Hey everyone! I’m a small/new YouTuber trying to get into gaming content and livestreaming. 🎮

I’m starting with games like GTA V, 007 First Light and whatever else I feel like playing. I’m still figuring things out, but I genuinely want to improve and build a small community around gaming.

If anyone wants to check it out, here’s my channel: https://youtube.com/@overgamerlive?si=qRA-v3OOcxYjxm7t

Even just a sub, comment, or honest feedback would mean a lot. ❤️

Thanks for reading!

Hi friends over the last few years I've been in a deep depression run but I've always had a passion for making YouTube videos I've been working on a project for the last 2 years of my old middle school videos I made out of boredom into one big compilation and I finally got the project done and wanted to share it and get the word out. Still learning how to video edit so all feedback is appreciated.

https://youtu.be/pKfctOPyREw?is=0OpU4VMKyEZs-HAx

Hey everyone in the community! I just started a youtube channel today. It is my first ever video on any platform so I have no doubt you might find the editing a bit jarring hahaha. Anyways, if you could check it out and give me some tips on editing or the playstyle itself, I'd greatly appreciate it. There is one video that is a few minutes long and one that is less than a minute. (I tried to make it a YT Short but it bugged out and just published as a video)

Thank you for your time and I wish everyone a safe day!

After Irwin's big adventure at Epcot, I thought it was time to finally start a YouTube channel! The channel link is in the video, so I'd be really grateful if people subscribed, if this seems like something you might be interested in.

Hi everyone! 🌸

I’ve started a new series on my YouTube channel called “Gita in Our Real Life,” where I’m trying to understand the Bhagavad Gita beyond just repeating its famous quotes—especially how its teachings can actually apply to the problems we face in everyday life.

In Episode 2, I talk about the very commonly heard line:

“Karm karo, fal ki chinta mat karo.”

We hear this everywhere, but when you’re actually waiting for exam results, a job, an opportunity, or something you’ve worked really hard for… how do you practically stop worrying about the outcome?

That’s what I’ve tried to explore through the Gita in this video, in a simple and relatable way.

I’d genuinely love to hear different perspectives, especially from people who have studied or followed the Gita.

What does this teaching mean to you personally? And is there any real-life problem you’d like me to explore from a Gita POV in the next episode? 🪷