The fact he made like ~12 RUclips video scripts a day and spent $630,000 USD on his channel without even turning on monitization is crazy. Sakurai is incredible
@@BioluminescentTree He's a professional consultant. He wants to share what he's learned with the world so other people can pick up what he's learned and the game industry gets a tiny bit better. It's respectable. I can relate to that feeling but his work ethic is something else entirely
@@belleofbrightside97 This was at least a planned project with a known start and end date from the beginning. Treat it more like a book than a RUclips channel in that way.
It was very impressive hearing him describe the exact process he used to create his channel -- I'm personally impressed by the note that, after he recorded his performances he actually revised his script to match what he actually said (before sending it to editing/localization) -- it's a peculiar pet peeve of mine when a video HAS its own transcript but (unintentionally) doesn't match the spoken audio.
Yeah, 8-4 added "*in Japanese" to the edit, so I would assume that means nothing has been translated. And given the English channel didn't do as well as the Japanese one during the time they were posted, that's not helping the case much, either.
These books are, as far as I have gathered, compilations of his famitsu columns (also in Japanese, although some have been translated by fans) with additional content (commentary on the columns etc.)
I was extremley happy when Sakuri made his channel a couple years back where I became a subscriber. I am also thankful he spent so much time making the weekly videos for all this time while still working on the side on his game that is high dedication to us gaming fans/ inside devs can learn from overall. Pretty sad to see him go, but still glad he brought all of his knowledge to share with us this whole time. I'm also happy he is willing to bring us content whenever he can as well when he has the time to like he stated in a recent video. which makes me happy as well that he's not totally obandining it just yet.
Assuming all the videos cost about the same to produce (which I know isn't the case, but still), if the whole channel cost $630,000 to make, Sakurai's cat video cost about $2,300-ish :-)
I thought Sakurai was cool before, but now he's up there with Toby Fox as someone I look up to when it comes to game development/design n' stuff. The latter has a lot of nostalgia tied to him (As well as being the one who got me interested in actually doing game dev in the first place), but the former I just hold a lot of respect for (Not to say I don't for Toby as well. Lol), *especially* now I know this whole series was done in the way it was. Completely out-of-pocket, completely free to watch, and simply because he wanted to make a positive impact and share the knowledge he's gained over the years. TL;DR: Sakurai is cool as hell and I really look up to him. :)
@@twincherries6698 I mean, not really. Between the two, I looked up to Toby first (Hence him being the one to make me interested in game dev). That's all I really meant by that. Lol. Not to say I didn't think Sakurai was cool before now, of course. Idk, I just never really thought about it prior.
I love how every so often you'll find someone who's been watching these cute birds for a while and then is like wait a minute...you scared the crap out of me as a kid!
What a LEGEND. Sakurai is so committed to his craft, it's mind-boggling. When you mentioned how much it cost him to produce, I immediately subscribed. This man left a literal treasure trove behind. YT isn't worthy of you, man.
I watched the whole video, the man is a beast. yet so thoughtful and down to earth. Thank you Sakurai! And thank you too Arlo, for breaking down his final video :)
Yeah, the last thing I realized after finishing his video is that he mentioned he is working on a game currently. He and the people he hired did a great job. Dude's a workaholic. Still hope he gets a small bit of rest after he retires.
Speaking of Sakurai's improving gaming-kind with his videos, Maximilian Dood mentioned in his reaction video to Sakurai's last RUclips video that he used the tips and advice from Sakurai's videos when developing the Marvel Infinite mod that he was involved with.
Give a gamer a game, and he'll have fun for a day. Teach a gamer to make games, and he'll have fun for the rest of his life. Millions of Yen well spent, Mr. Sakurai.
We have to give endless credit and praise to the experienced game designers who decided to share their knowledge with us these past few years. Sakurai, Tim Cain, Josh Sawyer, etc. because them being able to just put out there what makes games interesting and fun, as well as the internal process of what game dev is *actually* like is just so invaluable to us as consumers.
I literally love this channel so much- every day or two I check for the next one so I can just hear arlo talk about anything, it’s always entertaining and informative! I love this era of all this content! ~
Whenever I see Kirby Air Ride City Trial I always think "Wow I wish they take that mode and just make an entire new game out of it like they did with Kirby Fighters."
I love all the TopicArlo videos, but Arlo, maybe spread them out a little bit, by an hour or so, so that viewers can finish one before the next one releases! I think it might be better for analytics that way, too!
