I gotta find the right instrument. Yeah.
Okay...
Uh, honky tonk. Oh, I love honky tonk. Yeah
We kind of want to make a revamp on our channel.
You'll still be seeing the same stuff. Alex and Drew series, behind the scenes vlogs, all that kind of stuff.
But we want to try to do some more content, maybe some travel videos, challenges between me and Alex,
And I was thinking about music videos, too.
So I thought I'd get Ethan Van Sile here. Come on. Come on over here.
ETHAN: You want me to get closer to you? This is too close.
DREW: No...
Yeah, don't... Are you kidding me? You wanted me to be closer to you. You know what
Listen, I'm sorry. I'm sorry Ethan.
So we just wanna sort of branch out on our content more and do more things that people might like.
Feel free to leave in the comments down below your own thoughts on other types of videos we could do.
Because we all need ideas guys. Guys, guys, seriously, we're running out of ideas.
But basically today I thought, I had Ethan over, and I'm like, "what fun thing could we do"?
So we decided to just make some funny meme music, so...
We're gonna make some beats.
DREW: What what'd I do?
You just said it like you were like an 80 year old dad. Like, "let's make some beats!"
Why would you say that?
Tell me how much you love the honky Tonk?
I love it man. Mmmm.
It's really yummy
Do I love it?
DREW: Yeah.
MMMMMMM!
Dude... If this was a breakfast burrito...
DREW: If this was a breakfast burrito...
I would eat it all with no sauce.
if there was sauce on this breakfast burrito, I would still eat it. But it's so good, you don't even need the...
What'd I say? The sauce on a breakfast burrito?
I don't even know what that means!
I mean, I think I know what we should do. I think we should just...
Play country roads, but sing the Mario music to it instead.
ETHAN: Do you know... is is that song acutally on here?
DREW: Yes, this song is on here! We are doing this. Okay guys, we're gonna sing this.
Oh my gosh, it's actually on here!
Yeah!
Let's a-go!
It's a-me!
MARIO!!!
Mushroom Kingdom!
Bowser's Castle!
Let's a-go!
Rainbow Road!
Go ahead drop it
Wow, that's actually a really clean cut!
Did you glue the head? Holy moly? That's...
It stayed on! Wow!
There we go...
I don't think this looks right. This isn't right. Did I put it in right?
That's it. Yeah. There you go
Aaaaah! Oh! That's scary
DREW: That "guh" is very weird. It's like a "guhh".
ETHAN: Oh, it's an a capella thing...
DREW: This is definitely an old MIDI keyboard right here.
Yeah because who does a bass drum like this?
DREW: I mean, you'd know you're a percussionist, so, I wouldn't know.
ETHAN: I don't beatbox though. (Beatbox noises)
I can't... I'm not gonna even try and do that. You better not try it either, I know you can.
You're welcome.
DREW: Thanks for that. How about we make something with a beat?
I'M A GOD
I dislike mac and cheese. I will never eat mac and cheese. That's the thing.
Yeah, people think that I'm weird, but that's like... I don't know why I don't like it
I don't know how I don't like it. I just hate mac and cheese!
Hey, I always mess up when I... No...
I always mess up on that song.
And other songs like BoHeMoDy Rhapsody that's easy to do. You just gotta do that. But with THAT?
That's difficult to do.
The zoom... I can hear the zooming in by the way. I can hear it zooming in. I can see it as well
Being behind the camera- being in front of it. That's...
Mr. Van Sile, thank you for joining us today.
We're signing off for now. If you liked, make sure to hit that thumbs up button, subscribe if you haven't already...
And I'll see you guys the next one. Peace!
You said it brother.
What was that?
I called you brother!
Hey you want to do the hand thing?
So, um...
If you like make sure to hit that thumbs up button
Subscribe if you haven't already and I'll see you guys in the next one. Peace. And you can do that. You wanna?
Oh. Oh, yeah.
DREW: Oh boy. I'm scared.
