Why? It's dumb advice snd he's just projecting lol not all of us wanna make dumb bad comedy sketches. And fish tank was lame...my ip2 streams were more profitable and funny.
Ive started dozens of books in the last 10 years and would get bogged down in the first few chapters. Details, settings, tweaking dialogue. I set three months aside and told myself to write 10 pages a day until I was done. No edits, just creation. You get into an obsessive flow state where progress is the only outcome. The story came to me automatically and the rough draft was finished in two months. Where focus goes, energy flows.
“Freedom, lack of limitation, and endless options are not necessarily you’re friend all of the time, most of the time”. This rang true with me. I think I’ve always looked for ways to earn the most while doing the least, even though the best jobs I’ve ever had or the accomplishments Im most proud of come from times in my life where I felt like I was doing the most and earning the least. A lot of days where I felt like I should be doing something better, and then when I attained something “better” it turned out to just be a mirage.
He's right about the auto industry. What sam is talking about is analogue vs digital. There is no replacement for handcrafted things made by a high quality craftsmen. Like cars, used to be made with the best materials in mind, the best design practices. Now they are made with shitty plastics and shittified materials. Every time I'm in a tesla, it smells weird and feels like a weird plastic to everything I touch on the inside. But when I'm in a mercedes from the 80s, the materials are high quality leather, chrome, high quality wood, not very much plastic. Basically, digitalism has opened the barrier for entry but also shittified quality. Take a watch for example, yeah you can get an apple watch but it's not as high quality as a Rolex.
Ask yourself: How is my perfectionism actually helping me? Honor it for a second. For me it's an obvious defense against dissapointing people and the fear of failure. Looking at it like that brings empathy to my situation and I can say, thanks "part-of-me-that's-a-perfectionist" for trying to protect me against pain...and then work from there. I truly believe there are no bad parts.
Wtf im in a 3d design program right now and am struggling with perfectionism i've had my whole life. This was exactly what I needed to hear, thanks Sam
Carl Jung said vehicles of flight and even the mythological UFO represented the totality of humanities aspirations and weren't an alien thing but actually our own soul
Been buying up guitars and amps searching for inspiration in each purchase thinking that my sound is another few hundred dollars away all the time. I’m going to embrace the limitations and work with what I got
my friend does this with his dj equipment i tell him all the time 200$ set vs 1500$ it doesnt really matter talent shines through and hard work and creativity always prevails, cobain used shitty guitars yk what i mean
@@trapjumping42 gear sickness is a real thing haha. All the time your researching your next purchase but you could be practicing and getting better with the perfectly good gear that you have right in front of you. I’m a plumber by trade, music is just something I do for fun. This video saved me from buying a 1200$ amp that I didn’t need 2 months ago. Thanks Jason Goldstriker
i used to record music on my phone on a shit daw and would record so many songs. switched to a laptop with logic pro now i barely make anything because there’s too much to focus on
Just made me realize why I find it so much easier to get stuff done when I'm out of the house forced to use pen and paper vs writing on a computer. Even if it is utter crap on pen + paper, I'll leave it and go back to add things or make a note regarding how it should be changed vs just erasing the line and trying again for the perfect go. [the expectation of] Perfection is the punishment of love - Bladee, possibly it's the sign of the transition to obsession
@@DerikMorgan-jn5ss if we were face to face in a gladiator arena right now, you would NOT SAY THAT TO ME you would say SIR YES SIR and then I would say DROP AND GIVE ME 10 and you would give me 10 & i would LAUGH
Infinite choices and nothingness end up being the same. To create, you have to make a decision that limits yourself, because for something to be a creation, to become something in the first place, it has to have boundaries that define its form. Creating confronts you with your own death AND you relive your own birth. It asks you the question of the value of your own life and being. And that can terrify and thus block you. You have to have a relationship with your audience who you are creating something for, with and in relation to. That's how something becomes meaningful to you and another person.
For a moment Sam talks Almost identical as Terrence Fletcher giving that speech to Andrew about how rewarding mediocrity ultimately creates more mediocrity and dilutes an art form, and his passion for jazz music saying; "There are no two words in the English language more harmful than 'good job'..."
As always its a mixed bag with Sam. On one hand he denounces perfectionism and then on the other he spouts rhetoric that supports it. I think hes right on both accounts. Hold yourself to a standard above most but dont chase the impossible. Perfection is nice but Terrance drove one of his students to suicide.
@@morezombies9685 i think to make good art u need good taste to recognize what is good and what is bad. perfection hurts productivity but productivity is just the act of doing the art. u might as well be chewing bubblegum. after a while u need to tk step back and be critical. then adapt and start again. theres times for both.