I think there's nobody I look up to more than to Mr. Sakurai. At least regarding all of his work and how he approaches it. He's so passionate and hardworking and he truly wants people to learn and to bring the industry forward. It's incredible.
I don't know if the new game that Sakurai could announce might be something for Super Smash Bros, Kid Icarus, or Kirby or maybe he could reveal something for Kirby Right Back At Ya like a reboot or a sequel for it but I guess we'll see what Sakurai has any plans for what this new project he's working on is going to be
man I want to do youtube too but it's really hard to find a winning formula even Sakurai with his well-known name spending 630,000 dollars and averaging 20k views a video in English, he wouldn't even break even. Granted I think he definitely overpaid for editing but still.
As someone who has to deal with RFPs (request for proposal) on the regular, I feel for him. Sakarai seems like a really nice guy and the channel is insightful. Glad he put it out there.
I love that one of the best references out there for game developers going into the future is created by the man that made my favorite game of all time Kirby Superstar.
I really enjoyed all of Sakurai's videos though some were shorter and less in depth than I'd expected. I'd also hoped he'd finish off with a nice postmortem of the original Kirby game and going over the challenges during it's development.
@@BJGvideos Something not apparent to me until his final episode, along with the time and cost being put in. I thought he was doing this in his off time with lower production costs like most talking head videos. For what they were, the videos are fine and informative but I still hope he has time to do deep dives into his work before the knowledge is lost to time or pieced together through third party sources. If not, I'm still happy with what he had time to gave us.
Sakurai is about the ART of creating games. Nintendo as a whole is still fighting the industry and trying to keep it fresh. Every industry needs a traditional view.
I was happy for him for being able to try something new, but honestly I was sad to think his channel arc would come at the cost of a new game sooner. Now I find out that isn't remotely true, he's just spoiling his fans super hard. We unironically don't deserve Sakurai
I would like to start by saying I don’t think the game is Smash because of the way he said it. He’s organizing a team, not resembling one. Man really is a legend doing none of this for profit or even self promotion. The way he loves recording himself verbally telling people about his games makes me wonder if he picked that up from Iwata. Many have pointed out that a lot of what he said doesn’t just apply to gaming. Animation, film making, simple work ethic!
Considering he's 51 now, it makes sense for him to slow down for the sake of burnout and physical health. I just hope Nintendo will allow him to get the rest he needs, before asking him to work on a new Smash Bros.
i- i had no idea this existed?! why didn't anyone mention it while it was running?! i've never heard anyone mention he had a channel before, and almost all i watch are gaming channels. what the hell? :( and you didn't even link to it or mention what the channel is like are you kidding me lmao no wonder they're closing it
Sakurai owns multiple TVs and duplicate systems of all kinds so he can have LAN parties without anyone needing to bring anything... I do consider him wealthy lol
He did that after the final Smash update too, shared a picture of his cat playing with an Among Us doll with a caption that was something like "now I can post what I want without speculation"
I would say that Sakurai at least have some moderate wealth. That is because he holds the rights to Kirby. Which basically means that any Kirby merchandise sold gives him at least some money. Its hard to know how much Nintendo shares the profits of their IPs , and many accounts imply it's not very much, but still, Kirby sells like hot cakes. That makes me admire the man even more. He could walk the GameFreaks path and make money on Kirby until the end of the world, but he chose to leave his own character in the hands of Nintendo and work at indie solo projects .
@@BJGvideos He's using it to reference Pokémon; basically he's saying that Sakurai could be like game freak and rely on Kirby for the rest of time, but instead he's actively gone out his way to do other works.
@@uponeric36 Eh? But Game Freak makes other games. None that anybody care about (well I guess people kinda like that horse racing game), but they're there.
This man needs a vacation like a starving man needs a sandwich. Nintendo should literally just give him paid leave and be like please go to the beach have a martini kick your feet back good Lord man.
that's the thing, it literally wouldn't work. he WAS on vacation. in the finale video he went through his whole creation process where he said, for the first time in his life he had four months off between projects with no work to do........ so naturally he decided to plan & script hundreds of youtube videos. willingly! no one made him do this! you put this man on a beach with a martini and he will find some way to be Productive about it
While Sakurai is gifting the world with all those free tips and tricks on how to make games, soo many dumb game company prefer to pay SBI 7 million$ to destroy their games instead. I see it as natural selection at this point.