What the heck?
This is quite, um... Fantastic.
Sing it with me now!
Baby shark, doo-doo doo-doo-doo-doo. Baby shark, doo-doo doo-doo-doo-doo.
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hi it's Alyssa from online fabric store making popcorn over the stove is
delicious but can't take a super long time and can be super annoying so skip
the hassle with this reusable microwavable popcorn bag here's how the
materials you will need are a rotary cutter and mat or scissors one yard
cotton quilting fabric clips cotton thread a ruler and a sewing machine
cut two panels that are 12 by 22 inches always pre wash your fabric so it
doesn't shrink after you make your bag
clip the right sides together and sew around the edges leaving a space to turn
the fabric inside out on one of the longer edges make sure your fabric and
thread are 100% cotton it's important to use 100% cotton thread because polyester
thread will melt and burn the fabric flip the bag right side out and push out
the corners
fold in the edges of the opening and sew it shut
fold one of the short edges over so it has a 2-inch fold clip it in place take
the opposite edge and fold it to the top edge and clip back in place
sew up both sides of the bag
push the bottom corners of the bag together and sew into a triangle shape
this stitch should be perpendicular with the already sewn seam flip the bag
inside out and push out all the corners flip the two inch folds to the other
side of your bag now you're ready to pop some corn while microwaving watch
closely to make sure that the bag doesn't burn wash the bag as needed this
bag makes a great gift for all those popcorn lovers in your life and is a
great sustainable alternatives to traditional microwave popcorn thanks for
watching this OFS project like and subscribe to our channel for more
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FUS RO DAH! [#63] - Duration: 0:50.
yes what is it that you want? difficult? I'm a jarl! I eat the most succulent meat
drink the finest ale and hunt with the best hounds in the hold. Meanwhile my
very capable steward sees to the needs of the small folk and ensures that my
hold runs smoothly being a jarl could hardly be simpler
you should try it sometime. Come and see me again sometime I might have some use for you
FUS RO DAH!
[death by arrow entering the dovahkiin's butthole noises]
[inb4 "Aaa Thats hot thats hot"]
AAAAGGGHH!
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How to Sell a Business: "Should I tell My Staff My Business is For Sale?" - Duration: 4:32.
One of the most common questions I get when I'm signing up business owners
ready to sell their business, is they ask me, "Should I tell the staff my businesses
for sale?" Well should we tell the staff? What do you think?
Should I Tell My Staff the Business is For Sale?
This is a common question many Brokers are faced with as they go to market with a new business.
Of course, there are issues that surround telling your staff that their place of employment is to be sold however,
if done properly there can be a great deal of tactical benefits to you, as well as easing uncertainty.
In many businesses I work with owners have formed a tight and supportive community where the staff are the company's biggest asset.
Many owners report a sense of fear that surrounds the sale and will try and hide the fact from staff.
In reality the bigger issue is your team hearing second hand, inaccurate information and panicking for fear of job security.
Although staff may not initially like the idea,
they deserve to be told the right information from you and this should be shared upfront.
The same is true when it comes to advertising a business for sale, many business owners have shared their concern
that they don't wish their business or brand to be named for fear of slowing down productivity,
creating panic or inciting a mass exodus for staff and customers alike.
In examples where I have been able to name the business I have been able to sell it faster
and in most cases for a higher price due to the recognition and brand awareness this achieves with the market.
The faster the business is sold, the less the risk of uncertainty among both staff and customers alike.
From years of experience, I believe that transparency is key in ensuring that your staff are kept informed
and that your brand you have built up over time can be marketed effectively,
Remember, you can only sell your business once,
so it makes sense to do everything you can to get the best possible price for it when you do sell.
So what do you think? Would you tell your staff that your business was for sale?
Do you think it's a good idea or not? Let me know in the comments down below.
Have you done this before? Have you sold a business? Did you tell your staff, and did
it work for you? Was it a good idea? So big thanks to the guys at Sgraffito
picture framing, that's where we filmed this. Great bunch of guys.
