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What's wrong with Arion?monkfish wrote:Oh God, if you want your channel to have any respect for itself and dubstep as a genre, do not upload Arion tracks :<ChadDub wrote:Might I suggest Arion? He's great and you should definetly feature him.
hes just another mt eden.ChadDub wrote:What's wrong with Arion?monkfish wrote:Oh God, if you want your channel to have any respect for itself and dubstep as a genre, do not upload Arion tracks :<ChadDub wrote:Might I suggest Arion? He's great and you should definetly feature him.
hes just another mt eden.ChadDub wrote:What's wrong with Arion?monkfish wrote:Oh God, if you want your channel to have any respect for itself and dubstep as a genre, do not upload Arion tracks :<ChadDub wrote:Might I suggest Arion? He's great and you should definetly feature him.
RandoRando wrote: hes just another mt eden.
arions already in my itunes llibrabry
Listen and you shall find.ChadDub wrote:How is he like Mt. Eden? I've never listened to Mt. Eden so I don't know.
this and also ahaha on jaydotparavrais wrote:Btw, whoever asked about how he got subscribers so quickly it's quite simple really. Cos he's done shit properly. Consistent and frequent uploads, decent graphics on the page and a recognisable image across the videos. Combine that with a well thought up name, how many people must have already been typing the words 'official' and 'dubstep' into youtube before! Very well marketed indeed imo. I don't think it's 'hard' to make a successful youtube channel but it takes a degree of dedication and pre-meditation to achieve.
Jaydot take note.
I don't know what you find so funny, because if you're saying I never put in the effort to get the channel up and running that's not true, the submissions have dried up-the channel is still going just need the vids to put up, (hint-hit me up dudes) I can bet your absolute bottom dollar that that's been the most successful attempt at a similar thing so far... so... idk really.Hypefiend wrote:this and also ahaha on jaydotparavrais wrote:Btw, whoever asked about how he got subscribers so quickly it's quite simple really. Cos he's done shit properly. Consistent and frequent uploads, decent graphics on the page and a recognisable image across the videos. Combine that with a well thought up name, how many people must have already been typing the words 'official' and 'dubstep' into youtube before! Very well marketed indeed imo. I don't think it's 'hard' to make a successful youtube channel but it takes a degree of dedication and pre-meditation to achieve.
Jaydot take note.
wtf kind of assumption is that? get off jaydot damn it is a joke i'm sorry i was just laughing at the point of him mentioning your name out of everyone else on forum. but i said this because pav was spot on. it is easy to get a youtube channel with a load of subscribers if all you are doing is promoting other peoples tunes. it's one thing just putting up your tunes but it's another just uploading the newest releases and whatnot.jaydot wrote:I don't know what you find so funny, because if you're saying I never put in the effort to get the channel up and running that's not true, the submissions have dried up-the channel is still going just need the vids to put up, (hint-hit me up dudes) I can bet your absolute bottom dollar that that's been the most successful attempt at a similar thing so far... so... idk really.Hypefiend wrote:this and also ahaha on jaydotparavrais wrote:Btw, whoever asked about how he got subscribers so quickly it's quite simple really. Cos he's done shit properly. Consistent and frequent uploads, decent graphics on the page and a recognisable image across the videos. Combine that with a well thought up name, how many people must have already been typing the words 'official' and 'dubstep' into youtube before! Very well marketed indeed imo. I don't think it's 'hard' to make a successful youtube channel but it takes a degree of dedication and pre-meditation to achieve.
Jaydot take note.
would mean the world bro