Becoming a 'Youtuber' whilst at University?

For example, PewDiePie, he has like 25+ million subs..how? Good for him making a lot of money and he also donates to a good cause, but i don't understand how he managed to attract so many people...he screams down the mic and makes dirty jokes.....meh.
I guess it's just personal preferences.

I dont get the pewdiepie thing either? I mean his videos are 'okay'... But i dont get why its the most subscribed channel!?!?!?


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I dont get the pewdiepie thing either? I mean his videos are 'okay'... But i dont get why its the most subscribed channel!?!?!?


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For those of you who are not familiar with 'Youtube sensations' (ie for those who actually have lives lol), it's basically normal individuals who create Youtube videos, weather it be on make up, lifestyle or vlogs (literally filming your life and uploading it onto Youtube, yes people watch that..), get loads of views and 'subscribers' and become 'mini celebrities'. Making these videos can then become a job and a stable source of income of you get quite popular.

Firstly, what do you think about this whole Youtuber culture? I personally believe that it must take a lot of courage to just post yourself online under the scrutiny of internet 'trolls' etc, so good on them for that, but at the same time I see a lot of 'popular' Youtubers who become extreamley arrogant and pretentious after gaining their new found 'fame'. In addition, I also feel there are a lot of 'pointless' blogs (excuse the pun, if you understand that then lol) of dumb teenagers doing dumb crap such as 'Hitting eachother on the head with an egg challenge' that a large demographic of teenage girls then devour, most likely because the Youtubers are 'good looking', not because they have actual talent.

Also, what do you think about a person creating a youtube channel whilst at university? Mind you the channel could be a place to vent about certian past experinces/people/teachers, obviously not from the current university but just past high school experiences. Do you think the university would have a problem? I was thinking about starting a channel at Uni to see how it goes, then was wondering if expressing myself and discussing my personal experiences would be bad as a Uni student... Although this question is much simpler if you're posting non-personal material. What about, perhaps, of the student is studying for a respectable fiels like Medicine or Law? Would venting/swearing about past bitchy teacher tothe world be really bad for a medical student?

I'd love to hear thoughts and discussions!


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here's my youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3eMiBFH8yo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSXb1PI6saU&list=UUdrmoWENndy2l7K7hdF37aw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AzETQ_VJVTA&list=TLNolVmMMwYaSsm3cZZsGJVN1F1Ojbis4H

me and my peers have been making videos for a while but we no were near were we wanted to be but we've gotten to the point were we we know what were doing now (outside of youtube) and we want to start a new channel. i danced with them for a while as a group but i liked shooting video so i record and edit and they choreograph themselves.

we plan to start a new channel, a much better one which we intend to be real nice i hope since we know what were doing now. plus the UK is small, there is a lot of "gaps in the market" if you will for what we want to do since there aren't too many big channels here in the UK as compared to like the US or something.

Yeah, for sure. Some people aren't even good-looking and yet still get millions of views on their awful content e.g. Whiteboy7thst. I dunno, I'll never understand it lol

the real successful people are the ones who have a good product that is relatively uncomplicated with a good system of producing it consistantly. I.e. vloggers,gamers, podcasters and news updaters. Then theres people less recognized because the video they make could take days to produce, uploading only a few times a week.

I think 25,000 views is awesome lol! Thats a pretty good video. You're very natural and non-awkward to the camera, you should keep making videos! Your videos would be perfect if you got a DSLR!


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