Hey Nick, such raw emotions, you’re Dad would be so proud of these wonderful personal moments and adventures your sharing. The people we meet make these journeys so memorable Another superb production, love the Patreon idea! Sign me up 👌🏼🧦💚😎
Thanks Simon! It's a shame he's not able to see it but I feel he would have given the nod of approval if he had. Looking forward to seeing you in the Patreon!
Thanks for this emotive series; touching, well produced, great photography and excellent edit. You’ve hit a nerve with many who’ve lost or are estranged from someone. Memories are all we can take with us, or at least try to. Hope to see you out there one day, love your community idea, cheers 👍
Thank you, I really appreciate the kind words, especially coming from someone who is as accomplished as you with making videos. Hope you catch up in person one day soon, perhaps at ABR :)
What a great series capturing some true adventures to such magical places that don’t seem that out of reach if you live in the UK, cheers for sharing Nick, spot on 💪😉🤙
I’ve loved this series along with all the others to be fair. Such a fitting tribute! I’m sure your Dad would be super proud. I lost my Dad when I was young. Thanks for sharing such a deep heartfelt moment & look forward to the next chapter.
Thank you! And sorry to hear you lost your dad. It's a funny thing but when I think about it, some of those reflections were the first time I'd actually challenged myself to think about him. Perhaps that's why it caught me out at the end. I now feel it was important to do.
Man, it was a real pleasure to follow you around the roads and paths on this trip. What makes your films so special is the story they tell. The story of your life, of understanding, of discovering. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts! I‘m sitting here in den north of Germany, waiting for spring to get out the old Africa Twin which I bought last year. I am looking forward to taking it to the lonely gravel roads somewhere in Europe next summer. Thank you for so much inspiration! Jens
Perfect start to my Sunday morning. I've really enjoyed this series and can so relate. My 1st adventure was not long after my own father passed and I remember vividly standing at a viewpoint above Monaco thinking of how proud he would be of me for adventuring so far from home... A moment I'll never forget.
I normally repeat your videos and on this one I just closed my eyes and just listened to you speak and realised the narration itself was enough to move me. When I got to minute 6:04 my tears were flowing with that personal story about your Dad. Again thank you for making me realise how beautiful life is.
Raymond, I really appreciate you sharing these thoughts. You know, it's interesting you wanted to listen without visuals as this is exactly what Simon Josey (Reel Riders Podcast) said in the episode I was on recently about this film. I'll let him know that someone else agrees with him!
Nick, your videos touch my soul...the scenery, the struggles on the bike and most importantly...your words. Will join your Patreon as soon as you launch.
I thought i had commeneted here but seems i didnt , hehe . Another great episode and can say that yourself and other channels have tapped into my mind in the fact i should travel a bit further on my bike rather than the local lanes . Appreciate your time doi g these videos and cherish the memories of dad .
Thank you! I actually got onto local lanes for the first time last weekend and found it quite hard - definitely a different skill set required! You'd love a longer trip, I say go for it! Let me know if I can 👍
@projectbiker I can't go aboard but I do feel a couple of nights out on my own in the UK is needed . A mini adventure 😁 plan to film it when it happens and see if I can do my own little flick .
Loving my mini movies by director Project Biker, two wheel therapy is the best. It feeds your soul and de-stresses your mind....But two wheel therapy off-road, somehow just hits different...I know you like me and the watchers of your channel who ride the dirt get it as well. Awesome as always Buddy 👍👍👍
It really does help, and I'm fascinated as to why. I've actually got initial plans for a future video about this very subject! I feel it's an important one.
Sometimes I'm very grateful for RUclips's AI or algorithm. I've already seen all of your films and I'm sticking to them. In terms of emotion, the way the film is edited and the story, it's one of the best on RUclips except for my Norwegian friend. 😆 I'm looking forward to more projects from you. In any case, the channel deserves a lot more attention and subscriptions and the comments leave nothing to be desired. Keep up the good work. ❤
Thank you again for producing such touching movies, your genuine talent is really admirable. Looking forward to whatever you may do next 😊. In the meantime I will Watch Escaping the cold again 🥰. Best.
This series is a masterpiece. Epic journey with fantastic views. The people you have met along the way. The emotion and dedication to a father, who would be so proud of what you have accomplished. Your story telling and filming is top class and you actually take us on the journey with you. So looking forward to what lies ahead.
