Why YouTube won’t show you my videos anymore 

There's a real possibility that you might not see anymore of my Youtube videos, so watch this and I'll explain.

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[HygroHybrid]

This is YT simply not wanting to pay you for your videos. They mess with every channel in different ways.

[StrixyN]

I wanted to comment to say that I haven't ever seen one of your videos before. This one popped up in my feed randomly. I hope that means things are improving for you.👍

[flagmichael]

I'm really sorry to hear this, both in the YT vein and in the aging vein. You have brought me from being able to handle small holes in my walls - not good as new but good enough - up to being able to handle whatever comes along... for a few more years. At 70, I am learning the hard truth: we can still do much of the work we did before but it takes a heavy toll on our bodies. This past three weeks I have been rebuilding a raised 24x12 ft. deck; a mere 10 years ago I would have gained strength from the labor, but now it is like a labor of Hercules. My only wisdom to share is not as morbid as it is realistic: "Immortality is a young man's dream. As we age, we learn death is not a threat but a promise: we don't have to do this forever." There will come a time when we don't hurt anymore, when how we have lived our lives, and family and friends, will be all that matters.

We all have regrets, but if there are any you can't or are unwilling to bear find a way to make your peace. Life will never again be as it was; we just have to learn to appreciate it for what it is now. Finishing strong is no longer in our bodies, but in our spirits. Excelsior!

[HVACRVIDEOS]

I struggle with this too, I have noticed over the last 6-8 months my views have gone down and I have gotten several comments from people saying they no longer get notified... I've started to put more effort into sponsorships and trying to rely less on Adsence revenue... but I definitely took a big hit as far as monthly income

[Kili]

Im still subscribed brah. I'm working on my first full drywall job in my place. Love your videos.

[thedrywallguyofthediy]

I'm so sorry about the unfortunate incident where your YouTube channel was hacked, and I want to express my sympathy for the impact it had on your channel's views. You've shown remarkable resilience in getting your channel back up and running. As a fellow drywaller, I understand the physical toll our work can take, and I admire your ability to persist despite the challenges. I also appreciate your expertise as a content creator and would be grateful for any advice you could offer on protecting my channel (very new) from hacking attempts in the future. Your expertise, resilience, and dedication make you a role model for creators like myself. I admire your ability to overcome both digital and physical challenges. Once again, I want to express my sympathy for what you went through, and I hope that your channel continues to grow and thrive. Thank you for being an inspiration to creators like myself.

[dustybookshelves]

I'm still subscribed (as I have been for about a year) but I haven't seen your videos in my feed for months. I'm seeing them again now that I commented on one, but YouTube is really bad about pushing "recommended" over "stuff you actually subscribe to, indicating you'd like to see their new uploads."

[mikewilliams]

I feel your pain, brother. I've been doing plumbing and HVAC for the last thirty years, but I'm just 55 this year. I know you know as well, as I do, it'll all work out in the end stay positive

[doobiedoghousewilson]

I sure appreciate your tutorials - and your service! I am subscribed and never stopped seeing your videos.

[carminesilverado]

when it comes to walls and ceilings you are the go to man, my best to you Brother

[kevinfry]

Love your channel. This was a worthwhile video, as I was a PERSONALIZED subscriber. After watching the video I have have now updated to ALL on my notification bell.

[hardluckcharlie]

My channel was hacked by Russian hackers last fall. They changed the name to SpaceX and put up pirated videos, and tried to steal my revenue. It took several weeks to get it back. Also most of my videos had been made private so my revenue dropped because they were no longer available. I don't know if YT or the hackers did that, but it dried up my views to about one third. I know how aggravating and frustrating it is. Sorry you had to go through it too. BTW, I just did a drywall repair on collapsed ceiling and it came out awesome, thanks to watching your vids. Take care. P.S. I'm 65. I know what it's like to play with the pain.

[shyelu]

Wow dude that totally sucks. I’m going to forward this to people that I think need to know. I want you to know that you have saved me more than once you are awesome.

[bumblbesss]

I got your notification right away!! Man that knee looks like it hurts, that's the problem with tough manual work even though you enjoy it and are great at it. a family member is the same way, construction all his life 72, and still doing it can't quit, has to pay the bills also people rely on him for work. It's a BIG OL vicious cycle

[carolynaskew]

So sorry to hear this😢. We're renovating a home and redoing nearly all our walls and ceilings. We've really referenced your videos a lot for this! As far as the body, we are older too and started learning just how much certain foods can aggravate inflammation in the body. There are lots of videos out there, but sugar and most any oils besides avocado, olive and coconut are make offenders. There are also several foods that are anti inflammatory. It won't cure physical damage, but it will help reduce the pain. I hope things improve for you

[marys]

I wasn't unsubscribed, but I went ahead and switched my bell to "all". Thank you for all your advice and expertise! Hope things make a turn for the better for ya!

[johnhalac]

Hang in there! Your videos helped me do a great knockdown texture job in my bathroom remodel. Couldn't have done it without your help.

[josephvargas]

It was the first notification in a while - thanks for your videos

[underdog]

I clicked All, Thankyou for all the excellent content you do !!
Hope all goes well …

[robinchester]

Wow You are such a good teacher. I am a retired homeowner trying to do some home improvement projects. I had some brown paper showing on my drywall and you showed how to fix it. I also learned what skim coating was.