I have loved watching Mark for years now. However the fact that my 5 year old now recognised mark and found him watching Mark alone unprompted in the morning made me happy and strangely proud. He wants to see the crunch lab so bad.

@oliverlewis3126

Жыл бұрын

Have you gotten him the monthly crunch labs thing or not?

@Ratboycure

Жыл бұрын

@@oliverlewis3126 no not yet, my family doesn't have alot of money to spend on non essentials. I am hoping we will be able to for Christmas or something...I say as I notice water leaking from my ceiling as I type. Maybe for his birthday early next year if possible. Hope your havinga great day Oliver.

@oliverlewis3126

Жыл бұрын

@@Ratboycure I am having a great day thanks, I’m sure if he does get that he will be filled with joy but I do agree it is a tad expensive

@Ratboycure

Жыл бұрын

@@oliverlewis3126kinda expensive ...or maybe I am just a tad poor. Mark doesn't seem like the sort of fella to overcharge for an educational toy for a child. I am sure his profits are likely very marginal. He really does seem like a genuine stand up human.

@oliverlewis3126

Жыл бұрын

@@Ratboycure well I hope life gets better for you and you can hopefully get this gift for your child in the future

Congrats on all of your success Mark. It was great working on a project with you and I look up to you!

@BeastyMan

Жыл бұрын

I have a goal to reach by people doing my name🥺

@RealTalkAlexV

Жыл бұрын

Love you pierogi, the work you do is incredible keep it up bro

@TrumpetGuy26

Жыл бұрын

Yup, that video you did together was very cool!

@heppy4698

Жыл бұрын

HI Pierogi keep scamming my indian uncle

@NatureSkyViews

Жыл бұрын

Hey Pierogi, Can you please release a video showing how you protect your computer from malware when downloading scammers files? (Like do you use a VM?) Love your stuff. Especially collabs. Keep up the good work!

These interviews make me feel part of a community. Thank you guys.

@Battleray

Жыл бұрын

Ikr

@emoneydev8684

Жыл бұрын

fr

@smokeybeats

10 ай бұрын

parasocial.

@the_real_cookiez

9 ай бұрын

@@smokeybeats Nailed it. "W3 arE a F@mily" pitch works so well since fundamentally, we all want to connect with each other. Content creators and companies exploit this hard.

I really appreciate how Mark prioritizes finding true happiness through gratitude and working hard to reach self-actualization, instead of chasing money and fame.

@Ga-be

Жыл бұрын

🙌

@linnease

Жыл бұрын

I don't know if he mentioned working hard? What I took away form this interview is rather pace yourself and you won't burn out, don't make decisions that put too much stress on yourself and stay pretty stable and solid before you move forward with the next step. I think when you're happy, inspired and in the flow like he seems to be, it might look to others like you're working "hard" because you might have fun and do a lot of things for many hours, but I don't think it feels hard. If it feels hard, you're probably off your mark.

Honestly, Samir is an exceptional interviewer. Seems like every interview, regardless of genre, he asks some astounding domain specific questions. To me, he could pass as a jack of all trades. Love the channel, guys!

@josesalgado2796

Жыл бұрын

You should see his interview on Hot Ones. Sean Evans is a great interviewer

Love you guys. I remember when you guys were trying to figure out if 7 minutes was the sweet spot for an upload, here we are and you're at 60 minute plus uploads with 1 million subscribers. Loving it and the crew too.

@noahve

Жыл бұрын

And being aspiring billionaires

@Its_Avs007

Жыл бұрын

@ВоIugа 🅥 BOT

@noahve

10 ай бұрын

@@charonstyxferryman you're a little late for me to remember what this is about I'm afraid

Colin and Samir's videos give the feeling that they are not only talking about KZread community and KZread Creator life, but it feels like you can imply the learnings from these videos in your real life. Like I'm not a creator but just a casual watcher, still the things you understand from these videos can be very much related to real world, it feels like it is teaching me real life management. Because, as an example, you not only get burnt out if you are a creator and are tiring yourself out of the dopamine you used to get from your work initially, but also in daily life, since everyone is applying some form of creativity to their daily work and they do get burnt out eventually. So the things they make us understand is really great and helpful as they can be easily morphed into guidance you can use in real life as well.

