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Thursday, April 14, 2005

Vlog on Vlog

Vlogs...What an exciting new development I find myself in the middle of! I have been thinking a lot about Vlogs and their implications. This is my first rant video... I hope you enjoy it. I would love if this started a video conversation, in fact I encourage it. (Sorry to all my non-vlogging friends, but this post is pretty much geared towards those who are familiar with the Vlogosphere) I don't mean to say that the popular vloggers are less approachable, I just think that they are somehow more powerful...


Vlog on Vlog
Music: Sigur Ros - Von


Vloggers mentioned in this post:
 Ryanne, Jay, Verdi, Steve Garfield, Chris Daniel, Phil Hamilton,
Raymond, Jonny Goldstein, Aaron Flores

posted by Josh Leo at 3:36 AM

71 Comments:

  • Keep 'em coming. I'm watching.

    By Blogger Verdi, at 11:08 AM, April 14, 2005  

  • What school are you going to? There's got to be one in New York that you'd like.

    By Blogger Verdi, at 11:09 AM, April 14, 2005  

  • I wish my arm was a little longer because when I videotape myself the camera is too close and it makes my big nose look even bigger. So yeah, I need longer arms and longer legs.

    By Blogger Verdi, at 11:11 AM, April 14, 2005  

  • What's a respectable comment count? Dylan got like 50 on one of her videos. I've never come close to half of that.

    By Blogger Verdi, at 11:12 AM, April 14, 2005  

  • Alright, I don't really have anything else to say right now.

    By Blogger Verdi, at 11:13 AM, April 14, 2005  

  • This is one of your best yet, I think you do a great job getting across your ideas while keeping it interesting. props yo!!!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 12:38 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • Wow, I feel like I'm on the out skirts as well. Thanks for mentioning me. Good to know people are watching my videos.

    By Blogger Chris Daniel, at 2:48 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • 3:00am? Ever since I've started videoblogging, I go to bed at the same time. How weird?

    By Blogger Chris Daniel, at 2:49 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • yo
    ummmm
    yeah this isnt a freakin popularity contest like middle school.
    sure it might seem like a clique
    but it's only because we all like each other so much that we want to communicate and make videos with/for each other constantly.
    and sometimes some of us feel the deep need to connect in person (jay and i moved in together! verdi and shannon are visiting nyc for a month) etc etc.
    the vlogger cruise ship is not complete without you
    and the countless others that will come after you.
    it's not about us, it's about the greater whole. sure the feedburner numbers are nice, but what they're really showing is not "i have more readers than you!" it's showing that even an ordinary, non-tv personality can have viewers.
    i made a fuckin smoothie and 150 people gave a shit.
    this is revolutionary.
    keep saying what you're saying, keep ranting and raving and vlogging.
    people will listen.
    and you will be the media.
    not ABC or MTV.
    this is the goal for each and every one of us.
    we're all on the same page.
    remember this...

    By Blogger ryanne, at 6:10 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • wtf verdi? :)
    Josh: you didn't mention me. fine! I'm going to go sit at the freak table. you go and be "popular." see ya later. mphf.

    By Blogger Zadi, at 6:55 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • wait... Josh I didn't mean it. Take me with you! I want people to care about me cleaning my shoes damnit! I want to sit at the cool table... please... :)

    By Blogger Zadi, at 6:57 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • Hey wait a minute... OK I was mentioned but not part of the Vloggers A-List. What the heck dude? Dude, get your A-listers right. (HA!! That's funny!)

    And what's this I hear about a cruise ship? Jay and Ryanne's love shack isn't a boat, dude. And I know it look like I chillin' in the Mediterranian somehwere, but that's just an apt. complex in OC.

    And because everyone (well all the A-listers) are leaving multiple comments. I am too damn it.

    Aaron

    By Blogger A.O. Flores, at 7:04 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • Vloggers are the most non-elitist group online. Funk Bloggers and Podcasters, Vloggers are so non-elitist. You want in man. You're in!!! We are a legit community and you are a brother. We need to get some grandma and grandpa's up in here.

    By Blogger A.O. Flores, at 7:09 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • Karma, your an a lister in my book.

