Welcome back to another product review. And today I'm going to take a look at Batman, the animated series art of book, which is absolutely fantastic. Today is apparently Batman day because I just took a look at this one. So check out blending it in. If you want to check out the flip through of this book, it's on my channel. But today we're going to take a look at this one, Batman animated. Fantastic. That is this here. Let's take this off and then you get this, this in the back. The spine, if you open it up, you get this here. All right, let's take a look. This is probably my favorite Batman versions of all of them. That and the books, I love this. And this book is so good. Love this. I love the music, the production design. This already, it's so cool. I I wouldn't say I grew up with it because I'm not. I was already fairly old when I when this came out. But man, it left such an impression. I love it. I mean, the first Batman movie, Michael Keaton was Tim Burton, you know, big influence on this and I love the aesthetic. But this is so cool already. That's cool. Look at that. These are great. Oh, I'm going to put them in there so you can see them all somewhat. This really has so many different explorations and stories. I love seeing this. You can easily Google the I'm going to put the link in the description to the opening, so the storyboards for it. Great opening, great music. Shirley Walker did such an amazing score. You can get these on. I think they're usually double CDs, a couple of volumes. They're also really cool. Come on already, all of this. The artwork is so good. And then you see this here. Oh, yes. A little kit with toys. But come on, love that. Look at those lines. So great. What I also love about this show, so good. The Batman, the Michael Keaton one has a great car, but that one is also fantastic. To go and get this here, you got that little guy, but also the dust it's here on my shelf next to where I work. The awesome car per guy, a bit dusty here. Love it. Let's keep that here. Let's continue here. You got all your characters. See, that's what I love. I love seeing all of this. And also it goes into merchandise. Really, it is a book that covers so many aspects, which is so great. Let me go through it. There's a lot to look at. The voice work is so good. Great. Love seeing this. Yes. I actually didn't see this in Switzerland. We were visiting a friend of ours in Fort Lauderdale, and that's where, as a Swiss guy, the first time I saw a Toys R Us, so many toys in there, and also Batman toys. I thought, what is this? And then discovered the TV show, as we were in a hotel room, and I was absolutely immediately hooked. More double pages here. Classic characters, of course. Come on, that's great. And then there's a Mr. Freeze episode, maybe 10 minutes, if any of you are old enough to remember the Panasonic 3DO console. CD was a big thing. Full motion video, so cool. Also, Mask of the Phantasm is a fantastic movie. But anyway, on that, the 3DO had a demo disc. And on the demo disc, yeah, demos from the games and movies and a bunch of stuff like that, the menu, but also 10 minutes of the Batman animated series and it included Mr. Freeze episode. And I don't know how many times I watched just that segment. Yeah, come on. Such a great design, so cool. So if you are a Batman fan, I highly, highly recommend you check out this series. It's so good. Batman Beyond was also really cool. I have to say, I really liked that one too. There we go. So cool. Come on. That is the book. Like I said, there's more material. So if you're looking for, here's volume three out of all of these, I think they're four in total. They're great. Booklet is great. Again, the music is absolutely fantastic. If you get this here, this is getting older here, the complete animated series. That's what this looks like. Very, very cool. Oh. So all of these have artwork. Of course, have it in digital as well. So I don't go in this here. And this also came with that, which is super cool. 3D lenticular versions here. Lots of different ones. There you have it. A fantastic book for a fantastic series. I hope you liked that. Go check it out. And hopefully I'll see you in my next clip. And actually, if you're staying, there's one more Batman thing I'm gonna open here. And that's in my next clip. So hopefully I'll see you then.


Hey guys, how you doing? This is rich from rich to be live Hope you're all having a great day Hope you're all having a great day. This is rich from rich to be live and I wanted to go live and talk to you about wall street and GameStop and Keith Gill and Wall Street bets and Reddit and Wall Street mania that has swept the world the universe is Talking about Wall Street bets right now. Everybody is talking about Wall Street bets right now The whole world is talking about Wall Street bets right now Everybody is talking about Wall Street bets right now So the question is are you talking about Wall Street bets? Are you focused on Wall Street bets? Are you looking at what these guys are doing? Are you aware of what these guys are doing?  This is the biggest news, breaking news on the planet. Everybody is talking about this. Everybody in the world talking about Wall Street Bets right now and Keith Gill. Would you agree? There we go. So this is the biggest breaking news. Keith Gill drove the GameStop Reddit mania and he talked to the Wall Street Journal and I would love to know what you guys think about this news. Keith Gill is literally all over the news. Everybody's talking about Keith Gill. Everybody's talking about Wall Street Bets and he was on the Wall Street Journal. And what an article this was. What a shock. I mean, I was shocked when I read this article and what I saw and I want to go through it. I want to make sure everybody knows what is going on here because this is pretty massive. What's happening? This is like literally a movement. It has changed the world as we know it. It has changed the investing world. What a crazy, crazy time for investors.  