10:00 Normalizing failure is why I adore engineering/maker TH-camrs. My close family member works in education and they noticed the fear of failure is rampant among young people today. Making mistakes and failure has become less common in their childhoods thanks to the access to essentially any answer to any question, grade inflation in many schools, participation medals and generally higher expectations & standards they feel like they need to measure up to thanks to social media. TH-camrs now sharing their failures in their content feels like a good step towards undoing the harm caused by picture perfect Instagram influencers and other flawless study-tubers.
kinda a weird take. There is grade inflation, but that's partially since more people are staying in school and getting better educations. I wouldn't say young kids AREN'T making mistakes: It's simply a different environment.
@@Noah-lj2sg Well not really, kids staying in school getting better educations aren't actually related to grade inflation. Grades would stay the same as curriculums change and courses adapt for the times. What is required for the kids to learn has changed a lot within the past ten years. Regardless, there are tools to mathematically curve grades such that assessment matches to what existed back in the day. There's systemic problems in NA education right now that are setting up students for failure as the universities haven't adapted this change yet. With covid and the stay at home schooling, grades have gone up as most school districts have adopted a laxer policy on grading. In my country, most of the school boards adopted a "no late" policy where all summative assessments can be handed in within a day before the course is ending. This policy and many others are still in place even though we're back to in-person learning. It's virtually impossible to mark kids fairly when most the class hands in work right before report cards are due. Then there are other policies where students can do a grade/course recovery program where they can retry previous tests/exams until they get a mark they're happy with. It's a problem that is creeping up in NA schools, there aren't any mathematical tools that exists that can curve grades like that. Other aspects of life aren't as lax so when students get their first failing grade, or they didn't get into their first choice highly ranked school they find themselves more devastated compared to other generations who didn't have that issue. If they get a grade that is less than perfect (or at minimum, what they deem acceptable) it causes problems with the parents. In the name of accessibility they make schooling failure-proof, but that doesn't translate at all when they move onto college or into the private sector, where failure is rampant and is to be expected.
Love seeing Mark on the channel, he's the ultimate combination of science, engineering, learning and fun. Going even deeper into the "Maker" spacer it would be great to see Colin Furze on the show. He's making some big moves with a big new facility instead of his tiny backyard shop. I think there's a great story in there about growth, authenticity, and how he's approaching that transition with his audience.
Personally, I think Mark Rober is one of the few creators, who can create feel good Content that pulls you out of your day to day live. And leaves you with a smile on your face for the fest of the day.
I think my favorite part of this video is seeing just how excited Mark is about everything he's doing. I can't believe how much childlike joy his work brings him and his team. Truly inspirational, great work once again, yall ❤
I really appreciate how the C&S team innovates on not just interviews, but in-depth tours on the creator economy. It's like no other and it's so cool to see from another point of view :) Mark is also such a good spirit, I love to see it!
16:45 It’s so interesting to hear Mark say, “This isn’t what Mark Rober does.” It’s wild to hear him think about himself like a brand with a reputation, and how he avoids actions that betray that brand, even if it’s something as good as giving away money
The ad in this video honestly felt like part of the video and not an ad, you guys really know how to make a good and entertaining segment, even if its purpose is just a sponsorship.
6:45 is one of the most interesting parts of the video for me. Mark’s video cadence is so recognizable because he has so clearly thought it through and understands the important aspects of it for retention, etc. You can even tell he pauses to leave space for the piano melody. Super interesting.
This is one of my favourite videos from you guys channel, seriously. I've met Mark a couple months ago in the YT Educon event and he told me a few things about how he works, how is crunchlabs, and all that. Watching this video now was the perfect complement to that conversation I had with him. Loved this one, guys! Can't wait to see other youtubers' studio tours in the future. Keep up the great work!
The beauty of this channel is it makes me want to watch h and follow up with these TH-cam creators videos more often, like of course I'll watch glitter bomb but some uploads I just scroll by, now I'm going to watch egg drop from space and others just because I know a bit of the background and it's more interesting
Great job guys. I highly recommend the white boards. I’ve done this too and its helpful in every way. Keep doing these, great studio questions you’ve asked!!