@@Gravitatis So you're saying being an educator isn't important? He's sharing his knowledge about a very harsh industry in the hopes that more people will succeed.
i mean, the cost of hois channel sounds crazy, until you realize he basically paid 2 professional studios for 2 years of channel upfront, promotional tweets included.. still crazy tho
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The fact he made like ~12 RUclips video scripts a day and spent $630,000 USD on his channel without even turning on monitization is crazy. Sakurai is incredible
I already know the channel is not monetized since he said it during the first episode, but I an more surprised by the amount of money spent. O_O
@@AdrianBigyesbro just wants more people to make games
@@orangemonks894 I want to make games, but I'm worried I'll spend 1000 hours on something and no one will care. ...Eh, I'll probably do it anyways.
He just wants people to make BETTER games
@@BioluminescentTree He's a professional consultant. He wants to share what he's learned with the world so other people can pick up what he's learned and the game industry gets a tiny bit better. It's respectable. I can relate to that feeling but his work ethic is something else entirely
Topic Arlo asking Sakurai to create Topic Sakurai. 😂😂😂
I think a number of Mr. Sakurai's videos are useful even outside of games development. They were really good!
Agreed. It's a great resource in general for anyone working on a project.
His video "Too Much is Just Right" has helped my art generally a ton.
Animation, film making, simple work ethic!
Yes, the one on making a presentation was very cleverly done - the video itself followed his own guidance as an example.
We keep saying “let him rest”. Never once did we think he does it all for the love of the game(ing)
Well we did, but we also don't want him to run himself into the ground, even out of love.
I'm the same as you, I tried to keep up with the videos at first but they ended up being so many lol. One day I'm definetely watching them all
Its so funny, i literally subscribed to that channel a week ago and the next morning i see the final video
I do that all the time, it's like every time I find a new channel to sub to they're way past their prime and on their way down.
You can watch from beginning to end then
@@belleofbrightside97 This was at least a planned project with a known start and end date from the beginning. Treat it more like a book than a RUclips channel in that way.
I've done that too many times 😂
Binge watch time!
I wish I had half the dedication Sakurai has to his work
You would be considered a very hard worker at a quarter of it
It was very impressive hearing him describe the exact process he used to create his channel -- I'm personally impressed by the note that, after he recorded his performances he actually revised his script to match what he actually said (before sending it to editing/localization) -- it's a peculiar pet peeve of mine when a video HAS its own transcript but (unintentionally) doesn't match the spoken audio.
You should’ve put “HE’S DONE” in big red letters in the thumbnail
I ,LOVE THAT I KNOW THE REFERENCE
Me too!
(in a far off tone) "he's done . . ."
FINALLY OVER
And a gray background
Putting a ton of effort into a project for the sole benefit of others. The man's an artist.
I had no idea he'd written books. Now I want to read them. Sadly, my preliminary search turned up no English translations. Maybe someday.
Run them through Claude 3.5 AI.
Yeah, 8-4 added "*in Japanese" to the edit, so I would assume that means nothing has been translated. And given the English channel didn't do as well as the Japanese one during the time they were posted, that's not helping the case much, either.
These books are, as far as I have gathered, compilations of his famitsu columns (also in Japanese, although some have been translated by fans) with additional content (commentary on the columns etc.)
@@stevencasteel Not a bad idea. I had the chance to study Japanese in grad school and I went with Mandarin instead. Silly me.
I was extremley happy when Sakuri made his channel a couple years back where I became a subscriber. I am also thankful he spent so much time making the weekly videos for all this time while still working on the side on his game that is high dedication to us gaming fans/ inside devs can learn from overall. Pretty sad to see him go, but still glad he brought all of his knowledge to share with us this whole time. I'm also happy he is willing to bring us content whenever he can as well when he has the time to like he stated in a recent video. which makes me happy as well that he's not totally obandining it just yet.
Crazy how Sakurai was the best gaming youtuber
As long as he keeps his videos up...
They’ll be backed up
Sakurai is honestly the GOAT of gaming. If there was a mount Rushmore of Nintendo workers, he would be there easily
Miyamoto and Kojima also
@@MrGregory777And Iwata
@@MrGregory777Kojima doesn't work for Nintendo. Sakurai technically doesn't either
Sakurai never worked on Nintendo
@ausgod538 this is tough because I count him since he did the smash series and that is a Nintendo product.