    By Blogger A.O. Flores, at 7:09 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • >>> I wish my arm was a little longer because when I videotape myself the camera is too close and it makes my big nose look even bigger. So yeah, I need longer arms and longer legs.

    I hear you. I always chop my chin off in all my videos. I think my arms are too long for the videoblogger arm length shot.

    By Blogger A.O. Flores, at 7:11 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • OK... last thing.

    I hate feedburner counters. I too am always visiting that little no. in the corner of my website. I remember when I got over 100 last week, I started crying. "God, I'm in the 100 club. Thank you sweet Jesus." Then like 25 people left me and now I'm at 75 or so. I was sad. It's been a roller coaster of week, bro. Who took my 25... Ryanne, Verdi, Jay, Goldstein, Karma, I want them back. Or maybe Josh leo: Dude, why's your feedburner inflated this week?

    Oh and comments. I love comments. I am a comment pimp. Mainly because I love to hear what everyone has to say. I'm freakin' turned on by comments. Kinky, I know.

    Aaron
    thevoiz.com

    By Blogger A.O. Flores, at 7:16 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • what's up with that topher? interupting my commenting string. Oh well.

    By Blogger A.O. Flores, at 7:18 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • Hey Josh. I like your stuff. I hear what you are saying about the cool thing about vlogging is that it's just a kind of conversational communication. It's a powerful concept. I feel the power of that.

    And while I like that style of video, I am also, much of the time, consciously trying to craft stuff that is primarily designed to be entertaining and funny. Sometimes this means assuming a persona that is kind of me, but with certain aspects really accentuated or downplayed. It's not always the "real" me (if there even is such a thing. I don't know if I buy that there is one "real" me), and that's the way I like to do it.

    I dig the friends I'm making and the window into everyone's worlds. It also happens that one of my goals is to be a professional entertainer/artist/writer. Videoblogging is an awesome way to build my skills and find an audience.

    The numbers for me at this point are not huge. Note, I don't put my feed count thing on my page. That's cause I'm not getting 5 zillion subscribers! You know when I break 100 subscribers, it will be there in lurid day glow flashing colors. But I am getting some viewers and I'm learning a ton. I just want to keep working, keep learning, keep getting better, and I assume as I do that in videoblogging live performance, TV, and whatever other avenues I pursue, numbers will rise as I get better and get myself out there more. This may or may not work out for me, but I am going for it.

    I think that you are onto something--the first movers, be it in business, the arts, or whatever, tend to have a built in advantage over those who come later. That said, the cool kids at the lunch table will be tomorrows nerds if they start putting out lame vlogs. And the nerds of today will be the popular kids of tomorrow if they are focused on creating stuff that other people really dig.

    But in the end being popular is not the important thing, unless it helps you achieve some goal. My goal is to make a living with my writing, art and performance, but that is not for everybody. I value the sharing that's going on, be it plain old conversation, or deviously constructed entertainment. Let a thousand flowers bloom, and if you have hay fever, watch out for the pollen. I don't know what that last sentence means, but it just seemed right somehow.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:51 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • this is one of the best crafted videos in a while.
    another vlogging classic.
    in videoblogging, the newest person is most important.
    The goal of our group is to spread videoblogging so far and wide that we become forgotten.
    if you want everyone to know something, post it the the group:
    http://groups.yahoo.com/group/videoblogging/

    and i admit that im a stat addict.
    and comments are what keep me going.
    admit it.

    By Blogger Jay Dedman, at 8:13 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • Damn my work and their blocking archive.org on their proxy servers. I guess I'll have to wait until I get home, because I don't feel like being a geek and circumventing those restrictions. "Ah, circumvent?," you say. "This guy must be a total geek." Luckily, since I'm videoblogging, you can see for yourself, I am a total geek. Anyways, I'm sure I'll like this Josh, I've liked everything else you've done so far. Hell, I might even clean out my car this weekend (probably not). I'm sure I'll have something interesting to say once I get home and have a chance to watch this.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 8:20 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • I've noticed that my left eyelid sinks down lower than my right one. Looks like I've been punched in it.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 8:22 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • This is a great video. I came here because Jonny G posted it to the big list. Now I'll never leave. You're in my bookmarks.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 8:24 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • Hey dude, well, if it makes you feel any more "important" I had honestly NEVER heard of such a thing as a vlog before in all my life, till stumbling on yours, courtesy of the "next blog" button. Intriguing stuff. So if nothing else you have the distinction of introducing me to this 'brand new' medium...even if it is at the community theater level. ;) I won't be doing a vlog anytime soon. I have no camera and I'm a broke ass law student just tryin to make it in this crazy world (to get hired it's probably best that I don't associate my face with my rants). But I'll probably start checkin out other people's.