If you want some picture framing done Sgraffito is the place to go.
If you liked this video, give it the thumbs up. Tell me in the comments below what
you were thinking, and don't forget to hit that subscribe button so you can see
more about selling businesses and buying businesses. The subscribe button,
right there! That's my face. That's the subscribe button. Don't forget to hit that.
See you next time.
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WHAT I DID FOR VALENTINES DAY | Just Dance stream BEST OF #8 - Duration: 10:48.
The Kinect!!
I thought you cut the music for once but no
Happy Valentine's Day
Look at my feet
But no, it's not fine!
Every week it's the same. He doesn't want to do it correctly
The Kinect!!
14th... 14!
Why? Did it bug already?
We didn't even start!
A: I would like to specify this was not my fault, and the Kinect was already adjusted for tonight
What's the problem with that gold move? I don't get it!
Olala, it's gonna be complicated
12502
I was on the LeStream, which is my other streaming job right now, starting from this week
And I did pole dance
Zouloux: Ah she didn't turn enough It doesn't turn Zouloux: aah you jumped!
Teacher: and nice yeah, pretty!
And for a first experience, I absolutely loved it!
Teacher: Slowly, yeah!
Teacher: come on let's go
Candidate Zouloux
Max: 1, 2, 3 Teacher: and wrapped it up
Zouloux: I missed it completely
Oh I'm first?!
First again!
Come on! Come on, let's do that. Ah!
2nd
Am I gonna finish first? Am I gonna...
Six hours later
Oh I got 4 points, on Arms73!
I kinda look like who? Himari Fujita?
What is this? Should I check? It's a tradition after all. I don't know if I wrote correctly but...
You gotta be kidding me
okay, so first things first
A: I'm the realest
25 points!
If this thing...
... wouldn't have pertubate me, I think I could have 13k it
Every three songs, Andrei's gonna dance with me. So please be nice with him, because you know is not a Just Dancer, he's not a dancer at all
The pole dance stream I did this morning on LeStream...
The teacher... Do you know how old was the teacher
In the introduction she said "okay you guys, I know you're much younger than I am, blablabla" I was like...
"Much younger than you are? I don't think so"
And she said it like this. She looked at me and she was like:
I'm 52.
and she walked away like a goddess, but I was like, oh she's a goddess
Teacher: No but it depends of the figures. If you sit on the bar you stay
Everybody: yes of course! not that complicated obviously!
I want to be like her when I'm 52
A: The song is shit!
He didn't like the song
* cries internally *
You're good! A: I remember Youssef doing it Ah yes, Youss and Kim
I jumped! A: yeah you didn't jump enough Sorry!
He went into the washing machine and he's still... He's still very very wet
Cat: If you happy that I'm wet you put your paws in the air, you put your paws in the air, yaaaay
but wait
Wait, does it mean I can't sleep in the bed tonight?
Oh no, the catty cat...
I hope you loved the stream, that you enjoyed yourself, that you enjoyed Andrei's dancing and that you had a great night of Valentine's Day
Yeah you first
Where's the jacket?
There's no pictogram
You're ready?
Oh no, it's not yet!
Okay I'm gonna jump again, because I'm too low
A: Get down
I'm touching the ceiling
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2 Signs You're A Successful Entrepreneur w/ Business Hacks & Taxes - Duration: 4:33.
