Can you give tips to someone with 5k subs and a growing audience? I would like to get a few good tips
Thanks!

Tyler- wrote What is a big motivator for you to get up and continuously create content for YouTube?

Did you ever think you would hit over 100,000 Subscribers?

Has YouTube changed your life in any way?

Thanks

The motivation comes from the fans/supporters seeing people now on snapchat who send me snaps saying watching this episode, watching this stream it's so motivating to see people enjoy me and my content.

I never ever thought I'd hit 100k I just uploaded because it was what I enjoyed.

Youtube has changed my life in many ways, I have met alot of people who come from all different types of life. It's made me more into a confident person - The ability to be able to work from home and have a sense of freedom at the age of 21 is very special not many people can say they love there job and infact youtube isn't even a job it's a hobby.

-LOST- wrote What were you thinking when you uploaded your first youtube video, what were your expectations?
Why do you choose to stick to Minecraft instead of branching out to different games?

When I look back and see my content I can't help but laugh but in a good way, I started on a 150 laptop and my turtle beach headset - but what was I thinking, I seen other people upload and I thought well with COD Zombies I was good I knew secrets I just wanted to share what I knew

This is a question I get alot, console Minecraft is something I still enjoy people say why do I like it when you have a good PC even I can't answer that I guess it's a change - I do tend to change to other games but honestly all the time I have been recording and editing Minecraft videos I've never gotten bored, once I feel I no longer enjoy Minecraft I'll move on whether it's a success or not.

Put wrote How hard was it for you to finally decide to do Youtube full time (Quit your job)

Great question - I was working in a store called Co-Op just a general food store but I was at a low point in my life I hated it, I missed friends on weekends and I become very depressed, my parents didn't know what youtube is or was and to this day they still don't fully understand, the decision to leave a paying job for something that could have fallen through at any time was and is the biggest decision of my life so far, it was very hard at first and it wasn't until the start of 2014 things changed completely.

RoyaI wrote

What inspired you to start making YouTube videos?

When starting I had no inspiration and didn't think it would go anywhere other than others seeing my videos, it was when I got partnered things slowly become more real and the people who leave comments etc are the inspiration.

Liability wrote At what moment did you know that your channel was going to take off?

How long was it until you began to get subscribers steadily?

I never knew my channel was going to take off or youtube would take me to the point I'm at now.

It was when I switched from COD gameplay to Minecraft that's when I knew a slow but steady sub increase was happening.

BPM wrote What made you want to jump from making Call of Duty videos to Minecraft Videos?

I'm sorry but I am terrible coming up with questions.

I loved call of duty and I still do but only the retro cod, i lost interest in the FUTURE! style COD was going for and to this day I'd pick COD 4 WAW & MW2 over any cod.

ITA wrote Can you give tips to someone with 5k subs and a growing audience? I would like to get a few good tips
Thanks!

I'll give you my honest opinion youtube now is very very hard to get noticed because of such a big audience, the best advice I can give you or anyone is to keep going you'll come across hard times but the best things in life aren't easy to get.

HTTK wrote

Why do you do YouTube? What motivates you?

Answered a similar question but I do youtube because it's what I enjoy you'll get alot of people who say stereotypically "It's the youtube money" I won't lie the money helps I'm not making crazy amounts but enough to live by - The motivation again comes from the fans and just the general support I get daily.

EcKo wrote

ITA wrote Can you give tips to someone with 5k subs and a growing audience? I would like to get a few good tips
Thanks!

I'll give you my honest opinion youtube now is very very hard to get noticed because of such a big audience, the best advice I can give you or anyone is to keep going you'll come across hard times but the best things in life aren't easy to get.

Thanks!
It's so hard to grow on YouTube but I really want to keep going.