Very interesting how you speak at length about how traditional materials informed the design of car bodies, and how it was a superior place to start the design process from, but in more recent videos you have said that design in general is over because AI will just do it. It's almost like you glossed over the entire nuance of an industry to blow hot air about ai...
this guy is so fucking stupid but he’s 100% right and i’ve been living by “the best art is made under limitations” for years and it’s kind of a trip to see that validated
What he's describing is a form of OCD. It becomes OCD once it passes a certain threshold of obcession. If you have this really bad, treat the root of OCD using ERP
Just saying when I was 12, I only got one sketch book, and I could never have just thrown away page after page for just one small error. because it was gonna be a year or two till another sketch book was going to be a reality...
Sam was high af in his car and had to pull over to speak some knowledge that he was brewing on into a shitty camera as he almost never does. This is the side of people like him that the world won't highlight because it doesn't get clicks. Honestly if I was in his shoes I would be frugal in saying real shit like this because as a comedian it hurts the persona. He's afraid it looks ingenuine.
And that madness? Wouldn't want to be a silly goober and burn all that you have made with just the smallest spark of madness. How many people do you know that can play with that fire and not get burned? If you want to name some rare exceptions just remember you're not HIM.
@@JohnSmith-ox3gy I have a couple things to show for it though from when I returned to reality lmao. They would not be anything if I didn't obsess over them for years.
@@ms.schopenhauer Don't you have to be kind of obsessed to rebuild something a million times? Of course "perfection" is not attainable, but reaching your maximum potential is. There IS an end if you try hard enough... Ok yeah these posts made me sound like a wiener, but whatever...
4:12 - wrong, sam's comedy feels like it verges on lazyness more than half the time. Dawg could use a creative voice telling him to try harder or to accept his moment passed.
cars are simple. our ancestors had personal life or death relationships with their horses. we retain the same psychological relationship with our cars and bikes. an 4ry4n without a horse is only half an 4ry4n
Consider the fact that this advice is coming from someone who hasn't really achieved anything in particular which could be considered "great". He went from making experimental comedy films and skits, to being a D list influencer. This is coming from a fan who enjoys the content he puts out. Always take advice from people who haven't "made it" with a pinch of salt.
@UnderwaterOwlGodhe’s a dream crusher to the people who watch him, i’ve stopped working on film projects because he puts me down a lot, i need to stop watching
sad that you value his art based on how it was received by the mainstream as opposed to how you value it yourself. this is an artist giving a lesson on art not an influencer teaching how to influence.
@@coolmath420 It's not about mainstream. But if a creator wants to reach a large audience, it would make sense to seek advice from others who already built a large. Hyde is only qualified to give advice to those who want audience numbers close to his.
Yeah lets take advice from a guy who has hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt, isn't close with his family, doesn't have any friends his age, is insanely misogynistic, and just a downright mean person.
some of the most intelligent people I know and major historical figures have espoused nearly identical sentiments. this is profound and correct advice the fact you can’t see that speaks volumes about your beliefs. cynical, jaded, cancerous beliefs
20:50 yeah but what if that guy had the talent already but learning to process of drawing made him just utilize his talent more. I bet usain bolt didnt come sprinting out the womb.
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If Sam could be this sincere for longer than 10 minutes he'd be an incredible professor.
this was 30 minutes though
A professor in the broken education system? He's doing just fine.
@@humanharddrive1 it's not one clip THOOOOOOOOOO THOOO
He alr is a incredible professor the best part is it’s freeeeeee
Have you seen his Ted talk? Incredible
dead ass some of the most encouraging & straight forward advice i’ve heard regarding creating art.
Sam Hyde was the dad we never ask for, but blessed somehow to get
Why? It's dumb advice snd he's just projecting lol not all of us wanna make dumb bad comedy sketches. And fish tank was lame...my ip2 streams were more profitable and funny.
@@AckzaTVKeep crying pls. It nourishes me 😢.
@AckzaTV u sound extremely butthurt and jealous. Soy boy😢
@@AckzaTVyou’re still a pussy
I love these Sam car vlogs while I am in traffic it's like he's in the car with me instead of my abusive granddad
I swore it was gonna read abusive girlfriend...I was gonna say dump your girlfriend. But dump your grandad
Look in the backseat he IS there with you
nice pfp, reminds me of a well respected veteran at a blm riot in 2020
@@edevane-valencia-productionsthat’s a homunculus
Ive started dozens of books in the last 10 years and would get bogged down in the first few chapters. Details, settings, tweaking dialogue. I set three months aside and told myself to write 10 pages a day until I was done. No edits, just creation. You get into an obsessive flow state where progress is the only outcome. The story came to me automatically and the rough draft was finished in two months. Where focus goes, energy flows.
