After 10 Years On YouTube, It's Time For Some Changes!
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- Опубликовано: 4 июн 2024
- Engineering Explained Is Officially Ten Years Old, With 3 Million Subscribers!
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I created Engineering Explained on June 24, 2011, having no idea where this channel would end up. I'm happy, proud, and grateful to have surpassed 3 million subscribers, 10 years later, as a result of making weekly videos about how cars work.
Engineering Explained really has covered it all! Head to my main channel page and checkout my playlists for topics like tires, wheels, brakes, suspensions, drivetrains, differentials, transmissions, engines, electric cars, batteries, electric motors, alternative fuels, car reviews, weird stuff, unique features, and driving all kinds of different cars.
The channel has had a fun group of cars!
- 1999 Acura Integra, did a lot of fun stuff with it, and it was stolen.
- 2014 Subaru WRX STI hatch. I love the way it looks, I love it on paper, the AWD system.
- 2002 Honda S2000, did about 40 videos with, really cool series.
- 2016 Subaru Crosstrek, the greatest car of all time. Longest I’ve owned a new car.
- 2018 Tesla Model 3 Mid-Range. Had it for two weeks, quickly got rid of it.
- 2018 Tesla Model 3 Performance, still have, absolutely love it, best daily.
- 2016 Mazda MX-5, sold my S2000 and bought another S2000 and supercharged it.
Regarding the garage, I don’t know what’s next! Genuinely love my three car setup. Two manuals, one electric, one supercharged, one NA. One with ground clearance, two without. Two AWD, one RWD.
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Hello all! Thank you for watching. As many have pointed out, the car I'm inside of is an MX-5, not an S2000. When I bought another two door, manual, supercharged, yellow convertible, a lot of folks said I just bought the same thing haha. As a nod to those comments, I called it an S2000 in this video. My jokes are often two things: delivered with a straight face, and bad.
Idk about everyone else but I saw Jason driving two S2000 vehicles in the video lol
Congrats and thank you for all you’ve taught everyone who watches you!
lol! I knew it was a joke from the get go. Congrats! Funny how the algorithm works, I thought I was subscribed and wasn't! Your videos always show up on my homepage and suggested since I watch them a lot and usually watch car videos. Congrats and you channel and doing it your way with your passion!
( I did smash like button and finally subscribed)
That last sentence = totally relatable.
Thx for the clarification... I was VERY confused 🤣
Congratulations on the decade! Your sense of humor is one of the best additions to the channel.
Would love to see you do a video explaining all the issues on the Ford Voodoo 5.2 liter. The Mach 1 smoking tire video mentioned the class action lawsuits that are out there related to that motor which I had no idea about. Possibly you could put that in your “videos to make” queue?
He went from some awkward emo kid to the awkward emo adult we love and admire.
Not everyone can be a chad. 😆
@@EngineeringExplained lol. Love you bro
@@EngineeringExplained you are a legend
Absolutely nothing awkward about Jason. Doesn't seem particularly emo either.
@@EngineeringExplained never change bro!
"You're all adults... I don't need to tell you what buttons to push".
THANK YOU! I've always appreciated this about your videos... you know, along with all the awesome content :)
This level of humility is so rare these days
Almost unexisting!
This guy made you exited to see a white board.
Think about that for a sec.
…excited *
Somehow this man managed to do something not a single one of my professors could.
I thought about that for hours
i first found engineering explained i think exactly 5 years ago because my dad was teaching me how to drive then and said "you'll get better once you know how a car works" and so i stumbled upon his video on things you shouldn't do in a manual. 5 years later and now I'm picking mechanical engineering as my main choice for uni and this man played a pretty large part in that choice.
That car screen as his writing board. Cool..😄
Glad to see that the coolest car you've gotten to drive is still the Crosstrek. Congrats on 10 years, man!
Only one ride can stand above the rest! 🙌
@@EngineeringExplained really hmm I honestly hated it the one I was given as a loaner was 185 hp gutless felt like driving an overloaded truck lol was extremely tech filled tho told me to take a coffee break when I yawned
@@zaceryhammond1144 I've noticed that Subarus feel gutless with automatic transmissions, but the manuals feel fine
both Bens are here to celebrate too.