Assuming all the videos cost about the same to produce (which I know isn't the case, but still), if the whole channel cost $630,000 to make, Sakurai's cat video cost about $2,300-ish :-)
I thought Sakurai was cool before, but now he's up there with Toby Fox as someone I look up to when it comes to game development/design n' stuff. The latter has a lot of nostalgia tied to him (As well as being the one who got me interested in actually doing game dev in the first place), but the former I just hold a lot of respect for (Not to say I don't for Toby as well. Lol), *especially* now I know this whole series was done in the way it was. Completely out-of-pocket, completely free to watch, and simply because he wanted to make a positive impact and share the knowledge he's gained over the years.
TL;DR: Sakurai is cool as hell and I really look up to him. :)
And they know each other. M. Sakurai has stated he got the translation company's contact info from Toby Fox.
Kinda odd to say you put him "up there" with toby when even Toby would agree it's moreso the other way around
@@twincherries6698 I mean, not really. Between the two, I looked up to Toby first (Hence him being the one to make me interested in game dev). That's all I really meant by that. Lol.
Not to say I didn't think Sakurai was cool before now, of course. Idk, I just never really thought about it prior.
@@Cuprite1024 oh ok. Makes enough sense.
It's like a book, but in video form instead.
14:40 The sound designer of Resident Evil posts videos of his parrots every day and they're super cute
I love how every so often you'll find someone who's been watching these cute birds for a while and then is like wait a minute...you scared the crap out of me as a kid!
For perspective, the translation folks he went to are also the ones Nintendo has relied on for the western releases of a number of story-heavy games.
What a LEGEND. Sakurai is so committed to his craft, it's mind-boggling.
When you mentioned how much it cost him to produce, I immediately subscribed. This man left a literal treasure trove behind. YT isn't worthy of you, man.
LONG LIVE SAKURAI!!! Man’s a legend🎉🎉🎉
Sakurai is definitely successful. I’d expect him to be upper middle class, given his experience, time, and the fact that he’s still in high demand.
When I have the time to sometime this week definitely want to check out his channel finally, I need to watch those videos
Mr. Sakurai migrh be the most powerful gamer in existence
I watched the whole video, the man is a beast. yet so thoughtful and down to earth. Thank you Sakurai! And thank you too Arlo, for breaking down his final video :)
Yeah, the last thing I realized after finishing his video is that he mentioned he is working on a game currently. He and the people he hired did a great job. Dude's a workaholic. Still hope he gets a small bit of rest after he retires.
Speaking of Sakurai's improving gaming-kind with his videos, Maximilian Dood mentioned in his reaction video to Sakurai's last RUclips video that he used the tips and advice from Sakurai's videos when developing the Marvel Infinite mod that he was involved with.
Butternut Squash? Yes Please!
What does that even mean and why does everyone say it on Arlo videos?
Ward
Give a gamer a game, and he'll have fun for a day.
Teach a gamer to make games, and he'll have fun for the rest of his life.
Millions of Yen well spent, Mr. Sakurai.
We have to give endless credit and praise to the experienced game designers who decided to share their knowledge with us these past few years. Sakurai, Tim Cain, Josh Sawyer, etc. because them being able to just put out there what makes games interesting and fun, as well as the internal process of what game dev is *actually* like is just so invaluable to us as consumers.
I literally love this channel so much- every day or two I check for the next one so I can just hear arlo talk about anything, it’s always entertaining and informative! I love this era of all this content! ~
dude, i cant watch footage of this game in a video of yours without thinking of how many human lifetimes your contents views can be measured in.
That channel is part of his legacy as human being. I mean, he invested $630 000 and didn’t even monetize the thing. Damn!
Whenever I see Kirby Air Ride City Trial I always think "Wow I wish they take that mode and just make an entire new game out of it like they did with Kirby Fighters."
I love all the TopicArlo videos, but Arlo, maybe spread them out a little bit, by an hour or so, so that viewers can finish one before the next one releases! I think it might be better for analytics that way, too!
We have to get the early rage bait in comments somehow
idk about you but i do not mind an endless stream of topicarlo videos
Sakurai following in Hideaki Utsumi's footsteps and becoming a pet vlog would be cool.
I think there's nobody I look up to more than to Mr. Sakurai. At least regarding all of his work and how he approaches it. He's so passionate and hardworking and he truly wants people to learn and to bring the industry forward. It's incredible.
