The New Style of Video That’s Taking Over the Internet

I believe that video is the native tongue of the internet. Yeah. You go to a country and what language do they speak? They speak English, they speak Spanish, they speak Mandarin. The Internet Speaks Video. I feel like I can rule the world, I know I can be what I want to

I'll put my law in it like my day song on the road, let's travel. Let me tell you something like really interesting that's light. So listen to this. So let me explain how I got into this. So Go to creatorcamp.co. Okay. I'm here, creator camp. Defining cinema for the internet age. Oh, I know these guys. I've seen these guys on Twitter. And so I just slacked you their Notion page, which is actually way better.

I've I've seen this'cause I saw their videos on Twitter and I was like, These guys are great. What are you guys doing? And they sent me this notion doc and I was like, Uh you know I have for this. I like you guys. Yes. So let me give a little bit of background here of of things that I've noticed. I've noticed that on both long form content on YouTube being like ten, twenty, thirty, fifty minutes on YouTube.

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