REGRETS & Mistakes I’ve Made on YouTube - Metal Jesus

In this video I talk openly and honestly about some of the mistakes and regrets I’ve made over the years with my YouTube channel. Including talking about the controversy around the MJR RV Tour.

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[jomom]

all your videos are cool... your flaws are what make it legit

[michaelhalliday]

This video highlights one of the main reasons I love your channel. You came off as having genuine humility when talking about your mistake. That is genuinely difficult to find in the world today.

[The_RadicalOne]

Very heartfelt video my friend. I totally understand how you feel.

[ootwii]

my biggest regret is clockin in at a drama filled work place...god bless u metal jesus for not havin to deal with work drama...

[assassinsnyper]

I met you at Retropalooza last year, and one thing I really loved about meeting you was that you genuinely are exactly who you are on camera. It was like literally being in one of you videos when I got to meet you because it was so surreal. Thank you for your videos!!!

[MichaelDoesLife]

I appreciate how honest you are with all of us. It's rare to see someone as genuine as you are on Youtube these days

[MicahBuzanANIMATION]

I admire that your setback on didn't prevent you from uploading more content. Giving up is an effective strategy for failure, but if you keep trucking you're bound to bounce back from any failure!

[thejoker]

I've been watching your stuff for awhile now. You've always come across genuine to me for a number of reasons. Recently I did a search of "channels like Metal Jesus Rocks" and found a couple people talking smack about you (specifically about the RV video). The fact that you talk about it here in detail shows how much of a stand up person you are.

[timg]

MJR - I have to say, it's really nice to finally hear an acknowledgement and update of sorts to the whole "tour" situation. I completely understood what you you were going for at that time, but I also get why a lot of people didn't. In any case, I respect the hell out of what you do and I'm glad to see your channel continue to grow.

[emubilly]

You're not a clickbait sellout. All your videos are sincere and we respect that. Keep it up.

[a.j.w.hackert]

Self conciousness breeds self doubt.
Self awareness leads to self confidence.
Just do what you do, the videos are great!

[leomendez]

Dude Ive been watching since like forever. MJR we all thank you the retro community for your time and effort and love you pour into gaming youtube videos. Never forget that staying positive is what makes you awesome.

[Xyspade]

One of my favorite parts about this channel is the lack of scripting and the "natural" feel of the dialog. Metal Jesus does rock and I'm looking forward to more!

[Chanamasalex]

I love the way the Metal Jesus Rocks videos are done. They're always a fun, community-based experience, and I actually tune in to watch more than I watch anything on tv. 🤘🏻

[Barnacules]

Yes, I didn't make the cut as a 'big mistake' in this video. Maybe he'll do another video with me some day? #Dreaming

[BizquickMax]

I have watched way too many of your videos but one of the things I really enjoy is that you seem honest and passionate about what you do. Really appreciated this video and the honesty that came with it.

[Garettful]

Awesome Video. Very brave of you to talk about something that didn't work openly.   We all love you!

[LukesGamerRoom]

I remember being a fairly recent sub during the whole tour fiasco. At the time i knew and believed in what you were doing and in the long run i think it was a good thing it shifted to patreon because it has helped give you a sustainable income and allowed you to go full time. Your still one of my favorites and a big inspiration to my own channel. No regrets brother keep up the amazing work.

[Monoplacophora]

You're admirable sir. Mistakes are simply a reminder that we are human. Your awesome sir.

[alwaysfallingshort]

One of my favorite thing about this channel is how genuine it feels. I am not liquid enough to support youtube channels at the moment, but you're at the top of my list once I can. It feels like the best of local access programming, and I mean that in the best way. Your work is intimate, laid back, and informed.