    Cheers man.

    By Blogger Dr. Peabody, at 8:44 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • First off, The editing in that was insane. it flowed like none other.

    You some up so well how i have felt recently. when i saw you mentioned me and had a link, i just got all warm and fuzzy inside. its like what you said about comments times 1000. Thats the kind of community that vlogging is all about. After this post my average visits per day went from 19 to 79. I just like to know that what i do is seen.

    It is insane to see how many people have commented on this in such a short period of time. It shows how the "popularity contest" is unlike middle school. The vloggers that everyone knows and loves do pay attention to the new kid.

    keep on ranting. that was awesome. i made my own rant(not quite so awesome) on your rant from "Vlog on Vlog" which will be up shortly..

    .Phil

    By Blogger Phil Hamilton, at 9:28 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • Wow, there sure are a lot of comments on this page!

    Verdi/Aaron, I read your comments about wanting longer arms. I'm 6'4" and my arms are so long I seem too far away from the camera using the "arms length" shot. Oh well.

    By Blogger Chris Daniel, at 9:48 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • This is fucking awesome Josh!!!! I hope one day one of my videos will get this many comments.

    By Blogger Verdi, at 10:13 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • I like your video blogging.

    In your video,Blogging is real.This sentense is good.Blog is full of positive interest of many people.It is deference to the Media News.

    Have fun.

    By Blogger kengo, at 10:15 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • *two thumbs up*

    By Blogger Joash Chee, at 10:29 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • dear kengo.
    actually, josh, was talking about vlogs. v as in voodoo. Check it out.

    .Phil

    By Blogger Phil Hamilton, at 10:33 PM, April 14, 2005  

  • A few points

    a) Josh, You kick ass

    b) A-list my ass, there are only those who've been doing it a bit longer. Than there's those silly defaults in ANT, a throw back to when you could count the number of vloggers on your fingers and toes. I really hope the next version of ANT will have a directory with just a flat list alphabetical list of everyone that can be updated daily through meefedia this will resolve any evil centralization. We love vlogging because it isn't elitest. Down with the A-list. Let's leave that one with regular blogs.

    c) Certainly you're popularity in the last 24 hours has taught you that you're the a-list of the hour. :)

    d) It's funny how something so simple as a little button can spark a sort of competition. Should we remove them?

    f) I blogged the best of my response at the following url.
    http://mmeiser.com/blog/2005/04/vlog-on-vlog-josh-leo-makes-manifesto.html

    By Blogger Michael Meiser, at 3:44 AM, April 15, 2005  

  • OK, so following up on my comment earlier, you totally rock dude. I was one of your 10 feedburner subs! This was in my Ant waiting for me from last night when I got home. I'll have a follow up post in my vlog hopefully on Saturday (I'll be filming my follow up and another vlog post tomorrow and I'll spend most of Saturday editing them). Seriously, you were the first Vlog I subscribed to that wasn't an Ant pre-load.

    So I'm fairly new to this thing, but I've been doing the Internet thing for 10 years. There's some things I think we need to address now before things become too large and unmanageable and the signal to noise gets too bad. This will be in my vlog post coming up. Keep up the good work!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 4:38 AM, April 15, 2005  

  • Let's go, only 7 comments to go to push him to 50!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 9:55 AM, April 15, 2005  

  • very funny - but way too long. I just don't have the attention span for most the vlogs you kids make today, back in the olde days we kept em short, we didnt know anyone would watch or comment. we were too shy to talk into the camera. we were very very alone and we didn't care. Seems like you figured out the trick - name drop name drop like there's no tomorrow! but seriously, It's the little tugboat that pulls the big ship, right? Mica

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10:06 AM, April 15, 2005  

  • I'm with Mica on the length. I started out doing 4-5 minute clips and now I'm trying to keep them close to a minute. Somehow, the more I take away the better they get. That said, it's a good challenge to make something longer and try to hold peoples' attention. But maybe try to edit stuff down to something really short, just to see what that is like.