I really enjoy your videos and what you're doing - please don't monetise things; for me it changes the whole dynamic. Half the adventure is for the individual to find out for him or herself how things work, where to go, what kit to take and not to take, and so on...keep things free, an open forum, that people can freely share from. Every man and their Uncle seems to be building "subscription services" that will, by their nature, alienate or dismiss part of the crowd. Keep doing what you've been doing - its great as it is 👍😊
Thanks for sharing your thoughts but I think I'm going to move forward with this project and see how it develops. The films will still be coming to RUclips :)
Hi Nick, wow your collection of videos is very inspiring thank you for sharing your roar emotions of your feels and childhood memories, all very moving and great film footage too.keep doing what you and I hope our paths will cross.
I'm guessing you haven't tried before? There certainly are some hard parts but on the whole the bikes are incredible at holding your hand over rocky terrain! Would love to help at all if I can
Pure and fantastic, so immersive, I have enjoyed all of your trips but this one has really touched me, I have same bike and done a couple of trips around Pyrenees/ Andorra and I'm hooked, I also miss my father, making your videos and emotions easy to relate to, thank you 👌🏼
Enjoyed watching, there’s always a strange sad feeling when you know you have to tell yourself this is far as I can go. It’s time to turn around and head homeward. Thanks for sharing your journey on your bike and through your life 🤘🏻
Amazing video. I always crave more but then I‘m fascinated about the way you‘ve put just the right amount of content into the 10 to 20min you edited. I used to be afraid of riding long distances alone but then I discovered the healing qualities of that solitude and how much energy one can draw from these experiences. It‘s only at some really scenic locations where I‘d love to have someone with me who I can share that moment with.. let us know what‘s next, we can‘t wait!
I think it's less about me fitting the right amount of content into the time, and more about me thinking what is important to share about the trip, and what can be left out. And then I build from there :) Have you ever thought about making a film of your own?
Montenegro TET is beautiful and maybe one of the easier Balkan TET's. Rode it end to end solo in 2 days last year and it was my favourite! A light bike makes it easier.
Video and audio quality on point, but the most important is your storytelling skills. What a great video! Particularly special as I remember riding so many of the roads you have shown. Thanks for creating such a great content
I have to say that I have been inspired by your content and others but your keenness to help others share their story if so heart warming. You are a very kind human and this comes across in your video. I will this year take some short trips myself. Videoing was a question mark but who knows. Thank you 🙏
Great series, Nick. I’ve started to record some of my rides, but haven’t done anything with the footage (there isn’t much, I’m just getting started). My hope is to create some videos to share with my kids, something they can always have. The thought of capturing the footage isn’t nearly as overwhelming as figuring out what the editing process is like. I’ve signed up on your landing page and look forward to learning more from you. Safe travels
That's a great reason to make videos - for your children. I'd be delighted to help with this. Thanks for signing up, I'll let you know as soon as I'm ready to launch. Looking forward to seeing you there 👍
Fantastic! I've bike toured alone a good few times but never off road. It certainly looks challenging, at 68Yrs it might be just too much, but I just might give it a try. Thanks.
Nice work bro. Yes, your videos inspire me and I can understand your thoughts very well. Btw, I want to give the community another contribution. I have to overcome my anxiety myself to embark on the journey and if I am planning to ride the TET I watch several videos about the sections. Mostly there are the same highlight parts in every video and I ask myself what the rest looks like. Because I couldn't find it, I thought it was my job to create something like that und film a lot of TET and try to capture the character of the section a little more comprehensively in playlists. Maybe see you some day on the green lanes. BTW, I am coming to SE England this year in memory of my father who lived and died in London. We talked about a motobike trip across UK but never did it... 😞
@@projectbiker Unfortunatly my Dad died at the age of 44 shortly after we planned to ride UK together, so we never had a chance. But certainly I will film Sections 19 & 4 for me, my buddies and the community in CW26 and a lot of French Sections in summer!
I’ve recorded my last 2 motorcycle trips, but never managed to make a real story out of them. It’s so overwhelming to even get started. Look forward to seeing what you will do!