@@specialopsdave a cvt will suck the life out of any car lol
“No one has any idea what goes on behind the scenes to put out videos every week” literally made me laugh out loud. I have so many stories of “I don’t know how I got away with uploading this week”
Glad I’ve gotten to work with you and congrats on all your success!
Two great car channels for the community. Thanks to both of you for providing the interesting content that you do.
This is a totally self-made man who not only made it big, but helped millions of people across the world understand.
Such an engineer at heart: 'Hey everyone it's been 10 years, time for some big changes!' *slightly changes video uploading schedule
Good engineering. Step One: Make it work. Step Two. Wait ten years. Make it work better.
@@TheRealPotoroo TRUTH😂🤣🤓👍👍
Yes. I was worried for a few minutes when I saw the "changes coming", thinking he may be ending the channel. Whew!
Sounds like an engineer
HAHAHA
Congrats!
Great to see Zack here too.
You are here too 😍😂
Thank you!!
Agent 47, welcome
@@stanleysim2480 it's sorta expected, Zack loves cars but he loves opening cool phones more.
I like your channel Jason because you seem like a genuine person with bad jokes and a whiteboard.
My 3 year old: “That’s too much welcomes”.
Congrats mate.
Huge milestone, Jason. Congrats on your well deserved success and efforts to balance life and RUclips.
Always hungry for more of your comparisons. YOU guys keep up the good work!
Todd and Paul are criminally under subscribed to.
@EverydayDriver Crossover episode with Jason when??
Damn I was really afraid when I first read the video title. I thought you were gonna stop RUclips activity.
Congrats for your 10 yo on RUclips I really enjoy your videos thanks for all!!
So awesome dude!!!! Cheers to another as many years as you want!!! What are we supercharging next?
Thanks Charles! Next is a Toyota 86-two-thousand!
@@EngineeringExplained the crosstrek...duh!
If you really want to blow people's minds, the Tesla! 🤪
(Inb4 Supercharger network jokes)
A Diesel-swapped Tesla.
@@EngineeringExplained Lets do it! ill clean the shop up.
Well done mate. You deserve every bit of success. Your channel has been a big inspiration over the years.
As long as your intro is still "Hello everyone and welcome!", I'll keep watching...
Good job! 10 years is a long time and we all sure enjoyed you sticking with us!
Hey Felix
@sc1338 Hey! 😄
Hey Felix I watch you too!!
> 10 years is a long time
LOL. Oh, the summer children.
Hey Felix you are doing a great job too, good luck with your move.
"When to shift a manual car" was my first video.
I was impressed by your explanation, stayed since that.
Thanks Mark!
Hey that was the same for me too! Because of that I ended up buying a manual car.
@@icee0711 that's literally my case. That video came in search result when i got a manual
@@EngineeringExplained I did engineering myself - your channel is great ngl o/
@@EngineeringExplained Please provide a link to that episode !
No… We want to THANK YOUUUU for taking the time to explain so many things in easy-to-digest chunks! Also explaining it so we understand it so easily! You are in inspiration in that you make all these math equations incredibly approachable for all. The young ones see the value of math in you, and get very excited in the prospect of learning math!
You are an amazing presenter, teacher, and entertainer! Thank YOU for all your time and effort!!! My household TRULY appreciates it! THANK YOU x1000000000! You deserve the fun adventures and success this has brought you!
I'm just here for the iconic "hello everyonneeee annnnnd welcome!" Congrats Jason!
When I was teaching my girlfriend to drive stick, showed her your "how a manual transmission works" video, never seen someone learn stick so fast, me and my car both appreciate you!
That's awesome, thanks Joel!
Same when teaching my daughter. When she asked “What does the clutch actually do?” I knew just where to turn. Keep up the great work!
