Videos like these are a really good confidence boost!! I’m getting my first actual Lolita dress shipped to me around my birthday and I want to start wearing the fashion more and more. I did try to go with a home made Lolita look but a lot of people kept looking at me. Hopefully people will be more accepting of alternative styles in the future
Hi, awesome that your first ordered dress!! I hope it's lovely_ in my experience some people will never be accepting, but it depends on the culture. I'm in my thirties and I still continue to get together with my friends, and do some amazing fashions with Lolita and events, despite looks from people 🎉🎉🎉🎉 it was hard in the beginning because I was shy. But now I just tried to maintain friendliness, and not focus on weird looks from strangers❤ Hi from Colombia !
I think for the most part, people that are looking are admiring you, so don't feel bad if people are looking! They're likely interested and curious more than anything. I think that your headspace at the time that you get looks affects how you percieve them too, like if you see people smile and are in a bad mood, it might feel like they're teasing, but if you're in a better mood you can see they're actually cheered up and feel happy to see someone dressed in high spirits. So I recommend to wear it when you are in a good mood most of all, or going out with friends. If you don't feel comfortable enough for public Lolita I would recommend looking for some "casual lolita" styles, or even just wearing lolita dress without petticoat that at least can take the awkwardness around the skirt size away (especially if you go in crowded spaces). There's also many similar fashion genres that are a bit more toned down but share some Lolita influences, like Jirai-kei and Otome-kei, I find they're like a nice medium between EGL and casual clothes in terms of perceived formality.
Advantages with lolita I found were always kids saying I look like a princess or telling their moms that I'm a princess, it puts a smile on my face all the time. Most disadvantage of the fashion is people asking if I'm little bo peep all the time. No I lost my sheep a long time ago in wonderland (Wonder cookie OP from AP)
Lolita fashion is so cute and pretty. If this is being treated like all the other normal clothes rather than being seen as weird, I'd have more confidence wearing fancier lolita in public. I feel like a part of me dislikes some more fancy lolita dresses because I know this is not something I can wear outside without sticking out like a sore thumb. Society's pressure really gets me sometimes
When I used to wear lolita fashion people used to stare not at me, but at my boyfriend. He's wearing normal clothes and people were giving him stares saying "why is he with such a weird girl, is it his wicked fetish?". And he wasn't even a fan of this style, he only accepted it because I liked it and he wanted me to be happy.
I agree, taking pictures of anyone without their permission is awful... there was once i was wearing a casual seifuku at a cosplay event in a mall, some old man just walked past, and RIGHT NEXT TO ME, pointed a camera in my face & i heard the shutter sound & he walked off hurriedly whilst i just stood there in shock.... x.x
I wore a yukata for the the first time today (to Matsuri Japan Festival) and found it was quite embarrassing on the train with all the people staring especially since places outside of the city are less exposed to different cultures. One benefit though was being able to chat to some lovely like-minded or curious people because you stand out.
all the positive comments from the people were kind of shocking. In my country people don't tend to say what a lovely dress, they will just stare at you most of the time. Although that, people who compliment you for wearing the fashion are so nice and make your day. some people never saw people dressing the way lolitas do so i can understand the behavior.
Whenever I see lolita (it's very rare but I have seen it here in Tasmania) I always compliment! It's such a cute fashion and you're brave for wearing it out.
I'm in 8th grade and wear lolita fashion (usally whit brand too) and it happens to me a lot, try not to listen and be your self! It could be strange at first but you'll get used to it. Or maybe you can just wear lolita at cons/meetups or outside school!
A lot of people from where I am from they will ask "Why are you wearing that" and such. This past Saturday was International Lolita Day and I had to wear lolita out and some of my fellow peers saw me and they got very confused. I had to explain the entire thing to them and it was very embarrassing.
But it's not a costume, it's a fashion style, a street fashion to be more exact. I wear it on a daily basis and know many other people who do too. Alternative fashion is a thing, you know.
If in Japan where I find the most educated people ever, do that, then forget about other countries. IMO, just shrug it off. The time we live in which everyone is a walking camera , everything that stand out will be photographed and filmed. I hate that too, but if I would dress up like you in a daily basis, I would mentally prepare myself for the rude people. It doesn't pay to get angry on behalf of them. Sad but true. It reminded me back in the nineties when people found out you were into anime and such, you would definitely be the talk of town. People act stupid when they don' understand something or are left out. Unfortunately we are minority and we stand out because of that.