    As for her point on the name dropping---I think it's a smart tactic if you want to get traffic, but you've got to have something compelling once the traffic gets to you. And you do have that, so rock on.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10:37 AM, April 15, 2005  

  • I am glad that you started vlogging. It has taken the old semi computer savy brother I used to know, and changed him into someone who I now fear because you are learning more than me. Keep doing what your doin man.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10:55 AM, April 15, 2005  

  • Great Video. The lessons were spot on. 2 of them stood out to me more then others. Like the dont look at the screen, look into the lense one. I've been told constantly for the last 3 and a half months to stop that. I've almost got the hang of it now. In my latest videos. I barely do it.

    The other lesson that most applied to me was the going to bed late one. Im sure some people think i never sleep. Im always up.

    Your right videoblogging is a life style. My whole life currently revolves around my video blog. I cant do anything without planning.

    I'll try and do a video response this weekend.

    - Ian

    By Blogger Ian, at 11:09 AM, April 15, 2005  

  • Wow!

    That's a lot of comments.

    So I went away on vacation, came back to over 900 unread emails and over a thousand unread blog posts.

    I spent a bunch of time trying to get through it all.

    I realized that being outside on vaction is better than sitting in front of a computer reading blogs.

    I think I subscribe to too many. Bloglines makes it too easy to add another blog to my subscription list.

    Videos on the otherhand are still a somewhat of a manageable level. It's going to get to a point really soon where we'll need to have a better way of sorting through it all.

    So I just saw this video and loved it. Very nice job editing and it's great to show people how something other than a talking head video is entertaining.

    If you liked Carol and Steve go skiing, stay tuned for Carol and Steve on vacation.

    It's gonna be sooo good, as soon as I stop reading blogs nad watching videos, and start editing it.

    Now I'm at the point where I want to get it posted but also want to try and spend some quality time editing it.

    See you in ANT.
    --Steve

    By Blogger Steve Garfield, at 11:25 AM, April 15, 2005  

  • aren't you feeling the vlogging love?

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 12:43 PM, April 15, 2005  

  • Hi!I'm Lauren verdi. I am 8 years old. I watched your video post, it was really cool!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 3:44 PM, April 15, 2005  

  • My Feedburner count now says 3.141

    I have Pi for an audience.

    It's on the bottom of my right navigation column on Bullemhead.com

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 4:35 PM, April 15, 2005  

  • One of the most important things I learned while workshopping with Frank Moore is that you don't need to be invited to have a good time at the party. Once in the door, you're responsible for starting the conversation.

    And you sure started something with THIS post, whoa.

    Now you're talking.

    Isn't there a shitload to say?

    Just walked in the door m'self.

    Nice to meet 'cha.

    Brought a bottle of scotch and some flowers.

    Wanna shot?

    By Blogger Faux Press, at 11:43 AM, April 16, 2005  

  • Nice vlog!!
    What you said really hit home for me. I've actually been feeling this way, but didn't know how to verbalize it, and i definately didn't have the balls big enough to make a vlog about it!!
    Thanks for sharing man!!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 4:50 PM, April 16, 2005  

  • okay i have to jump in on this.
    there are 500+ thoughts in my head right now. whewwww breathe.

    1. GREAT rant. i loved it. many of the same feelings i have felt.
    2. i've loved your videos. i just never took the time to comment because... i suck. okay.
    3. i dig the new intro. the beat makes me think of a song by the format ("first single").
    4. i noticed your crooked-mouth-ness too, but i find it endearing.
    5. i should video blog the rest of my thoughts now.

    rad. keep it up josh. :)

    By Blogger Annie, at 11:46 PM, April 16, 2005  

  • Just jumping on the bandwagon to say "cool video man" from a fellow Michigander! Go Tigers!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 9:26 PM, April 17, 2005  

  • Hey Josh, good vlog! :-)

    I'm just getting started myself, and was wondering if I was going to find myself in the same boat ... the tug boat. :-P

    For lots of reasons I haven't vlogged yet (except for the teasers I've put up to ... tease ... those people already reading my text blog). But look forward to it.

