All right, welcome to another episode of Creator Support.

The show where? Colin?

Creators give us questions, and we give them answers.

That's actually the cleanest tagline we've had.

That's like the best description of the show so far.

But if you're new here, we do this weekly show where we answer your questions.

And these questions are starting to come from all types of different places. The questions are coming from our form in our newsletter, the published

press. The questions are now coming from Reddit. They're coming via email. We're basically like

fielding questions from all over the place and putting them into this one show to answer them

for you. Because if one creator has a

question, it's likely that other creators have that same question. And these questions that keep

coming in are from people who are building businesses on not only YouTube, but Instagram,

TikTok, podcast, newsletters. We've seen a wide variety of questions come in. All right, on today's

episode, we're going to talk

about YouTuber employee salaries, as well as what to do when you have an underperforming video,

and if you should still go to college or just try and make a living as a creator. All right,

let's get into it. All right, a couple of updates as we get into this week's episode.

Number one, probably the most exciting, we've crossed 280 members of our Reddit community, Colin.

I thought you were going to say 800,000 subscribers on YouTube, but I agree.

That is very exciting. I mean, that's very exciting,

too. Our Reddit is rising. The Reddit community has been just so incredibly exciting. I feel

it's this brand new world that we've been introduced to and a subset of our audience that is just

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