He was the first one on YouTube to talk about GameStop and why he loved GameStop and why he was buying GameStop. He's a trader known as Deep Effing Value on Wall Street Bets Forum and he helped turn the investing world upside down. And he says, I didn't expect this. Good morning, everybody. I hope you can hear me well. This is Rich from Rich to Be Live. Keith Gill in his Boston suburb basement where he streams his YouTube videos has become one of the most popular men on Wall Street. One of the most popular investors in the world and the man behind the GameStop pick that has gone up huge and potentially and essentially has made investors millions of dollars. The investor who helped direct the world's attention to GameStop leading a horde of online followers in a bizarre market rally that made and lost fortunes from one day to the next says he's just a normal guy. I didn't expect this, said Keith Gill, a 34-year-old known as Deep Effing Value by fans on Reddit Wall Street Bets Forum and data by his two-year-old daughter. He said he didn't set out to draw the attention of Congress, the Federal Reserve, hedge funds, the media, trading platforms and hundreds of thousands of investors. I would say that that's actually in the millions. The story is so much bigger than me, Mr. Gill told the Wall Street Journal in his first interview since the unboxing this week of a volatile new stock market game. I support these retail investors, their ability to make a statement. To many of them, Mr. Gill, who recently worked in marketing for Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Co., is the force behind the quadruple-digit gains and shares of the video game retailer GameStop up more than 1,600% this year through Friday, and Keith Gill has been on YouTube talking about GameStop for six months. He's actually the first person I think that really got behind GameStop, and that's why he's being, I guess, talked about as the leader of this revolution. On Wednesday, the stock jumped 135% to $347.51, a record before plunging to $194, a share Thursday, and then sharply rebounding to end the week over $300. At the start of the year, GameStop shares went for around $18. Our community has been looking at GameStop since it was at $6. I don't believe GameStop is worth anything close to where it's trading today. This is not me talking about buying GameStop at all. This is me explaining to you what is going on in this movement, because this movement is real, and making sure you understand how you can potentially benefit from the movement that is happening in the market, which I believe is now starting to gain so much steam that it's going to become almost virtually impossible to stop it. Many online investors say his advocacy helped turn them into a force, powerful enough to cause big losses for established hedge funds, and for the moment, turn the investing world upside down, and that is a fact. Mr. Gill posted a screenshot of his brokerage account on Wednesday, showing roughly $20 million daily gain on GameStop. That's right, he made $20 million on his GameStop trade idea, and that includes shares and options in the stock. Your steady hand convinced many of us to not only buy, but hold. Your example has literally changed the lives of thousands of ordinary people. Seriously, thank you. You deserve every penny. Replied one Reddit user, RealityCheck. Here's a picture of Mr. Gill with helping power that GameStop frenzy this week. Online traders credit Mr. Gill with helping power the GameStop frenzy this week. You can see the chart on GameStop is just a rocket, and Mr. Gill is being credited as the person behind this, this revolution. The next day, Mr. Gill posted another screenshot showing about $15 million loss. I mean, that's the stock market, right? We go up and we go down. After Thursday's market close, his E-Trade brokerage account, viewed by the journal, held around $33 million, including GameStop. GameStop's stock options and millions in cash. He always liked money, said Elaine Gill, his mother as a child. She said he would get money from those scratch tickets that people didn't know they'd own. Or that people didn't know they'd won. People would throw them on the ground. A lot of the times there was still money on them. Mr. Gill's online persona. He goes by Roaring Kitty on YouTube. And you can see his videos. I went through it and I subscribed. This gentleman has been talking about GameStop for six months. So this is not like a lucky trade. This is a trade that he really put a lot of time into. And apparently a lot of other people followed his trade idea and have made a lot of money. I'm not telling you you should follow his trade idea. I'm just telling you what happened. I want to make sure everyone understands the difference. Rich TV Live is strictly for education and entertainment purposes. Always do your due diligence. Always do your research before you invest in anything that we talk about here in Rich TV Live. So Mr. Gill's online persona. He goes by Roaring Kitty on YouTube. Has drawn tens of thousands of fans and copycats who share screenshots of their own brokerage accounts as the GameStop frenzy peaked this week. Hundreds of thousands of new investors downloaded applications like Robinhood to join the action according to Apptopia Inc. Wall Street is in an uproar over GameStop shares this week after members of Reddit's popular Wall Street Bets forum encouraged bets on the video game retailer. Wall Street Bets Wall Street Journal explains how options trading is driving the action and what's at stake. So Mr. Gill said he wasn't a rabble rewiser out to take on the establishment just someone who believes investors can find value in unloved stocks. He never expected to have a legion of fans debating his identity online or millions of dollars in his trading account. He said he was just the dad with an online hobby and a plastic kitty slide on the front lawn of a Boston suburb. Mr. Gill began investing in GameStop around June 2019. He said when he was hovering around $5 a share. That's when we started paying attention to it in our community when it was at $6. Little did I know or did any of us know it was going to go to 300 plus 400 plus. I mean this is absolutely wild. Now it's not the only stock that's gone up. The thing is this company doesn't really have the equity or the fundamentals to justify trading at these prices. Now a lot of companies that are $400 don't have the equity or don't have the fundamentals or the revenue to justify trading at $400 and they trade at these higher levels too. A lot of people say the same thing about Tesla. A lot of people say the same thing about Bitcoin. So at the end of the day it is trading at $300. I'm not here to tell anyone to go buy it at $300 but it's something we definitely need to watch because what's happening now is that hedge funds and institutions are selling their positions in other stocks which is forcing the market down so that they can cover their losses in the short squeeze that has been created by this massive feeding frenzy and buying frenzy of GameStop and other stocks that have been focused on and have been targeted by Wall Street Bets community which is essentially investors all over the world. So how do you stop that? That's why this is becoming such a phenomenon and a lot of really big influential people from all over the world are joining on the bandwagon and they believe this is a good thing. Now I have no idea long term how this is going to affect the market so this is why it's important that we always are aware of what's going on in the market because as investors we need to know what is affecting our market and what could potentially take the market higher or lower. Earlier that year the game retailer was hunting for