OMG Anna Tsuchiya as a lolita model as well?? It's unlike her usual look as she is usually this rock singer. Not only that, she was the one who provided the singing voice for Nana Osaki for animated series Nana.
pity it's so god damn expensive. i would never have the money to fill my wardrobe with lolita stuff. all the different outfits, all the different combinations, the details and accessories omg
There are many ways to afford lolita fashion! You can start off small with a simple jsk/skirt, blouse and stockings+shoes! Devilinspired.com and lolitawardobe.com both have dresses and skirts for as low as 10USD. Technically you could buy everything else from regular clothing stores, if you play your cards right. Simple solid color tights are good for many coordinates, and you can get them at any clothing store. Sometimes I have also seen some cute frilly blouses at h&m etc. that you could wear with your coordinate, although the sites I've previously mentioned also have some really cheap options. As for shoes, mary janes and creepers are quite trendy now, so could also find those, mostly in black though, so they aren't really suitable for sweet coords. If you want pastel coloured shoes, you might have to buy them from lolita stores. I found some really cute ones for 30USD! The brands Classical puppets and Aurora & Ariel have pretty affordable petticoats (please do not skip petticoats, they are essential to achieve that classic lolita look. Invest in a good quality petticoat, cheap petticoats usually have to be layered to achieve a good poof, and that will be a lot more uncomfortable and expensive than if you just bought one 30USD petticoat. You will not regret it!). The shipping costs and customs from these sites might be kind of expensive depending where you live, since their warehouses are both in China. Egl.circlly.com is a second hand site, where you can buy pieces from other lolitas, and the shipping costs aren't that expensive. You can find clothing and shoes there for even cheaper than the ones I mentioned! Your accessories and jewerly don't have to be made for lolita either. You can wear necklaces and earrings that you already own, or buy ones that match your coordinates theme and colours. You can find many treasures from fleamarkets! As for headresses, berets look really cute with lolita, and you can buy a good quality one for about 10USD from h&m (I bought one just the other day). If you want a headbow or a choker, you can just take a piece of ribbon and tie it in your hair (you do not need a wig to be lolita) or around your neck, for a simple but cute look! If you're particularly crafty, you can find a lot of tutorials for accessories on the internet ( www.fyeahlolita.com/p/lolita-tutorials.html has a few). I'm also just a beginner though, so I recommend talking to more experienced lolitas. Big Sisters of Lolita fashion is a group on facebook, where you can ask any questions you may have from other people in the group. Don't let anything stop you from expressing yourself and doing the things you love!
@@AestheticA_ NOPLEASEDONOTBUYFROMAMAZONORWISH!! the quality is really bad don’t waste your money on that! I can recommend WunderWelt they sell mostly used stuff and their prices are pretty reasonable, considering the labour that goes into making the garments!
what I'm SUPER curious about is doing laundry. I'm sure a tumbling machine wouldn't be the nicest to all those ruffles and lace, plus I imagine one would lose so many buttons and trinkets
Some can be mashine washed, but on gentle cycle with gentle detergent. If you take them out of the washer right after the cycle finished, and dry them on hangers it also reduces wrinkles (ironing the ruffles was the worst part of wearing lolita for me). But some dresses should be hand-washed.
I can't blame girls like miss Natalie! but when you scroll down in closet child's web there is casual for lolita! this is only cause as a popular opinion from the media to boat! coming from a lolita that looks alit to many sites at times but it is ok since if it make you happy it is fine! it is like the 50s for wager! but to spare,I see approving casual cut lolita dresses to for the main walking triumph! 🐰 so do enjoy for your heart beats a flutter still hehe!😜
Window to a curious world; thanks for this CC. Would never wear any of this though, I much prefer everything simple and black. Some of it does look delightfully feminine but the majority I've seen has this over-the-topness that makes me wonder whether this fashion is informed by narcissism or exhibitionism.
hehehehe There is a style that is more goth. I like this one, for instance. www.my-lolita-dress.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/650x/040ec09b1e35df139433887a97daa66f/b/l/black_gothic_lolita_dress.jpg
Look up Moi-meme-Moitie, Atelier Boz and Excentrique. They all do some lolita as well as gothic and aristocrat styles, and many of their clothes have very severe, clean lines without the ruffles and maximalism you see in some other pieces.
