Welcome, welcome, welcome to episode 155 of the eavesdrop podcast award winning eavesdrop podcast has been a long time since when the award but still award winning.

Episode 155 is brought to you by Shopify and I have shot the the the super movement breaker of games.

Dude, that's me man. Have you let me ask you a question flash. Have you changed the name of your subscribers yet. I have. Have you ever have you been a machine? No.

I only watch only watch only watch you on tiktok and I only watch your stuff on on your YouTube channels. But I don't watch anybody live. I don't watch nobody.

Even a fucking quiz got on. I still want to watch it. I don't watch nature. I don't watch comfy. I don't watch fucking diesel or watching. You're there for like five minutes max. I'm only there to drop a drop drop either. I'm either there to talk shit. Yeah. Drop a sub instigate instigate. Say.

But that's it. It's just like live that life stuff is not it's not for me. I'm a BOD guy. I did almost do an edit for your shit for your video where you were doing.

If you guys don't know who shot he is, you guys are sleeping on the rocks. I'm assuming that you guys all know. So you guys will I'm going to assume that you know what video this is because that she's got like 250,000 views. It's where you you pretend to be like a scrub. Yeah.

And then you tell somebody and the guys like we trying to hear that shit.

Yeah. I know exactly. I think it was a hot hotel. Yeah. It was a tell. All right. The dish was so funny. No, it wasn't. I know exactly. We're talking about where like I like said something and like the guy was like. I don't give a fuck like you know that. Yeah. He's like, we don't give a shit man. Just fucking play.

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The dude heard your voice and and recognize you. Right? Is that what happened? Anyway, I was watching that. And I felt as though that video reminded me of like the old days like modern warfare to like early modern warfare to late called.

For a game where people were, you know, exploring and doing like these fun shits and and when I saw your shit, I was like, man, this shit. So I cut it up and I was going to upload it.

But I just got to lazy shit. I just what part of those fucking dope. No, yeah. So I actually got that video idea off of YouTube. So like I basically went on YouTube and then you know how you get like recommendations.

So I'm pretty sure I got a recommendation off like I'm pretty sure it was either bams or futives. You know, they're called YouTubers. Yeah, I've heard of both of them.

Yeah, they do like a lot of like variety of like different like ideas and stuff like that. And one of them was like pretending to be a new and then popping off. And I was like, wait, dude, that is like that would bang and ranked. Yeah.

So then I tried and ranked. And then actually, you know, probably like one of my best my best YouTube videos like to this day, which I mean, it's only been like for a month or whatever. But yeah, no, it's, it's insane.

Where do you get your ideas from literally YouTube? Just like I copy and paste people's thing. But like, is that like, I don't say copy and paste. What do you mean? Like titles? No, no, no, no, no ideas. They're ideas. Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, because like Call of Duty. I mean, you know, Call of Duty. Like you could only do so many things, especially like kind of how it is now with like no one really wanted to watch like specific things.

They're like, I get my ideas based like on specific. They said that are popular. Yeah, like there's nothing there's nothing wrong with being being on trend or or being inspired by other people.

Like if you did a top five kill camps of the week, you know, because the show had has been dead for so long, then I wouldn't care. But if you did it at the same time, I was doing it. Then I'd be like, yo, what the fuck? You know, I'd have something to say. Yeah.

But no, everybody has copied everything and not only have they copied it here, but they've taken YouTube strategies from gaming and they've implemented them in other places like actually traditional sports even. But the majority of stuff is all, you know, people, people do stuff. And then they get inspired. And then they want to show that to other people.

But there's nothing wrong with that now. But you know, it would be cool for you to come up with your, like your, your own thing. Yeah. And 100% like and that's what I've actually done. Like, I mean, to an extent, like I even was doing shots. He says, which is like, you know, Simon says I was doing that with subscribers. I was doing like, like, even I was like, why I was like coaching my own subscribers. Like I've been doing like a lot of variety of stuff. And I've been just kind of having like fun with that.

As you're obviously, you know, when, when you joined, when you joined optic and you were with like minded, you know, creators and all that, did that help your overall strategy?

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