German in Venice's Mom Posted Me Dubbed in German

Summary

I’m officially international now—German in Venice’s mom posted a clip of us chatting together, but here’s the kicker: it’s dubbed in German. I’m not going to lie, it felt pretty special to see myself represented in another language. I’m half-joking about starting to dub all my videos in German, but there’s something genuinely cool about having your content reach beyond your own borders.

This week I also sat down with Mr. and Mrs. All the Freakin’ Things for what turned into a marathon two-and-a-half-hour interview. I’ll be honest—I talk too much. I got so caught up in the conversation that we never got to some of the questions I really wanted to answer, including one that’s been on my mind ever since: who was I most starstruck to see at Adam the Woo’s Celebration of Life? The answer surprised even me. It wasn’t necessarily the biggest names there—it was Daphne. Watching Adam’s videos with her, I realized she wasn’t just a guest on his show; she was part of it. Their energy together was something special, and I’ve been kicking myself for not getting to say that during the interview.

But meeting All the Freakin’ Things also led me to discover Hollywood George, a creator whose Celebration of Life video is genuinely one of the sweetest things I’ve seen. Through conversations about small creators and how we can support each other, I’m realizing my role in what I’m calling ’the circle of goodness.’ I got an unfair advantage from being recognized after Adam’s celebration, and I want to use that to help boost other small creators. That’s the real takeaway for me this week—we’re all stronger when we’re lifting each other up.

Key Points

• German in Venice’s mom dubbed a clip of us chatting in German, and I’m genuinely thrilled about going international (even if it’s kind of a joke)
• I talked way too much during my All the Freakin’ Things interview—two and a half hours of me just motor-mouthing—but I really connected with them and their mission to support small creators
• I discovered Hollywood George through All the Freakin’ Things, and his Celebration of Life video is so wholesome it made me want to reflect on my own role in supporting other creators
• The person I was most starstruck to see at Adam’s Celebration of Life was Daphne, because she wasn’t just a guest on his show—she was part of his show, and their chemistry together made some of his best content
• I’m thinking about how to leverage my recent boost in visibility to help lift up small creators in what I’m calling ’the circle of goodness’—we all benefit when we genuinely support each other
• Red Robin is legitimately part of my YouTube success formula, and I’m planning a trip there with All the Freakin’ Things to celebrate the role this place played in my journey

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