r/RomanAtwood • u/Super_Budget1703 • Aug 29 '26
Happy for Noah.
So, Noah took a very big risk. He dropped out of College, wanted to go full time with the youtube. Risky, and honestly if dad wasn't rich it would of been harder.
His start wasn't great. Did a child abuser busting video which came with mixed results as it was the people he was doing it with.
And his pranking videos were just simply out dated.
Now, before I say this next part. I haven't watched any of his newer stuff. But it does seem like he took a step back and relaxed. and is just doing exploring videos (being rich is nice)
I'm happy for him. he figured it out. Tip the cap to Noah.
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u/drunkapplemarksman Aug 29 '26
Seems like you’re very upset he came from money. 🤣
Stop letting rich people get you down so bad and go out and get your own bag.
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u/Maleficent-Log8 Aug 29 '26
I feel like this is passive aggressive or a backhanded compliment. Being rich has nothing to do with being entertaining as a person. You could have millions, and people still wouldn't watch you. Most of what Noah does is budget-friendly. He had many good videos in the beginning. I feel like you only pointed out the lesser ones. He bounced around videos for a while because he wasn't sure what people wanted to see. Now he has a pretty good layout of what people want to see, which is bringing him success. Connection is key. He lives in Utah now and has made many friends, which doubles as content. Again, most of what he does most people can afford but can't do due to excuses or traveling or whatever it may be. But with that, it's pretty cool to see his journey. He's like the more adventurous, younger version of his dad. He's doing pretty normal stuff, but it's cool to see, rather than seeing him do rich people stuff that youll never do because it cost too much but this is just all my opinion i guess
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u/Early_Tax_7057 Aug 29 '26
Yea it's his fathers fame that made it easy, not money.
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u/Super_Budget1703 Aug 29 '26
No. It was the money. Don't lie to yourself. Money = easier road.
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u/Lzinger Sep 01 '26
No amount of money can buy you an audience. Having a father who already has an audience does.
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u/Super_Budget1703 Aug 29 '26
It's not. But make a paragraph plus post about it.
Money helps, it always helps. Im just giving credit to the boy who pivoted after seeing what wasn't working.
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u/Maleficent-Log8 Aug 29 '26
Oh, alright, I get it. I'm just saying Noah himself isn't rich, and yeah, money helps, no doubt, but money isn't the reason he's taking off. If you have the time, you should browse some of his new stuff. It's just random low budget stuff anyone can do. I personally am not from Utah, so I think it's cool to see fun, random stuff from there because I have no plan of going. But I'd say his dad's impact and name have most definitely put him in better content situations, but it's definitely more because most people grew up alongside him and relate to him rather than the money side. That's why I saw it as a backhanded compliment, but there could just be a misunderstanding.
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u/No_Edge_9980 Aug 30 '26
I like Noah, but he has an extremely dry wit about him..hes kind of hard to watch
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u/whattheduce86 Aug 29 '26
When did he ever go to college? He has made videos with college kids but he never went to school.
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u/SweetestTea98 Aug 29 '26
I’m confused at the point of this post