    Keep on vlogging, I'm watching ... and soon I'll be the lil' guy mentioning you in my a-list rant. :-)

    - Dave
    http://wwww.davidmeade.com

    By Blogger Unknown, at 12:04 AM, April 18, 2005  

  • Rest assured my friend, you are being watched... I'm not.

    By Blogger Doug, at 3:19 AM, April 18, 2005  

  • amazing video. congratulations for all the videos i found in this weblog, they rock!

    By Blogger Laura Lopes, at 3:48 PM, April 18, 2005  

  • This is an awesome video, and I agree completely with every aspect of your rants, one scene made me motivated and really feeling like I was part of something great. Cheers to you!

    I've learned much about myself while vlogging, thats why I started the project, I have changed a lot within a short period of time. Glad someone out there shares so much of what I am going through too!!

    will watch the rest of ur vids now, I saved this one in my 'favorite vlog's archive.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:24 PM, April 18, 2005  

  • Oh and, have another comment for good luck :)

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7:24 PM, April 18, 2005  

  • FYI, I added your RSS feed to Thunderbird, and I'm pretty sure it's working :-) I'll let you know once another vlog is published here.

    (sorry about broken link in last comment I had one too many w's)

    - Dave
    http://www.davidmeade.com

    By Blogger Unknown, at 7:57 PM, April 18, 2005  

  • okay - you have countless comments now - I'm killing for 4! -you could not be more validated -but before this post, I totally empathize with you.

    -taxiplasm
    http://gnitseretni.blogspot.com

    By Blogger taxiplasm, at 10:45 PM, April 18, 2005  

  • (FYI, thunderbird did work with the RSS feed.)

    By Blogger Unknown, at 6:01 PM, April 20, 2005  

  • Je-sus. You're like in some sort of secret platinum 007 AAA-list, if you go buy # of comments! WTF?!

    As usual I'm late to the party. This was a truly awesome vid. I've been seeing so many awesome vids lately, it makes me so happy.

    I recently told a little story about when I got into blogs. It was 2002, which I thought was late to THAT party. They started exploding (sorta) after 9/11, media stories and everything. But when I interviewed Anil Dash (now with TypePad) he said "I thought I was coming late to blogging... there were already 100 people doing it, I thought the fad was over..." !!!

    My feeling is, there IS NO SUCH THING as "too late." There is no bad time to express yourself! Everyday is a good day to start expressing yourself to whoever will here you. Yeah, the early adopters have a head start so they have impressive stats - doesn't matter.

    Dan Gillmor says "I'll bet you the value-per-reader is far greater on someone's baby blog than BoingBoing."

    Anyway, blah blah blah... keep kicking ass. For jesus.

    By Blogger Chuck Olsen, at 2:57 AM, April 21, 2005  

  • Ha.. Yes, Vlogging has caused quite a few sleepless nights.

    -Another viewer

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 1:49 AM, April 24, 2005  

  • Well, what can I say that hasn't been said already... I just started on this things of technology and your vlog was the third vlog I watched, and I like it a lot.... Like you said, everything is about the community, not the popularity...I just hope that you don't fall into the Castro Syndrome, and let yourself seduce for the power of fame and power, and that you keep doing this che Guevara's way...For the people, to the people.....

    By Blogger Gilberto Carranza, at 11:22 AM, April 26, 2005  

  • Oh, sorry, I thought I entered the yahoo group...

    It looks like I missed the boat for the best time to comment on this post... for awhile there it looked like everyone was in your room... I just caught your post on omn. One of the things I don't like about that system is that it doesn't easily allow for commenting, but that's another rant.

    "I got into vlogging [because] I was kind of in a blog slump..."
    "I want to see baby puppetry..."
    priceless...

    You forgot Chris Weagel from human-dog.com! This reminded me of his Entry #048. You guys should collaborate!

    The lessons were a great touch.

