A short YouTube monologue by Chase Fisher giving content-creation advice about sounding authentic on camera. He urges creators to speak as if on FaceTime, avoid overly formal phrasing or obvious solicitations for follows/money, and focus on relatability or providing value—claiming this approach will increase views.
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No matter how good your video is, if you do not sound like somebody I would Talk to On FaceTime, no one is going to keep watching you. There are so many people out there that would be 10x more successful if they could just sound half decent on camera, but except they use words like therefore or they just try to sound like somebody that they're not and they just completely butcher any authenticity that they could have had with anybody else. Most of the time people are going to watch your content because of like one of two things. One, you're relatable to them or two, you're giving them like a little bit of extra hope or some value in some way. But nobody wants to watch somebody that is so obviously trying to extract like a follow or money or anything. Sound like you're on FaceTime with your boy. And I promise you you will get 10x the amount of views you're getting right now.