The U.K Has Fallen. What Happened?

Summary

The video script reveals the UK's decline, with over two-thirds of citizens believing the country is deteriorating. Key issues highlighted include a strained NHS with lengthy waiting lists, economic stagnation, rising living costs, and a broken public service system. The script delves into the underfunding of local councils, increasing crime rates due to police cuts, and the stark inequality between London and the rest of the country. It criticizes the shift towards a finance-based economy, suggesting it has led to widespread inequality and societal decay, urging for a reevaluation of current policies and practices.

Takeaways

• 📉 The UK is facing a crisis with over 2/3 of citizens believing the country is in decline, with 20% more feeling this way than just three years prior.
• 🏥 The National Health Service (NHS) is struggling, with nearly 8 million people on the waiting list for essential appointments or operations.
• 🛑 The UK's infrastructure is deteriorating, with over a million potholes and a lack of basic maintenance being a significant issue.
• 📈 The cost of living is rising, with food and drink prices increasing by 25% on average over the past two years, making it harder for people to afford basic necessities.
• 💔 The economy has been stagnating, with rising bills and rents affecting a whole generation and making home ownership a distant dream for many.
• 🚆 Public transportation is expensive and unreliable, with train ticket prices skyrocketing and delays and cancellations becoming more frequent.
• 👮‍♂️ Law enforcement is underfunded and understaffed, leading to an increase in unsolved crimes and a decrease in public safety.
• 🏛 The UK's public services have been severely impacted by budget cuts, with community centers, parks, and libraries falling into disrepair or being abandoned.
• 💰 There is a significant divide between the rich and the poor in the UK, with some areas experiencing worse poverty and higher mortality rates than countries like Turkey, Romania, and Poland.
• 🗺️ There is also a growing disparity between London and the rest of the country, with income per person in London's richest areas being more than four times that of the poorest parts of England.
• 🏦 The UK has become a major player in offshore banking and tax havens, which has led to a shift from a production-based economy to one based on finance, benefiting the ultra-rich at the expense of the wider population.

Q & A

What is the main concern expressed by British citizens in the survey mentioned in the script?

The main concern is that the UK is on the brink of collapse, with over 2/3 of the respondents indicating that the country is in decline, and 20% more so than just three years prior.

How does the script describe the current state of the National Health Service (NHS) in the UK?

The NHS is described as being in tatters, with nearly 8 million people on the waiting list for crucial appointments or operations.

What economic issues are highlighted in the script regarding the UK?

The script highlights the stagnation of the UK economy, rising prices of essential goods, increased cost of living, and the difficulty of first-time home buying.

What is the script's perspective on the UK's public transportation system, particularly trains?

The script criticizes the high ticket prices for trains, increased delays and cancellations, and frequent strikes due to low pay for workers.

How does the script suggest the UK government's performance compares to other developed nations?

The script suggests that the UK is one of the worst-performing developed nations in nearly every metric.

What is the script's view on the state of the UK's roads and the role of local councils?

The script states that the roads are in poor condition with over a million potholes, and local councils are severely underfunded, leading to neglect of basic duties.

What impact has the reduction in community police officers had according to the script?

The reduction has made it less likely that there will be police nearby to help in case of an incident, and it has contributed to an increase in unsolved crimes.

How does the script describe the situation with public services in the UK over the last 12 years?

The script describes a situation where public services have been hit hard by cuts, leading to struggling community centers, parks, and libraries falling into disrepair or being abandoned.

What is the script's explanation for the growing inequality in the UK?

The script points to a divide between the rich and the poor, as well as a major divide between London and the rest of the country, with London becoming significantly richer due to the concentration of wealth and resources.

What role does the script suggest tax havens have played in the UK's economic decline?

The script suggests that the use of tax havens has allowed for the enrichment of the upper classes at the expense of the wider economy, leading to financialization and a shift away from a production-based economy.

What solution does the script propose to address the issues faced by the UK?

The script proposes a balanced perspective on news consumption, using a service like Ground News to understand media bias and stay informed, but does not offer a specific solution to the economic and social issues discussed.