its fifth chief executive in a little over 12 months. Mr. Gill kept buying although he never played much besides Super Mario or Donkey Kong. He saw potential for the struggling retailer to reinvigorate itself by attracting new customers with the latest video game consoles. People were doing a quick take saying GameStop was the next blockbuster he said a chain caught in a retail decline. It appeared many folks just weren't digging in deeper. It was a gross misclassification of the opportunity and I mean you can look at the stock here going from $5 to 450 plus unbelievable. Like I said I don't believe it's worth these prices. I don't own GameStop. I will not buy at these prices at all. I'm not interested in this. I do believe at some point this stock will come crashing down and this will get very ugly for investors. So please proceed with caution. I'm not suggesting anybody buys this. I think it's very overpriced and very overvalued. However because of the mechanics of the situation I also wouldn't be surprised to see GameStop go to $1,000. But would I be willing to bet on it? Would I be willing to invest in it? No. But do I think it's possible? Absolutely. It's already gone to 450 and this story is just gaining legs. So who knows how high it's going to go just on Hypalone. Plus there's a massive short squeeze on it. So Mr. Gill, tall with shoulder length hair opened a YouTube channel last summer and he worked in the basement of his home. He rents in Willington, Massachusetts to avoid disturbing his daughter after bedtime. He sat on his channel. He touted GameStop and Belgian beers. His favorite is Delirium Tremens. On a recent YouTube live stream he wore a red headband and avid or sunglasses while fielding questions on stocks. He poured himself Perseco then switched to beer as he celebrated big gains and gave showdowns to legions of viewers and traders in a seven hour plus extravaganza. The stream has tallied more than 200,000 views and that's all on YouTube. You guys can go watch it. Mr. Gill's obscene username on Reddit's Wall Street Bets forum is supposed to reflect the belief in value investing. Buying shares of companies that are inexpensive relative to the underlying business. Which at $6 maybe it was and I believe it was. We were talking about it at $6 but $300. I would say it's extremely overvalued and I would proceed with caution. Among his many Reddit fans Mr. Gill will go down as the greatest legend in the history of Wall Street Bets said John Hagedorn, a 34 year old training supervisor based in Reconcoma, New York. He's the original OG. I'm calling him the original OG folks. The stocks wild ride seemingly divorced from standard measures of corporate value has spurred complaints that investors branding investors banding together to provoke this kind of frenzy amounts to market manipulation. The question is how do you stop it? I mean these are investors on social media all over the world. How do you stop it? The securities and exchange commission said Friday it would act to protect retail investors when the facts demonstrate abusive or manipulative trading activity. Mr. Gill said he hasn't heard from the SEC. Fast times. The first thing that it asked him when this craziness started was is this illegal or anything dishonest? He said no, mom. It's not recalled. Mr. Gill, who lives in Brockton, Massachusetts, where she and Steve Gill raised their son in high school. Mr. Gill was the distance runner and he earned a national honors on the team at nearby Stonehill College, where he graduated in 2009 with an accounting major. He ran a four minute mile under sidelined by. Oh, too bad until sidelined by an Achilles injury. Wow. Four minute miles per impressive. Mr. Gill moved to New Hampshire for four years and found a mentor, an investor, and software developer his aunt introduced him to. He holds a designation as a chartered financial analyst and said he was drawn by the complexity and challenge of stockpicking, which became an outlet for an energy he once put into running. He started working at Mass Mutual in 2009. Now this is what caught my attention. This notepad. This cryptic notepad. And look at the pics on this list. So I zoomed in and the second pic on his list was tat. And you can see tat is the second pic on his list. He's got tat there. And then he's got this like arrow pointing to T O B A F. His third pic is F N K O. His fourth pic is J M I A. His fifth pic is IDEX, another company that we've had on our show multiple times. And another company that our community has done extremely well on. Then his next pic is H G E N. Then his next pic is B Y D D F. Another pic that our community is talking about in the electric vehicle space. Then his next pic is F R T A. And then his next pic is N V D A. And then his next pic is SPI. And then his next pic is F S. I think it's L R or C R. I can't make that one out. Then his next pic is N N D M. Which is another pic that we've been talking about in our community. Then his next pic after that is N O K and Eric. And it's funny because members have been talking about Nokia and I've been saying, well, if Nokia is very bullish and people are jumping into Nokia, then we need to look at Ericsson. Because just like Nokia could be a major player in the 5G space, I believe that Ericsson will equally be a major player. And he's got Nokia and Ericsson on his list as well. So it's interesting. He's got some of the pics on his list that I look at, right? So I mean, he's got some of the pics on his list that I talk about. And I'm sitting here thinking, and I'm trying to read his notes and I'm like, why is this cryptic message in this article? And why are his pics in this article? And what could that mean for these pics? Are these his next pics? Are these the next cryptic pics? And if TAT is one of his next cryptic pics, then we need to be aware of it. And it's funny because a lot of people were... I talked about this on the weekend and TAT is up in Germany on Saturday and it's up again today in Germany. In a small account, a small broker that's open on the weekends for just a little bit of time, it's already up. People are buying the stock. Now, are they buying it because they saw this article and they see TATs on his list? Because I'm not making this up. This is in the Wall Street Journal. Wow, I am PipGirl. StockTalk says TAT is at $297 on the German exchange. And it's funny because I did this video earlier this on Friday and I talked about this photo and I said TATs on this list and people kept saying they can't see it. And I'm like, well, I can see it. It's at the very top of the list on the right hand side of all the pics. TAT's right there, it's number two. If you go to the second side of the page where there's the red line in the middle and you look at the pics to the very right of that, this is like one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 pics. TAT