But whatever, Haters they come and go, but fans always comes back to a little.. Editors talk. Keep grinding Yaniks, Full support ✌🏻❤
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I completely understand, my friend. In fact, your videos were what inspired me to start editing, as I've always seen you as a role model. However, I think it’s difficult for all editors to support each other. Many, especially from communities like Skibidi Toilet or Dexter, often belittle my work, saying I don’t know how to edit or that they’re better. Even so, I always try to follow your example because you’re my biggest inspiration.
2 months ago
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300 videos and 300k subs what a wonderful moment, meaning that your avg vid got at least 10k subs you should be proud fuck that stress, once that breaks off you'll be at your prime and probably better than ever before.
2 months ago | 0
This is so true man very well said as a “beginner” editor myself (I’ve made edits for 3-4 years now(but started this channel almost 2 years ago) your right I myself made a salesman edit but tried to make it unique by doing the microwave edit trend and it did decently well so I see where you are coming from very well said ❤️
2 months ago
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"post less frequently and focusing quality and generate inspiration" just hit me.. thank you yaniks
2 months ago
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Thank you Yani, You are the reason I started editing, I learned so much from your tutorials, I can do 3d camera movements much better, thanks to you. Hats off to you man❤️
2 months ago
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We need rocky edits Yan! That's one of the most motivating edits I have ever seen.
2 months ago
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Thats actually so true personally for me im uploading every 2 days rushing out my videos because im so close to 1k but the views arent there so idk what to do
2 months ago | 0
You are so right the editing community is unique and everyone has a unique touch 🔥 at the beggining I recreated edits that I really liked but now I make my own ideas of edit and I recognized myself in those words written by you
2 months ago
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It’s okay dude! We know that you’re trying to encourage more creativity in this field. Just don’t take stress, we understand you and we will always support you and everyone in this community<3
2 months ago (edited)
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right on target. I have the same thing, I tried to make videos every 4 days, but honestly I just "died" from it, so I reviewed all my pros and cons. and only now, before writing this comment, I was very inspired and want to start doing something as soon as possible (sorry for my English, I'm from Russia)
2 months ago
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In short: Yaniks explains that his latest Squid Game edit was misunderstood and stresses the need for unique touches in edits. He encourages creativity and support within the community. His "practically dead channel" comment was a joke, acknowledges a mistake in his previous content strategy, and emphasizes focusing on quality. Yaniks, can I get a pin please?💖<
2 months ago
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Since I started I have always said Quality over quantity. Keep up the great work!
2 months ago
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Yaniksksks
I'll write a brief explanation regarding my latest edit, as many people misunderstood me. I like the show Squid Game and this particular character, but edits using the same moment from the show, without anything unique, don’t seem interesting to me. Of course, there are lots of beginners who are just starting their journey in editing, and recreating edits provides them with tremendous experience. However, in my tutorials, I’ve always tried to convey that you can always add your own touch, make someone’s idea more interesting and diverse.
Let’s work together to make our community more unique and diverse. After all, we’re all working within the same niche and are in the same boat. I didn’t mean to offend anyone. Our community has a lot of talented people who can create way better things than they’re currently making. So let’s support each other, be creative, and come up with unique and exciting ideas, so our community can grow and thrive instead of heading in the opposite direction.
As for the phrase "my practically dead channel" in my edit, it was meant to be a joke, but it didn’t land at all. My channel is still getting good views, although naturally, they’re lower than they were a year ago. Thanks to your support, I’m still afloat. For three whole years, I’ve been doing what I love, and it’s all thanks to you! I love and appreciate you all so much, and I try to respond to every comment when I can.
Unfortunately, six months ago, I made a wrong decision regarding my channel’s growth strategy. I started posting too much content and frequently changing styles. I thought that more content would be better, but it had the opposite effect. Now, after almost a month of taking a break, I’ve stopped stressing about declining views and learned to live without constantly checking stats. This time off has taught me that it’s better to post less frequently but focus on quality and genuine inspiration, rather than forcing ideas and rushing content.
So, I want to thank you once again for all your warm comments and support—it truly means the world to me. I don’t know how I would’ve managed without you! I hope I was able to explain more clearly what I meant! If there are any other questions, let's discuss them in the comments!
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