    By Blogger YRG, at 11:39 PM, April 27, 2005  

  • Josh,

    I set ANT up to download a bunch of crap over the weekend, and when I went to go look - your "1st_Rant" was the first one I watched because it was alphabetized to the top of the list. Crafty, motherf*cker!

    Thankfully you pushed your way to the top of the list, but you had some insight to share. Nicely done, dude. I'm gonna go watch some more!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10:10 AM, May 05, 2005  

  • Dam! Talk about not being famous. I feel this post will be a speck of dried flake of skin of a 56 y.o. on her 6th trip to Hawaii with a tinge of spf 49 on it amongst this sand of commentary.

    But what the heck. Since I've discovered video blogs from my interest in short indie films online, I also have extended my curfew to the whee early mornings. Who knew, I have birds outside my apt that chirps at 337 AM!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 5:28 AM, May 07, 2005  

  • thx sooo much for sharing of yourself that way -
    trully wonderful..

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 12:54 PM, May 12, 2005  

  • Josh,
    I think you hit the nail on the head.
    If this is what it takes to get "attention" then I feel sorry for those that follow. I have experinced this frist hand as I was labeled as having "just a website" and was excluded.
    The contents of "videoblogging" are explained as "undefined" yet it is very defined. Keep up with you struggle and good luck.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 1:05 PM, May 21, 2005  

  • you made me pick up my camera again, thanks for the inspiration! a salute from Amsterdam

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 4:23 AM, May 27, 2005  

  • New to viewing Vlogs - I must say I get excited when any new form of media emerges. Good job pioneering. But I'm wondering why looking into other peoples lives is fascinating. Is it because it gives us a better idea of where we fit into everything? Or because we can better identify with it - it's more real? Or is it interesting just because we have never been able to do it before? Will the excitement of vlogs wear off 5 years from now? Keep it up.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10:49 AM, June 01, 2005  

  • VLOGGYWOOD, Here I Come!

    :)

    By Blogger ~ FluxRostrum, at 9:17 AM, June 07, 2005  

  • Yeah Rock on!

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 3:53 AM, June 10, 2005  

  • Very well done.
    Well edited.
    Enjoyed the music.
    Liked the clips from other blogs.
    Doing a review of vlogs before I dive in -- lots of good tips.
    Thanks.

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 4:55 PM, June 30, 2005  

  • Dude, this is a classic that I missed. Glad that Jay posted it on moment showing so I saw it. Needless to say I've been a big fan dude. I wanna be doing a Xolo.tv post on you soon becuase your stuff is always great. I laughed my ass off when you cleaned your car. Dude that was NASTY!

    By Blogger gabemac, at 5:26 PM, July 11, 2005  

  • I identified so strongly with this video - I think I'm at the same point in my vlog that you were when you made this. Except a little more shy about "ranting". thanks for your honesty and bravery and clarity.
    -serra

    By Blogger Mike Machenry, at 4:41 PM, July 26, 2005  

  • Josh, Been watching for several months now, but going back to one of my first vlog mov's to leave you this. Your thoughts are why I'm leaving comments to most videos I watch. You're sharing something with me, I'm obviously taking it in, why not share my thoughts and give something back, right?
    B

    By Anonymous Anonymous, at 6:18 AM, September 15, 2005  

  • "once you start videoblogging, you won't go to bed before 3am." This is SO TRUE. Dammit, I can't stop laughing. :D

    By Blogger kitykity, at 11:46 PM, September 30, 2005  

  • Greate rant Josh I really like your style and you remind me a little of Max Headroom. I havent yet put myself in the picture and remain behind the camera for now, I wonder why?

    By Blogger Adam, at 12:46 PM, December 09, 2005  

  • Josh, you say a lot of things that have happened to me (like not going to bed, vlogging as a lifestyle), so even though you made this a long time ago and the conversation here seems to have dwindled, I like this one, and I wanted to tell you. I'll go so far as to say that I wish more of your videos today were like this, but then again, this type of commentary might get old after a while. For what's it worth, this conversation is still going though. I made a video a bit like this recently because of frustrations with some aspects of the community, but I think it's important that EVERYONE be responsible for those problems. That's what I'm working on at this moment. Thanks for making this a long time ago. It's still relevant.

    By Blogger B, at 11:14 PM, April 16, 2006  

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