Thanks Jeanine!
And I actually think no one wanting to jam and the joke to be on me is probably the best outcome for the video anyway
it's pretty funny how hard it was to give these away
But of course, just being on some random persons camera is super intimidating, glad I don't film stuff like this very often, it's a lot of pressure. but I'm very happy with how this turned out, and those who were up for the uncomfortableness of being in a random video got something cool out of it that should make it worth it
and shoehorning rollerblading in here is a personal win for me haha
Rob Scallon
2021-07-19 00:17:25 +0000 UTC
I'm really glad to hear that yea, this was something I hopefed to convey here that no one is being foolish by not wanting to put themselves out there and jam on camera.
If anyone is going to look foolish in my videos it's going to be me haha
Rob Scallon
2021-07-19 00:13:40 +0000 UTC
What a fun way to say thank you to some talented creators. I could totally relate to the (non-YouTuber) people who were embarrassed to take up your challenges on camera, but I felt for you too -- I mean, who would have guessed how hard it would be to give away awesome instruments?! Gotta say it was cool to see you as a rollerblading teacher and props to Renee for all his effort. I always love your rollerblading footage -- takes me back to watching my sister skateboard and my brother freestyle (bike) wayyyy back in the day! And hello to your mom!
Jeanine McCarthy
2021-07-18 23:34:40 +0000 UTC
I appreciate that even with a sizable following you had the self awareness to be like, "This isn't weird for me anymore, but it definitely is weird for the average person" I think it does show in the edit that you aren't shaming them or anything for being leary about going on camera