In this brief vlog, the creator reflects on recent channel milestones—1,000 likes on a PewDiePie earnings video, 1,700 subscribers, and approaching 300,000 total views—despite a recent hiatus caused by sports commitments. He explains his preference for short videos (2.5–4 minutes) and critiques longer commentary formats. Looking forward, he announces a tentative upload schedule of four days per week (Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday) with the aim of rebuilding his audience. He acknowledges a dip in view counts after a month‑and‑a‑half break, emphasizes the need to re‑engage viewers, and asks the community to stay active and provide feedback as he resumes regular content production.
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So in this video, I kinda just wanted to talk about my channel, what I plan on uploading, and some milestones I've hit. It's gonna be a rather short video, but now that I think about it, most of my videos are short. I generally upload videos between like 2.5 to 4 minutes. I usually don't go past 4 minutes, which I think is good, by the way. I don't like really long videos, like people who make 7-8 minute videos, especially like commentaries. No one watches them all the way through. People usually get bored around that 3-minute mark. But anyways, one of the first things I want to talk about is milestones. One of my videos hit 1,000 likes. My video where I talk about how much money PewDiePie makes hit 1,000 likes, which is just ridiculous that 1,000 different people like that video. And I don't know, I just— that's pretty cool to me. And then I also hit 1,700 subs, which is another, you know, really awesome milestone, especially because I haven't been uploading. The fact that people are still subscribing to me just makes me feel really good. And I'm approaching 300,000 views. I haven't hit 300,000 yet, but I'm approaching it, which, like I said, is awesome due to the fact that I really have not been uploading that much. But I'm gonna start talking about that now. I, uh, I plan on uploading again. I looked at my channel, I noticed how many views I have, and I remember just how much fun it used to be to upload videos and see what people said. So I plan on uploading, but I'm probably not gonna upload daily, even though I'm just doing commentaries, things that aren't that complicated and hard to produce. I'm probably gonna upload every other day, so probably get a schedule like Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. I don't know, I'm gonna try to upload 4 days a week, and obviously I'm gonna have to upload back-to-back one day and see how, you know, see where that takes me. Definitely not daily though, especially because I do sports, which is why I stopped uploading. I think it was October that I legitimately went on YouTube like 2 times the entire month, and like the beginning of November I logged on to my YouTube account And there was literally 200 comments that I had not read and needed to reply to, which is really crazy. And I don't know, I've just been looking at my channel and like I said earlier, wanted to start uploading again because I feel like I could actually take my channel somewhere. I feel like my commentaries are interesting enough and enough people want to watch them that I could actually grow this channel and get somewhere. So I'm gonna keep the video short like I said at the beginning. I just want to let you guys know I'm probably gonna start uploading on a schedule soon and, uh, gonna start producing some more videos. So if you could be active, that would be greatly appreciated. I noticed the last 2 videos I uploaded— I uploaded a video the day before yesterday and the day before that— I didn't get as many views as I used to, but I can't expect to not upload for a month and a half and then come back and have the exact same amount of viewers. I know I gotta slowly rebuild my fanbase, but hopefully you guys enjoy the content that I'll be uploading. And I'll have fun making it. So that's pretty much that. Let me know what you think, and I'll see you in my next video.