Outlines

00:00

📉 UK's Socioeconomic Decline

The script discusses the perceived collapse of the UK, with over two-thirds of citizens feeling the nation is in decline, a sentiment heightened by the struggling National Health Service (NHS) with an 8 million person waiting list. The government's inefficiency is highlighted by the rising cost of living, with essentials like food and drink increasing by 25% in two years. The script also points to the skyrocketing housing prices and rents, and the poor state of public services like transportation and law enforcement, with over 2.1 million unsolved cases between 2022 and 2023. The local councils are underfunded, leading to the deterioration of community services and infrastructure, with half expecting to go bankrupt within five years. The script also touches on the growing inequality between the rich and the poor and the disparity between London and the rest of the country.

05:02

🚂 The Impact of Financialization on the UK

This paragraph delves into the transformation of the UK's economy from production-based to finance-based, leading to a significant wealth gap and the rise of London at the expense of the rest of the country. The script criticizes the expensive train fares in Europe and the poor service quality, with high rates of delays and cancellations. It also discusses the role of tax havens controlled by the UK, which have contributed to the country's wealth but have also led to a lack of funds in the public sector, resulting in austerity measures and a decline in public services. The paragraph suggests that the UK's economic issues are systemic, with decades of policy decisions contributing to the current state of affairs.

10:03

🏦 The Consequences of Tax Havens and Financialization

The script explains how the UK's establishment of tax havens and the shift towards financialization have led to a concentration of wealth among the ultra-rich, while the rest of the population suffers from economic hardship. It details how offshore tax evasion has become institutionalized, with the Panama Papers revealing a massive fraud system involving celebrities and corporations. The paragraph also points out the impact on housing, with property prices skyrocketing due to investment by the wealthy, making home ownership nearly impossible for the younger generation. The script criticizes the lack of action against tax evasion and the exploitation of public services for private gain, contributing to the UK's economic crisis and inequality.

15:04

🌐 The Role of Offshore Tax Evasion and Its Future Implications

The final paragraph discusses the origins of the offshore tax evasion system as a means for the UK to maintain control over former colonies and how it evolved into a self-serving mechanism that has damaged the UK's economy. It highlights the continuous economic crises, the widening wealth gap, and the exploitation of public services. The script warns of the disastrous consequences if the funds in tax havens are not reintegrated into the UK's economy, suggesting that without intervention, the country will continue to decay and may eventually collapse.

Keywords

💡Decline

Decline refers to a decrease or worsening in condition, quality, or performance over time. In the video's context, it is used to describe the perceived deterioration of the UK's societal and economic state. The script mentions that over 2/3 of British citizens believe the country is in decline, with examples such as the NHS crisis and economic stagnation illustrating this concept.

💡NHS (National Health Service)

The NHS is the publicly funded healthcare system of the United Kingdom. It is a key institution often seen as a symbol of national pride. The script points out that the NHS is now struggling, with a large waiting list for appointments and operations, indicating a decline in the quality of universal healthcare.

💡Stagnation

Stagnation implies a lack of growth or development. The video discusses the UK's economy as being stagnant for years, with the cost of living increasing while wages and opportunities remain the same, leading to a decline in living standards.

💡Inequality

Inequality refers to the unequal distribution of resources, opportunities, or income among different groups in a society. The script highlights growing inequality in the UK, with a significant divide between the rich and the poor and between London and the rest of the country.

💡Underfunded

Underfunded describes a situation where an organization, service, or system does not receive enough financial resources to function effectively. The video points out that local councils and public services like the NHS are underfunded, leading to a decline in the quality of services provided.

💡Tax Havens

Tax havens are jurisdictions that offer financial secrecy, low taxes, or zero taxes for foreign individuals and businesses. The script explains that the UK has been involved in creating tax havens, which has led to a significant amount of money being kept out of the country's economy, contributing to the overall decline.

💡Financialization

Financialization refers to the increasing dominance of finance and financial motives in economic and political life. The video discusses how the UK's economy shifted from production to finance, leading to a concentration of wealth and a neglect of public services and infrastructure.

