I have a friend who started video blogging awhile back. It looked like it would be a lot of fun to do, so I got software and I've been messing around with it. It is, in fact, fun. I really enjoy cutting scenes together and wish I had more time for it.
So, my friend (who is driving me crazy for other reasons too, this is just the cherry) just posted this:
I'm still up in the air about whether or not to continue doing my video blog on a regular basis. Editing took up a lot of time, and recently we just haven't been compiling much footage for it. Viewership is pretty low, too. I think the last few blogs had about 20 views? Is there something you all want to see on an upcoming installment?
Are you kidding me? Are you freaking kidding me? The only reason that he started video blogging was because he assumed people were interested? I'll be the first one to admit that the only people who understand or enjoy my video blog are my inner circle of friends. To anyone else, it's gibberish. It's full of inside jokes that NO ONE is going to get, or even understand. I don't care. It's fun. I like doing it and putting it up on the web so that those few people will watch it and laugh. I'm not setting out to make "The Real World" or "The Hills," I'm just stretching what I know and improving on it. Maybe someday I'll go to film school or just give it up, but It's not going to be based on how many people watch it on YouTube.
Why do people do things solely based on what other people think? What a freaking tool. He even ends his blog with this:
Please. Don't.
So... umm.. I guess that's all I have to say right now. Thanks for reading! Comment and stuff.
1 comment:
The one that irritates me worse is the ones who sign their blogs at the end of EVERY entry. I know whose blog it is--most of the time I'm there on purpose, so I don't need a signature at the end of every post. There's got to be a better way to end entries.
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