Huh? How many views are you expecting in six hours?

>>919
The Interwebs have conditioned me to expect instant gratification and it makes time feel so slow that I want to die. 🫠

>>920
Oh, but also, the damn Googbots always cut me off at like 200 for a regular vod or 500 for a Short.

>>920
Well, although the internet has like 5 billion more people on it these days I think a lot of the best stuff still only has a small audience. You'll see people spend hundreds of hours on an animation and only get a few hundred or maybe thousand views, but that's all you need if you're working out of passion.
Not good if you want to do it for a living, though, of course.

>>922
You are correct. But yeah, I kind of need a revenue stream. I can't work enough in the meatspace to get any real money without getting a heart attack. And it's been 2 years, I need to hit that sweet 1K already.

>>924
Well, I wish you luck! It seems like a lot of work and you have to stick to it for a long time until something miraculous happens. I think the key to things is to have fun doing it and if it happens, it happens.

Youtube is not a viable career option.

>>932
There AREN'T any viable career options.