Let's see the draft. I'll beta read for you, but if it sucks, I'm out.
I agree. Your standards need to be such that daily creative output is a possibility. Cheers folks
big l9ng weiner
“Freedom, lack of limitation, and endless options are not necessarily you’re friend all of the time, most of the time”. This rang true with me. I think I’ve always looked for ways to earn the most while doing the least, even though the best jobs I’ve ever had or the accomplishments Im most proud of come from times in my life where I felt like I was doing the most and earning the least. A lot of days where I felt like I should be doing something better, and then when I attained something “better” it turned out to just be a mirage.
"Even chinese facial recognition software has a hard time picking u out"💀 some levity during a pep talk never hurt no one
It's 100% true about you, become an individial please this is embarrasing to read
Many people don’t realize that Sam is a sensitive and intelligent dude behind the mask, and it’s readily apparent if you look beyond surface level.
It’s because he’s gay
He's right about the auto industry. What sam is talking about is analogue vs digital. There is no replacement for handcrafted things made by a high quality craftsmen. Like cars, used to be made with the best materials in mind, the best design practices. Now they are made with shitty plastics and shittified materials. Every time I'm in a tesla, it smells weird and feels like a weird plastic to everything I touch on the inside. But when I'm in a mercedes from the 80s, the materials are high quality leather, chrome, high quality wood, not very much plastic. Basically, digitalism has opened the barrier for entry but also shittified quality. Take a watch for example, yeah you can get an apple watch but it's not as high quality as a Rolex.
I do absolutely agree. Nothing will ever top real, physical things you can touch and tweak. It's deep lindy.
I miss Sam's musings. I'd take this any day over Sam and Nick's perfect youtube clips
They're both good imo. I love both
Reality thursdays are da bomb
Perfect is the enemy of good 😮
Ask yourself: How is my perfectionism actually helping me? Honor it for a second. For me it's an obvious defense against dissapointing people and the fear of failure. Looking at it like that brings empathy to my situation and I can say, thanks "part-of-me-that's-a-perfectionist" for trying to protect me against pain...and then work from there. I truly believe there are no bad parts.
Gay
That bit about clay sculpting... I will take a look into it.
Be quiet, a black king is speaking. Listen and learn
Take the advice
Nubian godess*
I always though he is the Yellow King
THINK IT DREAM IT DO IT
Wtf im in a 3d design program right now and am struggling with perfectionism i've had my whole life. This was exactly what I needed to hear, thanks Sam
Carl Jung said vehicles of flight and even the mythological UFO represented the totality of humanities aspirations and weren't an alien thing but actually our own soul
Only one comment on this jawn? This advice is spot on
Clips are echoes. What did you expect?
9:10 Limitations and boundaries are the most beautiful thing and many people have become scared of the thought of them.
Been buying up guitars and amps searching for inspiration in each purchase thinking that my sound is another few hundred dollars away all the time. I’m going to embrace the limitations and work with what I got
find some friends, start a band, don't control the music
my friend does this with his dj equipment i tell him all the time 200$ set vs 1500$ it doesnt really matter talent shines through and hard work and creativity always prevails, cobain used shitty guitars yk what i mean
@@trapjumping42 gear sickness is a real thing haha. All the time your researching your next purchase but you could be practicing and getting better with the perfectly good gear that you have right in front of you. I’m a plumber by trade, music is just something I do for fun. This video saved me from buying a 1200$ amp that I didn’t need 2 months ago. Thanks Jason Goldstriker
less is more man
i used to record music on my phone on a shit daw and would record so many songs. switched to a laptop with logic pro now i barely make anything because there’s too much to focus on
Enjoyed this. Getting around oneself, and removing oneselves from the art .. really does lead to "good" work ✨️
Watching him wipe his lips with the paper he just used to blow his nose upsets me deeply.
i love sams content but hes always doing some gross shit like that i swear 😭
Is he in Silent Hill?
yup
He's right, perfectionism can keep you from ever finishing things, which may deter you from starting new things all together.
Every machinist needs to hear this
Oh fr
digital art is hard for me because the ability to constantly undo makes it impossible to commit to any line
yessir. thats why its always recommended to start traditionally first!
@@Augustrocks100 hell yeah
Just made me realize why I find it so much easier to get stuff done when I'm out of the house forced to use pen and paper vs writing on a computer. Even if it is utter crap on pen + paper, I'll leave it and go back to add things or make a note regarding how it should be changed vs just erasing the line and trying again for the perfect go.
