100,000 Subscribers - Thanks SO much...

Hello and welcome back to my bridge next

to my river. So today I would like to make

a thank you video to all of my

subscribers. We recently reached 100,000

subscribers, which I think is a massive

number. You might not think it's very big

compared to 1 million or 100 million, but

for me personally, I think it's a very big

number. And I'm really grateful and I

really am thankful because if none of you

clicked on the subscribe button, I

wouldn't have any subscribers.

And even though it may not seem like it,

I'm really grateful to everyone who

watches the channel. Even if you don't

like me, I like you. I like you because

your support means I don't have to go back

to the job centre, and we all know how

much I don't like the job centre. There's

this nasty woman called Pauline there who

doesn't like me, and she always used to

nag me saying, Daniel, the Jobseeker's

Allowance is to help you find a job, not

for you to go on holiday to Japan. Yeah,

well, Pauline, I wasn't going on holiday

to Japan. I used the money to go to Japan

so I could look for a job. I mean, what do

you think I was doing in Japan? I was here

looking for a job using the allowance. So

shut up, Pauline. I'm definitely not

thankful and grateful to Pauline. I did

actually have some plans for today's

video, but the plans kind of failed. I was

going to go up into the Ferris wheel,

which is somewhere over there, but it

was just not a very good idea for a video

because it was so noisy inside of the

Ferris wheel. So I decided to come back to

the river and, you know, just talk about

the channel history and how I feel now

that I have 100,000 subscribers. I don't

think I have much time to make this video,

so I'm sorry if it seems rushed, but those

clouds are getting very dark and it's

starting to rain. So let's talk about the

history of my channel. It all started back

in 2014 when I was in South Korea living

with my ex-Korean girlfriend. I was

feeling bored and I decided to think about

starting my own YouTube channel, and I

made a few videos, but I was too

embarrassed to upload them. And then as

the years went past, I started to make

more videos. I made many kinds of videos,

many types of videos. I started off with

gaming stuff, and then I talked about

coding, and then I talked about cameras

and did tech reviews, until finally moving

on to vlogs, videos about my personal

life. Sometimes I still can't even believe

I have 100K. I never even imagined the

channel would get more than 5,000

subscribers. I was amazed when I got

10,000. I was working in a petrol station

and I only had 600 subscribers, and I

thought to myself, this is never going to

work. I'm going to be stuck working here

at this petrol station for the rest of my

life. But thankfully, thanks to the

YouTube algorithm boosting a few of my

videos and a couple of very kind bigger

YouTubers who gave me shoutouts, I managed

to grow my channel from a very small

number of viewers and subscribers to the

amount of subscribers and viewers that I

have today. Even though I would like to

take all of the credit for building my

channel, unfortunately I can't do that,

and I do have to give a thank you to a

few, a few people who gave me very

generous shoutouts in the past. So first

of all, there was George from Japanese

from Zero. He gave me a couple shoutouts.

There was also Victor from Gimme a Break

Man. And recently there's also been Elvis.

Elvis the Alien made 2 videos about me

which really boosted my subscriber count,

and I'm very grateful for all of that.

Now the good thing about the rain is it

means that everyone is going away and I

can make my video in peace, but it also

means I'm trapped underneath this bridge

because I don't have an umbrella. I

remember all those people laughing at me

because I didn't even have 1,000

subscribers. I remember all those people

laughing at me because I couldn't even get

5,000 views on my videos. Well,

who's laughing now?

These girls just came, they started

dancing right in front of me.

Kind of funny.

Oh look, the sun is setting. Isn't it

Very pretty.

They haven't noticed that I'm filming them

yet.

So thank you very much for 100,000

subscribers. It's a very nice number. 1

million would be nicer, but I'm not I'm

not silly. I don't actually think I'll

ever get 1 million, so I don't really mind

if the channel just stays at 100,000

subscribers. And this will probably be my

last ever thank you subscriber milestone

video because honestly speaking, I don't

really see myself getting to another

milestone. I probably won't get to 200k.

I probably won't even get to 150k unless

some kind of miracle happens, which it

probably won't. I like to think of myself

as a realistic person, and I've already

had 2 virals in the past which helped grow

the channel to this, this point, but I

don't really see myself getting another

viral. That would just be like winning the

lottery twice.

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ありがとうございました。 Hello

and welcome back to my Ferris wheel. So

today we're going to be doing something

special for my 100,000

subscribers celebration video. I thought I

would treat you all and bring you onto

this Ferris wheel. Oh look, there's people

over there.

It's quite a nice view. I've been on this

Ferris wheel a few times now. I think I've

been on it about 5 times. First time I

went on it was about 9 years ago, 2010.

I came up here with my ex-girlfriend,

and then I came up here again about 2

years ago when I went on this date. Oh,

this is nice.

We are now going down. I'm sweating.

I'm not scared, it's just very warm inside

of here. Very warm.

I hope you're enjoying the view because I

don't really know what to say. I was

planning to make a video in here, but it's

way too echoey, and this ride only

lasts about 10 minutes, and it takes me

about an hour at least to make a video. I

thought I could make one in here before it

reaches— before it gets back down to

ground level, but It was too

difficult, so I decided to go back to the

river to make it.

Oh well, at least I'll

have some nice footage from inside

of the Ferris wheel.

Do do do do do.

Do do do do do. Inside of my Ferris wheel.

Do do do do do. Inside of my Ferris

wheel.

Whoa! What's that noise? It's vibrating

all of a sudden.

I'm not sure why the glass is all misty

looking. You can't really see outside of

it. Maybe it's for privacy.

Maybe it's just old.

Well, we're going to reach the bottom

soon, so I'll say goodbye here.