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Set the bar pretty high with this one. Excited to embark on this next chapter. Big thanks to all the friends and family who have supported our relationship. ❤️

@IMinimann Same :)

This being only on weekends literally makes no sense! I stream weekdays and have a family that I spend time with on the weekend. Making end game content only accessible on set days is wild 🙃

@Nadeshot Same reason people are mad when you play Marathon brother. People just want a reason to complain on the internet about xyz thing

Genuine question, why are people mad about this? I’m really not even trying to be dismissive or sarcastic here. Why in the world would anyone be mad about this?

@IceManIsaac This was disgusting LOL well done

3 squad wipes in one fight... Bubble Boy is down BAD 😳 Marathon team fights & gunplay are pure dopamine.

I think we mostly agree! My “100% revenue” point wasn’t about taking from creators, it’s about content YouTube produces themselves. If AI lets them create content they know will satisfy users, that’s revenue they don’t have to share. Creators still thrive, this just adds another lever for them.

The AI stuff had its place but your claim was they will position to keep 100% of revenue unless I was reading that wrong. AI for YouTube in the case of this studio is exactly like what they did 15 Years Ago with the 100 channel initiative where they gave 100 channels $1M to produce TV quality content… The problem is almost NONE of those channels lasted a decade or became self sustaining and couldn’t maintain their overhead. The AI stuff they are doing is a version of that, but actually commercially viable with better margins on a market that is otherwise weak on monetization. It’s a smart move and not an existential threat. I agree that both AI and Creators can coexist. But as long as humans value human experiences Creators will be the priority. Previously the fear is YouTube would betray Creators for Hollywood studios and just become Netflix. That didn’t happen. Google and YouTube often don’t get their fair share of Credit for the way they have lead and how they go out of their way to prioritize creators while navigating market realities. They were unprofitable for 10 years, and while I get people being nostalgic for 2005-2015… 2015-2025 has largely been great for the creators of that era too and for the community as well. My prediction is the next 10 years will be some of the BEST for all parties involved. 😊🙏🏾🙏🏾

YouTube History fact… YouTube once invested in 100x channels for $1M each to help them produce higher quality content and go all in… The only ones that returned on that investment were SciShow, Crash Course, Philip DeFranco and SourceFed… And currently very few of those 100 channels aside from the ones I just mentioned are still active and thriving today despite a small loan of $1M… YouTube and Google investing in these kinds of initiatives is fairly normal for them. Beyond that you’d be surprised at the number of YouTube channels funded by government grants.

I don’t think this comes from cynicism, it’s more about recognizing how corporations tend to operate over the long term. In my experience, YouTube has been great for creators! Its my favorite platform and I am a dire hard Youtube appreciator. My entire life is Youtube and live the life I live thanks to Youtube! That said, they don’t need to replace creators for this trend to be directionally true. If AI enables them to produce or supplement content at scale with strong engagement, even partially, that naturally shifts leverage toward the platform over time, which benefits their bottom line. Creators can still thrive, just like they always have, but that doesn’t mean the platform isn’t also exploring ways to increase control, margins, and efficiency at the same time. Both realities can exist together. I don’t see this as the death of creators, more as an evolution into new formats and strategies, similar to what we’re already seeing with AI tools and initiatives like their AI studio.

It’s literally NOT (I actually am privy to the long term plan). I don’t know why everyone is so cynical about this and YouTube has literally NEVER done anything to warrant that assertion. What are all of you going to do every year that goes by without this coming to pass? People said the same thing about YouTube Originals. They said the same thing when the partner program changed and claimed that the requirement would get moved to 10,000 subscribers? How many time do people need to be wrong about the death of content creators thriving before this cynicism stops?

@dractwitch Your time has come!

The streams lately have been absolutely unreal. Thank you to everyone thats been a part of this crazy ride

@IamNXERA @ChrisCovent We doing trios this week?

@ChrisCovent Insane bro! Hell yeah, u just recently started playing and random take all the loot 😂 @JoblessGarrett is going to give me all his loot soon so we good.

My first real juicy raid on Marathon! 💪🏻 23k 💰

@OlManMakowski @kaboa_ This couldn’t be further from The truth ;/ it had less viewers yesterday than nba 2k and dead by daylight. This is coming from someone who is streaming the game daily at the top of the marathon directory. It’s looking pretty grime pretty early :(

@kaboa_ sure, that's a factor. but on most days, tourney or not, marathon is showing healthy viewership and interest on twitch

You’ll never see the steam chart drones acknowledge this: (for the record I love both games, but if numbers are numbers and tell the whole story, why isn’t this ever part of the conversation? Marathon is routinely a top game on the “twitch charts.” Just saying.)

@BurgermanAU @AutumnRhodess Not worth anything send them my way 😏

@AutumnRhodess @JoblessGarrett are these worth money? i got a bunch of them in a folder from when I was a kid. Didnt think they were worth anything coz they were a movie promo lol

Going through @JoblessGarrett childhood Pokémon cards and he has a sealed ancient mew, do we open it and get it graded or sell it sealed? 👀 Also has an opened one I just put in a sleeve that’s in pretty good condition!

@JFest Thank you for the laughs at some of these replies. Youre doing a great job reminding me why I enjoy using your products 🤝

If Elgato goes bust, just know it was because of my clueless management which resulted in us dropping support for Windows 10

@MarathonArchive As you can see I am on his team. Me and KR taught him everything he knows... surely

aceu hits the first ever Marathon trick shot🤯

@rickyluna782 @AutumnRhodess Just opened that alongside the cards at the top

@AutumnRhodess @JoblessGarrett That wigglytuff isnt from his childhood lol

@TheFaithSheriff Lame response from a lame creator. Idk why I tried

@JoblessGarrett You soundin pretty racist right now bud.

How in the WORLD can you be stupid enough to mix these two up? "bro you're PEANUT" is not an argument...I have a COMPLETELY different TEXTURE, and VOICE and have a literal MUSTACHE and act NOTHING like this other guy. You really have to be some kind of retard to mix us up.

@mikemajlak @NFL Sign Mike to the NFL so he can fight Logan

just to be clear, the views expressed by my podcast co-host are his views and his views alone. i personally don’t want any smoke with the NFL or its affiliates, including but not limited to tom brady or puka nacua. logan will be hearing from my lawyers.

@Ninja Gotta admit it looked hilarious though!

Bro I didn't quit marathon because I died to an AI 😂, I was 7 hours into the stream and called LG well before that. The click bait accounts are going crazy right now

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