and you know what I love about a business owner like Adam he's doing the
QuickBooks eventually if you haven't I am doing it I am he's doing a profit
loss team he's doing the human resources he's already got a business you know
what business plans are like worthless
let the data what the business it doesn't do any suppose anything it's all
everyone know everyone's gonna have this advice for you and sht better like
you're gonna see OBM consultants come out of the woodwork like you're gonna
have like literally all these people that are organizational behavior they
call themselves organizational behavior management consultants yeah anyway
they're just BCBAs is that we're doing clinical work and then they're like and
they might teach somewhere but you look back at their history they have failed
businesses that close down or or they've never actually taken that taken the
plunge like you and just going all in yeah because they're scared it's just
telling Adam like don't listen to your brother don't listen to your sister
don't listen to your cousin all the people that are gonna say yo man don't
do it or if you have a spouse they're gonna often talk you out of it and as
soon as things get a little bit rough they're gonna be like go take this
nine-to-five job they can call you know how tell people like you got a dream and
your dream isn't for sale
because you know what it's like to work for some dude or some company that
doesn't have a soul and they just friggin work you to death and they might
not have the ethics in mine of what you're trying to achieve with the
clients that you're serving what I can't say is that I'm lucky and that I came
from a company where that was not the case
I came well then what made you do like right from a really solid company that
had a great mission and did everything every day to try to live the mission to
serve kids
so I'm really lucky in that regard ee around and I got
but that said you know I was lucky and that it afforded me the opportunity to
kind of develop my skills to the point where I felt as though I could do things
on my own you know so you build up a cultivated me the people that my company
surrounded me when they cultivated I think me to the point where I felt I was
going so I felt blessed I feel blessed you
know to have an opportunity to try to do this and without having that you know
that experience that I think so many people have that that you just describe
what was the pivotal point that made you decide you went to going up like because
you weren't in a bad situation you were in a good situation so I can't make it
said it was a reason you know I think it was just knowing that I could that was
it yeah I don't know there was nothing like it you know crazy you know
significant about it was just I can know when you can do it I could do it because
you because I was already writing program designs I was already doing all
the things that were necessary with my other job again because I was surrounded
with good people and they were helping the mentor me yep
and grow me and to the point where I was like you know I'm capable and I'm old
enough now you know and I feel like I have something to offer the universe in
my own little
one other thing on December 31st this is critical view make sure whatever is left
in that bank account you use very wisely and because that's your income so
whatever paint distributions you took for yourself I'd say you'd say you took
$50,000 if there's fifty thousand and left in the account and you already paid
yourself fifty thousand eight there there's fifty thousand left December
31st that's your income that means you made a
hundred grand in your taxes so just make sure the best thing the best thing that
Adam can do is pay down a lot of bills in December 31st pay off credit lines
pay off your creditors pay things in advance that's a little little business
habit and then that way your your tax liability is much lower because then
you'll kill it
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How to identify your Crystal 💎 #Crystals #CrystalIdentification #IdentifyMyCrystal - Duration: 7:21.
What's up Baby Squirrels ? It's Brian aka Pappa Squirrel and welcome back to my channel!
Now if you LOVE crystals and are on Instagram then there is a small chance that you have
come across my account before @CrystalzRUS Yes, I am the man behind the curtain so-to-speak
I have been operating this account now for over two years and I have just recently breached
over 70k followers.
Which is super exciting!
So if you happen to be one of those followers THANK YOU so much for following me.
If not and your on Instagram I will put the link down below for you to check it out.
So I originally created this page because I saw a need in the community for an Instagram
account to feature local crystal business'.
At the time I was running a crystal retail business myself and I was really surprised
to find that all the feature accounts was for everything known to mankind which the
exception of crystals.
And so...CrystalzRUs was born!
Over the years I've had many amazing interactions with both crystal lovers and sellers alike
to grow and learn and...basically learn about crystals.
One question that I do get asked pretty much every day is: "Can you help me identify a
crystal?
I got it a long time ago and I can't seem to remember what it is."
And if you stick around I'm going to let you know.
But first, before we get started we should probably understand the definition of what
is a crystal or a mineral.
Basically, in a brief explanation...Both crystals and minerals form from magma which is inside
of the Earth's core.
It starts to rise and get closer to the Earth's crust and begins to cool which causes the
atoms to condense and once they condense they move closer it causes the crystals to form.
This process is called Crystalization.