💡Austerity

Austerity refers to policies that aim to reduce government budget deficits through spending cuts or tax increases. The script criticizes the policy of austerity implemented by the UK government, which has resulted in cuts to public services and an exacerbation of societal issues.

💡Inflation

Inflation is the rate at which the general level of prices for goods and services is rising, and subsequently, purchasing power is falling. The video mentions that the cost of essential goods, such as food and drinks, has risen significantly, indicating high inflation rates that affect the population's standard of living.

💡Public Services

Public services are systems or services provided by the government to ensure the well-being of its citizens. The script describes the systematic underfunding and decline of public services in the UK, such as healthcare, law enforcement, and infrastructure, which has led to a decrease in the quality of life for many citizens.

💡Ground News

Ground News is a media platform mentioned in the script that provides news coverage with a focus on identifying and highlighting media bias. It is used as an example of a tool that can help viewers understand different perspectives and the extent of certain issues, such as economic problems in the UK.

Highlights

Over 2/3 of British citizens in a survey believe the UK is in decline, with 20% more feeling this way compared to just three years prior.

The NHS, once a model for universal healthcare, now struggles with a waiting list of nearly 8 million people for crucial appointments or operations.

The UK economy has been stagnating, with the cost of essential goods rising to record levels, making basic living increasingly difficult.

First-time home buying has become nearly impossible due to rising prices, and rents and bills are draining a generation's resources.

Train ticket prices have skyrocketed, with delays and cancellations increasing even faster, reflecting broader systemic issues.

The UK is one of the worst-performing developed nations in nearly every metric, suggesting deep-seated problems beyond recent events.

Basic infrastructure like roads is neglected, with over a million potholes estimated, increasing the likelihood of vehicle damage.

Local councils, responsible for maintaining community services, are severely underfunded, leading to a decline in public services.

Crime rates have risen due to understaffed police forces, with over 2.1 million cases left unsolved between 2022 and 2023.

The number of unsolved murders has doubled since 2010, reflecting an erosion of law and order.

Over a third of all libraries have closed since 2012, indicating a broader decline in community resources and support.

Several councils have fallen into bankruptcy, with Birmingham being officially broke, signaling a crisis in local governance.

Inequality in the UK is among the worst in the developed world, with significant divides between rich and poor and regions.

The UK's train system is the most expensive in Europe, with high prices not reflecting service quality, indicating a failure in public service management.

The NHS has been negatively impacted by bureaucracy and predatory corporations, leading to staff shortages and financial mismanagement.

The UK's shift towards a service-based economy has led to financialization, with wealth concentrated at the top and little trickling down.

Tax evasion and the use of tax havens have become systemic issues, with trillions of pounds tied up in offshore accounts.

The housing market has been manipulated by the ultra-rich, driving up prices and making home ownership unattainable for many.

Public services have been systematically underfunded, leading to a decline in quality and availability, affecting the entire population.

The UK's economic decline has been decades in the making, with policies favoring the wealthy at the expense of the majority.

The Panama Papers exposed a massive tax evasion system involving high-profile individuals with little to no consequences.

The UK's economic issues are widespread and deeply rooted, affecting all aspects of society from healthcare to public transportation.

