For some reason, you guys like the's.

Thank you, God, I hate these stories.

I don't care.

Stop posting them Anyway, I posted one asking you guys to ask me questions, so let's go.

Obviously, there are new sources that you don't agree with or like, but are there any you actually recommend off course?

This may be controversial.

I think there's definitely a couple that are are good, but I think there's an underlying issue with most of them where it's as if a journalist jobs functions the same way as it is for YouTubers, where they're paid for clicks on their articles.

So they're highly motivated to get more people to read their article, and that leads to a lot of Clickbait.

It leads to a lot of hot takes, and it makes you wonder what happened to journalism when it used to be subscription base, so they didn't have to rely on these tactics.

That being said, why did we have an audience care about any of these sides anyway?

Just because they have a news website?

We give it some sort of voice of authority when In reality, most people don't seem to care anyways, I don't know.

It's like even sometimes when there's a hot take on a website that no one's heard about.

But you see that it's a news websites.

You're like, Oh my God, this is so stupid.

When rallies like it doesn't matter.

I guess my point is I'm over it.

I don't care.

No, that's not true.

But I hope people will be as well.

What are your future goals after YouTube implying there's gonna be in after YouTube.

Do you think you two will exist?

Let's say I have ah career until I'm 60 or 65.

Do you think you two being 30 years?

You're still gonna be the biggest platform for video content.

It's not impossible, but it doesn't seem that likely.

But you two bitches gonna be the top website forever.

And if I keep making videos for that long time, I don't know.

I don't think it matters.

We found on YouTube.

We're not on YouTube.

I think what matters more is, uh, if I still want to make videos at that point, which I don't know the answer to, where do you see yourself?

20 years late.

There are.

Okay, here's the question.

I don't know.

Do you dare anyone know that?

I think I just realized who I am as a person, and I am very into the things I like to do right now.

I still really like to do YouTube, but I also think I have a lot more to give, which sounds very nave.

I just feel it myself that I am capable of more things than on what I'm doing.

And sometimes I'm worried that I'm trapped to make the same daily kind of videos and not working on bigger things on.

And if I am not sure if that is holding me back or if that's something I should just keep pursuing, why are you talking much about politics in the last month?

I don't think I have, Have I?

How do you motivate yourself when you don't want to do something?

But you have to get it done?

Write down a list that's always the best thing.

Whenever I think I'm stuck and I know I have things to do and I'm procrastinating.

I always ride down a bullet point list of the things that I need to get done today, and that way you can start chipping off the easy bits and then you can get a clear scheduling your head on how you're gonna make that done.

Make a video, Make a thumbnail.

Brett the video back.

Tomorrow's video answer.

Emails Workout read, Go home, Oh, practice Japanese.

There you go.

That's what my day looks like, which youtuber was the most fun to collaborate with.

I think I have the most fun when I record with Jack In and Ken because we are actual, genuine friends.

Obviously, it's really fun to go outside and collaborate with random people.

It's the kind of thing where, as a youtuber your benefited to network, right, you're Bennett.

It's beneficial to reach out to people that you wouldn't normally engage with, just as a way to broaden your scope of Brandon and all that.

But I find out to be very I don't like networking.

I think it's dishonest and try hardy and grows in general.

What's your actual networth?

You've hinted it being higher than Google says, And what do you do with that money?

Do you have invested in stocks or bonds?

Could you give us a brief overview What you do with your money right now.

It's very mess because I'm set up in Sweden and UK.

So I have like four or five companies.

I have some invested in stocks and bonds, but I think overall, I don't really spend it on anything personally because I don't like having things around me.

I find it very annoying.

I think media likes to under evaluate me now after I became more controversial, like in the Forms top list.

I know I'm higher than a lot of other YouTubers on that list, but they always seem to put me lower now, and that's why I'm saying like it is bigger.

But at the same time, it doesn't matter.

Who cares.

It's so unimportant.

I don't know.

I don't know what's important to me.

It's not money, it's really I think money for people is like an inch.

People want it because they don't know what it's like to experience it, and then you have any you're like.

Actually, I feel the same way now when you retire from YouTube, would you consider founding a network something so other YouTubers can reach their dreams like you?

Well, surprise.

I used to have a network with Disney called Rebel Murder, and that was the idea.

I realized that there's so many ways that I can create a company or do all these things, but I don't care.

It's boring.

I have the dream job right.

Making YouTube videos is what I signed up to do because I want to do it.

For me to go into other businesses would be a lot of time, commitment and very boring.

As I've learned, it's extremely boring compared to YouTube.

