Today on The Collin and Tamir Show, we're interviewing Jarvis Johnson.

Jarvis is a commentary YouTuber with a really interesting backstory.

He started his career as a software engineer working at companies like Google and Yelp,

and he eventually made his way to Patreon.

He always loved YouTube, so while he was at Patreon, he decided to start posting videos.

The first videos that really took off for him were all about his life as a software engineer.

He talked about working in tech, but that wasn't really the audience that he wanted to connect with.

So he took a risk and pivoted to comedy commentary.

The commentary genre on YouTube is huge.

It includes creators like Cody Coe, Curtis Connor, Tiffany Ferg, Danny

Gonzalez, Drew Gooden, the list goes on. But the really interesting thing about commentary

on YouTube is that it's really people sitting at their desk. It relies on their thoughts and how they

articulate those thoughts to an audience. In a world where YouTube videos are becoming very expensive

and so much based in spectacle, it's fascinating to see that creators like Jarvis are getting

millions and millions of views sitting at their desk. Most of Jarvis's most popular YouTube

videos cover what he deems terrible channels. In this interview, we dive into the commentary genre

on YouTube. We also talk about how Jarvis

left a six-figure job at Patreon to go full-time on YouTube, how he pivoted his content, and how he's

navigated life on the internet. All right, we hope you guys enjoy this. There is a YouTube video to go

along with this on the channel right now, but let's get into our interview with Jarvis Johnson.

Okay. on the channel right now, but let's get into our interview with Jarvis Johnson. So how would you explain the type of content you make right now?

How would I explain the content I make right now?

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