“Work-life balance?” What’s that? Jason can you do a video explaining what that is? 🤪
Haha, trying to figure it out! Actually was planning on calling you some time to ask how you felt about/managed that time you took off. :)
Is it actual Jason 😍
My attempt:
Driving cars during the day
Sleeping at night
Hey Cammisa why aren't you verified?
@@scenicdepictionsofchicagolife lots of people aren't. Demo Ranch has like 10.1M subs and he isnt verified. There are others.
Congrats on 10y! I've only been watching the last couple years, you've done great things with your channel. I often recommend your videos to friends who have questions about engines, or just vehicles in general. You have great content, and teach all of us loads about our own cars.
Jason, I appreciate you discussing the fears you’ve worked through with regards to relevancy and finding that elusive “work / life” balance.
Keep up the good work!
Challenge: Explain the gearbox used in Fast & Furious movies.
Now THAT is a challenge!
I heard they only work if you throw the shifter into gear as hard as you can.
Lololololol
Start with the 7 gear transmission Eclipse at the beginning of the movie lol
How the f you use a manual transmission in space? And how does a Fiero not get blasted when thrusted into a satellite and wtf were NASA, MI, FBI and physics professors doing? Wtf was that!? I couldn't stop laughing 🤣
Got me wondering whether calling the mx-5 an s2000 several times was a test to see if we really are paying attention 🤔
i was like "wat!" but i think it was just a slip.
I loved that S2000. That, and theDudeinBlue's Mustang... Two beasts i adore owned by two men i look up to.
When I got it wrapped yellow everyone said it was the same car haha, so, I included a bad joke in this video that was delivered too seriously, apparently. 🤷♂️
Ahhhh I didn't realise others said it looked like the s2000! My bad!! I assumed it was a slip of the tongue because you were focused on driving. Though 2 cars I'd love to own so I'm envious anyway 🤣
@@EngineeringExplained Back when I had a S2000 (had two, a 2005 and 2006), people would call it a Miata either out of ignorance or to try to get a reaction out of me. So, calling your Miata a S2000 IS kinda funny (and a compliment). Now I'm on my 2nd Miata - had a 2016 and now a 2020 RF. Still not a S2000, but VERY fun cars!
Congrats on 10 years!
I thought it was because they're pretty similar cars, both are small convetible sports cars from japan, and they're both yellow
Congratulations, Jason, on this significant milestone! Your videos are terrific. So, keep up the good work at a pace that allows you to deservedly enjoy the fruits of your distinguished labor. All the best...
Congrats on the milestone! Glad you're going to continue putting out content, I've learned a lot from your channel and look forward to learning more
I lol'd when you said you sold your s2000 and got into another s2000 **points at Miata**
Haha, I don't think many got that it was a joke, but it was worth it for you, Bill!
@@EngineeringExplained I would hope most people got that! I don't like it though. S2000 > Miata, and no I have not driven either but dammit! :D
Yeah a non electric s2000
@@EngineeringExplained as an S2000 owner, I always cry a bit when someone tells me "nice Miata" :')
10 years and still looks 25. lol dude dont age. congrates bro.time flies.
Congrats on ten years, man
Congratulations !
I have always enjoyed your videos and I will search for your videos rather than relying on RUclips to suggest me which one should I pick up. I even go back to your old videos to refresh some of the understandings.
"hello everyone and welcome" legendary line. I have learned so much. Great job and dont stop!
This is the longest road I've ever seen.
Reminds me of the fast and furious airstrip
Some say he's still out there driving, yammering on about 10 years or something.
It's some high order theoretical stuff, you probably won't ever get it.....
@@Christophero yes.....the f6 runway innit
@@DrewLSsix its gigachad level brens
Congratulations! Really gold stuff you do! Been coming back to this for years now.
My god, seeing the intro montage of the 10 years is mind blowing, you have gone so far and am proud. Keep it up my dude, love the work you do 👍
I am an apprentice mechanic and have learnt a bit from your videos that have helped me make some wise choices, thank you
Thanks for the kind words, really appreciate it!
“Hello everyone and welcome”🤣
And then 9 years ago... "hey everyone..."