Another way the crystals can form is in a water pool of minerals and all that kind of
jazz.
The water evaporates and that causes also the components or the mixture of atoms to
come together and start to compress and solidify and form.
So there are many different techniques in order to prospect these crystals, or dig them
up.
If your really interested to learn more about that I will be mentioning later a site that
you will want to check out.
One way is finding whats called a 'pocket' in the ground.
It's simply a pocket or a collection of crystals that have formed underground.
So bigger pockets, they would be known as caves or caverns is probably what your more
familiar with.
Currently there are over five thousand...FIVE THOUSAND known crystals and minerals on this
Earth.
And that number grows daily.
As a matter of fact doing a quick Google search, as of Jan. 18th 2019 a geology research publication
announced: So these scientists have found an "outer space" mineral inside a gemstone
in Israel.
The dark colored new mineral was form by the eruption of volcanoes along the Carmel Crest
sometime during the Crustaecious period when dinosaurs were around.
Geologists said...My point is there's alot of freakin' crystals out there!
With all of that being said, I will get the most friendly people asking me if I can help
them identify their crystal.
Sure, send me over a picture and let's check it out...Now, you know I love ya'll but that
half blurry picture with bad lighting that your thumb is in the way lookin' like you
took the picture with a disposable camera from 1995 you know damn well that I can't
tell what the heck Im looking at!
And even if I could tell what Im looking at there's over FIVE THOUSAND kinds of gems and
minerals.
How am I going to identify this?
I know that you mean well, so let me help you out.
So linked down below is a website that I want ALL of you to check out.
This is the Mineralogist Society of America.
They have all kinds of useful tools from education to outreach, publication, meanings and interest
groups.
Even more importantly, they can point you in the right direction to find a mineralogist
in your area.
There is a long list of tests that the mineralogist will put your gemstone or mineral through
in order to identify what it is.
Not only can they identify what the crystal is but they will also be able to tell you
how old it is and where in the world it originated from.
There are also other mineral groups such as the American Federation of Mineralogy Society,
Friends of Mineralogy and the American GeoSciences Institute are just to name a few.
You can even involved in meetings and learn more about the gems and minerals in your area
and even learn how to prospect them as well, as I mentioned earlier.
So please, I appreciate all you guys reaching out to me to ask for my opinion.
Unfortunately, Im not a mineralogist.
So I can't fully help you guys out.
Sometimes yes, I do get pictures and its an easily identifiable crystal whether its an
amethyst or a lapis lazuli or a moonstone or something to that affect.
However, even then Im not 100% sure that that is what your taking a picture of.
So if you genuinely want to know what it is that your crystal is I highly implore you
to research this, find a mineralogist in your area, let them test your gemstone and find
out truly what it is.
For those of you following, thank you so much!
Please like, subscribe
and share this video.
I love ya'll!
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American Dad | Jeff Goes Full Demon | TBS - Duration: 3:20.
It says here, "To remove the demon,
the host body must be washed in the source
of the demon's power."
But what is the source?
[SCREAMING]
Ah, the source of my power.
Whoa-- are you full demon now?
I was forged in this spicy habanero-mango infused queso,
the first element of all God's creation.
So it's good?
I can never know, for if I sip from the pool
it will destroy me, the Demon Fieri, for all of eternity.
[GASP]
For Jeff to come back, Guy Fieri has to die?
But I like you way better than Jeff.
You are a true G. Oh, I lust to taste this, the only flavor
I will never get down with.
Why can't Hayley love this Jeff?
The perfect Jeff.
[SIGH]
But she doesn't.
[GROAN]
Mr. Fieri, I have an idea.
May I taste the queso for you?
That, my friend, would put the shabba-nabba in ding dong.
Wow.
I knew it!
Tell me how it tastes.
It's good.
Give me more than that, brother.
Well, it has a yellowy kind of melted taste.
Your words fail you, mortal.
Oh, I know now.
It doesn't taste like paint.
