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Hey, yeah, so I actually got a question about the intro because, like, I actually grew up

liking, like, have you heard of Spider-Man, like, Tobi Wire series?

No.

Yeah, so I actually grew up like an Spider-Man, like Peter Parker, I mean, like this literal

Jeffrey.

He gets bullied in school.

He gets bit by a spider and he becomes Spider-Man.

And I actually noticed that it's hard for me and others to get off these superhero movies

and we're just so into that transformation.

So I'm trying to integrate, like, the Peter Parker Spider-Man transformation in my videos.

So it sounds a lot like Jeffrey and Giles, like, two different characters, but related

to Superheroes.

So I was wondering, do you think it's worthwhile to get an animal, especially in terms of, like,

you know, in a real scene as a YouTube, and not getting that many views?

Or is it okay to, like, tell a little story, like, which has my face like this?

Mm-hmm.

What would the edits of it do?

Make animations about, like, uh, like Peter Parker just went through Strings and Strung

and MJ.

And then instead of getting bit by the spider, he takes Blackbeast Hill and then he becomes

Spider-Man.

Mm-hmm.

Should you get an editor for that?

Especially now?

Probably not.

The...

So editing is one thing.

Animation is a whole extra beast.

That's hundreds of dollars per video you'd be paying.

So unless you're already making, like, at least maybe five grand a month from YouTube,

or you've got, like, a huge amount to invest, and you're certain that this is definitely

going to be the thing, like, I wouldn't personally do it.

It'd be way too costly.

So editing, you could get some, like, you know, ah, this picture of Spider-Man pop-up.

And it's just, it's just, like, ah, there's a picture of Spider-Man, you know, it's just,

like, low-tier shit.

You can get that for nice and cheap, it'll be, you know, $10 for the video or something.

But how much value is that really going to be adding to the video when you talk about

Spider-Man and they've added a picture of Spider-Man?

It's like, did that add any value?

If anything, it maybe took some away because they didn't get to imagine how they just got

the shitty, like, .png with white around the edges on the screen.

So if I was you, I probably wouldn't.

I recommend most people don't even get an editor till, like, you know, you're a lot more advanced,

especially with these talking head, almost podcast-style videos where you're just sat

there talking to the camera.

You don't need an editor at all, ever, for videos like this.

Um, would it still be worthwhile to tell the Spider-Man story if I'm just talking with

this?

Oh, 100% yeah.

Like, or should I scrap, like, where should I, like, go with my character, like, myself,

like, Jeffrey or not?

It seems like the Spider-Man and also just the superhero niche, like, works well for

you and it's your interest.

So I would, I would do that.

I would either tell the real story of what, you know, happened to, um, Peter Parker and,

and, you know, he got bit and he, you know, but at that point it's like, you'll, you'll

literally just telling the one story of what happened.

I don't know if there's like different variants or something, but what I might do is, huh?

I, I, I like to make a variation to, like, here's what Peter Parker did for self-improvement

instead of getting bit by the Spider-Man.

Yeah.

I was going to say you could make up your own, so it's like, but imagine if instead of

getting Peter Parker, instead of him getting bit by the Spider, he does this other thing

instead, like, and any guy who's really into this niche is going to love that because not

only are you bringing in the story that they love, but you're actually inviting them to

like create their own movie in their mind, which is very powerful.

I'd probably go with that.

And honestly, at that point, what they can imagine is a million times better than what

some animator could put up on screen.

So I would go without any, without any animator.

Yeah.

Let me get up.

Let me get up.

I have to speak.

Good one.

But until you can afford bro, when you can start to afford genuinely $500, $1K per video,

that's when you could be at that point, you're making your whole, like you're, you're making

your own show at that point.

It's something aspirational for you to reach for in a few years.

But till that point, I wouldn't.

For reference, my videos used to cost around like not far from 1K, actually about $700.

And that was three years into business when I was making like 40K a month and everything.

But yeah, my videos were fucking expensive, but animation is something else, bro.

You're paying your anime of $50 an hour.

It takes them literally two hours to do the first like a few seconds of your video.

You know, it takes nine months to make one episode of South Park or the Simpsons or anything.

Animations like you, I don't think you're under that animation to the boys here don't

understand.

It's literally them moving it one frame by one frame.

It literally takes fucking, how did I make Daniel close, bro?

I had like fucking 12 editors working around the clock, bro.

I had one more than one K leaving my bank account every day.

That's surprising, bro.

That's what I'm saying, bro, just stick to the talking heads, bro.

I'm so sticking to the talking heads.

Yeah, I mean, let me just start with, sorry, new content coming up this week.

Yeah, good, man.

Thank you for coming up, bro.