Little PSA

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Hey guys. I haven't written a blog post since November. Anyways, I hope to get back to this side project soon, but school has taken up so much of my time that I simply cannot find the time for it alongside making the now gruelingly-time-consuming style of content that I'm putting out. It's great, because people are loving it, but these new videos can take hours to shoot + edit and I just can't juggle both at the same time.

If you're reading this you're probably pretty interested in my stuff, so thank you. Your support means so much to me and I can't thank you enough for it!

It's beyond insane how much success and praise my newer videos have seen, and it's nothing like I'd ever seen before in the year prior making "content." I put quotes around it because nowadays I can confidently say that I'm making actual content instead of just babbling at my iPhone screen about random F1 topics and cutting it on the fly. (If you watched my early videos, first of all, get in contact with me please because I am so interested to hear from anyone who has. Secondly, what on earth is wrong with you?) 

Anyways, it feels good to get more recognized for my stuff, because for christ sake I've gone from 7k to 50k+ in the span of a couple of weeks. But more importantly, it feels good to reap the rewards not because of luck, but because of the amount of effort that I've begun to put into my videos.


TLDR: I'm sad that I don't have time to write blog posts. My newer (and more successful) videos are much more time consuming to make, and that's why I didn't start the blog posts back again this season. But it's awesome that people like the new videos, so I'm just gonna keep doing those for now.

cya soon.

-graham

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