YouTuber Collabs: Friendship or Views? - SimplyPodLogical #12

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Youtube, Comedy, Holotaco, Society & Culture, Simplynailogical

4.9 • 4.8K Ratings

🗓️ 5 May 2020

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

On this episode of SimplyPodLogical, Cristine and Ben talk about Cristine’s experience working with other YouTubers, what really goes on behind the scenes while filming, and her most awkward collaborations.

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0:00.0	Hey, what's up, hello everyone and welcome back to another episode of Simply Podlogical,
0:18.9	a Simply Nailogical podcast.
0:21.0	I'm Ben, that's Christine.
0:23.6	And today we are collaborating.
0:25.2	We are collaborating.
0:26.9	Like Life is a collaboration between us.
0:30.1	Today we're talking about YouTube Collabs.
0:33.6	Times Christine has worked with other YouTube creators and what really goes on behind the scenes.
0:39.7	Ben wants to spill some tea, I suppose.
0:43.4	No, no, no.
0:44.4	I mean, let's start with a brief history lesson.
0:47.2	So you got really big on YouTube in July 2016.
0:50.5	When I went to Polish Mountain.
0:52.7	Yeah, so Christine.
0:53.7	Which is not a collab.
0:55.2	No, so yeah, I think a lot of people think you just kind of became a big YouTuber when
1:00.8	that video came out in July.
1:02.6	The truth is you had sort of like organically grown a bit of a following before that, mostly
1:07.6	from posting nail art tutorials.
1:10.2	But when we think back to 2016 YouTube, there's two things I really stick out in my mind
1:15.8	in terms of how channels were growing at that time.
1:19.3	One of them is MacBook Giveaways.
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