Moi Meme Moitie is no longer active, the shop is closed, but I recommend checking the best lolita dress shop: Baby The Stars Shine Bright There is a store in Japan (the original), one in Paris if I'm not mistaken, and two in the US. So you can find the website in english. And this shop has a branch called Alice and the Pirates, where you're most likely to find dresses with darker colours and less bows. It's stunning, but prepare your wallet, a good lolita dress will NEVER be cheap.
Women in the west need to get back to wearing old fashioned dresses, or just dresses in general for everyday wear. The feminity here is at an all-time low. Women usually wear drab clothing with pants and act like men. It's depressing.
JPL1o618 cause its easier to move in pants and more practical. especially since society automatically chooses the male as a main role in society. especially in the workplace. Acting manly in a sense is a way for men to see us in a more serious way. but most of all telling a lady to wear a damn dress is kinda annoying.
tinimeanie If you dress and act like a man, don't expect to be treated like a woman. In the workplace, men view serious career women like they do other men, unless they are naturally hyperfeminine. If this is want your going for, ok. But women are created to be in a domestic environment raising the next generation. This is the only way marriage can last and both spouses be truly happy. I know this because I've seen it in several instances in the real world, in my family and the Bible confirms it. Any other gender roles result in a sad replica, lots of divorces and/or a complete disaster.
JPL1o618 I'm assuming this whole thing is some weird joke or troll or something, but it's a bit sad you're getting relationship advice from the bible. Just let people wear what they want and act how they want, it's not a difficult concept.
AlColossus Because relationships are in such great shape today using the current secular strategy. It's doing so great, in fact, divorce rates are at an all time high and some Japanese and western men won't even approach a female. You people are brainwashed feminists idiots who love failure. But failure and unhappiness is OK because...guys, guys, guys, it's trendy to be against tradition and God's design. How dare someone say women should wear dresses! Who ever thought of such a thing?
She is German if I remember correctly, however did live in the UK for a while. I recommend checking out her personal channel to find out more about her, she does share this kind of info over there!
Cathy, I know your into it, but ease up on the fashion stuff. I look forward to these videos and seeing that recently they're 80% fashion related makes me not want to watch
She went to a fashion show. There was a lot to see and talk about. I imagine there's not many more of these videos left in the pipe. Patience is a virtue.
Videos like these are a really good confidence boost!!
I’m getting my first actual Lolita dress shipped to me around my birthday and I want to start wearing the fashion more and more. I did try to go with a home made Lolita look but a lot of people kept looking at me.
Hopefully people will be more accepting of alternative styles in the future
Hi, awesome that your first ordered dress!! I hope it's lovely_ in my experience some people will never be accepting, but it depends on the culture. I'm in my thirties and I still continue to get together with my friends, and do some amazing fashions with Lolita and events, despite looks from people 🎉🎉🎉🎉 it was hard in the beginning because I was shy. But now I just tried to maintain friendliness, and not focus on weird looks from strangers❤ Hi from Colombia !
I think for the most part, people that are looking are admiring you, so don't feel bad if people are looking! They're likely interested and curious more than anything. I think that your headspace at the time that you get looks affects how you percieve them too, like if you see people smile and are in a bad mood, it might feel like they're teasing, but if you're in a better mood you can see they're actually cheered up and feel happy to see someone dressed in high spirits. So I recommend to wear it when you are in a good mood most of all, or going out with friends. If you don't feel comfortable enough for public Lolita I would recommend looking for some "casual lolita" styles, or even just wearing lolita dress without petticoat that at least can take the awkwardness around the skirt size away (especially if you go in crowded spaces). There's also many similar fashion genres that are a bit more toned down but share some Lolita influences, like Jirai-kei and Otome-kei, I find they're like a nice medium between EGL and casual clothes in terms of perceived formality.
Advantages with lolita I found were always kids saying I look like a princess or telling their moms that I'm a princess, it puts a smile on my face all the time.
