Marques Brownlee

Yeah.

Yeah, it is.

You know, video production is one of those things where you probably heard my octopus analogy.

You end up wanting to do the video stuff, but there's a ton of stuff around the video stuff that you also have to do now, which is, you know, the behind the scenes, the inbox, the accounting, the bookkeeping, the insurance, all that stuff.

Yeah.

Even weirder than what you are already.

I really like a lot of the interesting video idea concepts that you came up with and decided to pull off at the Wall Street Journal.

I wonder what even weirder looks like.

What is your favorite weird idea?

I don't know.

if it's even weirder but like I just don't have to ask permission to do certain things totally you know yeah and you get to sort of experiment with uh what works because it connects with the audience but also just what you want to do and just to see if it works right yeah what was uh what was the process for coming up with ideas for that audience maybe there's a little bit of a different audience for the new thing versus the journal but how do you come up with an idea of what makes a good video

That channel is already out there.

Yeah.

Do you have a big project idea or a big video idea that you haven't done yet that you think you could now pull off?

Or is it all top secret?

Yes.

Okay, June.

Yeah.

IO is in there.

Usually ends up being a little chaotic.