What's going on, Beesches, and welcome to episode 12, Hondo, and 9 to 6. Thank you so much for being here. It is a Saturday, a Saturday swole. We are in the swole hole, and I am caffeinating up. I'm going to get a pump on after this and then cook some steak, and I'm going to enjoy every fucking bite. I cannot wait to smash today. It's been a few days out of the gym, and I only did some light recovery type training

when I was traveling.

So I'm excited to get back into my hustle and beat my body up a little bit in that sense.

So I hope you got your pump on today.

I hope you're enjoying all the content that I've been putting down.

And this episode is a really good one for giving you some context

about my perspective and the, from a creator's point of view, because a lot of you that

consume my content and a lot of other people's content, you don't necessarily notice these

types of nuances with views and reach of videos and stuff like that. You don't notice or pay attention

or even give a shit maybe about some of these details. But it's important when to discuss

these topics because you need to be more aware of how information is being distributed to you

and what really gets the most, I guess, the most bang for its buck online because what

creators tend to do is bias what they create around how many views they get.

And I try to tow the line because I like to say shit in my way and I like to cover topics

in my way.

But at the same time, I notice blatant, blatant differences in what videos

get a lot of views and get a lot of feedback versus ones that barely scratch the surface,

which is really shocking because usually the most important videos and the most valuable

information gets the least amount of views and gets the

least and not the least amount of views because people don't like it they get very high

like to dislike ratios extremely high they just don't get the exposure that normal other

videos like TMZ type videos get so this this episode is going to be discussing that a little

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