Great video Arlo! but man that city trial game play was frustrating to watch.
SAKURAI’S NUTS?!??!?!?!?!
👀
he doesnt look like he's exactly overflowing with testosterone
$630,000?! That means you could’ve made (nearly) 635 Sakurai channels for the cost of 1 Concord.
I don't know if the new game that Sakurai could announce might be something for Super Smash Bros, Kid Icarus, or Kirby or maybe he could reveal something for Kirby Right Back At Ya like a reboot or a sequel for it but I guess we'll see what Sakurai has any plans for what this new project he's working on is going to be
Yeah the big takeaway is Sakurai is needs to take a break and he never does, nothing new there though lol
The lack of monetization is soooo inspiring, I want to be at that point. Just doing stuff for the good of the future and the people in it.
man I want to do youtube too but it's really hard to find a winning formula even Sakurai with his well-known name spending 630,000 dollars and averaging 20k views a video in English, he wouldn't even break even. Granted I think he definitely overpaid for editing but still.
I don’t think he overpaid. There’s a TON of motion graphics and animations in every video, and it’s all high quality.
As someone who has to deal with RFPs (request for proposal) on the regular, I feel for him. Sakarai seems like a really nice guy and the channel is insightful. Glad he put it out there.
I'll have to check them out!
I love that every time Arlo mentions "his game" you can hear his eyes popping out of his head with curiosity
ARLO, BRING ME MUPPETS AND MY LIFE IS YOURS!
Yay! Another video!!
holy crap the b roll for this video unlocked some core childhood gaming memories
I love that one of the best references out there for game developers going into the future is created by the man that made my favorite game of all time Kirby Superstar.
Yay! Arlo covered my topic. Also, Sakurai-sama is a Legendary GOAT. Thank you Sakurai-sama! I love all of Sakurai-sama's subtle flexes.
Sakurai: can't live without the crunch.
I really enjoyed all of Sakurai's videos though some were shorter and less in depth than I'd expected. I'd also hoped he'd finish off with a nice postmortem of the original Kirby game and going over the challenges during it's development.
He covered the development of all his games
@@BJGvideos Touched on isn't the same as a developer deep dive.
@@mihoshiproductions9809 Yeah but he only had so much time per video
@@BJGvideos Something not apparent to me until his final episode, along with the time and cost being put in. I thought he was doing this in his off time with lower production costs like most talking head videos. For what they were, the videos are fine and informative but I still hope he has time to do deep dives into his work before the knowledge is lost to time or pieced together through third party sources. If not, I'm still happy with what he had time to gave us.
Sakurai is game developing god. That money he spent was chump change compared to how much money he's made over the years and still makes.
Sakurai is an absolute legend for making this. He also absoluteley should have turned ads on.
Sakurai is about the ART of creating games. Nintendo as a whole is still fighting the industry and trying to keep it fresh. Every industry needs a traditional view.
Sakurai's video about his cat was in the initial project pitch and costed just as much money as all the others.
I was happy for him for being able to try something new, but honestly I was sad to think his channel arc would come at the cost of a new game sooner. Now I find out that isn't remotely true, he's just spoiling his fans super hard. We unironically don't deserve Sakurai
I love that you're using this specific Kirby game again when talking about Sakurai lol
The decision making of the player on the top screen is ... Interesting
The man is a machine
Dang it now I wanna play air ride. Haven't thought about that game in years and now I'm craving it
2 vids, nice
"I should sit down and watch these videos one day"
"They're incredible"
Daddy Sakurai is an inspiration
Sakurai is a treasure, very few people are built like him.
Sakurai is obviously a Legend, but its nice to known he can be humbled.
I didn't even know he had a youtube channel
You should at least wait to release the next video until you've given people a chance to watch the previous one
Arlo my spicy take is that arlo must talk about how you feel as a creator after the tike you being in yt
Wait! There is a Kirby Scate multiple player? 😱
Another wild thought is that both him and nickacado pulled the exact same stunt and announced it pretty close as well. Very weird lol.
"We all hate mid roll ads" right after a mid roll ad 😂😂😂❤
Please never quit arlo.
Or at least untill ai replaces all youtubers and then humanity.