@redpilledmerch3945

Жыл бұрын

agreed 100% . im not a content creator either but this was very inspiring in just the overall business sense of things

@eterno2457

Жыл бұрын

yes, exactly my thought process. The idea that I have input more notes into my phone during this podcast than any other point in my life is incredible considering my career path is, at the moment, completely disconnected from and archaic in relation to the subject material presented here. I truly applaud Mark, Colin, and Samir for providing such content for other people around the world. I really do love how much each one of them have contributed to the creation of interperspective thinking, while they may all be in one broad domain (KZread), they all encourage their audiences to explore the perspectives that can apply to the fields beyond their own, good on them.

Mark Rober's approach is so refreshing and I can connect with this in a way I haven't with every creator you guys interview. Love hearing all the perspectives. Thank you for what you do!

23:00 he isnt physically making the parts on the rover but he's inspiring thousands of people to become engineers who could work at NASA, 1 man quitting to inspire thousands who might apply for jobs there seems so incredible to me

Mark Rober is so humble. He reminds me so much of a techy Mr Beast.

@bigcraigyt

Жыл бұрын

I think I make my next video a Mark Rober one!

@joshuajohn74

Жыл бұрын

@Thing 🅥 lmao this guy wasnt a bot hehe

@bigcraigyt

Жыл бұрын

@Thing 🅥 I’m not a bot 🤣

@RealTalkAlexV

Жыл бұрын

He’s not really techy though, engineer yes, wouldn’t say techy persay

@hylianro

Жыл бұрын

@@RealTalkAlexV yeah apparently people can't differentiate between a programmer "tech" guy and an engineer

I mean how can these hour-long interviews feel so smooth and enjoying! Kudos to creator-economy gurus!

@weeklyfascination

Жыл бұрын

They're so good that it doesn't feel like an interview, just a couple of friends hanging out.

@JCurry1123

Жыл бұрын

Hour long ads interrupted with an interview

The idea that I have input more notes into my phone during this podcast than any other point in my life is incredible considering my career path is, at the moment, completely disconnected from and archaic in relation to the subject material presented here. I truly applaud Mark, Colin, and Samir for providing such content for other people around the world. I really do love how much each one of them have contributed to the creation of interperspective thinking, while they may all be in one broad domain (KZread), they all encourage their audiences to explore the perspectives that can apply to the fields beyond their own, good on them.

Philip Defranco shared Mark Robers very first KZread video on Day 1 of it being posted. I commented something stupid and Mark Rober replied "this is the weirdest comment I've ever seen" I still think about that every once in a while these past 12* years. Great to see how successful he's become. Great guy, I'm still subbed ♥

This was such an incredible video! As a techy, geeky, engineer mindset, parent who is also very intrigued with the world of content creators; this video checks so many boxes for me. My son, who's 7, and I are huge Mark Rober fans. The second I saw his crunch labs boxes, I signed up my son. It's been so hard for me to not give it to him yet, it's going to be a Christmas present. Getting to see a more personal, deep dive, into Mark only solidifies my interest in him. Y'all have done such a great job capturing many of the great qualities on why so many people like myself look up to Mark. Edit: We need a Mark Rober Shirt, "It's a feature, not a bug!"

These interviews have so much depth to them. We get to learn a lot from them as time passes.

Mark is really honest and acknowledges in a very real world way concepts I feel that I feel most creators that don’t have experience working outside of media don’t relate to/understand relatively to other roles. He’s really a gem and incredibly humble while deserving every bit of his success ❤️

The recurring Jetski joke was absolutely killing me. Fantastic interview guys!! Such an amazing experience. Knowledgeable, entertaining, and so much more!