I love the fact that his latest video was posted on the same day as this one and at 15:21 on the video ideas wall you can see the egg drop from space 😂
What a cool freaking guy, I love Mark. You guys all hanging out is so cool, I'm so glad you guys have the opportunity to hang out with awesome creators and give us such great content at the same time. Keep pursuing your dreams and making amazing content guys :) Love what your team is doing.
Such a good video, had me smiling like a child the whole way through. You guys are so good at leading the conversation in a way that's both informative and non-intrusive. Mark also seems like a genuinely nice guy, and that's ultimately why I love watching his videos too. Great stuff guys!
Everyone in the comments is saying how amazing Mark Rober is (and don't get me wrong he is). But I just want to say, Colin and Samir make some of the best content about creators. Keep up the great work!
This channel is now THE PLACE TO BE to find out about TH-camrs warehouses and where they have grown their channels and businesses over the years. And I just love that about Colin and Samir! Thank you guys! Hopefully you go to Japan and visit PewDiePie next 😉or maybe SSSniperworlf… 😊
i love these videos as its just a behind the scenes in the lifes of these big names. shows what kind of person they are outside of what they upload and you really respect them more for it
someone else already did do another 'squirrel thing' (kinda sorta not really). It was called Meerkat Manor. Different for sure, but popular and noticeable for the same reason of personifying the animals
i broke my favorite real size car but thanks to Mark Rober he taught me that "making a mistake is an improvement and you can always fix it" Now i finally got the car working again thanks to a few tape holding the motors and doors etc. and its good as new thanks Mark :)
Colin and Samir, The past view videos has been sooo amazing. Especially the Mr.beast video with the insights and the authenticity of it being captured in raw moment. Love the Shopify insert with the creative board. Makes y'all stand out :). Attention to detail is amazing. Nothing but respects. Keep it up Kings ;). Respects to team and others ;).
Missed a little bit of the blur on the future projects list ‼️ but super cool video!! Love the behind the scenes. Mark really does an incredible job of making a product that seamlessly integrates with his content.
Man, Mark could really scale his business if he wanted to. Although, I respect that he does not take the "obvious" route. He seems happy and down to earth. The Crunch Lab product is very thoughful and high-value. Hats off to you, Mark.
You guys were just late enough posting the vid since there is a now published idea visable behind mark at 15:22. Egg drop from space. Also! Amazing vid. I am not a creatpr but still love every video/explainer you guys make!
At 12:50 you guys should do a special sound and graphic for “Colin and Samir Exclusive” and always feature them 3/4 of the way through the video so you create a “I can’t wait to see the exclusive” moment in the video. Love the filmmaking in this video!
These visit videos are really interesting. Mark has some inspiring insight, even for me despite the fact that I don't really have a desire to do engineering.
Which creator should we visit next?
I think you should visit Unspeakable or Max Fosh.
Ryan Trahan
Dude Perfect
Read my name now😂❤
How ridiculous
The look on Colin and Samir's faces when Mark broke that handle was priceless.
Mark Rober seems to be a very a humble and down-to-earth guy. His studio looks unique. It's unlike we've seen beforehand.
Are u mrbeast?
Do ma name❤
❤❤
And extremely passionate.
A lot of NASA is like that. You're super smart, but you're surrounded by people smarter than you. Everyone becomes humbled
Honestly, I can't believe how far Mark Rober has come. I am so glad for people like you guys who get the inside scoop.
He’s a smart guy ❤
Now read my name 😊
Dude literally started at nasa... NASA!
I first watched his
Dartboard video, I saw his journey on TH-cam. He's an inspiration to many.
10:00 Normalizing failure is why I adore engineering/maker TH-camrs.