is the second pic from the top. I'm not making this up. This is very real. So I'm not the only one that noticed this. I just happened to be the first one who noticed it. And now I'm putting it everywhere so people are aware. And I don't think there's anything wrong with that because TAT, in my opinion, is a company that has a chance to be absolutely huge. So I wouldn't everybody all over the world want to know about this rocket. I was the first one to tell everyone about TAT when it was at 41 cents. Today it trades at $2.60 in Canada and right now apparently it's trading at $2.97 in Germany. So that's a smaller exchange in Germany. That's not the full German exchange. The full German exchange will be open later on tomorrow. But this is a great sign that maybe Keith Gill and the Wall Street Bets community get behind TAT one day. Maybe they get on it right away. Maybe they see this list and they jump on some of these pics and maybe they jump on TAT. I have no idea. I'm not 100% sure. I just saw this and it was mind boggling that TAT was on the list. It was mind boggling that IDEX was on the list because those are two of the pics that we've talked about on our show non-stop. So to me that was extremely exciting. Extremely, extremely exciting. How you guys all doing? Hope you guys are all having a great day. Hope you're having a great weekend. Excited about what's going to happen in the market this week.  And it's pretty clear here that TAT lifestyle and wellness is on Keith Gill's list. So not sure why they have this cryptic list, but it's clearly there. And it's there for the whole world to see. Anyone who reads this article or sees this video can now see TAT, IDEX, F-C-E-L, Nokia, Eric, NNDM. These are all pics that he's looking at. And I'm going to continue to try to make the most of this list and try to see exactly what's on this list. I think there might be some more pics. I'm just trying to make sure I understand clearly what he's saying here. But why would you show this notepad? Why would you show? It says Hello Kitty right on the notepad. So why would you show this notepad? This is a cryptic message for a reason. This is a cryptic message for a reason. And I don't know why, but there's a reason why they put this cryptic message on the Wall Street Journal. And I feel like it's my responsibility to make sure the whole world knows. Where is their e-commerce store? Are you talking about TAT? I know they're working on it. It should be open up really, really soon, if not any moment. Hey, Randy, how you doing, brother? Yeah, man, we love the stock market. Randy, what do you think about this? What do you think about this, brother? What do you think about this crazy situation with Wall Street bets taking over the stock market? It's nuts. And guys, love it. If you guys would join our club, we are building a trading club and it's growing super, super quickly. And I'm super proud of our members and we are growing all over the world, literally talking about stocks, cryptocurrency and forex and gold and index is 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Our community has been killing it on Ripple all weekend long. Congratulations to members. Amanda's been calling the Ripple buy. And all weekend long, I've been trying to understand what is going on here and how this is all connected and why they would put this notepad with a bunch of picks in this article. I'd love to know your opinion on it. I'm not going to go through the entire article, but this is pretty wild what is happening here. This is a gentleman that has essentially changed the world and overnight has become one of the most talked about people in the world. Literally, this gentleman here has become one of the most talked about people in the world. And for good reason, he's made millions of dollars on a stock trade and helped many others also do extremely well and he's become somewhat of a hero to investors. So like I said, Rich TV Live is strictly for education, entertainment purposes. Don't immediately go and buy anything that we talk about on Rich TV Live. Always do your due diligence. Always do your research before you invest in anything that we talk about here in Rich TV Live. Always speak to a financial advisor. Okay, a lot of stocks are very volatile, highly risky. A lot of the stocks that we talk about are highly volatile and very risky. Okay, don't immediately go and just buy them because we talk about it here. I want to make sure you understand that. Now in saying that, we do have a great track record and we've had tons of success. Rich TV Live is alternative news, alternative media. We like to interview CEOs so that you guys can learn about companies. We like to talk about undervalued, underappreciated, under exposed opportunities. We like to talk about the biggest news in the stock market every single day. To me, this is the biggest news in the market so we have to talk about it. To my surprise, when I'm reading the Wall Street Journal article and I see some of our own picks on this list, I had to bring it to your attention. So hopefully you guys see what I see here. Dylan, do you see Tatt on the list now? I know you're saying you couldn't see it. Is this clear to you that Tatt's on the list? I'm not making this up. So many people all week and long are saying, that's not true. I don't see Tatt on the list. I'm like, well, how come I see it on the list? Unless my eyes are tricking me, do you see Tatt on the list now? Because I can clearly see Tatt on the list. Just checking. I want to make sure everybody sees that. I'm not making this up. This is a reality and this could become a sign of what's to come in the future. I'm not saying that Keith Gill is buying Tatt. I have no idea. This is just a notepad that's in this article. I have no idea why they put it there. It's a cryptic notepad, almost like they're sending a message. So what do you guys think though? Like what do you think about this? Is this a signal of some sort? Is this a cryptic message to send a message to all the redditors, to all the Wall Street bets enthusiasts? What do you guys think? Let's start the conversation. Comment on the video. This is Rich from Mr. B. Live. If you're not winning, you're not watching. We bring you the winners and we bring them to you first. Wall Street bets. Keith Gill was on the Wall Street Journal. He's got his notepad as you can see it. And on the list, one of the picks that we've talked about, nonstop for the last six months, Tatt. Another pick on the list that we've talked about IDEX that I love and electric vehicle play. And many other companies that we've talked about on the list. What do you guys think? Love to know your opinion. Share this video everywhere. Comment down below. This is Rich from Mr. B. Live. If you're not winning, you're not watching. We bring the winners and we bring them to you first. Dylan saying up 50% over the weekend in Germany. Another thing, all weekend long people saying to me, the German market isn't open. Why are you lying? Like for real, man? Like get on my level before you start talking stuff that proves that you have no clue what you're talking about. When my members that are in Germany are telling me that Tatt is up in Germany, I know it's fact. When you come on my channel and you challenge me and you say the German market isn't open, stop lying.  