@@3goldfinger Because the Mini Pro 4 has 360 sensors (Pro 3 doesn't have side ones) and also it lets you preset a flight and then have it run by itself, which means I can get a new kind of shot. I'm waiting for the Pro 5 to come and then will probably get that. That said, any of the drones are great and there's nothing wrong with the order ones. At the end of the day all you need is to fly forward in a straight line...
Well done Nick, I love your videos and the rawness of the commentary. If you ever feel that tou would benefit from some advanced rider training drop me a message. No kickbacks or payment required, just reaching out with my skillset to maybe help you in your future riding adventures. I'm based in Wiltshire. If it's something you may be interested in, drop me a message. Again, we'll done on a great channel, where we all get to see this wonderful planet and the liberation of adventure
Thank you! And thank you for thinking I'm advanced, perhaps if you saw me up close you'd realise the truth 😂. I may just take you up on that offer. How would I reach you?
Another great video. It's a shame it's already over. I'm already looking forward to more adventures 😊. I'm excited about your website. There are already various communities where you can exchange ideas, but there are often comments from people who don't really have a clue 🤷🏻♀. It's hard to tell what's right. But everyone can decide for themselves. It's great that you found what you were looking for, or at least part of it 😍.
Thank you! I'm excited to see what kind of community we can create, and hopefully to have people feel comfortable to share their ideas and videos. I feel we can help each other elevate what is available here on RUclips. Really appreciate your continued support
Hey Nick, such raw emotions, you’re Dad would be so proud of these wonderful personal moments and adventures your sharing. The people we meet make these journeys so memorable Another superb production, love the Patreon idea! Sign me up 👌🏼🧦💚😎
Thanks Simon! It's a shame he's not able to see it but I feel he would have given the nod of approval if he had. Looking forward to seeing you in the Patreon!
Thanks for this emotive series; touching, well produced, great photography and excellent edit. You’ve hit a nerve with many who’ve lost or are estranged from someone. Memories are all we can take with us, or at least try to. Hope to see you out there one day, love your community idea, cheers 👍
Thank you, I really appreciate the kind words, especially coming from someone who is as accomplished as you with making videos. Hope you catch up in person one day soon, perhaps at ABR :)
Love it. Very inspiring. Rode across all of the Balkans up to Thessaloniki and back and enjoyed every minute of this trip.
Glad to hear it! It is a special part of the world and I will need to return soon.
What a great series capturing some true adventures to such magical places that don’t seem that out of reach if you live in the UK, cheers for sharing Nick, spot on 💪😉🤙
Excellent film Nick, touring, talking, and teaching the way to do it 👏🏴🏍
Thanks buddy, really appreciate it. I hope I'm able to teach any part of it well. Let's see!
I’ve loved this series along with all the others to be fair. Such a fitting tribute! I’m sure your Dad would be super proud. I lost my Dad when I was young. Thanks for sharing such a deep heartfelt moment & look forward to the next chapter.
Thank you! And sorry to hear you lost your dad. It's a funny thing but when I think about it, some of those reflections were the first time I'd actually challenged myself to think about him. Perhaps that's why it caught me out at the end. I now feel it was important to do.
@ Thanks Nick. Totally, it’s so important. There’s a saying, “grief will wait for you.” But the one I love most is “grief is unexpressed love.”
Man, it was a real pleasure to follow you around the roads and paths on this trip. What makes your films so special is the story they tell. The story of your life, of understanding, of discovering. Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts!
I‘m sitting here in den north of Germany, waiting for spring to get out the old Africa Twin which I bought last year. I am looking forward to taking it to the lonely gravel roads somewhere in Europe next summer. Thank you for so much inspiration!
Jens
Delighted I have inspired you! And yes, those lonely gravel roads are special, and they are waiting for you. Will it be your first trip?
@@projectbiker I will go to Sweden this summer ... lots of gravel there 🙂
How to kill the gloom of a Sunday evening. Beautiful, just beautiful. Thank you.
Thank you! Delighted you enjoyed :)
Perfect start to my Sunday morning. I've really enjoyed this series and can so relate. My 1st adventure was not long after my own father passed and I remember vividly standing at a viewpoint above Monaco thinking of how proud he would be of me for adventuring so far from home... A moment I'll never forget.
That sounds like a great memory - I've had similar moments. Hope you are continuing to take adventures!