My close family member works in education and they noticed the fear of failure is rampant among young people today. Making mistakes and failure has become less common in their childhoods thanks to the access to essentially any answer to any question, grade inflation in many schools, participation medals and generally higher expectations & standards they feel like they need to measure up to thanks to social media. TH-camrs now sharing their failures in their content feels like a good step towards undoing the harm caused by picture perfect Instagram influencers and other flawless study-tubers.
kinda a weird take. There is grade inflation, but that's partially since more people are staying in school and getting better educations. I wouldn't say young kids AREN'T making mistakes: It's simply a different environment.
@@Noah-lj2sg Well not really, kids staying in school getting better educations aren't actually related to grade inflation. Grades would stay the same as curriculums change and courses adapt for the times. What is required for the kids to learn has changed a lot within the past ten years. Regardless, there are tools to mathematically curve grades such that assessment matches to what existed back in the day. There's systemic problems in NA education right now that are setting up students for failure as the universities haven't adapted this change yet.
With covid and the stay at home schooling, grades have gone up as most school districts have adopted a laxer policy on grading. In my country, most of the school boards adopted a "no late" policy where all summative assessments can be handed in within a day before the course is ending. This policy and many others are still in place even though we're back to in-person learning. It's virtually impossible to mark kids fairly when most the class hands in work right before report cards are due.
Then there are other policies where students can do a grade/course recovery program where they can retry previous tests/exams until they get a mark they're happy with. It's a problem that is creeping up in NA schools, there aren't any mathematical tools that exists that can curve grades like that.
Other aspects of life aren't as lax so when students get their first failing grade, or they didn't get into their first choice highly ranked school they find themselves more devastated compared to other generations who didn't have that issue. If they get a grade that is less than perfect (or at minimum, what they deem acceptable) it causes problems with the parents.
In the name of accessibility they make schooling failure-proof, but that doesn't translate at all when they move onto college or into the private sector, where failure is rampant and is to be expected.
No better feeling after tinkering away at a complicated redstone project after numerous trials and errors and have it finally work.
Mark is one of the most humble youtubers on the platform, hes like a MrBeast for science
Love seeing Mark on the channel, he's the ultimate combination of science, engineering, learning and fun. Going even deeper into the "Maker" spacer it would be great to see Colin Furze on the show. He's making some big moves with a big new facility instead of his tiny backyard shop. I think there's a great story in there about growth, authenticity, and how he's approaching that transition with his audience.
Personally, I think Mark Rober is one of the few creators, who can create feel good Content that pulls you out of your day to day live. And leaves you with a smile on your face for the fest of the day.
I think with creators like him and Yes Theory, you can really see the intentional story telling shine through
Mark Rober just has such a great personality and he’s incredibly smart without making anyone feel stupid
What an amazing inside look. I really appreciate you guys for delving so deep into the lives of these creators :)
I think my favorite part of this video is seeing just how excited Mark is about everything he's doing. I can't believe how much childlike joy his work brings him and his team. Truly inspirational, great work once again, yall ❤
It's awesome how passionate Mark Rober is about his work!
I think creators in general are typically really nice and likeable, but Mark? That guy is special.
how can you not love mark. he seems like such an awesome guy with a huge heart.
Loved the behind the scenes of Crunch Labs... thanks for the tour Mark!! 😄
Best thing about Mark is he is excited about his own toys. It shows how much he loves what he does.
I really appreciate how the C&S team innovates on not just interviews, but in-depth tours on the creator economy. It's like no other and it's so cool to see from another point of view :)
Mark is also such a good spirit, I love to see it!
I really love Mark's works. I've been watching his videos since that very first one, and he still keeps me amazed. Great person.
I can’t believe it’s been five years since the first glitter bomb video. Time flies!
He's a kid in a candy shop, love Mark.
16:45 It’s so interesting to hear Mark say, “This isn’t what Mark Rober does.” It’s wild to hear him think about himself like a brand with a reputation, and how he avoids actions that betray that brand, even if it’s something as good as giving away money
Building a brand is like building a prison.
@@AskAW in that it's expensive and good for keeping people locked in?
Mark is such a genuine, nice guy, while also being funny. We need more people like him in this world.
