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hey what is up guys I'm kabhi HD here and welcome to ask mkbhd number 26 still doing one every month so this is the one from March 2018 and for those of you who've been paying attention is a bit of a special upload or episode this is the thousandth video I've ever uploaded to this channel if you include the live streams and things has ever done this is number 1000 we've ever posted and it's coming also around the time of the ten year anniversary of the day I signed up for YouTube so a thousand videos in 10 years it seems like it's been a lot faster than a decade but that's where we're at so I asked you guys for questions on Twitter you had plenty I kind of asked about like if you had questions about the last 10 years of videos but most of you just ignore that so we'll just get right into what you did ask so first up is what do you feel you've improved on most and least over a thousand videos I can say noise control not improved noise control so I know I've improved efficiency than most like I've gotten better at editing videos at shooting at the whole organization process of putting a video together so if he give me a day with all this equipment in 2009 versus a day with this equipment now it the video I'd make today would be way better just because I'm faster at editing and better at all this stuff improved the least is aa taupe like that would imply like I have done this well from the start so I don't really know if I can think of anything the thing that comes to mind that's changed at least is probably my language I keep I've said dope and crispy and words like that from the beginning so maybe that's something that's improved the least at what age did you upload your first video and what did your parents say about it so hi mom dad if you're watching I was 14 in 2009 when I uploaded the first tech videos just you know got a laptop for high school started making that stuff I didn't tell my parents for a while so I was just kind of uploading these things like making videos in my room under the radar putting them on the Internet probably not the best idea as a little kid but it's gone a long way since then and it's a little easier but when I did find out they were just kind of like alright this isn't the worst thing our kid could be doing in his spare time so I guess keep it up and they've been very supportive since then so thanks how many minutes people watch how many minutes of people watched your most popular video and total minutes of all videos so actually an interesting fact is the most popular video or most viewed video on the channel is a different video than it used to be it's the iPhone 10 unboxing it used to be a different iPhone video as a matter of fact probably 7 out of the top 10 most viewed videos on this channel are not just Apple videos or iPhone videos but it just it's past 10 million views and that has turned into 32 million three hundred seventy four thousand two hundred fifty-five minutes watched of me taking an iPhone 10 out of the box mark the saying says if I beat you at rocket League can you upload a 21 by nine video in 24p okay a lot of little nuggets in there so number one okay mark if you're challenging me to rocket League I'm assuming coming out of the woodwork you're probably pretty good so we should probably come out with some sort of prize if I beat you also and then of course like uploading a 21 by nine video we've talked about like shrinking aspect ratios to two to one which is a little less drastic but I think is a change you can reasonably make in 2018 but 21 by 9 is a bit more extreme and more interesting and more drastic of a change for one video wouldn't be crazy but I could see uploading two to one videos in the near future most of the screens in our lives like these these monitors and TVs and desktops and laptops even are mostly still sixteen by nine so it makes sense to keep uploading sixteen by nine but obviously our phones are changing that and there's a lot of two to one aspect ratios a lot of super wides people like super wide desktops now so it's interesting considering maybe uploading two to one videos in the future let me know what you guys think about that but then also 24fps I've just never been a 24fps kind of guy what is gonna be your next big step up in the filming game possibly robots that will mean more when you see the next video but stay tuned for that this is the year cp3 is finally going to get a championship it sure looks like it and if you look back at an older Q&A video from a couple months ago like the preseason before the NBA season started I was wearing a Houston Rockets hoodie and I dropped cp3 as my favorite player on the Houston Rockets and why I follow that team and since then they've been the best record in the conference they have won 31 out of their last 33 games and they look like they're gonna be a 1 seed and hold home court and probably beat the Warriors not saying I caused that but clearly some good vibes there why is the Nokia 3310 the greatest phone of all time sent from a Nokia 3310 all right Austin can you tweet from a Nokia 3310 Perillo this phone is the go of course I have one this phone is a goat the same way that Tiger Woods Michael Jordan they just can't you don't really even think about it you just kind of know that this is the best it's ever been but then it gets kind of weird when they like come back out of retirement and they're not the same as they used to be so you just kind of pay more attention to the way what this is this is obviously the greatest phone of all time coma code wants to know about the red hydrogen one status I am not authorized to update you on that status right now I'm not authorized all