Transcripts

the UK is on the brink of collapse in a

survey of British citizens over 2/3 said

that the country is in Decline 20% more

than just 3 years before it isn't hard

to see why they think this just trying

to survive in the UK is all the proof

you need every single part of life has

ground to a hold take the NHS used to be

a shining example of what universal

healthcare could achieve now it's in

tasses with nearly 8 million people on

the waiting list for crucial

appointments or operations all the other

parts of the government have been

deprived in a similar away whether

you're getting a new passport or

reporting a crime everything seems

broken meanwhile the economy of the UK

has been stagnating for years the prices

of essential Goods have risen to record

levels with food and drinks getting 25%

more expensive on average in just the

past 2 years buying a house for the

first time is a pipe dream now and

Rising bills and rents have bled a whole

generation dry the ticket prices for

trains of skyrocketed whilst delays and

cancellations have gone up even faster

it's no surprise the question in

everyone's Minds these days is why

doesn't anything work anymore while the

politicians might blame our problems on

Co or the global economic downturns it

doesn't change the fact that the UK is

one of the worst performing developed

nations in nearly every metric out there

so let's peel back the curtain and

reveal what's really going on the true

reason behind Britain's slow March

towards

ruin it used to be the case that if you

didn't pay attention to the news you

could go through life in the UK

blissfully unaware of any major problems

that time has been and gone though today

it's impossible not to notice the Decay

the moment you step out of the door a

great IND indicator of just how messed

up things have become are the roads it's

generally a simple job to keep them

functioning at a bare minimum in the UK

though even this most basic of Duties

has been neglected it's estimated that

there are over a million potholes in the

UK right now around six for every mile

of road compared to 20 years ago you're

even twice as likely to damage your car

by driving on British roads and this is

just one example of how the country's

decline has taken a toll on the wealth

and well-being of its people making sure

there aren't massive holes in the road

is a responsibility that falls on

community govern which in the UK are

called councils but the 3177 different

local councils that keep the country

running are severely underfunded underst

starved and overstretched this isn't the

only way that the UK streets have gotten

more dangerous over time Law and Order

in the UK has been eroded by wave of

budget cuts the police are now two

understaffed and two of a stretch to

enforce most laws meaning crimes have

gotten far easier to get away with

between 2022 and 2023 it's estimated

that over 2.1 million cases were left

unsolved with no suspects identified

that's over 6,000 every single day only

around 300,000 crimes were actually ever

prosecuted and the results of this are

disturbing even the amount of unsolved

murders that happen every year has

doubled since 2010 on top of that a

reduction of 4,500 Community police

officers since 2015 means that there's

far less of a chance that if something

does happen there will be somebody close

by to help even if criminals do get

caught the overcrowded and underfunded

prisons make judges incredibly unwilling

to prop punish the perpetrators instead

of actual prison sentences ating the

drunk tank and a small fine is often the

only result of their actions CS to all

public services over the last 12 years

have hit them hard leaving them

struggling to cope a 2022 study on local

government across the UK found that they

had been hollowed out community centers

parks and other public areas have fallen

into disrepair or being abandoned over a

third of all libraries have closed since

2012 more than giving people something

to read the facilities there were often

the only way for some people to even

apply for jobs or access a computer but

cutting away the few things Council has

actually provided hasn't saved their

bottom lines it's only briefly delayed

their inevitable collapse a whole slow

of different councils across the UK fell

into bankruptcy last year Birmingham is

officially broke the city council the

largest local Authority in Europe is

effectively bankrupt with one in five

expecting to join their ranks over the

next 2 years and as you look further

into the future the picture gets even

worse in 5 years half of all councilors

in the UK expect to go bus without

intervention it's a problem that

reflects the growing inequality in the

UK first there's the Divide between the

rich and the poor which is among the

worst in the developed world there's

worse relative poverty and higher

morality rates in some British towns

than in Turkey Romania and Poland that

isn't the only inequality in Britain a

major divide that's been growing for

decades is the massive gap between

London and the rest of the country the

income per person in the richest parts

of London is more than four times as

much as the poorest parts of England

money has flowed out of the rural areas

and the other cities and into the

capital now the only hope for most young

people to get a good job is to move

there and join the mom of Skyhigh rents

and7 pints you would think a country

with such unequal Capital would put its

focus on making sure people can get

there quickly and efficiently but by now

you can probably guess it's the complete

