Welcome everybody to this episode of the Colin and Samir show. Colin, what are we talking about today?

Today we're going to be giving advice for creators that want to start a channel in college. We're going to

answer the question. Will creators ever start a union or should they? And we're going to talk about

Instagram copying Be Real. And before we get into the show, I just want to say, we're almost at a million

subscribers, Colin. That's pretty wild. I just want to thank everybody out there who's listening,

who watches the channel, who's been supporting us. It's a big milestone for us. We have some

big things planned for the million subscriber party. I mean, let's just tell them. We're going to do

a live stream on the channel. We're going to do a live stream on the channel.

We're planning on doing a live stream on the channel. So if you're not subscribed yet to the channel,

subscribe so you can help us kind of push that ball forward a little bit. And also just get ready

to tune into a live stream. Some exciting things coming up on the channel. If you haven't

checked out our interview with Cody Coe and Noel Miller yet. Check it out. If you've already checked it out, go to the YouTube channel and give it a like. That would be great. Maybe even a

comment. Just drop some engagement there. All right. Let's get into the show.

It's too bad that this is just a audio experience at the moment because one of the most

upvoted things on Reddit this

week, Colin, was let's see the Colin middle part. Samir, that was last week. This is this week.

And I no longer even have a middle part. Yeah, now you're doing a more, people can't see it,

but it's almost a Justin Bieber circa 2012. Okay. I would, I saw you. We were on a Zoom call. I would have just referred to it as,

you know, Colin, circa two weeks ago. No, it's different. It's longer. You're going all the way

back to Beeps. Yeah, because we were on a Zoom call and you did the hair flip thing. And that was

the, that was a moment where I was like, something's different again. I wish I didn't do the hair flip thing. I regret it. But it's a habit that has come with me since I was an eighth grade and I had a Bieber cut. Sure. And I did it all the time. Because it was the cool thing to do. Of course. You did it. We all did it. We all did it. Don't act like you didn't do it. I had a flippy look. Like my hair covered my eyes and then it flipped up. It was a very, I was a, it was a dark time in my life. So, listen, now, I'll all say, let's end this and then get

into the episode. I will take a photo of the middle part just for the Reddit and I will post it.

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