Okay. Because I got members as you can see that are here right now saying Tatt is up in Germany. So don't come on my channel and tell me that Tatt is not open in Germany and stop lying to people. Tatt is not open in the German market on the weekends. Like man, get yourself together and learn facts. If you're short on the stock and you're getting squeezed, that's on you. Stop lying. Deal with it. Okay. That's my message as your boy Rich from Mississippi Live. If you're not winning, you're not watching, we're bringing the winners. We brought you Tatt of 41 cents and this rocket is just getting started and it's getting the attention of investors all over the world, including Keith Gill, apparently. Unless this is someone else's notepad with a bunch of picks that say hello kitty on it. I don't know. Let's say it says a notebook with notes on stocks and an eight ball toy that Keith Gill uses in his video streams. That sounds like it's Keith Gill's notepad to me. A notebook with notes on stocks and an eight ball toy that Keith Gill uses in his video streams. At the end of his YouTube stream, Mr. Gill and his viewers ask questions of the eight ball and how a stock will perform. Wow. Interesting folks. Interesting, interesting stuff. Love to know what you guys think. Is your boy Rich from Mississippi Live? And I'm out. Peace. What do you guys think? It's pretty big, right? Share this everywhere, guys. Smash the like, subscribe. Is your boy, I bring you winners. We've been bringing it first and this news is just getting started. Peace.


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And micro influencers are a cheaper alternative to working with these mega influencers, and they are much more effective in getting your content out there in some cases. I'm here to fight my case for why you guys should be using micro influencers in your next marketing strategy. So what are micro influencers? Well guys, they're exactly what the name sounds like. They're pretty much influencers who have a much smaller fan base, but they tend to be a lot more engaged with the contents that the influencers are posting. Now the number that specifies a micro influencer tends to change from market to marketer. I tend to think of it as an account or a person with a thousand followers to about 50,000 and so. Now I know what you're thinking. Why would I want to go after the smaller account instead of these accounts with millions and millions of followers? Well, contrary to popular belief, most of the times these micro influencer accounts tend to be a lot more engaged than the bigger influencers. Researchers have actually shown that the bigger an account gets, the more the engagement actually starts to fall. This typically starts to happen around 100,000 followers with their engagement and start to plateau. And like I said, it lessens the bigger that the account gets. The reason this may be is that you guys may start to kind of see these larger influencers as more like of marketers. Whereas micro influencers are seen by their audience as kind of like a buddy buddy or a pal. And they tend to trust them more because of the fact that they see that they don't have that many followers. So it's more like an everyday person recommending something to you as opposed to someone that you figure probably got paid to push this content to you. Because of this perceived effect, micro influencers tend to get around a 60% higher engagement rate than most of these mega influencers. So like I said, even though it's a smaller fan base or a smaller like audience pool, it's a much more deeply engaged audience pool that you'll be reaching into. Now, another reason that you should consider working with micro influencers is they tend to be a lot cheaper than their mega influencer counterparts. Like I said earlier, an insane amount of followers does come with an insane price tag. I was recently talking to an influencer page on Instagram the other day and true story, he wanted $6,000 for a 24 hour post, $10,000 for a permanent post on his page. That's a crazy amount of money that I'm sure that most of you don't have or aren't willing to spend. Now, as you can see, most of these micro influencers are charging well below that type of money, giving you a better bang for your buck when you think of the fact that they tend to have these deeper engaged fan bases anyway. Now, I'm sure you're wondering or asking yourself, but how, Kory, how do I find these micro influencers so that I can reach out to them and get something going? Well, the beauty of it is micro influencers exist on every single platform. It pretty much boils down to knowing your audience so that you have a direction to move in and then just putting a little elbow grease into your search. As a matter of fact, I want to show you guys how I'm going about finding micro influencers on YouTube. All right, guys. So here we are in YouTube. I'm on the desktop version. You can use the mobile app. I just prefer to do it on my laptop because I do it faster that way. Now, one of the main ways that you'll use to find these YouTube channels is by pretty much keyword searching. This ties back into knowing your audience and knowing what artists you kind of relate to so that you're not just blind searching on the platform. If you haven't checked out that video already, go ahead and do so just so you can start to figure out where you're going to start looking and which YouTubers make the most sense for you. So what you'll want to do, like I said, is keyword search by typing in artists that relate to you or who have fan bases that you're trying to kind of poach away and find channels and YouTubers that are talking about them or making content centered around them in some type of way. So let's use ski mask to slump God, for our example. So what you'll want to do is type in ski mask to slump God and this will bring up every single page just talking about him or making content centered around him in some type of way. So here you have his video on Lyric Eliminate. You have a post about him on R Irving Central, which is a YouTube channel that pretty much like post music and music news and stuff like that. So like I said, you'll want to just kind of scroll and dig through using every ounce of your patience to go through these channels and find the ones that are more likely to get back to you or may have prices that fit within your budget. So let's just do a little digging. Let's try to find