What's up everybody? Welcome to the Colin and Samir Show. On today's episode, we're going to be answering

your questions from the Reddit, as well as talking about my experience interviewing Mr. Beast

at VidSummit. Colin, what are we talking about? Today we're talking about how we feel specifically

when someone copies our content. We're also going to be talking about some of the community

platforms out there and the value of having a separate place off YouTube for your community. And lastly,'re also going to be talking about some of the community platforms out there and the

value of having a separate place off YouTube for your community. And lastly, we're going to discuss

when brands become content creators, how they can actually do it well and strategically.

All right. We're also going to share with you who our next guest is on the Colin and Samir

show. All of that and more coming up at five. Actually, just coming up right now.

I just felt like that was like a weatherman type thing. Well, all right. Here we go.

We've had completely different days today, Colin. That is true. I've been editing all day.

I've been sitting in this room. What's been going on out there? So I've been at

Vid Summit for the first half of today. I interviewed Jimmy on stage, Mr. Beast, if you don't know.

James? James. Jimothy. Can I call him Jimbo? Call him Jim. So yeah, I interviewed him on stage.

It was really fun. Vid Summit, if you don't know, is this annual event that happens here in Los Angeles for video creators, kind of self-explanatory.

And it's partially owned by Mr. Beast, partially owned by Sean Doris, and then by a guy named Daryl Eves, who this year, I think he's putting on, like this event, I've watched it grow since we went for the first time in 2018.

Remember that?

Yeah, I do remember that.

Like, when we went for the first time, what's crazy is we went as, like, kind of like

just fans or like members of the industry, I guess.

I don't even know what we went as.

Just curious guys.

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