opposite the UK has the most expensive

train fairs in Europe so what did people

get for the extra price they're paying

over 40% are delayed around 3% are

cancelled and on top of that there are

still constant strikes over low pay for

a country where over a million people

mut into the capital every day with a

vast majority taking the train it's a

shameful display this is such a big

problem in the UK right now luckily I

have a solution for getting a balanced

perspective on use that keeps me fully

informed it shows me the bias from the

media on both the left and the right

highlighting what each side focuses on

and ignores it's called Ground use so

let me tell you about the feature I use

for this video to ensure both sides of

the political Spectrum were covered in

this video go to ground. news/ moon to

check them out the Mind news bias

feature has a really useful personal

dashboard feature where you can get

insight into your reading habits to see

where you're getting your news from and

if you have any blind spots which shows

you your most read news sources the

article biases of the stories the

factuality and the ownership of the news

organizations you read which was really

useful for understanding my own bias

that I wasn't aware of before to make my

opinions better informed they also have

a blind spot feed which shows stories

that are disproportionately reported by

one side of the political Spectrum while

also providing access to primary sources

alongside how the news interprets it

bringing to the surface roughly 20 of

these stories per day meaning you'll

always be informed their app and website

gathers related news articles from

around the world on any topic with

context like a sources political leaning

reliability and ownership so really know

exactly where information is coming from

Gathering news from 50,000 sources

around the world every day and with the

ground news bias distribution feature

they clearly show how widespread the

economic issues are in the UK right now

with ground news reporting that 43% of

media coverage of the economic problems

in the UK was by Center leaning sources

now ground news relies on subscriptions

to keep their mission of transparency

going so support them by going to

ground. news/ moon to check it out the

same plan I used to get all the features

for just $5 per month and with my link

you will get 40% off of their unlimited

access Vantage

plan as we've seen every part of the UK

government has been systematically

underfunded and cut to the point of

collapse but nowhere is that more clear

than in the NHS no other victim of

Britain's demise has caused more

suffering and hardship for its people

suffocated by bureaucracy the health

loses billions to oversight and

overpayments there's such a shortage of

Staff in brison's aging population that

a large part of the gaps are filled with

outside private agency staff one of

their shifts can cost as much as £2,000

of which any half goes to the agency

rather than the nurse there are a number

of predatory corporations squeezing the

NHS dry when Co hit it was at its worst

the NHS was so overloaded it nearly

collapsed in on itself the UK like the

rest of the world di needed protective

equipment for both the patients and for

the NH staff the contracts to make and

sell this gear to the government were

auctioned off to the biders best

connected to the conservative government

at the time in just this one scam 1.6

billion in contracts were given away to

friends or politicians without any

competition but you can be sure the

governments got the best deal they could

for such an important life-saving

product either they didn't receive the

care they needed in time or there simply

wasn't enough staff paying attention to

intervene at The crucial moment even as

Boris Johnson sat in a hospital bed

suffering from the disease his cronies

were busy making them all a profit from

the Cris

you can easily blame the conservative

government which has been in power for

over 12 years for lots of this decline

it's true a large part of it falls on

them their policy of austerity cutting

Public Services Mass migration and

general neglect has led to this decline

but even though you can justify blaming

them for a lot of it they're not the

only ones lots of these problems have

actually been decades in the making

despite our technology getting more

advanced and our country is getting so

much richer people's lives are somehow

getting worse instead so how is this so

this is especially happening in the UK F

prices and rent have risen to ludicrous

levels shutting Millions out of owning a

home all these symptoms of Decay have

hit young people especially hard making

them apathetic towards a country which

has taken everything and given pretty

much nothing in return the world has

gotten so much more advanced but people

are still struggling to survive workers

and factories are more productive but

there's somehow less to go around levels

of unemployment um within that

subsection then people are uh pushed

into accepting uh low wages and um um

poor working conditions the whole point

of a healthy Society is to make things

better for your children and it seems

like it's being completely forgotten

it's a frustrating Paradox which lies at

the heart of the UK's Decline and to

find the answer to this Paradox we need

to go back and take a look at how the UK

has changed over time how its economy

has shifted away from production and

actual goods and how it became the most

successful tax Haven the world has ever