somebody. That's fine. Okay, let's check this guy out. Zay Rashad Reactions. Yes, 16 hours ago, almost 5,000 views. Okay, so this guy has 55,000 subscribers. So he falls within the range for a micro influencer. So what you want to do is look at his videos first, see what types of views he's getting, see what types of content he's posting about. So it looks like this guy pretty much centers his channels around doing reaction videos to different rappers, music videos and songs and whatnot. These are actually the perfect types of channels to get you a video out there and start to build like these organic listeners around your songs and your music videos who come from these types of channels. A little tip, sometimes typing in reaction after the artist that you're looking for helps you find these YouTubers the most as reaction videos are one of the like source content that YouTubers rely on when they need it, especially music YouTubers when they need to rely on like putting something up. And this guy does specialize in posting about artists or smaller artists, at least they're artists I've never personally heard of. Like I've never heard of Lil Chicken or Glock 9 or Blackpink and he's actually getting pretty good numbers. So once you've kind of looked at what he has or what he's gotten, what you would just want to do is come to his about section and see if he has some kind of contact information, maybe an email.  So that means he is open to being reached out to and probably open to working with you types of guys. So it would just be a matter of reaching out to him going, hey, I found you a channel on YouTube. I like the stuff you're doing. I want to know if maybe we could work out a way that you could do a reaction video to my video or reaction video to my song. And then you will want to make sure that the price that they're charging makes sense for the engagement that they're getting. I can't really give you like a normal price, as every YouTuber genuinely just does charge like what they think their channel is worth. And the good thing about YouTube is there are literally channels about any and everything. So you don't have to stick specifically to just music YouTubers. Another way to get your songs out there is to kind of dip into these different niches by getting your songs onto these other channels and working with the content that they have. So let's try to find one within another niche. Let's look for a gaming channels. Gaming channels are pretty big on YouTube and they usually work well with music artists with promotions and stuff like that. So let's just go here and type in gaming channels. A way to kind of make this a little easier is to come to the filter section and filter everything out by view count. Now this is going to bring up the most watched channels first of course. So all you would need to do is just scroll through and find the smaller accounts and figure out a way to contact them. So let's find one right now. Okay, here's one right here. Protoscope. Let's check out Protoscope. So Protoscope has 30,000. Let's make sure he's active. Okay, his last video was three days ago. So he's a pretty active YouTuber. He's not getting insane numbers, but he is still doing numbers. So for someone like this, it'll pretty much be the same thing. You would just want to find their contact information, hit them up and figure out a way that you guys could work together. With a channel like this, you probably would be better off just asking them, hey, can I have my song posted on your channel maybe at the beginning or the end or have it playing underneath your audio while you're speaking stuff and you just stole my information in the bio and we work that way or maybe you could work out something a little more in depth. It really does depend on you and the YouTuber. Yeah guys, so that's pretty much what you would want to do. Like I said, this does work for any channel within any niche. You could work with makeup artists. You can work with fashion stylists, food YouTubers, literally anything. You guys know how YouTube is. There's literally any and everything on YouTube and a lot of these people are open to working with you. You just have to find them, make sure that they fit within your budget and then figure out how you can make content or your content makes sense with their channel and with their posting. So I hope that helps you guys out with finding YouTube channels. Good luck in your search. So like I said, finding these influences on these platforms really just boils down to knowing your audience, giving yourself a direction that you can move in so you're not blind searching and then just learning how to navigate these different platforms like whether it be Twitch, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, whatever it be. If you know how to find most of these mega influences, a little pro tip. A lot of times these micro influencers are hanging around in the comment sections of these guys as they're trying to grow their audiences as well. So they're not hard to find. You just got to do a little digging. Now, once you've found these micro influencers, what you'll want to do is evaluate them. Make sure that the money that they're charging is worth it for what kinds of engagement that they have. And then you want to figure out how you're going to use these guys. This comes down to what exactly types of content that you're trying to push and how creative you guys want to get. Maybe you want to hit up a food YouTuber and say, Hey, I see the types of stuff that you're making. I like the meals that you're making. How about you use one of my songs in your next video? And we work together that way. Maybe you hit up a Twitter and say, Hey, let's do a listening session during your next live stream. Maybe you hit up an Instagram meme account and say, Hey, I'm going to put my song under this viral video and we're going to work together to push it out that way. The possibilities are literally endless and really come down to what platform are you using and how creative you and the influencer want to get. Now, with all of that being said, guys, I want you all to seriously consider using micro influencers and your next marketing campaign or content dispersion strategies. They can be a very effective way of getting your content and your music out there all while building a very organic fan base. And the thing about it is you don't have to stick to just music influences. Like I was saying earlier, as long as you're willing to try to figure out how your content makes sense with the influencers content, you can really work within any type of niche. Now, if you feel like you're learning anything today, guys, please like and share this video, turn on those post notifications as well. I wouldn't want you guys to miss anything just because YouTube is being iffy. Once again, my name is Corey and I'll see y'all next time.