@@projectbiker the next one is in the planning at the minute... Always thinking about where's next. 👍👍
Piece of art
Thank you! I'm really pleased with how it turned out
I normally repeat your videos and on this one I just closed my eyes and just listened to you speak and realised the narration itself was enough to move me. When I got to minute 6:04 my tears were flowing with that personal story about your Dad. Again thank you for making me realise how beautiful life is.
Raymond, I really appreciate you sharing these thoughts. You know, it's interesting you wanted to listen without visuals as this is exactly what Simon Josey (Reel Riders Podcast) said in the episode I was on recently about this film. I'll let him know that someone else agrees with him!
Nick, your videos touch my soul...the scenery, the struggles on the bike and most importantly...your words. Will join your Patreon as soon as you launch.
Thank you! I hope you plan on doing something yourself perhaps?
Really felt the emotion the way you to put it across. Absolutely inspiring! Thanks 🙏
Thanks buddy, glad it moved it. More to come!
I thought i had commeneted here but seems i didnt , hehe . Another great episode and can say that yourself and other channels have tapped into my mind in the fact i should travel a bit further on my bike rather than the local lanes .
Appreciate your time doi g these videos and cherish the memories of dad .
Thank you! I actually got onto local lanes for the first time last weekend and found it quite hard - definitely a different skill set required! You'd love a longer trip, I say go for it! Let me know if I can 👍
@projectbiker I can't go aboard but I do feel a couple of nights out on my own in the UK is needed . A mini adventure 😁 plan to film it when it happens and see if I can do my own little flick .
@snox7320 Do it! You'll be glad you did
@@projectbiker yep I am going too mate .
One of the BEST amateur set of videos I have ever seen. Congrats.
Wow, this is high praise! Thank you :)
Loving my mini movies by director Project Biker, two wheel therapy is the best. It feeds your soul and de-stresses your mind....But two wheel therapy off-road, somehow just hits different...I know you like me and the watchers of your channel who ride the dirt get it as well. Awesome as always Buddy 👍👍👍
It really does help, and I'm fascinated as to why. I've actually got initial plans for a future video about this very subject! I feel it's an important one.
@projectbiker Amen brother 👍👍
Sometimes I'm very grateful for RUclips's AI or algorithm. I've already seen all of your films and I'm sticking to them. In terms of emotion, the way the film is edited and the story, it's one of the best on RUclips except for my Norwegian friend. 😆
I'm looking forward to more projects from you. In any case, the channel deserves a lot more attention and subscriptions and the comments leave nothing to be desired. Keep up the good work. ❤
Really appreciate the kind words, thank you. Who is your Norwegian friend!?
@ hi as already mentioned in another comment to your Video it`s @tshansen - his Videos Reminds me strong to your „making of“ 44600 subscribers
@@tripleaaa8662 love that guy! His videos are great 👍
Truly awesome!
I truly do hope our paths cross again.
Thank you for sharing.
Hello Steve! You were next to me in that shot of going onto the ferry near the end 😊
I like the landscapes, I like the adventure but for sure I like the way to you show your personal emotions during this trip!
I will admit to hesitating when pressing publish on some of these! But really glad I did 👍
Thank you again for producing such touching movies, your genuine talent is really admirable. Looking forward to whatever you may do next 😊. In the meantime I will Watch Escaping the cold again 🥰. Best.
Thank you! I might just join you in watching it, will be fun to look back.
This series is a masterpiece. Epic journey with fantastic views. The people you have met along the way. The emotion and dedication to a father, who would be so proud of what you have accomplished. Your story telling and filming is top class and you actually take us on the journey with you. So looking forward to what lies ahead.
What Lies Ahead! New name of the next film perhaps? Thanks Paul, really appreciate it.
I really enjoy your videos and what you're doing - please don't monetise things; for me it changes the whole dynamic. Half the adventure is for the individual to find out for him or herself how things work, where to go, what kit to take and not to take, and so on...keep things free, an open forum, that people can freely share from. Every man and their Uncle seems to be building "subscription services" that will, by their nature, alienate or dismiss part of the crowd. Keep doing what you've been doing - its great as it is 👍😊
Thanks for sharing your thoughts but I think I'm going to move forward with this project and see how it develops. The films will still be coming to RUclips :)
This series is really good on so many levels. This is a million subscriber type content/production.
Thank you, I really appreciate it. Let's see how things grow...
I need a friend like you in my life .