You have to want it if you want to pursue a business separately and I've already made money, so there's no incentive to be honest.

I feel like a lot of times like a hypocrite, because I keep saying I don't care about money, but I'm obviously still generating a lot of money.

I'm still selling march.

I'm still putting minerals in my videos.

I'm still doing sponsors and it's like if I don't care about money, why do I do these things?

In a way, it feels like you're validating your work by making money.

I know that maybe not makes sense at all.

Then again, the way you make YouTube videos and how successful you're channeling is ties ing to how you're making money as well.

If your video makes a lot of money, YouTube is going to recommend that video.

Maura's well Does that make sense?

I hope in 2019 I can start living by my own ideals.

More the Islamic sense.

What's something you wish you two would change?

Anything you'd like to see?

Come back, Put me back in.

Google preferred YouTube.

That reminds me.

Actually, I think that's why I got so caught up with the I'm looking.

I'm looking at myself now, but I I can understand why I want to make more money because of what happened in 29 2017 2017 when the Wall Street Journal article came out, my show was cancelled.

I was kicked out of Google, preferred getting brand ills was so much harder.

You know, they don't want to touch me.

So I wanted to prove Okay, Well, you know, I don't need to work with big brands.

I don't need to be a friendly, friendly brand.

Thio make it and to still earn the same living.

So I have to be, you know, I wanted to show that I could do that, and that's why I worked myself into that.

You know, I got to work with a lot of school opportunities.

Still, like Clutch is one of those companies that were actually loyal to me, even though all that stuff happened.

And I think that's, uh, that's really cool and other brands as well that I'm really happy I can work with.

Yeah, I think it's gotten to a point where it might feel a bit much, isn't it?

Why don't you collaborated videos with Mark a Plier anymore?

I think our content swayed in different directions.

People seem to think there's beef between us that's not at all.

It's literally just I think we probably have a mutual respect for each other.

But we don't have that kind of relationship where we have to collaborate to maintain anything I don't know.

It's like if you don't interact with someone online, that means you hate each other.

That's how people perceive it online.

The way the audience perceives relationships and how it is in real life is completely different from reality, and I understand that's hard to to understand.

Maybe, but it'd be great if people aren't blowing all of it up for no reason.

Okay, what were the hardest and best moments of use of career and have you always enjoy the content you make?

We'll start with the 1st 1 I think both for those things happened this year.

Best moment was obviously the wedding and I got to share that on YouTube.

But also some of the hardest happened this year as well.

And it's mainly stuff that I've had to sort of dealt with behind the scenes, a lot of things that just becomes more complicated if you dress it online, basically.

But that can also be very frustrating because my home, the whole way I've dealt with things on this channel has been I talk about it, I address it and I get support from my audience when I do it.

And that's a way for me to deal with a lot of hardship that comes with you two and then transfer have I always enjoy the content I make.

It goes up and down.

I think in general, when I find myself not enjoying what I make, that's when I tried different things and based on you guys where you guys think of it.

I go in different directions and that's the fun of YouTube.

I think that's why it's always changing for me, and I'm not doing the same things all the time.

How long do you plan on doing YouTube?

I've been getting this question so much all the time because yeah, I said I was gonna go on a break and because things have sort of wrapped up for me almost.

You know, I got married.

I hit 100 million.

You know, it would be a good time to just end it on the high.

And it's kind of annoying almost how people keep asking like as if as if I should quit.

Like when they're you quitting.

Are you thinking about that?

Maybe you should.

I love you, too, and I think I have more to give.

I know that's kind of naive to say, but I generally think so, and I Sometimes I question whether you know, if it's possible for me to achieve Maur by the foreman I'm doing now.

Since I'm uploading every single day, and if it has longevity in the sense of, I don't really have days off right now.

This year has just been extremely busy.

It's been the busiest year of my life and I've already had extremely busy years before when I practically broke down.

So I hope I can find better balance for me to keep doing YouTube.

If every year was like it was this year than no, I would not do it for very long.

But what makes you so interested in Japanese culture or Japan in general?

It's like people think you're we've just because you like Japan enemy.

It's like the least thing that interests me about Japan.

Obviously, their culture is so rich and it's so different from the West and I think a lot of their values and way of interacting fits in with me as well.

It's hard to just point at one thing and say This is what I like when it's a lot of a lot of different things.

Do you still have the same passion for making videos as you had 10 years ago had is reduced or increase?

I would say it's pretty much the same.

I think there was more excitement because there was so much more growth in the beginning Ah, and you go from from nothing to something big in a time.

But in general, I still really like it because I think I'm still pushing myself to do different things.