[the expectation of] Perfection is the punishment of love - Bladee, possibly it's the sign of the transition to obsession
@@Alex-vm6ef bro same
Overanalysis is paralysis
curate within the self
thats it
Your yapping and you know it
@@DerikMorgan-jn5ss if we were face to face in a gladiator arena right now, you would NOT SAY THAT TO ME
you would say SIR YES SIR
and then I would say DROP AND GIVE ME 10
and you would give me 10
& i would LAUGH
@@thejoker8947STC Best he would be able to do is 3, let's be real man.
@@thejoker8947STC hands down, best youtube comment comeback I've ever read.
Infinite choices and nothingness end up being the same. To create, you have to make a decision that limits yourself, because for something to be a creation, to become something in the first place, it has to have boundaries that define its form. Creating confronts you with your own death AND you relive your own birth. It asks you the question of the value of your own life and being. And that can terrify and thus block you. You have to have a relationship with your audience who you are creating something for, with and in relation to. That's how something becomes meaningful to you and another person.
diamonds are made under pressure
that's all i gotta say
This was actually pretty damn good advice for me.limitation seems so obvious yet ive never paid it much thought
For a moment Sam talks Almost identical as Terrence Fletcher giving that speech to Andrew about how rewarding mediocrity ultimately creates more mediocrity and dilutes an art form,
and his passion for jazz music saying; "There are no two words in the English language more harmful than 'good job'..."
As always its a mixed bag with Sam. On one hand he denounces perfectionism and then on the other he spouts rhetoric that supports it.
I think hes right on both accounts. Hold yourself to a standard above most but dont chase the impossible. Perfection is nice but Terrance drove one of his students to suicide.
@@morezombies9685’perfect’ might be a way for his ego to say he made something so good- not focusing on perfectionism
@@morezombies9685 i think to make good art u need good taste to recognize what is good and what is bad. perfection hurts productivity but productivity is just the act of doing the art. u might as well be chewing bubblegum. after a while u need to tk step back and be critical. then adapt and start again. theres times for both.
I knew my music sucked. I didn't expand on what worked and made too many concessions.
9:10 Limitations are the shape and form of the idea "you" are resonating with.
The "perfect" is the enemy of good.
what a gold mine
Idk who this guy is but I’ve seen him around and he seems dope
@UnderwaterOwlGodHow?
17:00
I have never ever had decision fatigue.
yeah those Hilary emails.... like the one she talks about worshipping Moloch...and uses code words like 'walnut sauce' and 'pizza'
Very interesting how you speak at length about how traditional materials informed the design of car bodies, and how it was a superior place to start the design process from, but in more recent videos you have said that design in general is over because AI will just do it. It's almost like you glossed over the entire nuance of an industry to blow hot air about ai...
Sam's 2 sided sword surmised
27:15 Did you cut out an entire story he’s referring to here?
almost no sarcasm. this is surreal
...no, it's Sir REAL
All the actual great works of art was obsessed over and sometimes took the artist whole life to be completed.
peak sam
I damn near wanted to clap, i couldnt agree more about the state of automotive design
what he is trying to say is, care about the macros, not the micros.
everything makes me cry!
does someone know what Renée Zellweger movie he's talking about? she's washed up in all of them
Seems to be Bridget Jones's diary, that's the only one that fits the Venn diagram of movies with both Zellweger and Hugh Grant
whoever this guy is he's gonna go far..
this guy is so fucking stupid but he’s 100% right and i’ve been living by “the best art is made under limitations” for years and it’s kind of a trip to see that validated
17:24 what's the song playing in the background? It's so good
FunkTabla by House Mannequin
33:46 That Segment is nothing but facts
I’m glad he told that story instead of… the alternative.
*coughing for the first 30 seconds of the video* Classic Sam
Man just dissed my whole career, i agree cad is simpler but the new car designs we have are visioned by dorks
nothing wrong with what u do. the problem is that it makes your artform too accessible to these dorks
I kept gagging each time he cleared his nose
What he's describing is a form of OCD. It becomes OCD once it passes a certain threshold of obcession. If you have this really bad, treat the root of OCD using ERP
ERP? Erotic role play?
I trust him ,he's got a Dewalt t shirt on
17:13 Driving a Honda crv 2003 as I'm hearing this 😂
Why is TH-cam relentlessly trying to make me care about what this guy has to say? Stop recommending me this.
