How YouTubers Should Make Videos

Hey guys,
So last Saturday I uploaded a video called Payday: The Heist with Bearcam. It required a lot of effort to record as my body was under pressure with playing a game while hiding behind a bear. I could actually hear my heartbeat through my ears!

Quite recently ChimneySwift11 has kicked off Season 6 (opens in new window) of his The Minecraft Files series. I've tried again and again to watch it, but I just can't. It's too long and I'm not interested in watching someone play Minecraft for half an hour. So that has inspired me to make a video about why YouTubers like Tobuscus (Toby Turner) are successful with short videos. It makes me so angry that I can't watch ChimneySwift's videos anymore. I really like him as a YouTuber and he's come so far with over 1 million subscribers. I just wish I could see why he deserves it in recent videos. No cuts are done in a single episode of The Minecraft Files and I want to do an edit on an episode just to show how great it would be if they were done. More famous YouTubers like Tobuscus, everyone from Normalboots.com and Ray WilliamJohnson edit their videos so only the best content is featured in each video.

Others who watch ChimneySwift will oppose me in my thoughts saying they enjoy Season 6 of The Minecraft Files, but others will be with me. I can safely say that it isn't just ChimneySwift who's gone and uploaded him talking and playing a game. There are so many people out there who do just that, I can't even name them. I don't even want to attempt to. I'm gonna assume you've seen YTers out there who do that.

EMO TIME!!!! But it won't matter because nobody watches my videos on YouTube despite how good I think they are. Because they ARE good, but my subscribers (who?) are just a number that appears at the top of my channel. It doesn't mean anything to a vast majority of them if I upload or not. This is because a lot of them are accounts that have been deleted and YT need to pull themselves together to solve this annoying issue I  wonder about.

Thanks for reading,
See Ya!

PS: I hopefully won't do this again, sorry.