The Best Youtube.com Videos

[JohnyBlacks]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c88ShF5zg6c

Oh don...

[youvalss]

A masterpiece never to be forgotten!

[youvalss]

Never seen Billy Joel like that, better do what he says!
https://youtu.be/O3cBp_Bf43M

[LambertandHam]

[dubcity]

Quote: Originally Posted by youvalss

Never seen Billy Joel like that, better do what he says! https://youtu.be/O3cBp_Bf43M

Lol I had seen that video and was wondering what the context was. Just the right amount of stress and ego going on there.

[Diggnet]

Cool videos) I also want to create my own content.. I can say that modern video editing is not so simple. You will need to learn a lot of information, get necessary experience and also try several video editing applications to choose the most suitable for you. I recommend to start from something simple, for example on Fastreel site you can find quite comfortable online video editor with all popular editing operations.

[Blzer]

I don't think I've plugged this before, so I'll go ahead and do it now.

In the 2014-15 school year, I taught a student named Kelly Wakasa. He was a freshman at the time, and although I only taught there one year (I was split traveling between two schools then permanently was affixed to one) I got to sub there three years later and there were new freshmen raving about this YouTube channel that he had. It was pretty good at the time but you can really see how much he has been able to take off with it since.

https://www.youtube.com/@KellyWakasa

He is now at 1.3M subscribers, and he basically just makes good content. It's about his life and how he molds his footage around his cityscape and the people there. He has great editing skills and it's fun to watch his new material pop up. He lives by the motto "Do what excites," and he gives chill vibes that most people wish they could naturally give off in the process.

Here are his two most recent video uploads:








I give my students extra credit for subscribing to him every year. It's funny how in future years when I first assign that as extra credit, many of my returning students say: "I'm still subscribed! Can I still get extra credit?" Of course, that answer is yes.