I'm a Sellout? Whatever - Have Courage To Make A Living Doing What You Love

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[RealMenRealStyle]

Have the courage to make a living doing what you love!

[sadakotube]

how are you a sellout if you run a business? you are a seller lol.

i wonder why people think everything should be free?

[claytongriffith]

I clicked the video before I even got the notification, thank you for speaking on this topic people use this term so loosely.

[redefv]

My conservative and liberal friends BOTH call me a sellout because I make my own decisions regarding any topic. You created a wonderful looking family and made a decision to take care of them properly doing things that make you happy. That is not selling out. That is being a man. You have "being a man" down to a science and in turn help the rest of us do better at "being men". We the majority thank you!

[monkmonk]

this limp insult of calling you a "sell out" should be taking as seriously as you would take an insult from a 5 year old. keep on selling and making a living. This is America, it's built on Commerce.

[Byrnzi]

I don't understand how it's possible for a style advisor to "sell out." It's the one occupation where pitching brands and merchandise is actually expected.

A style expert who refused to promote brands wouldn't be a genuine expert, in my personal opinion.

[lindosladio]

I never understood what's wrong in sponsorship and why people get so upset, I've discovered watches like vincero or original grain and I love them!

[globalislamicreminders]

pffftt what sell out ??? you've helped us soo much with our style and more importantly with are confidence . we are the ones​ indebt to you . all we do is take in your valuable advise for FREE !.

[NoelVillanuevaMadrid]

Makes perfect sense, however, everytime I watch one of your or Aaron's videos, I wonder if the product you are promoting is actually as good as you say it is, or if you're only saying it because you're getting paid to do so. I know you said you reject a lot of sponsors, but I don't know if they were rejected because they were not good products, or simply because they didn't offer a deal that interested you. For example, you said you wear a lot of Suit Supply, yet you don't talk much about them because they are not sponsoring you. Maybe it's because I don't understand this buisiness but that just doesn't seem fair to us the viewers: You know of a great product, but you don't share it with us because they won't pay you? As a non-USA viewer, I don't know many of the products that may be very popular in America, and would love to find out about them through your videos, even if they aren't sponsoring you.

[itumblers]

Lol this is funny. I understand the criticism, as long as your videos aren't a full sales pitch, I'll continue watching your videos. :)

[Nap-lstk]

not trying to make money from your work because some 12 year olds comment sellout is really wrong lol

[tahoo]

You're not a sellout! Keep making great videos :)

[joecoffee]

HELL NO, YOU ARE NOT A SELL OUT. I get a lot out of your videos. You and I are about as different as night vs day. I am a "Commodity Mobility Engineer" (trucker) and I would never dress like you do for my job, guys would laugh at me. But I have grown weary over the years of how men are portrayed in the media and so forth. Either men are shown as strong and dumb/ Rocky Balboa types or they are seen as intelectual white wine sippin wussie boys. Men need to get back to being manly leaders of their communities and families. Its possible you dont fully agree with me and thats fine. Yet as an unsophisticated country boy, I get a lot from your videos. Keep up the good fight.

[artie]

Last time i was this early tiege henley wasn't a thing

[kacperrools]

It doesn't matter if you're a "sellout" . In other jobs you might do a bit extra to get more money . staying extra hours to get a bonus . so why shouldn't a YouTube do the same ?

[mikalrain]

Blurring the line between tips/reviews and ads diminishes the general trustworthiness.

[lookatme]

This channel has been very influential. My business formal/casual wardrobe has improved quite nicely, and following the 3 keys to style: fit, fabric, and function
have added to my self confidence in all facets of life. The sponsors add value to "us" as subscribers. Men taking a proactive approach to their appearance is the greatest take away from your content. Thank you Antonio!

[mattr.]

No way you went click bait. probably the most legit channel i'm subscribed to. I have no problem with the longevity of your vids. hearing you elaborate on certain topics is what makes your vids worth watching.

[JRSnyderJrAZ]

Wow...showing my age here. I've been hearing "sellout" since the seventies. This happened back in the day especially if you had long hair. I still hear it now. It's all about your personal ethics as you point out throughout this video. Making money online can either be your primary source of income or just another income stream. Personally it's a thrill to get your first sponsor that meets your own goals and standards. It's viewer or reader choice to click or not. Your video "How To Make Money Online" is good not only for those new to online but a great reminder for those doing it awhile. Change means growth. Carry On!

[VikramPremanand]

I'm a new subscriber of yours from India, sir, and I just wanted to say that your videos are the ONLY good videos on men's style I could find on YouTube. There is no match for the quality and your fluency and your prowess in your field. Sponsorships are what helps you get something out of these videos and I completely respect and understand that. In fact, to be honest, I find that the way you advertise your sponsors is enjoyable and I don't ever feel like skipping any part of your videos. I love the way you tell us stories and make things relatable. Thank you so much for the amazing tips and tricks, sir, and please keep it up, because you're amazing!