What the hell does that even--
get out of my way!
[DRAMATIC MUSIC PLAYING]
[MOANING]
These spices are off the hook.
Habanero's totally unchecked.
Mm, now I'm getting big hits of that mango tango--
grease dripping down the chin good.
(HOLDING BACK TEARS) His beautiful words,
they'll be lost forever.
I've called things "money" before, but this (YELLING)
is money!
[LIQUID BUBBLING]
I've made a terrible mistake.
[PANICKED YELL]
[SPLAT]
[PORTAL SLIDING CLOSED]
Mr. Fieri?
Guy? Is this you?
Hey, Mr. S.
(YELLING) No!
He wasn't a demon.
He was an angel.
So your husband's a demon.
There are good demons.
There's that fellow from Boston, Matt Damon.
Speed demons-- they're rarely late.
[DOOR SLAMMING OPEN]
Here's your stupid husband.
Jeff!
What are you covered in?
The cheese was a portal, babe.
Oh.
And while I was traveling through the cheese portal,
I did some serious thinking.
I realized the only identity I ever need
is to be the man who loves you, and maybe
a little weed on the side.
Oh, Jeff.
[MUSIC PLAYING]
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Adriane Bramante, professor of Social Security Law, accompanies the reform of Social Security 2019 of near. Professor Adriane Bramante Special Retirement 2019 Guys, we're here in this wonderful room, finishing our retirement course. special Guys, did you enjoy your class? aeee aeee congratulations dra adriane bramante. Lawyer adriana bramante Provident inss Rio Preto embrace Professor Adriane Bramante
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It's snowing! ❄️ Heute schneit es bei mir ⛄️ - Duration: 1:03.
Hello everyone!
How are you all doing?
I'm doing very well.
So, today it is snowing!
Yes!
So, I'm staying home with my baby.
Yes, we are staying cozy at home
because I don't actually know
how to go outside with a stroller
when there is so much snow.
Yes, I'll have to see about that one.
So, we're going...nowhere.
Today we will bake cookies.
My baby will eat a lot and hopefully sleep.
What do you do when there is a lot of snow outside?
Let me know.
I wish you all a great rest of the day
and we will see each other soon!
Take care.
Bye!
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Exactly How Much Do YouTubers Make In January? - Duration: 11:24.
Hi, I'm Ryan and I'm a YouTuber.
Now, most of the time when I first meet someone and they ask me what I do for a living that's
the short version of my response.
95% of the time the follow up question to that is "How do you make money?"
And the short version is, advertisers.
But it's not a normal payment salary schedule.
You've heard it from the royalty of YouTube all the way down to the bottom feeders.
January income on YouTube is the same thing as being constipated on the toilet, a few
pebbles might come out, but it really wasn't the big load you were hoping for.
And you might be thinking "Wow Ryan, you're really complaining because your cushy comfy
crusty job gets a tinnie bit more difficult?"
Sorry, I really made you sound like a dickbag there, my bad.
But it's a good question.
YouTuber's are always complaining about the beginning of the year and how we are barely
scraping by, but we rarely provide you with any evidence to really back that up.
So I had a thought: what if I showed you exactly how much we made, but not just that, what
if I showed you how much the channel made per video, per view even, where it all comes
from and why we struggle to make it through the first couple months of every year.
The money side of YouTube is a complete mystery too for many people because there just isn't
that much information out there.
Let's face it, like the rest of YouTube, the corporate entity that secretly lords power
above us all isn't exactly open about the finances behind YouTube.
If you're not in the YouTube sphere how would you have any idea the range of income
a YouTuber can make?
Allow me to be your guide into the back end of YouTube, to show you just how crazy rich
we are.
Or not.
So without further ado, here's exactly how much Treesicle made over the month of January.
Behold!
The line of money!
This line signifies every penny that was unceremoniously placed into the Treesicle coffers from you
wonderful viewers who are nice enough to watch advertisements on our videos.
