There's this guy on YouTube. His name is Asmon Gold.

So the dude is getting two hundred seven million views a month on YouTube by

live streaming for 12 hours, cutting his clips and posting them on different channels.

The guy literally yaps for a living and makes millions. So I'm looking over here.

1.1 million views, 25 minute videos, just like a clip, right? And then PlayStation can't keep getting away with at 43 minutes. That got 943K views, and it says,

UBSof is panicking, 1 million views, 15 minutes, right?

And so, oh, her pretty privilege explained,

it ruined her life.

It's basically all reaction things, but's just a yapping for 12 hours and this might I think the whole point of calling this out is there's no right or wrong format in YouTube. It's just whatever works for you. Sam Zulak, you're just working out all the time.

I don't know how many views he gets anymore.

We nerd out on marketing for this channel.

On my other one, I like talking about business, right?

So he said, I especially like this because the current YouTube meta quote-unquote feels like spend 100 grand per video make each video perfect abuse viewer psychology

There's a guy I follow on YouTube have you seen this guy clear I think it Tax, this is a company, so his main business is a tax,

it's a Korean dude, right?

And he wears a tie all the time, he's always wearing like a blue, like,

dress shirt, and it's like this background.

There's no background. And he's just like reading off of a thing on like what's happening with inflation or taxes or whatever and he gets a ton of views.

Yeah, because people want to be kept up to date.

Yeah.

Dude, it was I was meeting with a guy that I know.

He works for one of those big agencies like CAA or Endeavor or one of them, right?

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