This is probably the most inspirational video I've ever seen! The amount of applicable knowledge this video contains is insane. Thank you so much Mark, and thanks Colin and Samir for making this interview happen.

@MENOBULLY

Ай бұрын

hi dans

I love people who are free to capture their passion. Mark’s glitter bomb series sold me. It’s beyond engineering and extends to nailing thief’s. The squirrel project was diabolically funny. He brings entertainment to the next level.

Am I the only one just learning that creators will slice out ads after the contract is up? I had no idea, but it makes so much sense.

My only complaint is that it’s not long enough. Such an awesome and incredibly humble guy! 🚀

The segment about what motivates people to do youtube = gold...it applies to everything in life!

Thank you guys for bringing in these amazing people and being amazing yourselves in how you bring out so much value and heart in the conversations!

This is genuinely one of the greatest interviews I’ve ever watched. The questions struck the perfect balance between pointed and open-ended, and conversation felt extremely natural. Hats off to everyone involved!

I really enjoyed watching this conversation a lot. I've often struggled with feeling like I need to hit the ground running every single day, and make every video as sensational as possible. Seeing a more slow & steady approach is really healthy. Great video guys! Keep it up!

@shre6619

Жыл бұрын

Wow, never thought i would find you, (as most creators dont use their main channel accounts for commenting on other videos). but its nice. PS: He is a Brawl Stars (mobile game) youtuber

@furyzi8828

Жыл бұрын

Hey kairos you make great content, i am a beta brawl stars player but i don't play brawl stars anymore i download it sometimes and look at the game here and there... But i watch your videos cause its fun.. k-a-i-r-o-s in the brawl stars shop 😃🔥

@eric4334

9 ай бұрын

never thought id see a brawl stars creator here.

@Brawlaver

9 ай бұрын

Wow i had no idea you would be here

@nathanmondi4650

9 ай бұрын

K-a-i-r-o-s code kairos in the brawl stars shop

This was beautiful and extremely inspiring. Thanks guys!

@Harrisweldingandfriends

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@annoyinggrandpaGAKE

10 ай бұрын

Hi mMike❤

Thank you guys for the effort you put into prepping for these conversations. I'm constantly finding myself more engaged in these videos than I thought I'd be.

I listened to the whole podcast already but just wanted to come here and say, this was an incredible interview. I’m not an old creator by any means, but a little older than peers perhaps, so to see the longevity and continuing fun that Mark has with his channel is so so inspiring. Just stuff like “being able to make a kid’s day is a superpower” makes you feel like you too can make that sort of positive influence in the world.

@matthewfoote12

Жыл бұрын

i did the exact same thing

First of all, well done Colin and Samir! I’m usually the kind of quite observer but this is probably the best piece of content which I’ve seen lately. There was so much learnings in it - I don’t even know where to start. When mark talked about the part of comparing yourself to the Mr. beasts out there and also seeing KZread as a creative outlet as well as which feedback is important and to be grateful for where and what you are were the most important messages. Because thinking about this the wrong way is what caused me feeling paralysed and suffering from early stages of depression. I got myself help and this video came just at the right time for me to think about happiness, career choices and life in general in a different way! Thank you! Keep up the good work, I love your channel!

Colin and Samir have created a new dynamic between creators and us viewers we love to see the innovative ways you guys interview people keep it up!🔥💯

I have a gratitude journal too. It really keeps you grounded even on the bad days. In this field, whether you’re in it for a job or a hobby, it’s very easy to stray away from yourself. Mark is such a good speaker 🙌🏻

@Tsharkeye

Жыл бұрын

I tried it but it felt really forced after a few days. It was really hard to come up with things i was grateful for. Is that something that gets easier?

Came from the editing podcast. Absolute vision and banger of an episode, what an awesome way to help pioneer the next gen of creators. This content can and likely will change the world. Thank you for sharing, my mind is blown.

