David Pierce

All right, let's get to our main topic for today.

Casey Neistat, if you don't know, is a hugely successful YouTuber.

He has been one of the most influential people in the vlogging community for many, many years.

And starting in 2015,

He spent over 800 consecutive days posting every single day.

He made a video and he published it every single day.

And so as we embark on this journey of posting every single day, I figured it would be fun to call Casey and see if we can get some tips on how to actually do that day in and day out, but also

to just get a sense of how he thinks about posting.

Obviously, the internet is a very different place than it was in 2015 when Casey started posting every day.

But he's also still a hugely successful and influential creator.

He spends a lot of time talking to other creators about how to make this stuff work.

And in a world filled with vertical video and algorithmic timelines and social media feeds that seem to have less and less to do with social and more and more to do with media,

I just wanted to get Casey's read on where we are in the creator landscape right now and to see if he could help me feel any better about the idea of what it means to do this every single day.

Because I'm excited and slightly terrified.

Let's get into it.

Casey Neistat, welcome to The Verge Cast.

I'm very excited to have you here.

We've been sort of like loosely talking past each other about doing this for a very long time.

I'm happy to have you here.

Available anytime.