YouTube fitness channel thread.

[Leprechauns1021]

bunk doesn't think you've clapped dem cheeks yet. you give her a promise ring?

I'm a virgin by choice. I'm only having sex after marriage, and even then just for procreation.

My gf on the other hand, doesn't want to wait. So I let her have sex with other guys to fulfill her physical needs (and holes) because NO WAY am I going to be doing any of that groce stuff. I'm such an alpha male, I dont care if my gf is sucking other dude's off on the daily.

[Linzzz]

andy thats gross

[Leprechauns1021]

andy thats gross

Thats exactly what I said! No way am I sticking my genitalia in that gross, moist orifice for "pleasure".

[FitnessCPA]

I agree with you, Lep. "Pleasure," LOL. Full orgasms in men are completely unnecessary. Men need to control their urges to grab their diks and jerk off whenever they feel like. That's why I begged my girlfriend to lock me in a chastity cage. I'm happier than ever serving her every need while learning the self control that I so desperately needed. If we decide to have kids someday she'll simply place a small bathroom cup underneath my penis to catch the semen when she finishes milking my prostate, which we only do for health purposes.

[PhiSig2298]

He could. Hodge Twins pulled over 500k this year off youtube, Jenna Marbles made over 5 million in 2012...hell even Luimarco is making well above working class income.

Youtube is a legitimate career today and Lep is funny as hell he could pull it off if he went mainstream rather than just focusing on Nutmisc jokes. I'd be more than happy to help him get some subscribers.

lol GTFO..

[necon76]

lol GTFO..

[PhiSig2298]

Show us your face you oogly bastage..

[Chuck2600]

He could. Hodge Twins pulled over 500k this year off youtube, Jenna Marbles made over 5 million in 2012...hell even Luimarco is making well above working class income.

Youtube is a legitimate career today and Lep is funny as hell he could pull it off if he went mainstream rather than just focusing on Nutmisc jokes. I'd be more than happy to help him get some subscribers.

Ughh wut? 5 million dollars? 500 000 dollars?

http://www.businessinsider.com/meet-...rs-2010-8?op=1

http://www.thevine.com.au/life/tech/...youtube-stars/

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...dent-acts.html

http://www.reelseo.com/youtube-stars-money/

All of these sources are reporting the same earnings, if the 10th most subbed channel on youtube is making 100 000K a year I'm sure the hodge twins aren't making close to that.

http://www.dailyblogtips.com/how-muc...ke-on-youtube/

150 000 for 430 000 000 views

[Lvisaa2]

Ughh wut? 5 million dollars? 500 000 dollars?

http://www.businessinsider.com/meet-...rs-2010-8?op=1

http://www.thevine.com.au/life/tech/...youtube-stars/

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...dent-acts.html

http://www.reelseo.com/youtube-stars-money/

All of these sources are reporting the same earnings, if the 10th most subbed channel on youtube is making 100 000K a year I'm sure the hodge twins aren't making close to that.

http://www.dailyblogtips.com/how-muc...ke-on-youtube/

150 000 for 430 000 000 views

Not a Youtube CEO, no care

[necon76]

Ughh wut? 5 million dollars? 500 000 dollars?

http://www.businessinsider.com/meet-...rs-2010-8?op=1

http://www.thevine.com.au/life/tech/...youtube-stars/

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technolog...dent-acts.html

http://www.reelseo.com/youtube-stars-money/

All of these sources are reporting the same earnings, if the 10th most subbed channel on youtube is making 100 000K a year I'm sure the hodge twins aren't making close to that.

http://www.dailyblogtips.com/how-muc...ke-on-youtube/

150 000 for 430 000 000 views

[FitnessCPA]

Even at 100k, with no benefits included and paying the employer's share of the 7.65% social security taxes, it isn't a lot of money.

Keep your day jobs. Just like you won't make the NBA if you're just a decent basketball player, you won't support yourself making YouTube videos - unless you're in the top fraction of a percent. Don't count on it.

[Chuck2600]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenna_Marbles

Look at that ****ty wikipedia page, like 2 paragraphs about her entire life.

http://amiannoying.com/(S(1yz2eu3y1u...stname=marbles

Not even famous enough to be on amiannoying.com

What about the most viewed fitness youtube page, the hodgetwins?

http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?...rofile=default

Not even a fukin wiki page dedicated to them, even Zyzz has one of thoes.

Further proof you wont be ceon even at the top of the youtube food chain.

[alan aragon]

[PhiSig2298]

That's why I said

lol GTFO..

DB says ICF has like 7,000 subscribers but most vids have less than 2,000 views &....

[YeomenKek]

In all srsness I was thinking about doing a few cooking videos, covering meals in high/low calorie, cheap, quick/easy categories. I've had loads of PMs and comments about the dishes I post in MEN. And the friends/family I've showed IRL of what I thought were pretty average meals were really impressed when they found out I'm not following a recipe and just whipping up crap out of random food to meet my macros. Pretty surprising to learn the amount of people that don't know how to cook a simple meal without following a recipe/using a commercial recipe base and just thinking for themselves.

From the very little amount of fitness-cooking videos I've watch on YT, I haven't noticed any that actually gives a macro or calorie breakdown. Rather just "healthy/clean bulking meal" and a bunch of hand waving. Maybe I could stand out a bit by providing macros and such in my videos.

[Ghosting]

In all srsness I was thinking about doing a few cooking videos, covering meals in high/low calorie, cheap, quick/easy categories. I've had loads of PMs and comments about the dishes I post in MEN. And the friends/family I've showed IRL of what I thought were pretty average meals were really impressed when they found out I'm not following a recipe and just whipping up crap out of random food to meet my macros. Pretty surprising to learn the amount of people that don't know how to cook a simple meal without following a recipe/using a commercial recipe base and just thinking for themselves.

