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Trolling YouTube producers who take themselves too seriously as a grassroots marketing strategy
there was a dude who commented on one of my vids where I said "how the fuck do you influencers record yourself and screen" and he gave me the name of screen record software... I think I'm losing faith in society. Or perhaps I have a chance at acting if beatmaking doesn't work.- Dusty B
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Trolling YouTube producers who take themselves too seriously as a grassroots marketing strategy
ps just found out YouTube doesn't let you pick custom thumbnails for your shorts... it picks for you...- Dusty B
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Trolling YouTube producers who take themselves too seriously as a grassroots marketing strategy
I am here to serve and protect.- Dusty B
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my first "beatmaking video"
Making shorts now too because YT wants them because it's fucking social media: -
Beat This! Competition - June 12-13, 2024
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Trolling YouTube producers who take themselves too seriously as a grassroots marketing strategy
yeah what sucks is that now it's been democratized so much that it's probably harder to make a career out of it. seems there's a lot less small/mid size options, and less support roles as tech advances, and I wonder if that could impact quality for a while too (if there's less incentive will...- Dusty B
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Trolling YouTube producers who take themselves too seriously as a grassroots marketing strategy
Yeah and that makes everyone competition. As I see this play out more, I do actually like that it CAN democratize things since everyone has access to everything now along with all the tools they'd ever need right on their computer. However, that also means there's just so much more content, so...- Dusty B
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Trolling YouTube producers who take themselves too seriously as a grassroots marketing strategy
Admittedly my peer group (30some Millennials) probably drove the decline of music biz since I remember selling burned CDs of songs I'd download from Napster and my first "music collection" was me organizing 1000s of mp3s I downloaded. Looking back I think I only ever bought a few CDs... Marshall...- Dusty B
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Trolling YouTube producers who take themselves too seriously as a grassroots marketing strategy
Eventually, yes. I honestly don't see how it can change near term unfortunately. We're probably stuck with the current landscape until there's the next round of "big tech"- Dusty B
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Trolling YouTube producers who take themselves too seriously as a grassroots marketing strategy
I don't see anything wrong here?- Dusty B
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Trolling YouTube producers who take themselves too seriously as a grassroots marketing strategy
hence why I just made/posted a short Ive sensed that they're trying to move in that direction. maybe 1min beats will be the thing lol. attention spans regularly declining! also because there's just so much content now- Dusty B
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my first "beatmaking video"
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Trolling YouTube producers who take themselves too seriously as a grassroots marketing strategy
yeah I don't really get it, after 9 months or so of actively posting. tags don't really seem to do anything. Thumbnails seem to be important. volume seems to be important. but it also seems to be pretty random idk- Dusty B
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Trolling YouTube producers who take themselves too seriously as a grassroots marketing strategy
I'm mostly testing the algos to understand how engagement with an "influencer" impacts your views (or doesn't). a way that helped me grow on another platform (not music related) was getting return engagement from big folks so I'm testing that with YT starting with silly shit like this.- Dusty B
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Jadakiss Meets Blade: Dark Nights Remix
I love Jada and Blade so it was dope to see it together haha. I thought the Sylvester intro was a bit corny and felt out of place tbh though. Like the melody a lot! Simple and catchy. Drum pattern is dope, I thought it sounded a little too quantized at times but I also have a bias for swing... -
Trolling YouTube producers who take themselves too seriously as a grassroots marketing strategy
It's a fake barcode he used to make it look like an album cover, so I'm fucking around to see if it works as a way to have ppl click on @dustyblender lol- Dusty B
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Trolling YouTube producers who take themselves too seriously as a grassroots marketing strategy
I'll revert back on the results.- Dusty B
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old school g funk flipped to modern boom bap | "dusty's still slick"
thanks brother man. synthetic substitution pitched down a bit and processed