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Anyone else get annoyed when someone posts a tutorial and then completely ignores ALL the questions people have in the comments? Makes one wonder if their motives are really to help people, or something else....
Yeah, that used to annoy me a lot, especially when the video doesn't have a ton of views, and even more so if they don't have a lot of subs...but I got over it...a little. Sort of. A few that I'm subbed to started out replying to *EVERY* comment and some still do - even some that have hundreds of comments, and even if it's just to say "thanks." That gets my respect. Most channels I'm subbed to tend to ghost their videos after a few days, and I really can't blame them when they have thousands, or even just hundreds of comments, especially if they upload every day. If they replied to every comment, they wouldn't have any time left to create more content. @ Slender 18 this may not be their job, but when you start a channel, promote it to attempt to get as many subs as you can, it's not unreasonable to ask for answers to questions that your video has gotten people interested in what you're doing. Hobby or not, these guys have generated interest in their content and uploaded to where the whole world can see it. People have hobbies because they're interested in learning about, and doing certain things, so if it's really just a "hobby," why get 29,000 complete strangers to watch YOU perform YOUR "hobby" every time "YOU" do it? Almost every video on this channel is either informative, instructional, or both. That's not a "hobby," it's teaching...and teachers answer questions.
If you found the tutorial helpful and would like to support us you can get our playing cards at:
lotusinhand.com
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instagram.com/lotusinhand/
Dealer's Grip: 0:20
Straddle Grip: 0:51
Biddle Grip: 1:28
End Grip: 1:52
"Z" Grip: 2:21
For the Biddle Grip, I always used thumb on bottom and TWO fingers on top. Is it necessary to be using all four fingers on top?
I don't think so, it depends on your comfort, if using two fingers on top is comfortable for you, and executes moves better, that's fine
Yeah that's totally cool I hold it the same way
whats the card?
Ventus
Not annoying at all being left handed
Hahahah😂
Hopefully you’re still working on it
Maybe you can use a downloader app then a video editor to reverse it or something?
Idk why but the fact that he uses the same deck every time makes me smile 😂
Need your signature deck, I suppose.
This was great thanks 👍🏾
2:34 mans just flipped us off and thought we wouldnt notice
jk this video is super helpful!
So if you're right handed, you hold the deck in your left?
Yep. For most things
Doesn’t mechanics grip have the pinky at the bottom ? And straddle grip your pinky is actually behind the deck.
What deck use?
Ventus
awesome.
raight
Anyone else get annoyed when someone posts a tutorial and then completely ignores ALL the questions people have in the comments? Makes one wonder if their motives are really to help people, or something else....
it was posted 2 years ago, they likely aren't checking
1/ It was posted 2 years ago.
2/ Are you too lazy to check on your own?
3/ This channel isnt their job, but a hobby
Yeah, that used to annoy me a lot, especially when the video doesn't have a ton of views, and even more so if they don't have a lot of subs...but I got over it...a little. Sort of. A few that I'm subbed to started out replying to *EVERY* comment and some still do - even some that have hundreds of comments, and even if it's just to say "thanks." That gets my respect. Most channels I'm subbed to tend to ghost their videos after a few days, and I really can't blame them when they have thousands, or even just hundreds of comments, especially if they upload every day. If they replied to every comment, they wouldn't have any time left to create more content.
@ Slender 18 this may not be their job, but when you start a channel, promote it to attempt to get as many subs as you can, it's not unreasonable to ask for answers to questions that your video has gotten people interested in what you're doing. Hobby or not, these guys have generated interest in their content and uploaded to where the whole world can see it. People have hobbies because they're interested in learning about, and doing certain things, so if it's really just a "hobby," why get 29,000 complete strangers to watch YOU perform YOUR "hobby" every time "YOU" do it? Almost every video on this channel is either informative, instructional, or both. That's not a "hobby," it's teaching...and teachers answer questions.
Entitled much?
@@sappph9363 very entitled