Rollo Tomassi

You're probably okay.

But if you're trying to start something new right now, and especially if it's in a niche that's kind of, well, by their terms, questionable, then there's probably better ways to go about, if that's the niche you've chosen, there's probably better ways to do YouTube

to get more exposure media wise than using YouTube at this point.

And that's not to say that YouTube's inherently bad.

It's just that it's just one of many platforms right now.

And it seems to be the most controlled and the most tightly controlled right now.

So for, for my, my model of, of using YouTube is I do live content.

I've always done live and I've had a healthy respect for guys who are

We'll do live stream because you're right there and it's what I call engagement media.

So if I've got, you know, 2000 people in the chat, 2,500 people in chat, I have more people in a live situation than I did when I went on Dr. Phil, which is like 300 people in a live studio.

Right.

That's right.

So there's a, it's a, it's kind of a different animal to be doing things on a live situation.

Um, so it used to be back in the day, you could make a lot of money by doing super chats.

I, people would throw out a hundred dollars, super chat, $500, super chat, whatever the max was.

I don't know.

Um, and nowadays I don't know.

Um, about other content creators, but I do know this is if I look at like the guys from, or like Brian from whatever podcast, his podcasts have been getting progressively longer and longer and longer to the point where he's doing like 10 hour podcast.

Because the revenue model was to do a live stream and basically farm it for super chats.

And that was, that's how you made money and that's how fresh and fit made money.