Because you keep interacting with it like this
clay bit is so good
remember, mclaren f1 was modeled on clay
@@bljet4388no Russian
Is it possible that you (sam) might have accomplished more if you had come up (grown up with) fewer opportunities? Good advice none the less.
Just saying when I was 12, I only got one sketch book, and I could never have just thrown away page after page for just one small error.
because it was gonna be a year or two till another sketch book was going to be a reality...
Automobile design is in a big tailspin since the 1960's I wish more people would focus on doing it right.
is this the guy that shot up isla vista?
Yes
Sam was high af in his car and had to pull over to speak some knowledge that he was brewing on into a shitty camera as he almost never does. This is the side of people like him that the world won't highlight because it doesn't get clicks. Honestly if I was in his shoes I would be frugal in saying real shit like this because as a comedian it hurts the persona. He's afraid it looks ingenuine.
The hell you wearing a DeWalt shirt for!?
The Paradox of choice
Sam admiting he's acoustic without saying he's acoustic in the first minute
Perfect is good.
cold spaghetti noodles
As an Italian, I'm offended you said spaghetti noodles. They're called spaghetti. Know your facts, sir 🧐
someone get sam some fucking glasses that fit him ffs
tongue tapping lip hair every word lol
My issue is I become obsessed with my creative work, such that I stay up all night feeling like I can't stop
Sam is going to be a weird old man
I found it. Perfect cringe, I finally found it.
tldr: introverts are not creative
No
@@ad8012 yes
@@PeterT-i1w bait
really getting the "random schizo rambling in his car with 12 views" vibe here
Im 100% ignoring his advice.
Indont need this
I kind of disagree about perfectionism and tunnel vision.
"Obsession is the wellspring of genius and madness".
perfectionism doesn’t equal obsession dumbass the two can sometimes overlap but it doesn’t entail the other
And that madness? Wouldn't want to be a silly goober and burn all that you have made with just the smallest spark of madness. How many people do you know that can play with that fire and not get burned? If you want to name some rare exceptions just remember you're not HIM.
@@JohnSmith-ox3gy I know of a few. Not me though lol. I went over the line in my prime years and have gibberish to show for it hahaha
Good point.
@@JohnSmith-ox3gy I have a couple things to show for it though from when I returned to reality lmao. They would not be anything if I didn't obsess over them for years.
@@ms.schopenhauer Don't you have to be kind of obsessed to rebuild something a million times?
Of course "perfection" is not attainable, but reaching your maximum potential is. There IS an end if you try hard enough...
Ok yeah these posts made me sound like a wiener, but whatever...
4:12 - wrong, sam's comedy feels like it verges on lazyness more than half the time. Dawg could use a creative voice telling him to try harder or to accept his moment passed.
You don't want to be too much of a goodist - good enough is the enemy of barely passable.
cars are simple. our ancestors had personal life or death relationships with their horses. we retain the same psychological relationship with our cars and bikes. an 4ry4n without a horse is only half an 4ry4n
Edgy
Whole video is mute
Consider the fact that this advice is coming from someone who hasn't really achieved anything in particular which could be considered "great". He went from making experimental comedy films and skits, to being a D list influencer. This is coming from a fan who enjoys the content he puts out. Always take advice from people who haven't "made it" with a pinch of salt.
He had a hugely successful show that was cancelled for political reasons. Cultural martyr lol
@UnderwaterOwlGodhe’s a dream crusher to the people who watch him, i’ve stopped working on film projects because he puts me down a lot, i need to stop watching
sad that you value his art based on how it was received by the mainstream as opposed to how you value it yourself. this is an artist giving a lesson on art not an influencer teaching how to influence.
@@coolmath420
It's not about mainstream. But if a creator wants to reach a large audience, it would make sense to seek advice from others who already built a large. Hyde is only qualified to give advice to those who want audience numbers close to his.
@UnderwaterOwlGod totally fair
Yeah lets take advice from a guy who has hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt, isn't close with his family, doesn't have any friends his age, is insanely misogynistic, and just a downright mean person.
He has two friends his age at least lol.
Based lol
You can take pieces of good advice from people you don't agree with.
some of the most intelligent people I know and major historical figures have espoused nearly identical sentiments. this is profound and correct advice
the fact you can’t see that speaks volumes about your beliefs. cynical, jaded, cancerous beliefs
hes been a bitcoin guy forever im sure hes doing fine financially
my advice is shave
20:50 yeah but what if that guy had the talent already but learning to process of drawing made him just utilize his talent more.
I bet usain bolt didnt come sprinting out the womb.
Many people don’t realize that Sam is a sensitive and intelligent dude behind the mask, and it’s readily apparent if you look beyond surface level.