Most disadvantage of the fashion is people asking if I'm little bo peep all the time. No I lost my sheep a long time ago in wonderland (Wonder cookie OP from AP)
Lolita fashion is so cute and pretty. If this is being treated like all the other normal clothes rather than being seen as weird, I'd have more confidence wearing fancier lolita in public. I feel like a part of me dislikes some more fancy lolita dresses because I know this is not something I can wear outside without sticking out like a sore thumb. Society's pressure really gets me sometimes
When I used to wear lolita fashion people used to stare not at me, but at my boyfriend. He's wearing normal clothes and people were giving him stares saying "why is he with such a weird girl, is it his wicked fetish?". And he wasn't even a fan of this style, he only accepted it because I liked it and he wanted me to be happy.
Orlaith in Wonderland what is this wicked fetish " XD
awww your boyfriend sounds very sweet! fuck those people!
I agree, taking pictures of anyone without their permission is awful... there was once i was wearing a casual seifuku at a cosplay event in a mall, some old man just walked past, and RIGHT NEXT TO ME, pointed a camera in my face & i heard the shutter sound & he walked off hurriedly whilst i just stood there in shock.... x.x
I remember the time I went to the disney store wearing lolita and my petticoat knocked over a stack of tsumtsums ;_;
Noooooo not the tsumtsums! Oh the humanity!
I live in the midwestern US and ive been amazed at how many positive comments i get (even at school!) when wearing lolita, fairy kei, cult party, etc)
Taylor ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
I want to wear those too and are going to soon!
Those dresses are crazy detailed!!!!!!
I wore a yukata for the the first time today (to Matsuri Japan Festival) and found it was quite embarrassing on the train with all the people staring especially since places outside of the city are less exposed to different cultures. One benefit though was being able to chat to some lovely like-minded or curious people because you stand out.
Wow alot of time and love goes into this fashion. In awe of these ladies! Thanks for giving it such great coverage.
Super cute and adorable! The world needs more of this fashion.
all the positive comments from the people were kind of shocking. In my country people don't tend to say what a lovely dress, they will just stare at you most of the time. Although that, people who compliment you for wearing the fashion are so nice and make your day. some people never saw people dressing the way lolitas do so i can understand the behavior.
Whenever I see lolita (it's very rare but I have seen it here in Tasmania) I always compliment! It's such a cute fashion and you're brave for wearing it out.
me too! there's a Facebook group of lolitas in my country and girls upload their coordinates and so, everyone is so nice there :)
That's so cute! Do you have many people turn up?
Where I live people will laugh and ridicule you for wearing anything other than normal...
I would wear Lolita more often if I didn't get verbally harassed by my classmates🙃
I'm in 8th grade and wear lolita fashion (usally whit brand too) and it happens to me a lot, try not to listen and be your self! It could be strange at first but you'll get used to it. Or maybe you can just wear lolita at cons/meetups or outside school!
@@chokoaika9616 Ah yeah, I'll try... also you're in 8th grade you say? How do you afford that? You said you dress in brand?
@@ghostofthefallenvalkyrie3320 you don't have parents????
@Nick-dx2pt Uhm my parents do not pay for brand💀💀
Where I live people will laugh and ridicule you for wearing anything other than normal...
I agree, I just want to point out how different societies are, and that personal freedom is dictated by the society you live... unfortunatelly...
where do you live?
Yes. In Spain, it happens.
A lot of people from where I am from they will ask "Why are you wearing that" and such. This past Saturday was International Lolita Day and I had to wear lolita out and some of my fellow peers saw me and they got very confused. I had to explain the entire thing to them and it was very embarrassing.
Couldn't you just say 'cosplay' and not waste your breath?
Lolita fashion isn't cosplay though.
It's really not cosplay at all. Plus if you SAID it was cosplay, then they would want to know who you are cosplaying as.
Slithera TBH I think costume play perfectly describes dressing up in lolita fashion.
But it's not a costume, it's a fashion style, a street fashion to be more exact. I wear it on a daily basis and know many other people who do too. Alternative fashion is a thing, you know.
If in Japan where I find the most educated people ever, do that, then forget about other countries. IMO, just shrug it off. The time we live in which everyone is a walking camera , everything that stand out will be photographed and filmed. I hate that too, but if I would dress up like you in a daily basis, I would mentally prepare myself for the rude people. It doesn't pay to get angry on behalf of them. Sad but true. It reminded me back in the nineties when people found out you were into anime and such, you would definitely be the talk of town. People act stupid when they don' understand something or are left out. Unfortunately we are minority and we stand out because of that.
