We’ll see you all next week for an exciting episode with TheOdd1sOut!

Thanks to everyone who joined us for the live show, thank you to all our wonderful patrons, and a special shout out this week to all of the new patrons of Mind Blow. Kevin likens it to a 2013 Buzzfeed article, while Matt actually thinks there’s more to it than you might believe. We finish out the episode by talking about the state of titles on YouTube today, and the strangely regressive turn they’ve taken. Oh, and Kevin talks about his primal rage for “smashing that like button.” He talks a little bit about the team he brought on to make the project better than ever, and the absolutely crucial role that the patrons play. It’s been a pretty big undertaking to bring Mind Blow back, and Kevin wanted to make sure he did it right. We talk about the misconceptions people have about the financial side of being a creator, and how so many of the revenue streams in online entertainment have changed over the years. We kick things off by extending a huge thank you to all the Patreon supporters who helped bring Mind Blow back – it really could not have happened without you.Ĭontrary to popular belief, Kevin actually isn’t a rich, extravagant YouTuber like his subscriber count may make you think. It’s easy to get wrapped up in all the great things creators do, but we spend some time this episode discussing just how vitally important and influential the audience is. Check out the VYBE line that’s making up the core of Matt’s new studio - and use code CREATE for a free additional year of warranty on desktops: Īfter a long four-year hiatus, the hit Vsauce2 series “Mind Blow” is BACK, and it’s all thanks to viewers and listeners such as yourself. Thanks to MAINGEAR for speeding up everything for us.

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