Fricken loved this chat! Can relate so much to what Mark was speaking about regarding full time work! Thanks C&S for what you guys do

Iv'e been hoping for this interview ever since the tour video dropped... this is gonna be good, Also what mark said about having time to edit but not starting until the very last possible time... I can relate to that way too much

Hearing Mark say that the reason I'm creating videos that no one watches currently (creative outlet, learn new skills, etc.) was something I needed to hear. Thanks so much for this interview, and thanks Mark!

I hope you guys continue to see the growth you deserve.I would love to see the things you do when your subscriber count enables you to chase ideas that otherwise might be too risky

Very awesome talk. I never knew that he worked at Apple till he had 10million subscribers, cracy. Iam an engineer myself and I see how Mark's curiosity and creativity is so awesome for any engineering task. Great guy, thumbs up

I LOVE that Mark talks in analogies so often, it makes understanding his thought process SO much more captivating

I looked on your channel earlier today wondering if I had missed the new video or not and then I remembered that thumbnail post, returned to the homepage and look at that, a new video!

There’s sooooo many “juicy nuggets” in this pod. I’ve heard Mark’s TED talk, but hearing it again in a more informal setting resonated so much more. Super Mario, Dopamine, Gratitude, Feature Not a Bug - so many good take always. I have two sons and we build Crunch Labs boxes together. They have endless fun using their coin spinners or launching catapults. This pod was a gem. Thanks for doing what you do!

Mark is one wise gentleman.

@onfirerobloxscripting

9 ай бұрын

That's true

@ItsDeveloper_

6 ай бұрын

yes indeed

@worshipfrvr

3 ай бұрын

Yes

Incredible how you guys add B-roll to your podcasts. I had this idea for mine too, lot's of work so it'll have to come after i start scaling. But super impressive to see it in action, love you guys!

Mark is a down-to-earth dude. Excellent interview, Colin & Samir! Several times I was wowed by the interesting questions you chose to ask and Mark’s insightful responses. Banger video!! ❤

OHHHH THE OPENING ON THIS VID IS ON POINT. I've been going through your old vids and the improvement and engagement is palpable 💪

Nice! I've been waiting for this one. Mark is the definition of an innovator!

You guys are seriously one of the best creators on KZread... Your questions are to the point but they leave it for enough interpretation so that the person on the other side will give you the correct answer

I loved this video. I loved that everyone involved asked questions and were surprised by answers. Shows that they're all working to figure this out as well!

You guys went with the smile and text thumbnail lmaooo

Love all the interviews guys!Really informative!Just a small suggestion if the seating could be like a round table with views of all participants together it makes it look more casual and gripping.Currently there are too many cuts to & fro.

1:03:11 Mark Rober seems so centered in the present. He’s got such a great mindset about living in the moment and taking things slow

So glad to hear Mark is working on 9-10 videos right now. Can't wait to see them!

This was a super good interview. A lot of good lessons in it, and you can tell that even though he comes off as a positive and happy person, it took him time and discipline to get there. Respect to Mark Rober.

Mark talking about turtle tipping was not on my bingo card for this show.

this is a very good video im glad you guys did this episode ! i usually skipped when i found podcast video but you guys made me wanna watch from start till the end , love it !!!

great video! The way you guys ask respectfully but also trying to provide the audience with a lesson or something useful is highly appreciated! thanks for all of that!

I've always liked and felt like I related to Mark Rober, but could never quite say why. Then to hear that his mom passed away from the same disease that mine had around the same time, it makes a lot more sense now. And the way he talks about his mom and they impact she had on him even though she never got to see it come to fruition really made me smile.

The thing I like the most about this episode was that slow approach and making the things that he wants to. The news channel might mention a story but not be able to go very deep but then you get a podcast like criminal that changes a million people's minds on an idea. Squirrels don't change a million people's minds but I'm so glad that I saw every last one of those epic backyard squirrel stuff. Admittedly the newest one was kind of hokey but I still loved every minute of it. And I can't even say that about the best of creators.

