Today on the Colin and Samir podcast, we give you a look into how we're thinking about our YouTube channel and more specifically our brand.

We talk about our new show, The Breakdown, why we're launching it and why it has a name.

We also talk about consistency and some of the struggles we've had with being consistent

on the channel over the past two years. And stay tuned because at the end of this episode,

we play the first minute of the first episode of our new show on YouTube, The Breakdown.

All right, enjoy our conversation about brand building and consistency on YouTube.

All right, today on the podcast, we're doing something we haven't done in a while.

It's actually just Colin and I on the show today.

And I think that's actually initially how we had dreamt up the podcast, what we thought it was going to be like.

But it's just so happened that in the past couple months, we've had a ton of guests come through.

And it's a great way to collaborate with people just having them on the podcast.

Yeah, I remember when we were planning this podcast, we thought one route would be to just have guests.

And then we talked to a friend of ours, a guy named Paul Rable, who has his own podcast,

suiting up pod with Paul Rable.

And he was telling us, he was like, I don't know, guys, I think the advantage is that there's two of you.

You can just talk to each other whenever you want.

We were like, you know what, Paul?

That's pretty smart. And here we are talking to each other on this episode of the Colin and

Samir podcast. So we wanted to take this opportunity to talk about something that we're going

through on the channel right now. We actually just pressed publish on our latest video,

which is a analysis video on PewDiePie versus T series, just for some context. I mean, go watch the video.

That'll give you, you know, a good understanding of the story and of the video itself.

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