I would like to start by saying I don’t think the game is Smash because of the way he said it. He’s organizing a team, not resembling one. Man really is a legend doing none of this for profit or even self promotion. The way he loves recording himself verbally telling people about his games makes me wonder if he picked that up from Iwata. Many have pointed out that a lot of what he said doesn’t just apply to gaming. Animation, film making, simple work ethic!
Please don't forget that Sakurai might have refused Nintedo's money, we just don't know for sure if Nintendo never offered something!
_Looks at his game collection_
Yeah, no, Sakurai is definitely filthy rich.
You think the RFP was just for Sakurai or was it a competitive bid?
You JUST uploaded 6 minutes ago arlo, calm down
Considering he's 51 now, it makes sense for him to slow down for the sake of burnout and physical health. I just hope Nintendo will allow him to get the rest he needs, before asking him to work on a new Smash Bros.
i- i had no idea this existed?! why didn't anyone mention it while it was running?! i've never heard anyone mention he had a channel before, and almost all i watch are gaming channels. what the hell? :(
and you didn't even link to it or mention what the channel is like are you kidding me lmao no wonder they're closing it
Sakurai planned the whole channel out in advance including when it would end so viewership wasn't a factor
Sakurai owns multiple TVs and duplicate systems of all kinds so he can have LAN parties without anyone needing to bring anything... I do consider him wealthy lol
I honestly wouldn't be surprised if he was shooting on a Red Komodo or something.
not only did he spend 630k, he didn't monetize the channel at all.
what a king. we don't deserve him.
Sakurai last video appeared a Among Us Crewmate floating across the screen. Peak
He did that after the final Smash update too, shared a picture of his cat playing with an Among Us doll with a caption that was something like "now I can post what I want without speculation"
@BJGvideos Mogus confirmed for Smash 6
I would say that Sakurai at least have some moderate wealth. That is because he holds the rights to Kirby. Which basically means that any Kirby merchandise sold gives him at least some money. Its hard to know how much Nintendo shares the profits of their IPs , and many accounts imply it's not very much, but still, Kirby sells like hot cakes. That makes me admire the man even more. He could walk the GameFreaks path and make money on Kirby until the end of the world, but he chose to leave his own character in the hands of Nintendo and work at indie solo projects .
Wait what does Game Freak have to do with anything?
@@BJGvideos He's using it to reference Pokémon; basically he's saying that Sakurai could be like game freak and rely on Kirby for the rest of time, but instead he's actively gone out his way to do other works.
@@uponeric36 Eh? But Game Freak makes other games. None that anybody care about (well I guess people kinda like that horse racing game), but they're there.
This man needs a vacation like a starving man needs a sandwich. Nintendo should literally just give him paid leave and be like please go to the beach have a martini kick your feet back good Lord man.
that's the thing, it literally wouldn't work. he WAS on vacation. in the finale video he went through his whole creation process where he said, for the first time in his life he had four months off between projects with no work to do........ so naturally he decided to plan & script hundreds of youtube videos. willingly! no one made him do this! you put this man on a beach with a martini and he will find some way to be Productive about it
That man does not halfass anything
NIntendo may not give him one cent, but Nintendo gave him the most important thing of all... permission to show confidential/copyrighted stuff.
Didn't Sora (his company, not the main character of Kingdom Hearts) pay for a lot of it?
He has actually done a video on his cat.
with the amount of money it took to make Sakurai's channel you can make around 1/700th of concord
Would people get upset if he one day decided to release and sell his videos in a blu ray compilation?
ive seen it already
the glazing is unreal
While Sakurai is gifting the world with all those free tips and tricks on how to make games, soo many dumb game company prefer to pay SBI 7 million$ to destroy their games instead. I see it as natural selection at this point.
it must be nice to be so rich that you can just throw away 630k like that
i know people who dont make 630k in 10 years
That’s the majority of people
Spending to share knowledge and benefit others is what more rich people need to do.
@@BJGvideos
ya im sure sakurai's youtube channel was a powerful force for positive change in the world, what will we do without it
@@Gravitatis So you're saying being an educator isn't important? He's sharing his knowledge about a very harsh industry in the hopes that more people will succeed.
@@BJGvideos
i cant think of anything more intellectually fulfilling than watching sakurai's youtube channel
i mean, the cost of hois channel sounds crazy, until you realize he basically paid 2 professional studios for 2 years of channel upfront, promotional tweets included.. still crazy tho
He spent more money on his channel than he had subscribers