name is Alonzo and I talk about

dumbest fails on the Internet.

Being from a small city, I didn't think I

could make a living off of YouTube.

No one heard of Goldsboro. I was working on

Youtube during my stint at the bakery.

I didn't have a nine-to-five. I had a nine-to-nine job.

Youtube was an outlet for me. It was to escape my problems.

I was getting vibes so I knew it was coming.

I just didn't know when and when I got

fired from it I shook their hands and said

"Well, thank you for the opportunity".

When one door closed another window opens and I Ieft it at that.

I made an oath to myself late 2013. I said when 2014 comes along I'm going to

my classes and I'm going to upload at

least one video a week. While people are

at the beach during the summers I was

working in the books and doing YouTube.

By the end of November of 2014, I realized

Oh my gosh I've been doing it! If I ever

win an award I would totally give my

boss a shoutout, saying thank you for firing me.

Gave me more time to do what I love to do.

I am able to make a living and bought a house.

Paid my car off, paid my school loans off!

It's about saving and being consistent.

I don't want to get to that moment where

YouTube feels like work.

I'm not uploading three videos in one week.

I don't take a six month break.

I'm really consistent.

My advice is don't get discouraged because of low views.

Don't delete your videos.

When I first started out I was in competition.

When I stopped concentrating on the numbers and started

focusing on my own content that's when the numbers came in.

I just hit a million subscribers.

I feel like I'm on top of the world right now with my channel!