In thumbnails, brand recognition is crucial; my face is prominently featured to ensure viewers can easily identify my content, especially as others start to mimic my style.

I didn't realize how big Joe Rogan was until I went into Walmart and people recognized me for being on his podcast.

If no one knows who you are, you won't have opportunities or be able to monetize your craft, which is a disservice to the world.

People often misunderstand me because they focus on superficial aspects like swearing or running, missing the deeper message of hard work and authenticity.

I got to know my customers very well, which helped me understand that photography was key for unlocking the marketplace.

I find it interesting that many people might not understand the specifics of my brand deal process, yet I still enjoy discussing it.

I often think about what percentage of viewers have seen my videos before, which influences my brand deal process.

I rarely see the chaotic part of artists; they often show a serious side focused on their craft, which is not always obvious from their public persona.

People often underestimate how hard it is to create the kind of content I do; it's much more work than they realize.