@@EngineeringExplained "hey everyone" felt so wrong
I’m a pilot with over 1000 hours. I’ve only ever hit 5Gs one time and it was super gnarly! I could not have done 7! Kudos!
I almost blacked out multiple times haha. It was WILD! Kirby was good at reading body language though, he knew when to back off and when to get back at it. 😂
A tremendous thank you to you for teaching us so much ( i'm a university lecturer - design) ....happy to see your content whenever it comes out....been here about 5 years...hope we can see the next ten years
I've learned an enormous amount about cars, engines and vehicle physics from your channel. I subscribed probably 6-7 years ago and just binged watched everything and it really fuelled my love for cars, being able to understand things because you explained them so well. Huge thanks, Jason
Five years ago I watched one of your videos while in my senior year of high school. That single video released my passion for cars and engineering. Now five years later I am one year away from my mechanical engineering degree. Thank you for inspiring me and helping me find a true passion.
That's amazing Garry, wishing you a strong final year with your ME degree!
Hey, that's the coolest thing about this channel - no whining and beging for subs and likes... I hate it in any other places. Thank for doing it all for us and wish You next 10 succesfull years!
And no garbage clickbait.
@@USNEM Indeed
Don’t worry, the other subs will remind you
I first found your channel while searching car related how something worked. I was instantly hooked, and started to binge-watch all your previous content. I've learned so much from your videos, and it's lead me to go out and learn more on my own after getting clued in to a topic. Thank you for so many hours of entertainment and education!!!!
Congrats on the milestone! Always enjoy the content. Enjoy seeing and learning how things work.
I think people grossly underestimate the amount of work that goes into consistently publishing videos. Not easy. Congrats on 10 years, sir!
Thanks for everything you’ve done these past 10 years! You’ve both taught and inspired countless people, myself included. As for the new release schedule, every other week is still lightning speed compared to some channels out there :)
Oh snap.....I feel kinda sad watching your final Pontiac vid, was an amazing journey to watch.
@@philangundze1885 +1 from Göttingen
this guy is a G
Who tf are you?
please watch this man's Fierro videos they are phenomenal
Man you are one of the reasons that made me love cars, I wasn't much into it several years ago but I still watched and enjoyed your videos, now I am in a year that has me really interested in cars and I am enjoying your videos even more. One of my favourite videos was the manual transmission as till this day all the information I know about it is from your video and I still remember every part of it. Congrats man and wish you the best moving forward :)
Jason, people keep watching your videos because they like you! A fair amount of the time you are just talking and driving at the same time, so the background whooshing by has nothing to do with what you are saying. But, they watch it anyway, like I just did. Congratulations on being able to earn a living doing what you like to do, not what you have to do. You are a winner! 👍🏼
It's crazy how dedicated you have to be to accomplish everything that you have. Congratulations on 10 years, hope you continue accomplishing new things and continue to be successful!
7:25 - Awesome edit. Using the shadow perfectly.
Thanks! I was sitting at my desk editing, with the F&F photo above me, thinking - this has to be included somehow! 😂
CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU AND YOUR CHANNEL! And of course all of your subscribers and fans! I will admit this video brought a tear to my eye as you were describing the milestones. I spread the word about your channel all the time. Look forward to the next 10 years!
Thanks for all your awesome uploads over the years. This is the first educational car channel I followed, many years ago. You channel still remains among a VERY small handful of automotive channels I follow, top tier content.
Congratulations for 10 years Jason! I been watching you for almost 8 of those years and I absolutely love your channel and your style of explaining things. No nasty gimmicks or other nonsense. Just Engineering Explained. Love from Wales. 🏴
Me, reading the title: Oh crap, he's moving to a digital whiteboard!
ahahahh
😄🤣😂
I’m really appreciative of your body of work and the good guy you obviously are. This video reflecting the 10 years is one of the best.
Your channel was the first channel I ever subscribed. I appreciate the information you provide on the channel. I enjoy learning about new stuff all the time.
After 10 years, I could say that your channel is still the most educative about "Automotive engineering" technology here in RUclips.
Congrats for 10 years of content creating man!