44:10 This is such a great observation. Mark works with sustained, consistent, long-term effort, and I think that comes from his work as an engineer. Engineers are constantly going through trial and error over a long amount of time, not getting an idea and immediately building it

There are times I'd like to be able to like a video more than once... I find myself reaching for that thumbs up so many times during this hour, only to find it already clicked. Great interview!

Been listening to this on the side and actually stopped what i was doing and rewinded it to start again from the beginning. Wow Mark is interresting to listen to and your questions fit extremely well to the flow of the interview

So cool that you combined the pictures for the thumbnail per your surveys comments. Awesome demonstration of collaboration with your community being mutually beneficial.

This is my first video of yours but it won’t be my last. You two are great interviewers. This was a fascinating conversation and topic.

this interview gives such an interesting perspective of how Mark Rober views life and the creative process. I will definitely take so many things from this interview into my life. Continue making such great videos!

Mark is just so inspiring. He was the person other than my dad who told the message that you can do anything as long as you want it by heart. He just gave me the final confidence boost that I will make it to university after grade 13 and will be getting my engineering degree in road maintenance and building.

man, him speaking about his mom dying kinda made me emotional because hes actually the last memory i have of my grandma like being alive before she passed from cancer. i mean, i saw her in the hospital but her head was not in it's normal place at all and she was on the brink of fading. my last genuine memory was us watching mark rober on her tv and her laughing at it.

You never know the full measure of the impact you have on others lives - That resonated with me so hard! Very wise and humbled man💙

Thank Colin and Samir, your videos inspire people through finding inspiring stories. Giving us some backstory of how these youtubers able to find their path. Thank you, trully thank you

This was massively informative, and Mark is really one of a kind. Amazing to see humility in his success as a KZread creator. Never change Mark, you are in this for the right reasons, and I admire that. Also Colin and Samir...amazing interview as usual. Questions were well thought out. Flawless interview.

I think Mark is spot on with jogging on his content releases as it also keeps his audience at a jog with keeping us interested and not overwhelming us with content to often that we will get sick of.

i agree with mark about keeping the creative process mostly to himself, i like the home video style videos a lot and he has the quality of videos to consistently pull in views

Did I miss it, or did they end up cutting out the part where Mark in the trailer says "don't cut that part out"? lol

Damn this channel has come so far, so happy for you guys. Love watching the channels I love blow up.

This is one of the best interviews - nay, conversations - I’ve heard because it includes philosophy and ideas for both a creative yet humble mindset and how to go through life at large. Your questions and talking points were so good in both construction and yield, and it shows in how much it got Mark to share his inner thoughts and ideas, most of which wouldn’t likely air on his own channel. Well done.

@JoshuaAlfred18

20 күн бұрын

❤

Amazing - I just couldn't turn this one off... Felt like Mark was really speaking to me. I'm close to graduating college with an engineering degree, have some creative projects in my off time (makin music lol), but I feel like having the security blanket of stable income allows me to create better/more freely instead of creating out of stress to put food on the table. I liked my internships, Mark liked Apple/Nasa, and this was the first time I've felt like someone spoke to the extra motivation you have from working in engineering while having real/serious creative passions on the weekends and weeknights. I like both. I think I need both. I dream of a world where everyone could have access to/desire for some basic level of technical education and interest, while still allowing themselves to be artists. If even half the world population had even a 6-month coding/automation class and worked 20 hours a week on it, we could solve so many of the world problems, and if the same people allowed themselves make art/create, they might be happy enough to want to learn hard skills and help the world in the first place. I think Mark is the future.

This interview really helped me define the direction I want my content creation to go. I think of all of the research I have done, this video has been the most enlightening. Thank you

When you watch videos of long form interviews with big creators like Mark Rober, you can see why they got so big. So humble. So nice. That natural way about the person transcends through the camera on their own videos ;D

Thank you Mark, you inspired me to keep on going. I've been making KZread videos for 6 years and all my money goes right back into KZread mainly to my editors I've had to invest into camera equipment and other things like that. But it's a good thing I still have my career in repairing electronics.