I hope the community can give this feeling of friendship for you. And feel free to reach out on Instagram anytime :)
Thanks for sharing yourself and inspire others. Your storytelling, filming and editing is fantastic. Really looking forward for more to come.
Thank you! I feel I'm improving with each one so am excited to see what's next 👍
Thank u ❤🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼. Loves ur videos, so personel and good , thank u for saring. I really love Them
And thank you for watching and commenting! Really appreciate it
Hi Nick, wow your collection of videos is very inspiring thank you for sharing your roar emotions of your feels and childhood memories, all very moving and great film footage too.keep doing what you and I hope our paths will cross.
Thank you Phil, really appreciate it. I'll certainly keep going.
I loved this so much - thank you Nick. I am inspired to ride off road! Yikes
I'm guessing you haven't tried before? There certainly are some hard parts but on the whole the bikes are incredible at holding your hand over rocky terrain! Would love to help at all if I can
Pure and fantastic, so immersive, I have enjoyed all of your trips but this one has really touched me, I have same bike and done a couple of trips around Pyrenees/ Andorra and I'm hooked, I also miss my father, making your videos and emotions easy to relate to, thank you 👌🏼
I hope you were able to take some comfort from it. It's nice to know I'm not alone with these thoughts
You don’t have to be a biker to love this - amazing!
Thank you! I hope the story helps everyone enjoy, not just bikers :)
well done fella, great journey well documented
Thanks buddy, really appreciate it
Another fantastic episode, thank you. I look forward to your community group.
Thank you! Looking forward to seeing you there
Enjoyed watching, there’s always a strange sad feeling when you know you have to tell yourself this is far as I can go. It’s time to turn around and head homeward. Thanks for sharing your journey on your bike and through your life 🤘🏻
You're right - it is somewhat sad and part of me wished I could continue. But you know when it's time. And I'll definitely be heading back!
Thank you for making these videos. They are wonderful. I hope RUclips gives you the views you deserve!
Haha, thank you. Really appreciate it
Well done. Great story telling. You are a good human being.
Thank you Raymond! Really appreciate it
Thanks!
Thank you for the donation!
Truly enjoyed your videos and very inspiring you gave so much courage to me to go out and explore the world, Thank you so much
Thanks, delighted to hear you have been inspired
Man, that was beautiful! Soo good. 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Amazing video. I always crave more but then I‘m fascinated about the way you‘ve put just the right amount of content into the 10 to 20min you edited.
I used to be afraid of riding long distances alone but then I discovered the healing qualities of that solitude and how much energy one can draw from these experiences. It‘s only at some really scenic locations where I‘d love to have someone with me who I can share that moment with.. let us know what‘s next, we can‘t wait!
I think it's less about me fitting the right amount of content into the time, and more about me thinking what is important to share about the trip, and what can be left out. And then I build from there :) Have you ever thought about making a film of your own?
Montenegro TET is beautiful and maybe one of the easier Balkan TET's. Rode it end to end solo in 2 days last year and it was my favourite! A light bike makes it easier.
Easier!? 😬 Oh dear, that says a lot about my current skill set as I found it quite hard! Absolutely beautiful place though, I need to go back.
Video and audio quality on point, but the most important is your storytelling skills. What a great video!
Particularly special as I remember riding so many of the roads you have shown.
Thanks for creating such a great content
Thank you for the kind words! It's an incredible part of the world 👍
So well produced and a touching story. Look forward to whatever you do next.
Thank you! More stories to come, but let's also find out what the project can grow into...
I have to say that I have been inspired by your content and others but your keenness to help others share their story if so heart warming. You are a very kind human and this comes across in your video. I will this year take some short trips myself. Videoing was a question mark but who knows. Thank you 🙏
Who knows indeed! I hope we can speak before you go so I can persuade you to do it :) And thank you for the kind words.
@ mate who knows we might even share the road at some point. Here is the shocker I’m doing it on a big Chinese bike haha
@@MTECHTipss I've heard good things about some of the Chinese bikes! Don't sweat it, just go :)
Great series, Nick. I’ve started to record some of my rides, but haven’t done anything with the footage (there isn’t much, I’m just getting started). My hope is to create some videos to share with my kids, something they can always have. The thought of capturing the footage isn’t nearly as overwhelming as figuring out what the editing process is like. I’ve signed up on your landing page and look forward to learning more from you. Safe travels
That's a great reason to make videos - for your children. I'd be delighted to help with this. Thanks for signing up, I'll let you know as soon as I'm ready to launch. Looking forward to seeing you there 👍
Well done, great work.
