Jack

Content creation can be annoying. You work hard and try to be original in a world where original ideas are hard to come by. And once you find something that is unique to you. People try and make it their own.

Proud King🤣

@JakeGhost_ Right there with you brother! Keep the pedal down! 🫡

Pushing myself and my content harder than I ever have over the next few months. BIGGGG things coming 🤝

Poké Ball.

Lately:

Gm

Check out or newest video at one of Ohio's Most Haunted Infirmary. From start to finish was such an intense night. youtu.be/Jba9JqETfZU

Don't make AI thumbnails... as a viewer I will not click on them as they automatically make me assuming you're willing to cut corners and be lazy on your videos 🤷‍♂️

Hauntings of ohio will be one of the more successful paranormal channels on YouTube. Manifesting it into existence!

New Pieces of Digital Dowsing Equipment by @billchapp to add to the collection. Let's gooo! 👻

This ghost encounter caught us off guard during our interview. When we checked, no one was there... What would you do? #paranormal #paranormalactivity

@JakeGhost_ Unfortunate reality. It's in such an awkward phase and no one wants to collab and work together.

@S04P94 Honestly bro, it’s because we picked a dying niche on YouTube where the creators are all doing the same thing over and over again

Love how my new channel's shorts do better than paranormal shorts on YouTube. What's up with that? 🤔

So frustrating when you spend 10s of hours on a video, that arguably is one of your best videos, and just doesnt perform on YouTube. Sometimes very discouraging...

Millennials aren't breaking down at 50 they're burning out at 30. Why? Because Boomers sold a story that no longer works. Millennials were told: "Go to college. Follow your passion. Success will follow." Instead, they inherited a rigged system. Student debt has tripled since 2000. Housing prices are up 150% in just two decades. Entry-level jobs now demand 3+ years of experience, while wages barely moved since the 1990s. The result is brutal. Millennials became the most educated generation in history, yet also the most anxious, overworked, and underpaid. One in four has no savings. 62% live paycheck to paycheck. Nearly half say they feel burned out all the time. Gen Z watched this collapse in real time. That's why 70% prioritize mental health over money, and college enrollment is down 15% since 2010. Gen Z isn't lazy. They're adapting to a system that failed the generation before them.

I think @markiplier is such an inspiration to many, myself included. Hes accomplished so much as a YouTuber. Hope one day I can have to opportunity to have a conversation with him about it all.

A YouTuber with 38 million subscribers just beat the entire Hollywood studio system at its own game, and he did it with 80,000 gallons of fake blood and a submarine made of painted wood. Mark Fischbach played a $6 indie horror game on his channel in 2022. The game was Iron Lung, developed by one guy, David Szymanski, in his spare time. It had no windows, no enemies you could see, just a convict trapped in a submarine navigating an ocean of blood. The entire thing took about 75 minutes to beat. Fischbach saw something the game industry didn’t. The constraint was the feature. A single claustrophobic set. One man losing his mind. Sound design carrying all the horror that visuals couldn’t. This wasn’t a limitation to work around. This was a low-budget filmmaker’s dream. So he did what studios would never greenlight. He wrote the script himself, directed it himself, acted in it himself, edited it himself, and paid for the whole thing out of pocket. No studio. No distribution deal. No marketing budget. Then the gatekeepers showed up. When he tried to get theaters, they told him the demand wasn’t there. So he posted about it. His fans called every independent theater chain in the country. Theaters started complaining to the distributor that they were getting too many calls. Within weeks, AMC, Cinemark, and Regal announced they’d carry it. The film went from “maybe 60 theaters” to over 4,000 screens worldwide. Presales crossed $5 million before opening day. $8.9 million on Friday. $17 million projected by Sunday. A self-distributed movie by a YouTuber, beating initial projections by 70%. The studio model is built on the assumption that audiences need to be told what to watch. Fischbach proved that 38 million subscribers is its own distribution network. The audience was already waiting. He just had to make something worth waiting for.