In this YouTube video, the creator celebrates reaching 4,000 subscribers and reflects on the channel’s evolution. He recounts starting with a Call of Duty channel (B6000) at age 13, using sub‑for‑sub services to inflate subscriber numbers to 10,000, and the disappointment when those inactive subscribers didn’t translate into views. After deleting that channel, he repurposed his current channel for Minecraft, later switched to Pokémon, and eventually returned to Call of Duty content. He shares specific growth metrics—doubling from 2,000 to 4,000 subs in a month and a half, over 330,000 views in the past 30 days, and 1,000 new subscribers in 19 days—expressing gratitude toward his audience. The video ends with a brief, unrelated lyrical interlude from a second speaker.
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Alright boys, so we hit 4,000 subscribers, and if you would ask me at the beginning of the summer how many subscribers I would have at the end, I would have said maybe 3K at most, and that would have been pushing it. At the beginning of this summer, I had 2,000 subscribers. I really didn't have that many people actually watching my videos, and through the course of the past month and a half, I've been able to double my sub count, and I actually have a lot of people who watch my videos. In fact, the video I uploaded yesterday already has over 110 ratings, which is just ridiculous for a channel my size. But anyways, I decided I'd tell you guys the story because typically on this channel I do videos on random topics, you know, just for entertainment. I never really talk about just me or my channel that much. I mean, I do occasionally, and something I wanted to tell you guys about was the channel I actually had before this. Now, little do you guys know, and I'm a little ashamed to admit this, but I used to have a Call of Duty channel called B6000, and MrB6000, this channel right here, used to be my secondary Minecraft channel. And somehow over the course of the years, I ended up deleting my old Call of Duty channel and doing nothing but Minecraft on this channel, and then after a while I ended up going back to Call of Duty and only uploading Call of Duty on my secondary Minecraft channel. And it's kind of interesting how it all happened. So back when I was 13, I made a channel called B6000. It was my channel before this. It's even older than this. This channel is only 3 years old. That channel was at least an extra year older than this one. And on that channel I used to post Modern Warfare 3 gameplays. I mean, I would do commentaries on it, but it was with a $10 mic. The commentaries were horrible, and I uploaded to that channel actively for a year, on and off, for an entire year. And I had like no subscribers at all. I had like maybe 50, and I saw this ad one day saying, "Get free subscribers," and so I clicked on the ad, and you know, it's one of those sub for sub websites, and I just got addicted to it. I was like, holy crap, I can get a bunch of free subscribers off this website. I can actually have people start watching my videos. So I actually did sub for sub nonstop for almost 3 weeks straight. I ended up actually putting money into it as well, and and I got all these subscribers. I actually got 10,000 subscribers on my old Call of Duty channel. I'm not lying to you, 10,000 subscribers through sub for sub. And then I uploaded a video and it got 5 views, 3 of which are me. So I was really devastated because I had stopped uploading and I did nothing but sub for sub for weeks upon weeks, and I had built 10,000 subscribers. And in my head I was like, these are gonna be super active subscribers. And I uploaded a video and it only got 5 views, and I was really pissed off. I was really devastated. But at the time I was like 13 or 14, so I wasn't like smart enough to realize that sub for sub just gets you dead and inactive subscribers. I've made videos talking about it, and you guys know my stance on it, but back then I thought, you know, I was gonna get 1,000 views per video. I had all these subscribers. I'd even put money into it buying subscribers. I was so stupid. It was really stupid. And so I actually just, because the channel had so many dead and inactive subscribers, even though I'd been uploading there for a year, I actually deleted my Call of Duty channel and I had made this channel I'm uploading to right now as my Minecraft channel. And so I was like, "I'm done with Call of Duty, I'm done, I have inactive subs, I'm just gonna start doing Minecraft from now on." And if you look at some of my older videos on this channel, I have a video called Harry Potter Mod, and at the time that video had 20,000 views. And I was like, "Alright, so I'm just gonna do Minecraft from here on out." And I started doing Minecraft on this channel, and then I switched to Pokémon, and here I am doing Call of Duty again, years later. Um, I don't know, it's just funny how it turned out. That I used to have a Call of Duty channel and this is my Minecraft channel, and now I don't have my Call of Duty channel and this is my Call of Duty channel. I still remember the day after I deleted my Call of Duty channel. I was actually on Google trying to figure out how to get my deleted channel back because I missed all my old videos. Like, I literally had like a year's worth of videos on that channel, and I was trying to figure out how I could bring it back, but obviously there was no way I could. And, uh, I don't know. I can still picture this channel, this channel right here, back when it had 30,000 views. 20,000 of it were on my Harry Potter mod video, uh, my worst stall trap video, had 1,000, like all my other videos combined had like the other 9,000. This channel had 30,000 views, it had like 70 subscribers, and I had the world's worst banner ever. I can still picture it clear as day. I wish I had an actual picture of it to show you guys. And then I just started uploading to this channel, then I started doing Pokémon, and I grew out of Pokémon, and then I started doing Minecraft again, and I grew out of Minecraft, and here I am doing Call of Duty. Um, and I don't know, it's just It's funny how it all worked out, and I'm glad it happened. I really like my fanbase on this channel. I like the views I'm getting. I mean, I've gotten over a quarter of a million views in the past 30 days. It's actually like 330,000 views, which is just ridiculous, and over 1,000 subscribers in the last 19 days. Every 19 days, if I gained 1,000 subscribers, that'd be ridiculous. I mean, that's a lot. That's like 50 people subscribing a day. So thank you guys, and that's the story of how I started on this channel.
No exception to the rule, do what you do to get by, cuz I keep stickin' like a metronome and my thoughts keep telling me to get me home but my balls keep telling me to let me go. Oh, just let me go. That clock keeps ticking like a metronome and my thoughts keep telling me to get me home but my balls keep telling me to let me go.
