YouTube's growth is inevitable, and I plan to leverage my position to build other ventures like restaurants and gaming companies.

To be worth 100 billion dollars, I just need to keep creating videos that get 100 million views, as the video is the foundation of everything I do.

I want to keep making videos, and I'm more excited now than I was four years ago.

The growth of my YouTube channel made me realize the importance of seizing opportunities, as I was gaining subscribers rapidly and wanted to capitalize on that momentum.

I hope to see less content that feels like a product of content farms, which often dilute the quality of YouTube. It's important to maintain avenues for up-and-coming creators to thrive without being overshadowed by those with more resources.

After years of hard work, I still love what I do and want to continue building in the future, which is essential for long-term success.

I think we will hit a billion subscribers eventually. I don't have a plan on going anywhere, and I don't see any reason why I'd ever get burnt out or quit.

YouTube is likely to keep growing because it's owned by Google, while Twitter's future is uncertain and could change rapidly.

YouTube combines my passions for technology and media, allowing me to work on technology in service of storytelling, which has been a lifelong interest of mine.