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Darth One wroteYes I think he plans to add an X5 as the last member of the dream team.2001 makes a very strong year for best BMW year ever. He does need a M clown shoe in the lineup, and I'd also add the original Frank Stephenson-penned X5
LakeSurfer wroteYeah that's how it is nowadays. Cartrek series were actually good but sometimes these youtubers just ramble on too much just to have longer youtube video and more watchtime.Personally I find the guy quite contrived and for lack of better words a dork, however, Ed Bolian takes the cake on that front and don't get me started on Tavarish. That guys lack of human interaction skills is bewildering.
As soon as these guys pick up weak sponsors like "keeps" or "manscapped" or silly mobile phone games, the content goes down hill and after 500,000 subs the same can be said.
When the subscriber counts are that high and sponsorships are lame, it's a job and there are people behind the camera doing all the analytics and schemes to get clicks. It's not just a guy in his garage filming and editing and creating the concepts anymore. I can tell you with 99% certainty that a majority of those cars given to him for free or at very substantial discounts and the direction of their videos is chosen by the analytics not by the guy in front of the camera. All this in the name of sponsors.
It's a business and that's how YouTubers operate it and I get that but the fakeness and how people fall for it all makes me cringe.
But I'm insecure and jealous so there's that too.
XsltAnalyst wroteI'll check it out. Thanks.LakeSurfer wroteYeah that's how it is nowadays. Cartrek series were actually good but sometimes these youtubers just ramble on too much just to have longer youtube video and more watchtime.Personally I find the guy quite contrived and for lack of better words a dork, however, Ed Bolian takes the cake on that front and don't get me started on Tavarish. That guys lack of human interaction skills is bewildering.
As soon as these guys pick up weak sponsors like "keeps" or "manscapped" or silly mobile phone games, the content goes down hill and after 500,000 subs the same can be said.
When the subscriber counts are that high and sponsorships are lame, it's a job and there are people behind the camera doing all the analytics and schemes to get clicks. It's not just a guy in his garage filming and editing and creating the concepts anymore. I can tell you with 99% certainty that a majority of those cars given to him for free or at very substantial discounts and the direction of their videos is chosen by the analytics not by the guy in front of the camera. All this in the name of sponsors.
It's a business and that's how YouTubers operate it and I get that but the fakeness and how people fall for it all makes me cringe.
But I'm insecure and jealous so there's that too.
if you want to watch something decent then head over to "M539 Restorations" on youtube.
LakeSurfer wrotePersonally I find the guy quite contrived and for lack of better words a dork, however, Ed Bolian takes the cake on that front and don't get me started on Tavarish. That guys lack of human interaction skills is bewildering.
As soon as these guys pick up weak sponsors like "keeps" or "manscapped" or silly mobile phone games, the content goes down hill and after 500,000 subs the same can be said.
When the subscriber counts are that high and sponsorships are lame, it's a job and there are people behind the camera doing all the analytics and schemes to get clicks. It's not just a guy in his garage filming and editing and creating the concepts anymore. I can tell you with 99% certainty that a majority of those cars given to him for free or at very substantial discounts and the direction of their videos is chosen by the analytics not by the guy in front of the camera. All this in the name of sponsors.
It's a business and that's how YouTubers operate it and I get that but the fakeness and how people fall for it all makes me cringe.
But I'm insecure and jealous so there's that too.
LakeSurfer wrote"Keeps"Personally I find the guy quite contrived and for lack of better words a dork, however, Ed Bolian takes the cake on that front and don't get me started on Tavarish. That guys lack of human interaction skills is bewildering.
As soon as these guys pick up weak sponsors like "keeps" or "manscapped" or silly mobile phone games, the content goes down hill and after 500,000 subs the same can be said.
When the subscriber counts are that high and sponsorships are lame, it's a job and there are people behind the camera doing all the analytics and schemes to get clicks. It's not just a guy in his garage filming and editing and creating the concepts anymore. I can tell you with 99% certainty that a majority of those cars given to him for free or at very substantial discounts and the direction of their videos is chosen by the analytics not by the guy in front of the camera. All this in the name of sponsors.
It's a business and that's how YouTubers operate it and I get that but the fakeness and how people fall for it all makes me cringe.
But I'm insecure and jealous so there's that too.
MPOWER5266 wroteWTF, because him making a video helps you how? What a slap in the face. If you're so famous than pay full price.He tried to buy a car off of me. Low balled me quite a bit and tried to use the fact that it will be on youtube and that hes famous to get me to go for it. Not a huge fan of his.
LakeSurfer wrotePretty much. I had it on ebay and it didn't hit reserve. He found a pic on the radwood facebook group and reached out. I offered it at a reasonable price and he hit me at several thousand less. He wasn't overly rude or anything but rubbed me the wrong way. I think its about to go up for sale again, I wonder if he will try again. Haha.WTF, because him making a video helps you how? What a slap in the face. If you're so famous than pay full price.
That's the problem, they just think we're a bunch of idiots, yeah there's a lot of them but not all of us are.
Icestorm09 wrotePhotos please in the below topic, would love to see it!Would love an M3. Although my pride and joy is a 2001 330ci with 37,000 miles on the clock. That will keep me going for a few years