Hey everybody, Chad here from the Electric Academy. Funny story, I just recorded this whole video when I realized that my mic, this part here, you see that? That wasn't plugged in fully into the camera, so there was this horrendous hiss when I went to edit it. And so you can thank me later, or you can thank me now, but it was brutal, so I had the whole thing done. So the way I like it is, it's just a great dry run through. This is gonna be a fantastic video. Today what we're gonna be doing is we're gonna be talking about the Darlington Pear Transistor. Let me just get this mic out of the way. I have been getting a lot of questions about the Darlington Pear, so I thought, what better time to do it than now? So if you don't know anything about transistors, totally okay, hit the I up above there, and it's gonna take you to a playlist full of electronics. In that playlist is about three or four videos on how transistors work, kind of the magic behind them all. But if you don't have time for that, you can follow along here, and I can guarantee that by the end of this, you'll have an understanding of how transistors work. Now, transistors have two functions. Number one, they are used for switching. We're not gonna go into switching circuits in this video. Actually next week, we'll carry on with the whole mini mini series thing. Next week, I'll do one on the alarm circuit that uses two transistors and uses them as switches. But this week, what we're gonna do is we're gonna focus on the second function, which is amplification. Now what I mean by that is, if you have one side of a transistor, and say on that one side, you have one milliamp, you can take that transistor and it can actually amplify that one milliamp or that signal and it's got what's called a beta or an amplification factor, whatever you wanna call it, this magical thing that suddenly takes this one milliamp and turns it into 100 milliamps. Now, I use that term magical jokingly. At its basic, it's not magically turning one milliamp into 100 milliamps. What it is doing is it's taking one milliamp and it's using it to control the 100 milliamps. So we're using a smaller current to control a larger current. And then sometimes we can get in the whole discussion as to whether or not transistors are current based or they're voltage based. If you wanna get into that discussion, let's do that down in the discussion. I would actually love to hear your comments on that. But for this, for our purposes today, we're gonna talk mostly about it being current based. And again, we're also gonna follow electron current flow and not conventional current flow. Again, that's a whole other discussion down for the comments below. Let's jump into the whiteboard and we'll take a look around and see what we're talking about. So here we go. I've got my basic circuit here. This is a Darlington pair transistor circuit. I have my voltage source. So VCC, which is your voltage control circuit. We have our RC, which is our collector resistor, which is basically our load. Then over here, we have our RB, which is our base resistor. So that's kind of what controls all this other current that we're gonna kind of see how this whole sequence works out. Now again, just follow along and the joy of being on YouTube is you can hit pause, you can rewind and go back and do it again. But trust me when I say that these things can actually be quite fun and just take your time with them. You don't need to rush into it. And if you want, I can actually send you, I've got a great worksheet on this to practice with. So I'll try to put a link for that in the description. Remind me if it's not there, make a comment down below if I don't put it in there. I will get it to you because it's just a great way to practice. Now, let's go back to the whiteboard here. So what we have here is Q1, Q2. Those are two transistors. A transistor will have a base side. It will have a collector side and it will have a emitter side. So that's stuff that you're gonna learn if you go back to those videos or maybe you already know. Now in a typical transistor circuit, we have a forward voltage drop from our base to our emitter of 0.7 volts because they're basically transistors act like back-to-back diodes and a silicon diode has a 0.7 volt drop when it's in forward bias. So base to emitter here is gonna be that 0.7 volt drop. Now on a typical transistor circuit, we need to take that into account for RB. However, stop. We need to take a look and we see that we've got a 0.7 volt drop on this Q1. We also have a 0.7 volt drop on Q2 because it's a silicon resistor as well. Which means that these two volt drops are in series. You can kind of see what I'm talking about here. I'm series-ess. I got 0.7 to 0.7, which means I have a 1.4 volt drop. We don't have a 0.7 volt drop anymore because we have two transistors in series with each other. So instead of taking your RB here, your VRB, typically what we would do is take your VCC minus 0.7 to get VRB. Now we're taking VCC minus 1.4 to get VRB. Now let's get some things set up. We have 24 volts as our control voltage. We have 10,000 ohms as our collector outer resistor. And then we have 100,000 ohms at our base. So we're gonna go through the whole process here. So our first step here is going to be what is our base voltage? Now what we're gonna do, as I mentioned, is we're gonna take 24 minus the 1.4 and that's gonna get us 22.6 volts, right?  Next up, what we're gonna do is we're gonna take this 22.6 and we're gonna divide it by the 100,000. That's gonna give us our base current. Now the reason why we like to use Darlington pair of transistors is that typically a transistor will have a gain of anywhere between 10 to 500. If you need to go beyond 500, that's when we start using these because we're taking the gain of Q1 and we're gonna multiply it by the gain of Q2 to get an overall gain. So if I had a 10 and 10, I'm gonna have 100 as my total gain in this situation. So again, I digressed a bit, I just wanted to make mention of that. Let's go back to this, using Ohm's Law and that's the craziest math we're gonna do in this whole circuit, that in subtraction. We're gonna go 22.6 divided by 100,000 ohms. That's gonna give us 226 microamps. Okay, now we have our base current. Everything's basically unlocked for us at this point because we now know that our base current times the beta of our transistor, which is our amplification factor or our gain, is gonna give us our collector current. So 226 microamps and in this case, we're gonna assume that the beta is 100. If it's not mentioned, you can make the assumption that the beta of a transistor is 100. So 226 microamps times 100, which is the beta, is gonna give us our collector current. In this case, that works out to be 22.6 milliamps. So we've got everything. We're off and we're running