Mark is a genius at doing high level videos while keeping the backyard project vibe.

Guys... I really didn't come here to CRY in the first 5 minutes. Mark is amazing. His mother did a great job

59:45 mark I don't think we'll ever get bored of your videos

The best podcast yet!! I love how grounded this man is and wise to his ambitions. Great questions too C&S. Congrats!

"if you can't be happy in the present, you will never be happy" - Mark Rober

It’s cool you decided to merge the thumbnails after the feedback on the poll!

Mark always have his creative way to inspire me and making me always wanting to learn more and trying to improve myself. Thank you for making this video, you guys have become a creator's hub where all kinds of creator just come to watch what other creator has experience. I love it and i know you'll start taking off soon.

It's so nice to hear Mark talk about this business and how he views it. I also love how much he acknowledges the things he can actively change like being prepared with finances and managing the number of people he hires. This is such a great example of the #GrattitudeChallenge 30:22.

Mark is great, I'm so glad we got to see a version of him that's less animated and more personable. He's already really relatable in his videos but it just feels awesome to hear him share his opinions as just a dude and not the super peppy video guy we're used to seeing.

Speaking as an engineer myself - every great idea I’ve ever had always started with, “Man there’s gotta be a better way to do this.” 😂😂

I love this interview, it is a masterclass in how to do it. Kudos to both of you! I also know a good interview is really dependent on your guest and Mark is awesome! There were a lot of head nod moments while watching this. Being a small KZread channel myself, this helped me reaffirmed why I continue to do what I do. Thanks again!

Mark Robers videos are S+ tier

I've watched Mark for years and I was today years old when I learned that he ever worked for Apple.

the main thing I took out of this is the Mario effect. every failure, no matter how bad, is literally just a pit in a video game level. you don't play a video game, fall into the pit and then uninstall the game, you reassess and figure out how to circumnavigate the pit so that you can level up. and that's what I'm gonna keep doing.

Loved the interview. Mark had some REALLY valuable words of wisdom. On another note.. you might want to change the name of the show to Samir and Colin since he's the one asking most of the questions. :D

"There's ALWAYS a way to make the story work." I found that pretty inspiring. It all depends on the level of our imagination, problem-solving, creativity, and willingness to iterate new ideas!

Guys, you really are the best in what you doing. I've been looking for this a long time. And I don't even want to become a creator, just enjoy getting knowledge from the best people in the industry.

Oh man!! What a great video guys. Recently (aka last hr) discovered your channel. I know of Mark from the awesome squirrel 🐿️ vids (total dog curiosity moment). I got so much out of this, lots of great ideas and some genuine laughs. You guys ask some solid quality questions and Mark was very sincere and forthright with his responses. It gave me like a Rogan vid but even more potent since it was creator to creator dialogue with advice, practicals, insights, and vision. Thank you for making this happen.

I never thought Mark's story would be so relatable. I also have a work in big tech. And a youtube filmmaking is my passion. I have money and time to do what I love. I think additional pressure could kill it easily

Loved this interview. It is super clear all the top top top KZreadrs, really don't think about the money,. They think about the quality of the video and concept, period.

16:10 I play obbies and this effect is literally the only reason why i don't give up. In obbies, there are no points, so I can do it over and over again without thinking it is failure.

Learned about you guys from a Mr. Beast interview. Surprise! Really, really enjoy what you do and the doors you allow us behind with your content. Thank you!

Hey Colin and Samir, great video! Truly loved Mark's insights and perspectives - and he modest 11 jet skis. A future guest I'd love to see is Hillier Smith on the show. How he uses his editing as a tool for storytelling and the psychology behind it is something lots of creators can learn from. Looking forward to all the future content about how to navigate this crazy creator economy.