Just saw mark this summer on fisherman’s wharf in San Francisco! We got to take a pic and it made my day!
The ad in this video honestly felt like part of the video and not an ad, you guys really know how to make a good and entertaining segment, even if its purpose is just a sponsorship.
6:45 is one of the most interesting parts of the video for me. Mark’s video cadence is so recognizable because he has so clearly thought it through and understands the important aspects of it for retention, etc. You can even tell he pauses to leave space for the piano melody. Super interesting.
Exactly what I was expecting, and even more. I your videos, Collin and Samir, good job, keep up the good. 😁👍
This is one of my favourite videos from you guys channel, seriously. I've met Mark a couple months ago in the YT Educon event and he told me a few things about how he works, how is crunchlabs, and all that. Watching this video now was the perfect complement to that conversation I had with him. Loved this one, guys!
Can't wait to see other youtubers' studio tours in the future. Keep up the great work!
the editing during the sea shanty 10/10 - C&S have such a great team!
the office with the secret door is so cool, his creativity is insane
Ok, my name ❤
The beauty of this channel is it makes me want to watch h and follow up with these TH-cam creators videos more often, like of course I'll watch glitter bomb but some uploads I just scroll by, now I'm going to watch egg drop from space and others just because I know a bit of the background and it's more interesting
I have been watching him since the first egg drop video he did, love his content so mich
You guys have the best channel on TH-cam!
Great content, great production and consistency!
I just love watching your videos
Great job guys. I highly recommend the white boards. I’ve done this too and its helpful in every way. Keep doing these, great studio questions you’ve asked!!
I pray he never has some sort of controversy. He's such a genuine good guy.
I love the fact that his latest video was posted on the same day as this one and at 15:21 on the video ideas wall you can see the egg drop from space 😂
Stop trying to scam me
@@Ethan-Carey I also have a free gift 😅
Colins face when mark broke the paddle thing, I’m crying lmao. Same Colin, same
What a cool freaking guy, I love Mark. You guys all hanging out is so cool, I'm so glad you guys have the opportunity to hang out with awesome creators and give us such great content at the same time. Keep pursuing your dreams and making amazing content guys :) Love what your team is doing.
Literally mark rober is my favourite creator and his squirrels Olympics are the best videos on internet ❤️
Colin and Samir seem like they have such fun jobs. I would like to do what they do
This was such a joy to watch. This is literally the dream space. Well deserved Mark!
Mark 0-100 at 6:45 is still amazing to watch no matter how many times I see it
Chills everytime
Such a good video, had me smiling like a child the whole way through. You guys are so good at leading the conversation in a way that's both informative and non-intrusive. Mark also seems like a genuinely nice guy, and that's ultimately why I love watching his videos too.
Great stuff guys!
Even the editing on these videos are so amazing so pumped for the published press merch!
Everyone in the comments is saying how amazing Mark Rober is (and don't get me wrong he is). But I just want to say, Colin and Samir make some of the best content about creators. Keep up the great work!
15:20 you got me there i rewinded the vid few times to see the sticky note and it was " Egg drop from space " *which the video is already out*
This channel is now THE PLACE TO BE to find out about TH-camrs warehouses and where they have grown their channels and businesses over the years.
And I just love that about Colin and Samir! Thank you guys! Hopefully you go to Japan and visit PewDiePie next 😉or maybe SSSniperworlf… 😊
I know Mark, don't know these guys. The white guy, I guess Colin... Seems like a bit of a douche and not super professional lol.
7:15 - 7:45 Top tier editing by mixing the music and the montage 👌👌👌👌👌👌
6:45 best part of the video 😍
i still can't belive how many hours of quality content is free on youtube
i love these studio tours so much!
At 14:52 when Colin said re’mark’able I was like that’s gotta be on purpose. 😂
I love this type of content. Much love to Mark, Samir and Colin 🎉❤️
His studio is so cool.
00:52 Very nice!
Man! the content just keeps getting better. Thank you so much Colin and Samir!!
