In this celebratory YouTube vlog, the 17‑year‑old creator thanks viewers for helping his channel reach 10,000 subscribers, reflects on his content‑creation journey, and explains his view of subscriber milestones. He then conducts a light‑hearted Q&A with his mother, covering topics such as adoption rumors, her daily chicken‑and‑rice budget, her opinion on him treating YouTube as a full‑time job, whether she watches his videos, playful questions about the Illuminati and being her favorite son, and an embarrassing childhood story about stealing change for Yu‑Gi‑Oh cards. The conversation is informal, humorous, and showcases the creator’s personal life (school, basketball, limited free time) while highlighting family support and the creator’s connection with his audience.
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What's up guys? Now the Q&A with my mom is going to come up in a second. I just want to say a couple things before I get into that. Just 10,000 subscribers. I mean, I think I have over 450 videos on this channel. I, um, I've put a lot of time into this channel and I'm glad people are enjoying my content. I'm glad people are liking my videos. It's just, I just want to let you know, if you've ever watched any of my videos, it means the world to me. And just so you know, I read every comment. I don't reply to every comment anymore because of basketball and school. I don't really have free time except for on the weekends, but I do read every comment. I get a notification on my phone every time someone comments.
So just, you know, I just wanted to let you guys know that.
I don't know if everyone knows that. And thank you. I appreciate anyone who's ever watched my videos. Sorry, I'm just stuttering thinking about it. And I have 10,000 subscribers. To me, a small channel is 0 to 10,000. 10,000 to 100,000 subscribers is a medium-sized channel, and 100,000+ is a large channel. So I think, like, I'm still relevant and not that many people care, but I feel like my channel's now like, 10,000 subscribers, you know, it's kind of becoming a thing. You know, what I'm doing is working, you know? So anyways, here's the Q&A with my mom. Before you see this though, my hair was like really messed up in the Q&A, but I wasn't gonna redo it just because of that. It's because I just got out of the shower and yeah, so now you're all gonna be staring at my hair the entire time.
Still?
See how you can see?
I can't, but you're taller than me.
Alright, so we actually gotta stand closer so this picks us up. So the first question is going to be, am I adopted?
Hmm.
And the next question I was gonna ask her is, what is your yearly budget on chicken and rice?
$12 a day.
A day. I eat a lot of chicken and rice.
Definitely.
And the next question is, what is your opinion on me doing YouTube as a full-time job?
It depends how fast it gets me to retirement.
Oh, retirement. Okay, you just I don't care about the YouTube money. The next question is, do you watch my videos?
Yes, I watch your videos. Don't tell them. Ever since 5K, ever since 5K, I've watched your videos.
Don't, please don't.
Please don't?
They're weird.
Alright. The next one was, am I Illuminati?
I don't know what Illuminati is.
The next question is, am I your favorite son?
Hahaha. You are my favorite 17-year-old. Yes, you are.
That's not what it asked. It's a yes or no.
I can't say yes or no. You're my favorite 17-year-old.
And the last one is, "What's an embarrassing story you can tell about me?" I'll just let you have the spotlight for this one.
Um, second grade. Jimmy stole the change off his teacher's desk so he could buy Yu-Gi-Oh cards.
I remember that because that's the day we got a new TV and I didn't know how to work the TV because they brought it in and everything and I was in my room getting punished or whatever.
Yes.
I was— I still don't know how to work the TV because the Suddenlink or whatever guy showed him how to use the remote. I was up in my room being punished. She's writing a book. You can buy it in a couple of years.
She—
no, she really is. But, uh, anything. This is probably your last time you'll be on here. Say something.
No, I want to be on again. Thank you. You guys have a good night.