Fantastic! I've bike toured alone a good few times but never off road. It certainly looks challenging, at 68Yrs it might be just too much, but I just might give it a try. Thanks.
You absolutely should give it a try! I would love to help in any way I can. Feel free to reach out :)
@@projectbiker 21" front wheel first I think, then I might reach out. (I always like an excuse for a new bike)
@@davidmain3 21 " front wheel is amazing - it changes everything!
@@projectbiker I Imagine, I'm currently on a BMW R Nine T Scrambler, off road capable it ain't!
I guess we all have our stories. Not many have the courage to put them out there. Thank you.
Like most things that need a bit of courage, it's never as bad as you think it might be. Really appreciate the comment
Thank you for your inspiring videos!
Delighted to hear you feel inspired!
Another fantastic series. Thank you for making them
And thank you for watching them!
Great job again 👏
That's, really appreciate it
I like your style and look forward to all your videos to come. I now want to go to Bosnia
It is truly a special place, very unique to other countries I've been to, and even the ones around it.
Very much quality. 👍
Thanks buddy, appreciate it
Nice work bro. Yes, your videos inspire me and I can understand your thoughts very well. Btw, I want to give the community another contribution. I have to overcome my anxiety myself to embark on the journey and if I am planning to ride the TET I watch several videos about the sections. Mostly there are the same highlight parts in every video and I ask myself what the rest looks like. Because I couldn't find it, I thought it was my job to create something like that und film a lot of TET and try to capture the character of the section a little more comprehensively in playlists. Maybe see you some day on the green lanes. BTW, I am coming to SE England this year in memory of my father who lived and died in London. We talked about a motobike trip across UK but never did it... 😞
This is a great idea! I'll check it out. Also, do you have a plan to film your trip to the UK for your dad?
@@projectbiker Unfortunatly my Dad died at the age of 44 shortly after we planned to ride UK together, so we never had a chance. But certainly I will film Sections 19 & 4 for me, my buddies and the community in CW26 and a lot of French Sections in summer!
I’ve recorded my last 2 motorcycle trips, but never managed to make a real story out of them. It’s so overwhelming to even get started.
Look forward to seeing what you will do!
I think this is a common thing. Especially with the challenge of how to start. Let's turn this footage into a story together!
Much Enjoyment 👍😎
And much thank you!
You have great drone skills, how long have you been flying for?
Thank you! Only since I started making these videos, so about a year and half. I'd like to get a new one soon.
@projectbiker why do you want to get a new one?
@@3goldfinger Because the Mini Pro 4 has 360 sensors (Pro 3 doesn't have side ones) and also it lets you preset a flight and then have it run by itself, which means I can get a new kind of shot. I'm waiting for the Pro 5 to come and then will probably get that. That said, any of the drones are great and there's nothing wrong with the order ones. At the end of the day all you need is to fly forward in a straight line...
I have never ever heard the word 'exploits' pronounced 'explotes'.......🤔😅
And now you have! You're welcome
Well done Nick, I love your videos and the rawness of the commentary. If you ever feel that tou would benefit from some advanced rider training drop me a message. No kickbacks or payment required, just reaching out with my skillset to maybe help you in your future riding adventures. I'm based in Wiltshire. If it's something you may be interested in, drop me a message. Again, we'll done on a great channel, where we all get to see this wonderful planet and the liberation of adventure
Thank you! And thank you for thinking I'm advanced, perhaps if you saw me up close you'd realise the truth 😂. I may just take you up on that offer. How would I reach you?
Another great video. It's a shame it's already over. I'm already looking forward to more adventures 😊.
I'm excited about your website. There are already various communities where you can exchange ideas, but there are often comments from people who don't really have a clue 🤷🏻♀. It's hard to tell what's right. But everyone can decide for themselves.
It's great that you found what you were looking for, or at least part of it 😍.
Thank you! I'm excited to see what kind of community we can create, and hopefully to have people feel comfortable to share their ideas and videos. I feel we can help each other elevate what is available here on RUclips. Really appreciate your continued support