Random thoughts thread

[M-17]

When good things (people/opportunities) come by, do you let it pass? I wouldn't. I'd at least try. I'd say I would fight for what I care for.

I wonder why others don't? Do they choose to ignore it or are they simply that oblivious?

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by M-17

When good things (people/opportunities) come by, do you let it pass? I wouldn't. I'd at least try. I'd say I would fight for what I care for.

I wonder why others don't? Do they choose to ignore it or are they simply that oblivious?

That's more toward psychology stuff but there are few reasons for it
1. How they grew up
2. Their personality
3. Area they live
4. People they associate with
5. Condition they're in

Those are few factors.

Your action/logic isn't seen right to everyone.

As for me, I'm always the right one. Lmao

[Guff]

I'm writing scripts and I'm going to get back into making films. Car films, of course.

But I have a dilemma. Do I make informative "car reviews", such as Drive and so many others do? Or should I create stirring "Car Dramas" such as Format67 and other related studios do? Or, should I meet halfway in between and create a Top Gear-esque narrative that is somewhat factual and somewhat pure film?

I honestly don't know. I guess I'll start writing and see where it puts me, then see if I can modify it to fit a particular genre that seems most relevant.

What do you guys think? When you go on YouTube looking for a car video to watch, what are you looking for?

[sklimo]

Originally Posted by Guff

I'm writing scripts and I'm going to get back into making films. Car films, of course.

But I have a dilemma. Do I make informative "car reviews", such as Drive and so many others do? Or should I create stirring "Car Dramas" such as Format67 and other related studios do? Or, should I meet halfway in between and create a Top Gear-esque narrative that is somewhat factual and somewhat pure film?

I honestly don't know. I guess I'll start writing and see where it puts me, then see if I can modify it to fit a particular genre that seems most relevant.

What do you guys think? When you go on YouTube looking for a car video to watch, what are you looking for?

Hot chicks driving hot cars. I'll subscribe

[Guff]

Originally Posted by sklimo

Hot chicks driving hot cars. I'll subscribe

As much as I would love to see that, I can't stoop to the level of stiff suspension and unbuttoned blouses...

I'm aiming for more high shelf stuff!

[sklimo]

Originally Posted by Guff

As much as I would love to see that, I can't stoop to the level of stiff suspension and unbuttoned blouses...

I'm aiming for more high shelf stuff!

lol you just lost my subscription

[Giccin]

Originally Posted by M-17

Soon you'll catch up and probably be able to out run my time.

I need to start balancing heavy lifting and cardio into my routine.



It funny how old habits never die.

Keep those rockets in your pockets boys. Don't need to hurt anybody.

Originally Posted by Guff

I'm writing scripts and I'm going to get back into making films. Car films, of course.

But I have a dilemma. Do I make informative "car reviews", such as Drive and so many others do? Or should I create stirring "Car Dramas" such as Format67 and other related studios do? Or, should I meet halfway in between and create a Top Gear-esque narrative that is somewhat factual and somewhat pure film?

I honestly don't know. I guess I'll start writing and see where it puts me, then see if I can modify it to fit a particular genre that seems most relevant.

What do you guys think? When you go on YouTube looking for a car video to watch, what are you looking for?

Instead of trying to be like everyone else you could simply try a different approach.

Perhaps starting out driving the car around then introduce the car. Give small main short information about the car. You could do this scan of the car where you see its chasis and kinda describe what they did and what's going on. Pros cons. Drive some more. Have different people drive it in different ways.

Anyways that's what I think and when I'm on youtube looking for car videos its mostly... general stuff. Gear ratio... sound, looks in different situations, 360 view, 0-60 (Sometimes). Other than that... it's kinda.. What does the exhaust sound like. lol

[Zaku]

@Guff that real cart review person did something very different and it's very popular, maybe look into something way different like what Momo is saying.

Edit: real Car...You can review Carts if you want Guff... that's really different... wow fun Typos.

[M-17]

Originally Posted by Guff

What do you guys think? When you go on YouTube looking for a car video to watch, what are you looking for?

I like informative videos on new or interesting old cars, documentation on car builds, and some ecstatic enthusiasm from the host. Just don't overkill it. Some hosts do so and you can tell right away how phony they are.
If you can show some drifting, drag racing, autox, or some hooning in the video then you're bound to get some viewers. Just don't be too uptight or dry where it'll leave the viewer wondering why they haven't clicked on the video on the right of some blonde chick with big boobs sitting in a GTR. smh. Right @sklimo?

Originally Posted by Giccin

Keep those rockets in your pockets boys. Don't need to hurt anybody.

lol, I like how I get thrown under the bus for this... hmph.

btw I couldn't help but picture of Suki saying that (the chick from 2F2F).

[OrbitalEllipses]

Originally Posted by Zaku

@Guff that real cart review person did something very different and it's very popular, maybe look into something way different like what Momo is saying.

Edit: real Car...You can review Carts if you want Guff... that's really different... wow fun Typos.

I think the Real Car Reviews are actually really terrible. It's funny for about 2 seconds before it's not.

[sklimo]

Originally Posted by M-17

I like informative videos on new or interesting old cars, documentation on car builds, and some ecstatic enthusiasm from the host. Just don't overkill it. Some hosts do so and you can tell right away how phony they are.
If you can show some drifting, drag racing, autox, or some hooning in the video then you're bound to get some viewers. Just don't be too uptight or dry where it'll leave the viewer wondering why they haven't clicked on the video on the right of some blonde chick with big boobs sitting in a GTR. smh. Right @sklimo?




lol, I like how I get thrown under the bus for this... hmph.

btw I couldn't help but picture of Suki saying that (the chick from 2F2F).

Sorry I was looking at the boobs in GTR wuut?? lol

[ichitaka05]

Originally Posted by Guff

I'm writing scripts and I'm going to get back into making films. Car films, of course.

But I have a dilemma. Do I make informative "car reviews", such as Drive and so many others do? Or should I create stirring "Car Dramas" such as Format67 and other related studios do? Or, should I meet halfway in between and create a Top Gear-esque narrative that is somewhat factual and somewhat pure film?

I honestly don't know. I guess I'll start writing and see where it puts me, then see if I can modify it to fit a particular genre that seems most relevant.

What do you guys think? When you go on YouTube looking for a car video to watch, what are you looking for?

My tip of advace,

Try both & see which one you like more. Don't be half ass.

I have other good ideas, but I'll tell you in the FB group chat

[Calum]

Originally Posted by OrbitalEllipses

I think the Real Car Reviews are actually really terrible. It's funny for about 2 seconds before it's not.

There's a few funny ones. I liked the Jeep Cherokee one, for instances.

[IntotheOcean]

I miss going on my late night drives :/