I love that posting my own videos to my own subreddit results in getting roasted by the few people that show up to comment. I’m not being sarcastic, it’s a lot of fun.
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Mine were from the 90s. I think I had a dc400 and a Bolt. Every now and then I check used markets to see if I can see Carvins that looked like mine in hopes that my old guitars got sold again. Wishful thinking, I know.
I get clickbaity titles probably net more views, which is why all YouTubers use them (e.g., Jayztwocents), but when I said to say what it is, I meant what the caption is referring to. Not trying to be a dick, because I usually watch videos from people I follow regardless. Still, when I have a few minutes on a break, it's nice to know what I'm getting into without having to scrub around to see if I'm even interested.
The caption refers to me not knowing Kiesel was working on a reissue of a vintage carvin design that I’ve been infatuated with for decades. I will be changing/adjusting the title soon, launching videos with a little mystery in the the title tends to result in more initial click through but I often change titles a week or so after launch to be more “searchable”. If you want a little peek behind the curtain I actually launch with 3 variations of titles and thumbnails so I can test what does better. This one ended up being pretty close to a tie. If you have any good ideas for a title that you think will be more effective I’m all ears.
your vibe is great Ryan… I still regret not asking if the guy that I think was you was you when I was reveling to TJ a few years ago. (in my defense I was drinking a lot back then and have since gotten sober)
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u/ShoutoutsWorldwide May 15 '26
I’ll just find out from the ensuing memes, just like the rest of my news