now. The hard part is done. Now, one thing you will learn if you go back to the other transistor videos is our emitter current is actually going to be our base current plus our collector current. And there's a way more better description of it in those other videos. I don't wanna go too far into it this time. Just take my word for it that my emitter current is my collector plus my base. So in this case, I'm taking my base current here, the 226 microamps, and I'm gonna add it to the 22.6 milliamps to get this emitter current down here. In that case, it works out to be 22.826 milliamps. Now, here's the magic of how this transistor works. And I don't know why I just love this part, but I think it's just brilliant. And whoever came up with this stuff, just, but let's take a look here again. This emitter current, if you notice the emitter here, it is connected to the base of Q2. So the emitter of Q1 is actually the base of Q2, right? So there you go. We're off and away again, because now we have the base. And again, I have no beta. So 22.826, we can assume that the beta is 100 is gonna give me my collector current. In this case, 2.2826 because I'm taking 22.826 milliamps times that by 100 gets me 2.2826 amps. Okay, now before you go too crazy on this and think that we're off and running, we can work out what our RC is, there's one thing that you need to really watch for. Let's take a look back down here at the whiteboard. This 226 or 2.2826 amps here is on this collector. You notice it comes up to this little nodey point here. That point also has 22.6 milliamps coming to it as well. They're going to come to this point and to this point and they're going to add, which means that my current going through my collector resistor is not going to be this. That's the one common mistake I see all my students make on this when they first start doing them is they think that the collector current down here is this collector current up here. It's not. IRC is something different. IRC is this C1 plus C2. In this case, that works out to be 2.3 amps. You have to add those two collector currents together because they meet at that node. Then we can laugh because we're done basically using Ohm's Law again. 2.3 times 10,000 will give us our RC. In this case, that's 23 volts. Then just the same as we've done with every other type of transistor, our VCC minus our VRC will give us our VCE. So we have 23 volts here. We have 24 volts here. That means that there must be a volt across this VCE. And that's the whole basis that we've just done it. We've gone through a whole Darlington pair transistor and there's nothing too crazy about it. Just to recap, let's just take a quick one last look here. VCC minus 1.4 gets me VRB. VRB divided by RB gets me IB. IB times beta gets me IC. IC plus IB gets me IE. IE becomes IB. IB times beta gets me IC. IC1 plus IC2 gets us IRC. IRC times RC gets us VRC. VCC minus VRC gets us VCE. And if I could right now, I would bow. There's a complete rhythm to this. It's almost like there's a dance to it. Every student that I've had that's worked these things through, find that once they get that little rhythm and how it all works out, find them absolutely easy and almost fun. I'm not gonna say they all find them fun, but some do. And then when they go back to the other transistor circuits, they are completely easy. That's a Darlington pair transistor. Again, we use them when we need to get a bigger gain than what a typical transistor can give us that 10 to 500 that a typical transistor will get us. Now, one question I have for you, my question of the day is, those of you who are into electronics and this is a legit question, oftentimes we see that the beta or the gain is sometimes called HFE. If you know why it's called HFE, can you do me a favor and I would love to know myself personally, can you leave a comment down below and let us know, all of us know, what HFE stands for and why they call it that? That's all I got for this week. Next week we'll go into how a transistor is used to switch. If you're getting any value out of these things, please hit subscribe, ring that notification bell, leave comments down below, share this with your friends. If you're in school, share them with your buddies, share them with your mom, your pop, your grandpa, your grandma, anybody who's into electricity, I'd love to keep getting the word out. And as the word starts to grow, I can start making more and more of these things and I absolutely love making these. So we'll see you next week. Have a fantastic week, stay safe and stay classy.


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Peter Kittle Motor Company was established in 1988 in the Outback Australia and now we have four dealerships across Northern Territory and South Australia. Look, we have a lot of difficulty trying to recruit for motor mechanics and related sort of service type of roles, whether it's service advisors or workshop controllers. There's a big shortage of that, especially in our rural locations. I think the shortage is because we just don't have those skills coming through the trades anymore. We certainly promote apprentices, but we just don't seem to have the young individuals who want to take a career in that path as much as what they used to be. Australia has a program at the moment of regenerating regional areas. To make that happen, you need skilled professionals in a range of occupations, whether it's your local motor mechanic, whether it's an extra town planner, whether it's a water and sewage engineer, whether in fact it's highly skilled teachers to support a local school, it's clear that there are shortages emerging in parts of Australia. Not every part of regional Australia has in fact a skilled shortage, but there are a number of parts that do. We invest in our Australian staff strategically from the top. We have a very strong focus on training, whether it's training for the leadership through our organisation. As I mentioned earlier, our apprentices, our trainee ships, all sorts of levels within the organisation we're continuing trying to grow, and that does include bringing in our skilled migrants. We are finding a lot of people interested in regional Australia. In fact, I'm quite surprised. They don't care where they work, they're just keen to get to Australia. So that gives them an us more flexibility. We do need people out of the cities into the regions, and the response we've had today is very positive in that score. A lot of our visa arrangements are now targeted at helping to rebuild regional Australia. Things like the regional sponsored migration scheme, things like regional migration agreements, are all specifically tailored visa products to enable skilled workers to go to regional Australia on a temporary or a permanent basis to help that regional regeneration take place.