YouTube channel not to become internet famous or an influencer or whatever. I started this channel because I wanted to have a positive impact. And now having reached a million subscribers, I think I can confidently say to myself that I have had that positive impact and I've achieved what I set out to do. And it's finally time for me to relieve myself of this hectic schedule that I've given myself over the last four and a half years and kind of just enjoy the fruits of my labor for a little bit. I am forever grateful for all of you who have been watching me over the years and I'm so incredibly proud of what we've managed to achieve together. Even if I left YouTube and I never uploaded a video again, I would be so happy and so content with everything that's happened so far. Thank you so much for your time. Thank you so much for your support and I will catch you in the next one. Peace.


Everybody forced here ripping 20 22 playbook football hobby eight box half-case number 33 random team style check out the results right here You can find those anytime a late in sports cards calm We'll go ahead and get started now. Good luck everybody The hat mojo 22 to go on the next playbook I got that tweeted out good stuff see more spots coming in for the next couple of days More spots for prism in 2012 NT love to see that got a hot routes Jersey to 199 Garrett Wilson Garrett Wilson there for the Jets a Sunday's best patch three of 25 Raiders Devonte Adams Tay Adams one of the better receivers in the league Gibi G throwing the ball now Rookie auto Texans Christian Harris 12 out of 15 and Kyle Hamilton to 299 on the rookie patch out of book for the for the Ravens Ravens Raven so contenders teams are on sale everybody. They're all on sale at least a little bit We got playbook next. Hopefully prism football tears down to 12 to go same with 2012 football That's also a 12 so a lot of 12s going on and sapphires at 13 12 at 12 Wow crazy, maybe we'll break it at 12 Next up we got a hot routes Jersey to 199 a mark Cooper for the Browns. I don't know what's your favorite kind of Peanut butter cookie Hi, that's got a 49 Packers Romeo Dobbs. Are you funny? Comedian over here Packers Romeo Dobbs rookie patch card hot routes Here you go Donny Shady McCoy Eagles auto 2 of 25 Okay, the Sean McCoy goal line graphs for the birds Chip Kelly's boy Shady McCoy and what do we got here? We got a Kenneth Walker the third on the Vault rookie eight-way relic auto book card the first vault. I've pulled in a while. That is sick Nice K9 Seahawks one of 25 the first one That's really like Six patches or no two patches a glove right there. Maybe helmet in the bottom I'm gonna be something else too. I think it's a patch and there's a ball, of course What's up Lane? That's a nasty K9. I'll take a picture of it K9. Oh, yeah lanes are gonna come in lane Like working with Lane. It's got a great great hat collection great shoe collection great card collection and He picks up the best national Sam club that is true So yeah, a lot of confidence for Lane actually jumbo Jersey to 199 Crystal Lave Saints It's worth 99. Yeah, right, dude. Let's say the same exact thing Toa on the patch or Jersey to 99 for the Dolphins to Tua and Another nice running back hit here goal line graphs Clinton Portis 99 99 Denver Clinton Portis and A rookie Jersey on a book Alec Pierce Colts to 299 nice car for the Colts the Colts So guys if you were gonna give a box of football cards, that's under like 500 bucks. Oh, yeah, of course Yeah, yes, you're gonna give a box of all cards to maybe like let's say like an eight or nine year old That's under 500 bucks. What would you give them? Like illusions or Phoenix or Jersey car Tyler Boyd down a dirty to 149 Bengals game used Phoenix is good The boy I'm talking about My cousins he has a kind of like my nephew, but he's a he he's open Phoenix before he likes it a lot, but That one's give him something different Kenneth Walker the third rookie on it's a 49 for the Seahawks playbook or choice Yeah, choice might be good chronic chronicles ago. We don't we don't have chronicles now, but I'm gonna give him some Little some some for Two brothers the close in age. I forget which one's where it is.  Well on the goal line auto 1299 Eagles Yeah, chronicles is definitely good if we had chronicles, I'd probably buy that and J-Moda 99 on the rookie patch out of book Lions great hits Pokemon. Yeah, they like football though. So I said well football If they like Pokemon to be a lot easier Be a lot easier, I know exactly what to get but it's always tough Yeah, I think that like Phoenix was good because it's just I feel I'm sure they're like Venus because you get the hits and then you get the Yeah, a lot of color you get the hits as well as a relics and then it's like cool design cool inserts school design So I don't know like that Illusions to be a good one. Yeah, it was just along those lines where you get hits and just kind of crazy stuff So all they can get a photo belly Oh my god, they can get a Funkadelic Jersey card for the Texans to 199 is Brandon cooks What's up, Tony? New card collector. Thank you new car collector. Oh, I got to give everyone a compliments now. It's thank you Thursday, of course Which has been going on for a total