Well, we are back home. We're back at the nine club. Everybody today. We have a very special

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Special guest Mr. Nigel Alexander is with us. How are you dude? What's up, dude? Chelling dude. Thank you so much for coming on the show

We really appreciate you. Thanks for having me. Definitely a lot of people request Mr. Nigel Alexander to come on the show

There we go. We got him. Finally got him. Hey, you're like the most you're the original

skateboarder youtuber, dude. I think I've ever like out of all the skaters most YouTube dude. Yeah, basically

Basically, so I was funny when you guys show you guys start talking. I can see the glare and Chris's eye get like flare up because he loves talking YouTube. Yeah, I do

I absolutely love talking YouTube because once you get into a world, it's your world, right? And it's fun because like

And I watch Mr. Beast interviews and everything and he's right too and a lot of people they don't understand it, you know

They just think you upload something whatever you some people go viral some don't I don't know, but it is it's a hustle

It's a grind. It's a full-time job and it's interesting because there's algorithms. There's a

You know, cover thumbnails. There's this. There's titling. I mean, there's so much stuff that goes into it and you've been doing YouTube for 17 years.

Who's that? It's he, huh? It is heath. Heath has been on the show before on blast. I don't know.

Heath. Hey, what's up, dude? Hey, we're on the show right now. When I meet you

I'm like, so land of 99, baby, so far in the 2000. Yeah. I think it was still in a 99. Okay. Amazing.

Did you see the month? What did he say? Tail ended. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Cool. That was the main question I had for you. I just had to make sure I'm pretty sure I got

Everything else straightened out in my head. So when we talk about you. Thanks. Heath moment. Yeah. Yeah. Thanks. Heath. Love you, dude.

All right. Sorry about that guy. You're good. You're good. You're good. Anyway, what I'm saying was like you're I mean, you've been doing YouTube for 17 years since the beginning since the beginning.

And I think that it's it's a constant battle of figuring it out as you go too. I mean, we're still learning. They always turn, you know, they're updating their they update everything.

Yeah. So it's it's a constant battle, I think. And I mean, we're like when you first started six, let's see 17 years ago. Let's turn back to the clock 17 years ago. YouTube comes out and you're just like, hey, this is cool.

We could upload our own videos. Let me do that. Yeah. It was a it was a really amazing thing for me because, you know, being behind the camera all the time, I'd always witness all this skating, but back then it was only like four and one or a very select amount of avenues to put footage out.

So I noticed right away, I was like, oh my God, we could show anything we want. So right away, it's like when I knew we could do that, I took my VX 1000 a skate lab, set it up on a tripod.

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