OMG Anna Tsuchiya as a lolita model as well?? It's unlike her usual look as she is usually this rock singer. Not only that, she was the one who provided the singing voice for Nana Osaki for animated series Nana.
pity it's so god damn expensive. i would never have the money to fill my wardrobe with lolita stuff. all the different outfits, all the different combinations, the details and accessories omg
mwrihi lol look on amazon or wish they have pretty cheap lolita outfits and they are pretty good quality that i have gotten
Aliexpress is your friend
@@AestheticA_ ty
There are many ways to afford lolita fashion! You can start off small with a simple jsk/skirt, blouse and stockings+shoes! Devilinspired.com and lolitawardobe.com both have dresses and skirts for as low as 10USD. Technically you could buy everything else from regular clothing stores, if you play your cards right. Simple solid color tights are good for many coordinates, and you can get them at any clothing store. Sometimes I have also seen some cute frilly blouses at h&m etc. that you could wear with your coordinate, although the sites I've previously mentioned also have some really cheap options. As for shoes, mary janes and creepers are quite trendy now, so could also find those, mostly in black though, so they aren't really suitable for sweet coords. If you want pastel coloured shoes, you might have to buy them from lolita stores. I found some really cute ones for 30USD! The brands Classical puppets and Aurora & Ariel have pretty affordable petticoats (please do not skip petticoats, they are essential to achieve that classic lolita look. Invest in a good quality petticoat, cheap petticoats usually have to be layered to achieve a good poof, and that will be a lot more uncomfortable and expensive than if you just bought one 30USD petticoat. You will not regret it!). The shipping costs and customs from these sites might be kind of expensive depending where you live, since their warehouses are both in China. Egl.circlly.com is a second hand site, where you can buy pieces from other lolitas, and the shipping costs aren't that expensive. You can find clothing and shoes there for even cheaper than the ones I mentioned! Your accessories and jewerly don't have to be made for lolita either. You can wear necklaces and earrings that you already own, or buy ones that match your coordinates theme and colours. You can find many treasures from fleamarkets! As for headresses, berets look really cute with lolita, and you can buy a good quality one for about 10USD from h&m (I bought one just the other day). If you want a headbow or a choker, you can just take a piece of ribbon and tie it in your hair (you do not need a wig to be lolita) or around your neck, for a simple but cute look! If you're particularly crafty, you can find a lot of tutorials for accessories on the internet ( www.fyeahlolita.com/p/lolita-tutorials.html has a few). I'm also just a beginner though, so I recommend talking to more experienced lolitas. Big Sisters of Lolita fashion is a group on facebook, where you can ask any questions you may have from other people in the group.
Don't let anything stop you from expressing yourself and doing the things you love!
@@AestheticA_ NOPLEASEDONOTBUYFROMAMAZONORWISH!! the quality is really bad don’t waste your money on that! I can recommend WunderWelt they sell mostly used stuff and their prices are pretty reasonable, considering the labour that goes into making the garments!
I have never heard of this type of fashion, so cool!
0:13 is that nacchan?? looks kinda similar...
At 3:10 it confirms it is indeed Natalia! ^^
Oh man this was so cool my mouth was open the whole time
a good thing is: feeling unique and happy
a bad thing is behind the bows or rude comments
7:07 19th Century British Grenadier fashion. Nice. xD
what I'm SUPER curious about is doing laundry. I'm sure a tumbling machine wouldn't be the nicest to all those ruffles and lace, plus I imagine one would lose so many buttons and trinkets
Namjoon's Neighbour Hand washing, mon ami.
Vela Noon shit you right *facepalm* whoops~
Some can be mashine washed, but on gentle cycle with gentle detergent. If you take them out of the washer right after the cycle finished, and dry them on hangers it also reduces wrinkles (ironing the ruffles was the worst part of wearing lolita for me). But some dresses should be hand-washed.
Orlaith in Wonderland oooh, thank you! I can imagine how annoying and time consuming ironing ruffles can be
I can't blame girls like miss Natalie! but when you scroll down in closet child's web there is casual for lolita! this is only cause as a popular opinion from the media to boat! coming from a lolita that looks alit to many sites at times but it is ok since if it make you happy it is fine! it is like the 50s for wager! but to spare,I see approving casual cut lolita dresses to for the main walking triumph! 🐰 so do enjoy for your heart beats a flutter still hehe!😜
i became with biases , now the new one is with puji before punk but it with so all yes.