of five hours now. We got a Chargers Jersey to 199 Isaiah Spiller Tony appreciate. Oh, wow. We get something big next. Hold that. Hold that thought Tony Hold that thought one-of-one printing plate, rookie auto Kenny pick it Joe Joe Joe Joe, I don't know what I'm doing, but uh big card Pittsburgh One-of-one KP here first. I'll help you out Whoa, yeah, sir a car in here or like a four-wheeler or a RC car. They're transformers. What? One-of-one KP I'm trying to find Steelers. I can't do it though. Jeff T There we go. I don't know a ton about it, Tony But I get why everyone's upset. I get it to 99 rookie Jersey Auto Pats Bailey zappy. I Don't think it's ideal, but Yeah, it's pretty much that's pretty much what I got to yeah, Randy. That was a Bailey zappy. Yeah, that was a Lambo Nice zap attack Pats hat mojo for Connor. There you go Pats hat mojo Okay, I'll score again. Yeah, you too Okay Yeah, I'm gonna say Tony. I appreciate your knowledge of especially baseball prospecting I was good to have you around man, rookie dual patch to 49 one Dale Robbins and Giants. I think I'm missing some people Connor oh Connor Appreciate Connor calling out the hat mojo. Thank you for commenting my house. I'll comment you that's good compliment compliment and compliment success Lanes boy of Vince young auto to 49 11 to 49 shotgun signatures It is very hard to get like good lighting on these cards to show But you get the gist of it What's with all the the crazy goal line graphs we got a Tiki barber now to 99 Giants That's pretty cool Tiki and a rookie jumbo book Johan dots and commanders dual patch Three colors a piece good stuff good half case so far. Yeah, the next half is just as good We'll be rooming all over the place. Oh, yeah, so much extra room for activities Yeah, I did there Donnie I did I like that. Do you know what I'm saying? Of course, I appreciate your your pun usage But Oh Just one more maybe Yeah, all right 19 to go on playbook. Hopefully next guys like I was saying if we fill up contenders We'll probably do contenders first We're kind of just Hoping to get things. I mean we're getting things fill it. It's just whatever comes first is what we're gonna break So that's kind of where we had five and six on contenders. We're at 12 on prison football tiered 12 on 2012 and T13 on top from sapphire Playbook next is 18 now 18 to go So I type 19 and we're at 18 and then we're pretty close to contenders again guys all the teams contenders are at least a little bit on sale I marked the rest of a good amount of the rest of down a bit more so Something to to think about. Yeah, I like that. There's less boxes. I like that. I Yeah, I don't I don't I Don't know if the Dutch auction part is the best move, but I don't want to get too much into it guys But it's you know, you know, it's one ninety nine. Jembo Jersey Taekwondo and Pat's Patriots Taekwondo and Alec Pierce Colts on the rookie patch card to 25 nine to 25 And he also on sale tonight. I mean prison football is Is pretty much on sale top scrum sapphires right where it should be NT football? I mean it's hard to put in T football on sale Yeah, but Tony Hill on the hash mark signatures to one ninety nine book and one ninety nine of one ninety nine for the Cowboys and Christian Watson RPA book Packers to two ninety nine nice hit Packers Rickie Jersey auto actually and one more here Jersey down and dirty the one forty nine Chargers Mike Williams Phil sim shotgun signatures to 49 Giants nice hits Got Mary and barber to 25 on the auto hash marks for the Cowboys Pressing piece Mary and barber. He was super underrated and Ricky jumbo book again, Brian Robinson, Jr. Commanders again to 99 Do well Jersey all right y'all give me a sec here. We'll do a quick recap So playbook and contenders guys. I'll give you a contenders link now to give you a playbook one First contenders is at five. You got Colts dolphins Giants Seahawks and commanders Anders are down 60 bucks. I was a really good half case like I said though So here's our relics down a dirty is game used Mike Williams. There you hold all these maybe not Alec Pierce Tyclon Thornton. We're gonna grip straight Wanda Robinson. I can't even get the cards at the right angle though Isaiah Spiller mr. Brandon cooks Game use Jersey a Tyler Boyd Boyd's void as Sam would say To a tango by Loa Chris Olava Romeo Dobbs. I'm Ari Cooper Devonte Adams Garrett Wilson Mary and barber Phil Sims a Tony Hill Tiki barber Vince young a lot of that out of this. That's pretty cool Kenneth gain. Well Kenneth Walker the third Clinton Portis LaShon McCoy is an eagle Christian Harris. What if you pull the LaShon McCoy bills card? I like or chiefs I'd be happy Dual Jersey Brian Robinson junior commanders Jersey autos of Christian Watson dual Jersey Johan Dotson Jersey auto Bailey Zappie Jamison Williams Alec Pierce Kyle Hamilton Next there we got one of one printing plate rookie auto Kenny Pickett. Congrats to the Steelers very nice card that I Can't hold apparently and a really awesome book here Vault one of 25 Kenneth Walker the third rookie auto book All right, that'll do it great hit there. Congrats to the Seahawks is one of 25 Which is right there not in the front like I was showing you let's move on to the next one. Thanks everybody