True educator and interesting.
I just wanna congratulate you. I don’t know if you’re aware of how much education are you giving on your videos. I wish every school had at least one teacher like you, you made us all want to learn more.
Congrats and definitely well deserved. You put a lot of work and research into each piece of content and it shows. Keep up the fantastic work, and I hope your success continues. Will definitely be watching every other Friday!
It’s so crazy following along this channel and that your anniversary is on my birthday. It’s a pleasure.
I like the "hello everyone and welcome", its soothing
Has anyone told you lately that you seem like a really cool, fun, smart guy? I’ll bet going for a long ride with you (in the Tesla or Mazda) would be a very interesting and valuable experience…
Thanks for the kind words Martin, really appreciate it!
“Yeah, but they’re all guys.” -Jason 😞
😎 Love the vids Jason. Keep up the great work.
Happy anniversary Jason! I'm glad to have been here from the beginning. I started watching your videos in your dimly lit room, more for entertainment since I'm pretty familiar with how cars work. But then it was great watching your channel evolve from explaining basics, to car reviews, to explaining complex topics, to being invited by OEMs to events around the world. Congrats and keep charging 💪🏾
Congratulations on the milestone, I've been enjoying your content for years now. Big thanks from Australia!
Congratulations Jason! I've been watching your videos for many years now, one of my favourite channels. I'm very happy for your success and I look forward to your future videos.
Happy Channel Birthday!!! Proud to be part of this community!
Congrats on the milestone! I have thought a lot about my posting schedule and this is inspiring me! Thanks for sharing.
Way to go Jason. Just so you know, a LOT of times I question something about a vehicle, and you pop up on a search! Your detail, ability to put technical terms in layman speak has lead me to recommend your videos to friends many, many times. I will keep watching your content. Thanks you for your contributions.
10 years ago I sat against my window stealing my neighbors unprotected wifi watching engineering explained until i knew how everything worked. So awesome. Congratulations
Congratulations sir. The engineer in me appreciates how you run this channel, and that you don’t tell me what buttons to press.
Jason,
Your videos were like treasure to me through high school. As I went from just wanting my license, to wanting my first car, to seriously getting into cars, I've learned so much here. Few other channels have the analytical, math based approach you do, while explaining things intuitively at the same time, which was one of the reasons I gravitated so heavily to your videos. And thanks to you, I ultimately decided to pursue a mechanical engineering degree.
So thanks for everything, and congratulations on ten years. We're all looking forward to what's next!
don't remember how I found your channel but I enjoy every video that I've watched and did learned a lot! Thank you for all the time and effort that you put into making this !! All the best !!
Fun fact: most of my professors show and reference your videos to teach us some cool stuff, So, I thank you for the content you create. Keep up the great work.
Edit: teach*
You should ask for a refund
It’s almost impossible to not like Jason!
Congrats on the 10-year mile mark and I applaud your efforts to thoughtfully explain engineering concepts so elegantly for so long. As a graduated ME student, it's wonderful to hear a simplistic take on more complicated subjects and your videos hit the nail on the head each time. Congrats again on this accomplishment!
I have learned a great deal from your explanations, and now my 23 yr old son has a 1993 4Runner needing a lot of work, which he does himself thanks to you're and other similar channels. I hope you are able to re-find the joy in your work by having more life your life to live joyfully. Above all, thank you.
Can't believe it's been ten years and can't believe i was a freshman in highschool when I started watching EE
All the love and thanks from Tokyo
Thank you!!
I love the formula. I like the whiteboard. Good cameras and mic. Every other week is good for me
You’re such a humble person. Thanks for what you do, and I hope you continue to do well on RUclips!! 🙂
Congrats! What a milestone. I'll be watching for the next ten years!
Thank you for giving us 10 years to legitimately real and useable knowledge. I’ve used your videos to educate myself and to further become a better person as well. Thank you for your dedication and your time. Thank you for the free knowledge and thank you for being you.
Wow…great comment!! ❤️👍
Awesome Jason! Congrats on 10 years of creation. Enjoy finding more time for home life, you deserve it. We will still be here ready to watch when you post something.
