HOSPITAL ROOM TOUR IN ITALY!
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9 nights in a Hospital
9 nights in a Hospital in Italy! Take a gander around my #Italy Hospital Room Tour Video while #Pregnant in the Maternity Unit ^^
Facebook: hallyuback
Right off the bat, this video was shot over the course of about nine days BEFORE our beautiful son was born. We sincerely hope you enjoy the content ^^
We began uploading Korean content in May 2012. We hustled and tried our best. Then we opened this channel in September 2012, played around with it for awhile, and began uploading daily content in September 2014.
From September 2012 until somewhere in 2018, we uploaded a Top 5 Friday video every single week. Every. Single. Week! Some weeks we uploaded more than one, and we NEVER missed a week. That's close to 300 professional grade Koreans and Asian drama review lists videos, and that does not count TOAD reviews, LIKE IT videos and, of course, HallyuBack News. That's an insane work ethic, one that took a nearly impossible daily amount of energy to maintain. The results speak for themselves. We are very proud of what we have accomplished.
It’s been fun uploading videos on YouTube. It takes quite a bit of energy to make even a single attractive video appear publicly on YouTube. When you start, you have no idea what you’re getting into. As time goes by, and your channel grows, you learn. You learn that it’s fun, and you learn that it’s hard. It’s hard to grow an audience, maintain it, and be successful. People appreciate it, and others hate on you. Either way, there’s a reaction to it all, regardless of the intention.
The other day I was on YouTube looking up a specific topic about parenting. I found three videos from three different channels. Each video was well done. Each creator had put a lot of effort into not only that video, but their entire channel. And, at this point, each creator had ceased uploading content more than a year ago. Seeing that hurt. I can relate. Each creator, in this instance, had put a tremendous amount of time and energy into their craft. And, in each instance, it started small, grew somewhat large, and ended with a fizzle. It’s sad.
Even for the channels that started years ago and carry on, there’s an emotional toll that's sustained that really only creators can relate with. Fans watch and write in the comments, but fans simply cannot fully understand. If you’re watching and commenting without a substantial channel of your own that you regularly upload to, you’re still on the outside. You’ll never have any idea what it’s like to be on the inside until you actually make it happen yourself.
Starting early on like we did, first in 2012, and again with this channel in 2014, there wasn’t hardly any roadmap or examples of other creators making it work on YouTube. Then as more creators joined the platform, they were learning from the us, and those who came before us. They coupd easily learn from our mistakes. Creators cannot redo what they have started. That’s impossible. One can only carry on.
We are at a true cross roads. A #pregnancy in a brand new country. A brand new family member practically here. We’re thrilled! We couldn’t be happier. All these new fun, exciting experiences and memories happening.
We’ll always be here. Thank you for always being a part of our memories :)
Facebook: hallyuback
Right off the bat, this video was shot over the course of about nine days BEFORE our beautiful son was born. We sincerely hope you enjoy the content ^^
We began uploading Korean content in May 2012. We hustled and tried our best. Then we opened this channel in September 2012, played around with it for awhile, and began uploading daily content in September 2014.
From September 2012 until somewhere in 2018, we uploaded a Top 5 Friday video every single week. Every. Single. Week! Some weeks we uploaded more than one, and we NEVER missed a week. That's close to 300 professional grade Koreans and Asian drama review lists videos, and that does not count TOAD reviews, LIKE IT videos and, of course, HallyuBack News. That's an insane work ethic, one that took a nearly impossible daily amount of energy to maintain. The results speak for themselves. We are very proud of what we have accomplished.
It’s been fun uploading videos on YouTube. It takes quite a bit of energy to make even a single attractive video appear publicly on YouTube. When you start, you have no idea what you’re getting into. As time goes by, and your channel grows, you learn. You learn that it’s fun, and you learn that it’s hard. It’s hard to grow an audience, maintain it, and be successful. People appreciate it, and others hate on you. Either way, there’s a reaction to it all, regardless of the intention.
The other day I was on YouTube looking up a specific topic about parenting. I found three videos from three different channels. Each video was well done. Each creator had put a lot of effort into not only that video, but their entire channel. And, at this point, each creator had ceased uploading content more than a year ago. Seeing that hurt. I can relate. Each creator, in this instance, had put a tremendous amount of time and energy into their craft. And, in each instance, it started small, grew somewhat large, and ended with a fizzle. It’s sad.
Even for the channels that started years ago and carry on, there’s an emotional toll that's sustained that really only creators can relate with. Fans watch and write in the comments, but fans simply cannot fully understand. If you’re watching and commenting without a substantial channel of your own that you regularly upload to, you’re still on the outside. You’ll never have any idea what it’s like to be on the inside until you actually make it happen yourself.
Starting early on like we did, first in 2012, and again with this channel in 2014, there wasn’t hardly any roadmap or examples of other creators making it work on YouTube. Then as more creators joined the platform, they were learning from the us, and those who came before us. They coupd easily learn from our mistakes. Creators cannot redo what they have started. That’s impossible. One can only carry on.
We are at a true cross roads. A #pregnancy in a brand new country. A brand new family member practically here. We’re thrilled! We couldn’t be happier. All these new fun, exciting experiences and memories happening.
We’ll always be here. Thank you for always being a part of our memories :)
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