From the very little amount of fitness-cooking videos I've watch on YT, I haven't noticed any that actually gives a macro or calorie breakdown. Rather just "healthy/clean bulking meal" and a bunch of hand waving. Maybe I could stand out a bit by providing macros and such in my videos.

This. There needs to be more built guys showing us how to make bodybuilder meals. Not that I think size=knowledge but when I don't know the DYEL guy or tiny girl taking about how delicious her protein pancakes are........SMH. Also, The Solution needs to do a cooking channel.

[Lvisaa2]

In all srsness I was thinking about doing a few cooking videos, covering meals in high/low calorie, cheap, quick/easy categories. I've had loads of PMs and comments about the dishes I post in MEN. And the friends/family I've showed IRL of what I thought were pretty average meals were really impressed when they found out I'm not following a recipe and just whipping up crap out of random food to meet my macros. Pretty surprising to learn the amount of people that don't know how to cook a simple meal without following a recipe/using a commercial recipe base and just thinking for themselves.

From the very little amount of fitness-cooking videos I've watch on YT, I haven't noticed any that actually gives a macro or calorie breakdown. Rather just "healthy/clean bulking meal" and a bunch of hand waving. Maybe I could stand out a bit by providing macros and such in my videos.

I don't think anyone is saying not to make videos if you want to, but what they are saying is it isn't a viable career. I think the numbers being thrown around are probably inflated(and that is still for a very small portion of youtube people) and there is no job security or guarantee. What if people get sick of watching? What if they come out with a super awesome new video uploading site? Oh and don't turn into a douchebag.

[YeomenKek]

I don't think anyone is saying not to make videos if you want to, but what they are saying is it isn't a viable career. I think the numbers being thrown around are probably inflated(and that is still for a very small portion of youtube people) and there is no job security or guarantee. What if people get sick of watching? What if they come out with a super awesome new video uploading site? Oh and don't turn into a douchebag.

Definitely was not considering it in that light, I meant purely as a hobby/help people out.

[Leprechauns1021]

Definitely was not considering it in that light, I meant purely as a hobby/help people out.

Do it. I'd sub. If you do pursue it, good luck brah.

[gymjunki3]

In all srsness I was thinking about doing a few cooking videos, covering meals in high/low calorie, cheap, quick/easy categories. I've had loads of PMs and comments about the dishes I post in MEN. And the friends/family I've showed IRL of what I thought were pretty average meals were really impressed when they found out I'm not following a recipe and just whipping up crap out of random food to meet my macros. Pretty surprising to learn the amount of people that don't know how to cook a simple meal without following a recipe/using a commercial recipe base and just thinking for themselves.

From the very little amount of fitness-cooking videos I've watch on YT, I haven't noticed any that actually gives a macro or calorie breakdown. Rather just "healthy/clean bulking meal" and a bunch of hand waving. Maybe I could stand out a bit by providing macros and such in my videos.

just make sure your recipes have more than 1 ingredient Michael kory's meals are bland as phuck

[ArchangelEST]

Even at 100k, with no benefits included and paying the employer's share of the 7.65% social security taxes, it isn't a lot of money.

Keep your day jobs. Just like you won't make the NBA if you're just a decent basketball player, you won't support yourself making YouTube videos - unless you're in the top fraction of a percent. Don't count on it.

All depends where you live. Over here 100k a year would make you part of the high-society, lol. You'd be vastly richer than the vast majority of people in the country. Heck, making 10k a year would be enough to support myself very nicely to never have to work again, lol. Too bad youtube doesn't allow monetizing over here. - though I'm sure I could beat the system with a US buddy or something helping me circumvent the issue.

At the very least - making vids is easy and doesn't take much time. If you spend a lot of time on the internet anyway, modest advertising shouldn't be much of a chore either. It's a good way to earn to free spending cash while having fun with your hobby.

[Chuck2600]

My poverty wikipedia article and no amiannoying profile points still stands.

[Ghosting]

oh and don't turn into a douchebag.

lol

[miacanesfan25]

YouTube; helping the too lazy to get a real job crowd make money since February 2005.

[Linzzz]

lol, youtube fitness, lol

[Ghosting]

YouTube; helping the too lazy to get a real job crowd make money since February 2005.

LOL. It is getting pretty bad. Giving each other shoutouts, lol, which is basically cross promoting each other.

[miacanesfan25]

LOL. It is getting pretty bad. Giving each other shoutouts, lol, which is basically cross promoting each other.

No hate, whatever works for them. But I agree with LisaV, it won't last long. Something bigger and better always comes along. Especially in the fitness world you can only make so many videos on the same subjects over and over until people get bored. Especially when there's 20 channels regurgitating the same crap. At least the twins have another channel posting funny stuff and not just nutrition and exercise.

[LegosInMyEgos]

I'm beggining to believe that Jason isn't as far off with his estimates as I thought...

[ko300zx]

I need a video camera. There's so much youtube fitness info out there lately. I need to start restating it on my own channel and getting a check too before everyone else does.

[FitnessCPA]

All depends where you live. Over here 100k a year would make you part of the high-society, lol. You'd be vastly richer than the vast majority of people in the country. Heck, making 10k a year would be enough to support myself very nicely to never have to work again, lol. Too bad youtube doesn't allow monetizing over here. - though I'm sure I could beat the system with a US buddy or something helping me circumvent the issue.

At the very least - making vids is easy and doesn't take much time. If you spend a lot of time on the internet anyway, modest advertising shouldn't be much of a chore either. It's a good way to earn to free spending cash while having fun with your hobby.

I was talking U.S. I can't speak for other countries.

I agree that it's great to make videos and more power to whoever does and makes a few extra bucks. But I just don't think it's realistic to try to make a living off of it.