The honesty here is one of the best. Congratulations man.
I've always loved your contents.
Congratulations on your 10 year anniversary!!!
This is huge!!!
And I will also say and admit that I AM an automotive engineer myself as well and I work at one of the automotive OEMs in the SE Michigan area (albeit I'm working from home now, like so many other people, due to COVID), and just the other week when you posted the video about rev lag - that was something that I had NOT previously paid much attention to nor about, but it makes total sense to me.
(I was in a meeting earlier today when they were talking about that actually.)
There's a LOT to learn about automotive engineering, so it's always fun to learn from a fellow engineer.
Congrats, Jason! Your channel remains to this day one of the most consistently entertaining and valuable sources of car content on RUclips! 10 years is even more commendable than 3 million subs as it really shows your tenacity as a creator.
It's funny how people from so many different walks of life can share so many experiences. I came from engineering into RUclips, I remember crying when Paul Walker died, I've spent countless hours trying to figure out and adapt to the ever changing RUclips algorithm, I've made sacrifices of time that have been both worth it and painfully not worth it, all in the sake of creating car content. Watching you speak about the same things is so wonderfully refreshing, and I appreciate the hell out of you for it.
Here's to many more years of doing what you enjoy, and overcoming the obstacles there may be along the way!
Engineering Explained is absolutely amazing. Taught me more than any teacher did out there. Will never get bored of his content. Thanks mate for all you've done, hope to see more : )
Subscribed when I was doing my engineering sophomore in 2013 and I’m doing automotive engineering professionally now, to some extent because of your content. Thanks Jason
I was studying Mechanical Engineering from 2016 till last year and your videos really helped me be more motivated towards my career. Thank you so much for all the work and time you put into your videos they really have taught me a lot. Hope your channel keeps growing, you deserve it.
I love that amazing creators, educators, and engineers can be successful for over 10 years on RUclips! Considering this platform was born for short form content and early memes it's so cool to see that enough people are curious enough to keep amazing channels like this going for a decade. Thanks Jason, I love your channel and here's to another decade of great engineering videos!
All I can say is you never have to worry about me going anywhere, I'll be here watching your videos and one day my kids will watch your videos. You teach and helped me a lot in developing my car knowledge as well the deeper internals of things that exceed my current math knowledge and more.
Thank you for working so hard to put quality content out for us. Never missing a week through illness and everything else life throws at you is really something to be proud of even and to boot your content is always top notch too. You make it look easy. Your are supreme at your profession.
Love your channel!!! Discovered it about 2 years ago and was part of the reason I’m obsessed with cars today!! I’ll be here watching your videos til the end 👊🏼
I just come for the whiteboards. I wish there was a "smell mode" on RUclips for the markers.
After 10 years he changes his catch phrase from "Hello everyone and welcome" to "Goodbye and F*ck off"
Taking some inspiration from Crime Pays but Botany Doesn't! I like it
I was 15 when I started watching your videos 10 years ago. I bought a 1994 Honda Accord on Craigslist that broke down a day after I bought it. After that I took it to a mechanic multiple times and it kept breaking down. Out of frustration I decided I was going to learn as much as I can so I wouldn’t get ripped off again. That being said your videos helped build my foundation and now I basically DIY all repairs on my vehicles. Thank you so much!!
You are a cool guy and give a sense of being a great friend. I like many channels and many hoist though I feel the greatest connection with you work. I am a retired architect and too appreciate great engineering. I hope you will get back to a weekly video release.
That part about the s2000 and mazda miata confused me you showed a miata but talking about the s2000 xD (6:30-7:00)
Same haha
I’m glad to hear that you’re trying to bring balance to your life.
Way to go man, happy anniversary! Your channel has given me so much knowledge and entertainment over the years, thank you!
I started watching your channel around 6 years ago when I was going to school for mechanical engineering, then life happened and I dropped out, but I still get to live my “engineering” life vicariously through you! Thanks for the content over the years and endowing me with your knowledge!