Other than that it is impractical to wear, it's very pretty.
i like japanese fashion luv it ♥️♥️💙💙💝💖
wow....so-nice;]
I LOVE IT
stefanny casablanca army! let’s drown in Lolita clothes together uwu
I love it
i want to be a lolita but where i live its too hot i can die with these clothes
Window to a curious world; thanks for this CC. Would never wear any of this though, I much prefer everything simple and black. Some of it does look delightfully feminine but the majority I've seen has this over-the-topness that makes me wonder whether this fashion is informed by narcissism or exhibitionism.
Ojay's Reel Not all dresses are like this. There are more simple styles, and you can get them in black as well.
An ambassador of this alien world! I'd love to see the simple black kit; the dandy in me has room in his closet for such.
hehehehe There is a style that is more goth. I like this one, for instance.
www.my-lolita-dress.com/media/catalog/product/cache/1/image/650x/040ec09b1e35df139433887a97daa66f/b/l/black_gothic_lolita_dress.jpg
Look up Moi-meme-Moitie, Atelier Boz and Excentrique. They all do some lolita as well as gothic and aristocrat styles, and many of their clothes have very severe, clean lines without the ruffles and maximalism you see in some other pieces.
Moi Meme Moitie is no longer active, the shop is closed, but I recommend checking the best lolita dress shop:
Baby The Stars Shine Bright
There is a store in Japan (the original), one in Paris if I'm not mistaken, and two in the US. So you can find the website in english. And this shop has a branch called Alice and the Pirates, where you're most likely to find dresses with darker colours and less bows.
It's stunning, but prepare your wallet, a good lolita dress will NEVER be cheap.
Hermosas princesas😍😍
I want to gooooo!
I remember Lolita magazine
Yoo Cathy, I found that the model with short blonde hair and the lowest volume is charming, can I have her IG? Peace out ^^v
Gerry Sutrisna you can hind her on IG by searching "Ayaka Sugiura" :)
WihoB ahhh... I just realized that I miss that part, thanks mate!
Gerry Sutrisna no problem :)
natalia! :D
Women in the west need to get back to wearing old fashioned dresses, or just dresses in general for everyday wear. The feminity here is at an all-time low. Women usually wear drab clothing with pants and act like men. It's depressing.
JPL1o618 cause its easier to move in pants and more practical. especially since society automatically chooses the male as a main role in society. especially in the workplace. Acting manly in a sense is a way for men to see us in a more serious way. but most of all telling a lady to wear a damn dress is kinda annoying.
tinimeanie If you dress and act like a man, don't expect to be treated like a woman. In the workplace, men view serious career women like they do other men, unless they are naturally hyperfeminine. If this is want your going for, ok. But women are created to be in a domestic environment raising the next generation. This is the only way marriage can last and both spouses be truly happy. I know this because I've seen it in several instances in the real world, in my family and the Bible confirms it. Any other gender roles result in a sad replica, lots of divorces and/or a complete disaster.
Were are you from then??? Netherland germany België ???
JPL1o618 I'm assuming this whole thing is some weird joke or troll or something, but it's a bit sad you're getting relationship advice from the bible. Just let people wear what they want and act how they want, it's not a difficult concept.
AlColossus Because relationships are in such great shape today using the current secular strategy. It's doing so great, in fact, divorce rates are at an all time high and some Japanese and western men won't even approach a female. You people are brainwashed feminists idiots who love failure. But failure and unhappiness is OK because...guys, guys, guys, it's trendy to be against tradition and God's design. How dare someone say women should wear dresses! Who ever thought of such a thing?
yo cathy cat what nationality are you your english accent is slowly killing me
She is German if I remember correctly, however did live in the UK for a while. I recommend checking out her personal channel to find out more about her, she does share this kind of info over there!
killing you why?? she speaks really well.
u wot m8?
@@vanessaruiz4705 I think they meant that in a positive way!
Cathy, I know your into it, but ease up on the fashion stuff. I look forward to these videos and seeing that recently they're 80% fashion related makes me not want to watch
She went to a fashion show. There was a lot to see and talk about. I imagine there's not many more of these videos left in the pipe. Patience is a virtue.
Exactly, there's just a lot of content to upload, it would also be too long in one video.