I agree with @HippoDrone , I watch YouTube for fun and information so if you can get the message across without coming across as "I'm telling you what to do" it could be a good thing. Maybe informational with a 'look what happens if you don't wear it' angle?
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He does ...... I have a big issue with his high carb diet and I look at science rather than what the food companies or DR leads us to believe we should eat. I’ve not brought up the subject with him but I also don’t believe half of what he claims he lives off, he earns his dosh from winding people up, but the majority of his comments on YT are criticism of his methods. I talk running and cycling with him as that’s the community I know him from. A proper face to face debate he would lose but he hides behind a camera and doesn’t respond much. Like I said though, I don’t dislike him weirdly. Nice enough geezer.Loves eating Durian fruit
He got me when after years of claims of not having a driving licence, he starts collecting boxes of bananas in a Lambo
Hoping that your points are seen in my channel, that's pretty much where I'm aiming mate. My riding level is up there (I believe) and of course I'm still always learning. However I'm still finding my feet on how to deliver my information on film. I'm evolving and improving at the same speed as my channel haha. I also try to throw in some stories and a couple of reviews of stuff I like.
Always room to learn something, it keeps us alive. I have good and bad days and feel like a novice after 35 years sometimes. There's a human factor after all. I'm trying to get my head around some safe braking stuff and 'emergency' stop tips, a bit of research being done, but I'm likely to court a bit of controversy as I actually believe that the more experience you have the less likely you'll need to emergency stop, I can't recall my last, is it down to luck or my experience and defensive riding? I'd say I control my environment as far as other road users are concerned - animals such as Deer, Kangaroo (over here), dogs can throw in curve balls but overall we control our own destiny. Will see how I go getting this over on the channel
I'd love to get in to answering questions on my channel, not quite got the traffic but it will come I'm sure. I've a long way to go before I get the following of the likes of Motojitsu and MCRider. I saw a Motojitsu clip the other day, he comes across really well, good delivery, you can tell he's been on the tube some time! I can't get my head around MCR, his channel is well edited which I think gives him the appeal but the info given sometimes seems like he's trying too hard to find content - such as new riders riding with their side-stand down. It went on for ages and I reckon I'd have to find 500 bikes before I found one either with a faulty switch or a bike that old it didn't have a switch and was capable of actually being ridden like that. New riders don't purchase classic bikes generally. Can't think of a bike that doesn't cut out that's less than 30 years old when you stick it in gear - or maybe I'm wrong
.... Fortunately I've got a few unique ideas to stand out from the crowd, I'm not close to where I want to be yet and am becoming patient haha. My delivery is way off so far but will improve. I might have a look at that tank slapper video
If you already have a plan go stick out from the rest then just be patient bro. Most of the big youtubers we are watching have been on the platform for 5 to 10 years almost. And starting up is hard. But once you are going it will be a snowball effect (my snowball isn't moving yet, but i have a feeling it will roll down soon!)I'd love to get in to answering questions on my channel, not quite got the traffic but it will come I'm sure. I've a long way to go before I get the following of the likes of Motojitsu and MCRider. I saw a Motojitsu clip the other day, he comes across really well, good delivery, you can tell he's been on the tube some time! I can't get my head around MCR, his channel is well edited which I think gives him the appeal but the info given sometimes seems like he's trying too hard to find content - such as new riders riding with their side-stand down. It went on for ages and I reckon I'd have to find 500 bikes before I found one either with a faulty switch or a bike that old it didn't have a switch and was capable of actually being ridden like that. New riders don't purchase classic bikes generally. Can't think of a bike that doesn't cut out that's less than 30 years old when you stick it in gear - or maybe I'm wrong