And that line equals a total of...Yo, can you unblur that a little bit okay there we
go.
Just over $4,000.
Now I would show you the exact number but I don't want our Google overlords to bring
the hammer down on us...since we're in the grey area disclosing this information.
See, YouTube doesn't actually allow us to tell you the exact amount we make.
In fact we're not allowed to say a variety of things we want to.
We can't disclose our estimated monetized playbacks and other stats that I was going
to go into in this video.
So here's the solution that hopefully won't get us screwed over.
We show you the first number so you have an idea, but not the whole number so our channel
gets indefinitely demonetized.
Sounds good?
But while we're on the subject it really sucks that we aren't actually allowed to
share this information...but, I get it.
From a business standpoint, there's good reasoning behind it.
Because a big thing to note is Adsense is not limited to ads on YouTube videos, but
ads everywhere on the internet.
And, while Google has a monopoly via Adsense on YouTube ads, they just hold one section
of the market via internet advertisements.
In a day and age where apps collect your personal information and are able to sell it to the
highest bidder, information is power, and I'm sure Google doesn't want their information
getting to the public if there's no real reason for it.
Still, it's no wonder people have such a skewed sense of the income of YouTubers when
we LEGALLY can't tell you what we make.
But as usual, YouTube wants to keep everyone in the dark about the behind the scenes analytics.
Now I could end the video right here.
I gave you the amount as close as I could, right?
But there's no context around it, nothing to tell you whether that's a good number
or a bad number.
It's like a dick pic without a watch or ring next to it.
You need something to compare it to before deciding if you want to jump on it.
So let's take a look at the month before it.
In December, we made about double that, hitting in the $8,000 range.
So as you can see, the jump from December to January is pretty harsh.
But I haven't even put it completely in perspective yet.
Our views in December were actually less than our views in January, so not only are we seeing
a 50% drop, but we're seeing that despite the channel getting more views overall.
So what does this all mean?
Well many of you might see a figure like $4,000 something dollars and look at me like I'm
an idiot to even mention that it dropped from $8,000.
It's still a hefty chunk of change right?
Even if that's all the channel made every month the channel is still making somewhere
in the $50,000 a year range.
A decent salary, better than a starting teacher's income.
But you have to remember one thing.
It's not just me on this channel.
That 4,000ish dollars is being split between four incredibly sexy people.
And when you take into account rent, car payments, cell phone bills, utilities, groceries and
everything else that goes into a month's worth of bills, well, to put it lightly I
can pay my rent and buy a sandwich and January's income would be gone.
And honestly, that's not an exaggeration.
Now obviously this isn't something I'm complaining about.
I love being a YouTuber and wouldn't trade it for the world, but it brings up some interesting
questions doesn't it?
If the channel was getting more views on January than December, why is the income so much less?
The answer lies in a stat called Monetized Playbacks.
If you've ever done some back end exploring on a monetized channel, you've likely checked
out the Revenue Reports.
YouTube is able to break down your revenue by video, date, country, as well separate
revenue streams by the type of ad that's played.
For example, you can see that the vast majority of ads played on our channel are skippable
video ads, those ads that have the 5 second skip button and are currently dominated by
Tik Tok.
But let's check out Estimated Monetized Playbacks.
This is where you can see exactly how many ads played on the channel per day and compare
it to views.
Comparing December versus January once again gives us a ton of information.
Regardless of the channel getting 400,000 more views in January, there were around 200,000
less ads played compared to December.
Again, we can't show you the exact amount, so you'll have to take my word for it.
But further down the column we can take a look at the CPM of each month individually.
In case you don't know what CPM means, it's the average income a channel makes per 1,000
views.
So in December, every 1,000 views made 5 something dollars, whereas in January, it was only in
the 3 dollar range.
Oh and you might be wondering why the column for "YouTube Ad Revenue" has higher numbers
than our total income for either month.
That column shows the total income made before YouTube takes their cut.