Great vid! My daughter and I absolutely love building the Crunch Labs boxes.
i love these videos as its just a behind the scenes in the lifes of these big names. shows what kind of person they are outside of what they upload and you really respect them more for it
SUPER EARLY AND HYPED! ROBER IS A LEGEND.
LOVE EVERYTHING YOU GUYS ARE DOING COLIN AND SAMIR.
someone else already did do another 'squirrel thing' (kinda sorta not really). It was called Meerkat Manor. Different for sure, but popular and noticeable for the same reason of personifying the animals
*Great channel you guys! Cant wait for more content!*
This is very helpful video for so many reasons.
It's almost a video to understand and be ok with failure, also of how to be happy
Danke!
Mark Rober's passion and sincerity is amazing and he reminds me of Mr Beast
The Juicy Counter cracked me up
It’s great to see a creator in their element and in their own space
i broke my favorite real size car
but thanks to Mark Rober he taught me that "making a mistake is an improvement and you can always fix it"
Now i finally got the car working again thanks to a few tape holding the motors and doors etc. and its good as new
thanks Mark :)
Colin and Samir,
The past view videos has been sooo amazing.
Especially the Mr.beast video with the insights and the authenticity of it being captured in raw moment.
Love the Shopify insert with the creative board. Makes y'all stand out :).
Attention to detail is amazing.
Nothing but respects.
Keep it up Kings ;).
Respects to team and others ;).
Amazing video!!! Super cool to see the insights of Mark's studio
Yall have come so far this is so cool to see
Holy shit 13:50 glitterbomb 6.0 confirmed. Knew he couldn't leave us with just 5!
Missed a little bit of the blur on the future projects list ‼️ but super cool video!! Love the behind the scenes. Mark really does an incredible job of making a product that seamlessly integrates with his content.
Colin and Samir always have the crazy interesting views
Colin and Samir are documenting some of the biggest creators in all of media. Awesome to follow along!
That's so true! Animals don't cease to be amazed... ❤
Colin’s face when Mark just snaps it is priceless
I appreciate all your videos, it inspired me to start my own channel and finally post vids. One day we'll be talking, I believe this!
Man, Mark could really scale his business if he wanted to. Although, I respect that he does not take the "obvious" route. He seems happy and down to earth. The Crunch Lab product is very thoughful and high-value. Hats off to you, Mark.
Never stop doing videos, I've been subbed since you guys had about 200k!
You guys were just late enough posting the vid since there is a now published idea visable behind mark at 15:22. Egg drop from space.
Also! Amazing vid. I am not a creatpr but still love every video/explainer you guys make!
@1:22 Yes! First time I’ve heard Mark swear finally! Thanks for that haha.
It was so pure when he exclaimed that he finally has a set to change backgrounds and to the audience it still feels like his workbench 😂
Loving these recent studio tours!
If you pause at around 15:22, then you can see a post it note that says egg drop from space!
So stoked for this video! Thanks C & S!
The way this video was timed 30 mins after Mark Robers's new video, chef's kiss.
This was awesome!!!!
Marks thought on normalizing failure makes me think of a Bob Ross quote, "we don't make mistakes, only happy accidents"
At 12:50 you guys should do a special sound and graphic for “Colin and Samir Exclusive” and always feature them 3/4 of the way through the video so you create a “I can’t wait to see the exclusive” moment in the video. Love the filmmaking in this video!
He's such an aspiration! Love him ♥
the word's inspiration
the egg drop from space will be epic
everything i know about Mark Rober and Crunch Labs is from you guys but it's so interesting to be brought even more into his world
The more I’m watching your video the more I like TH-cam
Good creators good hearth keep going guys
Loved the video thanks for the insight!
These visit videos are really interesting. Mark has some inspiring insight, even for me despite the fact that I don't really have a desire to do engineering.
Wow thanks for a cool vlog about this guy, his invention is amazing!
I love this Song 0:30
Mark Rober is living in the house we all wish we could live in
genuinely i think that colin and samir are soo underrated
way to consistently deliver bangers
This was so charming!
This is the most fun TH-cam video there is! 🎉