right here's one from the subreddit is do you regret making any of your videos which ones and why so generally not really no there's a couple instances though that come to mind one of them was a couple years ago in the college days so you guys have generally been pretty positive about you know showcasing you know working with different brands in the studio and in videos but before any of that we actually made a GoPro video this is just me as a college kid with a GoPro trying to figure out what to do with it and we put it on a dog and did a video of like a day in the life of a dog so that dog was Mac and he may remember him from that video I'll link it below if you haven't seen it he's really into guarding the door but we had a little ending of that video which was just the you know the shot on GoPro animation that you usually see at the end of GoPro videos I thought it would be cool to add that to the end of our video with Mac now I didn't work with GoPro on that video or anything it just felt like a natural way to end that video and the comments on that video tore it apart cuz they all thought all you got sponsored but you didn't say it was sponsored but then you made this ad for GoPro obviously now I get it it looks like an ad when you end the video the way all the ads end but uh I guess I regret adding that animation we're always very transparent about working with brands though so and I want to be even more obvious about it in the future the way we should so you'll always know like I've always added it to the description when a device was provided by the people who make it so that kind of thing is always gonna be there but yeah that's something that comes to mind all right another tweet what was the most enjoyable video you have ever created which is it's pretty general but that actually got me thinking about the least enjoyable shooting conditions I've ever had to deal with in making a tech video now I'm not like a action photographer like running through the wilderness I'm not Devin Supertramp it doesn't happen very often that we get difficult shooting conditions but as you can probably tell I'm also pretty obsessed with making videos look good and tech events and other youtubers can probably attest to this tech events especially new smartphone launches generally have the worst lighting the worst shooting conditions imaginable I'm talking like purple green lighting like spot lights everywhere harsh lighting shadows floors that move when you try to put a tripod on them like really annoying difficult to make videos in conditions now I'm not even naming names there but I think like if you ask any other tech youtuber they'll probably have that same experience at some point but apples always seem to be ideal like there haven't been youtubers at Apple events until pretty recently but it's pretty obvious when you go to one that they think about the photographers and the news channels and the videographers I go there and now also the youtubers and the one that comes to mind when I'm talking about this is the iPhone 8 launch which we shot that in a room where they brought all the press back there but it was literally lit like the entire ceiling was just soft boxes just huge white beautifully soft soft boxes and everything we shot in there was effortlessly like no reflections well-lit beautiful eye that's the kind of thing I hope for when I go to a tech event but it almost never happens have you thought about making a second channel this is a thing that definitely comes up in the careers of a lot of youtubers second channels vlog channels behind the scenes separate channels podcast channels I've obviously put everything that I make on this channel which is where have idios but I haven't really had a need to yet it might come up it might be a future thing but I haven't really needed a second channel at this point I like this one who is your biggest inspiration for your videos or your work I think you probably were expecting me to say like a couple of youtubers names this may be gonna sound dumb but apples videography here we go sounding like an Apple fanboy in this video but Apple videos their commercials their launch event videos are incredible now it's clearly it's made by teams of people it's made over a long period of time and they have like time with the products it's clearly composition of both real footage and renders so there's a lot of impossible shots in those videos that I could never get but every time I watch an Apple video or an Apple commercial or if you just go on our YouTube channel and just observe the sound design and the lighting and the editing in those videos that's the kind of stuff I hope to be able to live up to someday also fun fact apparently Apple shoots all their commercials in 30fps so there's that also you've probably noticed we've started getting a little bit back into interviews generally lately having Neil deGrasse Tyson on the channel as a guest which has made me appreciate interviews more generally and people who do really good interviews like oh hey a youtuber Sean Evans on first we feast on hot ones really good interviews really really good interviews and then what does what does the case stand for hashtag thousand video special decay and mkbhd I think we'll save for another milestone how about that we'll leave it at that so that's been it thank you guys for watching thanks to those of you who have stuck around for a decade a thousand videos a ridiculously long time and supported the channel and share the videos up to this point and hopefully we keep improving all of the things that are in the video to the point where you'll want to keep watching him until the next one thanks for watching talk to you guys later bass