I feel like a lot of people forget that YouTube takes a significant portion of the revenue
YouTuber's generate.
We're contractually not allowed to say the exact amount.
But many other people, not us, have said it's 45%.
We didn't say that though, they did.
The other question that comes to mind is how a difference in 200,000 ads played, or about
15% fewer ads, equals a 50% drop in income.
When we're talking about over a million ads played each month, you'd expect a proportional
drop in ads played in relation to the income drop right?
The reason this doesn't correspond is actually quite simple: January is a bad season for
advertising.
In fact the first few months of the year are always bad for advertising.
Whereas we see a significant boost once Summer comes around an an even bigger boost once
we get into the last few months of the year.
As the year progresses those ad slots at the beginning of videos become more and more valuable.
People are more likely to spend money during the summer and the most likely to spend money
during the holidays.
Tis the season so to speak.
Whereas January is right after all the major holidays.
People are wiped from gift giving, from traveling, from vacationing.
Meaning they are less likely to spend money on what an advertisement shows them because
they already spent it somewhere else the month before.
Advertisers know this, so they're aren't willing to pay as much for their ads to run.
This is why we get discrepancies between CPM's month to month.
Advertisers are willing to pay more based on the time of year.
However, the drop at the beginning of the year is worse than the increase at the end.
I don't think we've ever doubled a regular month in december.
It'll get a bit better, but it won't exactly offset the halfling that happens in January.
I think a lot of this helps dispel the myth that YouTubers are these crazy rich people
who just got lucky enough to land an audience on YouTube.
On the contrary, I could easily make more money doing a variety of different things.
Before becoming a full-time YouTuber, I coded.
I got a degree in Computer Science.
And I was making more than double what I am making now as a YouTuber.
This idea that YouTube pays well only supports the upper echelon of YouTubers.
If you're getting 10 million views or more a month, you're making a good salary, but
no one would consider you to be crazy wealthy.
At least, not based off of our CPM.
A channel's CPM differs for a variety of reasons, a channel like ours won't get the
same income per 1000 views as say, a makeup channel.
It's different audiences, different companies that want to advertise.
And also the degree to which a channel is "family friendly" - which YouTube doesn't
seem to think we are.
It's why websites like social blade have such a massive range for monthly earnings.
But wait, we're not even done yet!
Guess who also takes a cut from every month of YouTube ad revenue?
That group of wonderful MCN friends.
Who, we kinda went into in a previous video.
So YouTube takes their cut, then the MCN takes their cut, and then we finally get paid.
And just a fun note, we also don't know what day we're going to get paid.
Since it goes through the MCN first it completely depends on them, sometimes we get it early,
or sometimes it's the day rent is due.
It's not nerve racking at all!
So there you have it, not only the kinda sorta exact amount made in the month of January
for the Treesicle channel, but all the backend stuff to explain how and why we made what
we did.
The monetization of YouTube has been a mystery to a large group of people for a long time,
but there's nothing to hide about it, and hopefully this has given you a better perspective
on what we and other creators go through during this time of year.
Especially for channels who have a team operating behind the scenes, like us, it makes revenue
sources outside of YouTube that much more important.
It's why we get sponsors, why we sell merchandise, why we have a patreon, and do Twitch streams.
Though the Twitch streams are more just for fun (every weekday at 3PM PST).
But all these "extra" things are what keep us afloat.
Speaking of ships, I'm going to go buy a yacht with all my YouTube money now.
Cuz that's totally a thing I can do now that you've seen our ad sense!
But before I go, let me know if you like deeper dives into more informative videos, like this
one.
I really enjoying making content on these real life issues and questions.
So let me know in the comments.
Oh!
We also have a super special surprise this coming Saturday, the 23rd!
So follow Twitter, come to the channel, set your phones, check your watches, do people
still even wear watches?
Whatever.
Thanks fos for watching everybody!
My name's Ryan, and we'll see you then!
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