seen Britain's historical wealth can

easily be explained by their empire they

enjoyed over A Century of near complete

domination of the world turning the

country into by far the richest and most

powerful country owning or managing a

third of the world and all the we

they're great will do that but today

you'd be forgiven for thinking that they

just been coasting on that build up of

wealth ever since but whil they might

have lost over political control over

their colonies that isn't the complete

story in said the UK and other Colonial

Powers outsourc their domination a new

day in Hong Kong G of the British who

ruled Hong Kong as a colony for 156

years and in their place are the Chinese

complete with a new legislature and

thousands of troops as they left their

former Colonial possessions the UK and

other Western nations would strike a

deal with whoever ended up in charge the

O status quo of joining a country's

resources was kept in place the only

thing that changed were the politicians

doing the Dirty Work local leaders were

happy to siphon off funds and take money

out of the system meanwhile using the

last of their Island colonies in places

like the Caribbean or Hong Kong the UK

then set up tax Havens even though these

places were technically out of UK

jurisdiction it was all a smoke screen

the UK and the banks that called them

home were still in charge and they used

this lack of overide to set up a system

of secret trusts using these agreements

anyone well connected with the right

people could secretly store their money

away from prying eyes it's a simple

system when you get past all the things

they put in place to make it seem

complicated whether you're a corrupt

official from a newly independent

developing country or just a drug dealer

you could store your dirty profits

through the system the UK and their

Banks could hang on to the money using

it to grow their own fortunes until you

needed it again this system was so

successful it fundamentally transformed

the entire UK economy in a process

called Financial ation one Barkley

Professor estimates that over5 trillion

pound is tied up in tax havens of which

the British control the largest silver

of the pie other estimates put the

figure closer to 20 or even 25 trillion

and we have no real way of telling

however it was clear that Banking and

finance became the way the UK made its

money while actually making things

slowly died out it's how London became

so much richer than the rest of the

country the glass skyscrapers at its

center with the Beating Heart of the

system but how did this make the UK poor

over time if so much money was still

flowing yeah while the amount of money

that the UK made from the shift of

banking was enormous only a small amount

of it ever gets into the wider economy

and into people's pockets it mostly

either stays in the accounts of the

super rich establishment or disappears

into a web of offshore Holdings unlike

regular tax evasion which the tax man is

Keen to crack down on this institutional

fraud doesn't get punished the people

with the power to do something about it

are the ones benefiting from it when the

Panama papers were released they

revealed just one small part of a

massive system of fraud everyone from

Hollywood movie stars to massive

corporations were in on the scam but

possibly the most shocking development

in the Scandal was when the father of

David Cameron was outed by the leap

documents he had been running a major

operation hiding tens of Millions for

his friends and family other top UK

government officials were also named in

the documents of course nothing happened

after the massive League other than a

few phony arrests years after the fact

the UK did head a global conference on

fighting tax evasion but it was all just

for show as of January 2024 the UK

hasn't charged a single company under

the new tax evasion laws they unveiled a

year after the leak in fact this

enrichment of the upper classes has come

at the expense of everyone else in the

UK with so much money the new class of

ultrich tax avoiders started buying

stuff anything which might be a

profitable investment the most important

and popular option was housing which

inevitably sent the prices skyrocketing

past wages and inflation over 100

billion PS worth of property in the UK

is secretly owned instead of finding a

person or a company when you follow the

paper trail you'll inevitably get led to

an offshore shell company meanwhile

Government after government has put up

more red tape and barriers to new houses

being built as the less houses there are

overrule and the higher the demand is

the more their Investments are worth

it's a one two punch that has ruined the

next generation's chances of owning a

home before they're 40 if they're lucky

but it wasn't enough for these people to

siphon off the money that the UK was

making there was more money to be made

by squeezing the revenue out of the rest

of the government a survey for the

resolution Foundation found that 11% of

Britains the equivalent of 6 million

people hadn't eaten when hungry because

they didn't have enough money for food

as you might have noticed Britain seems

to be in a permanent economic crisis

ever since the 2008 financial crisis and

especially since brexit growth has been

slow productivity has been stagnant and

the UK's public finances have been under

permanent strain and that's not the only

issue look at the Gap between rich and

poor and you can see the UK higher these

bars are the more unequal the UK is much

more unequal than many other countries

uh around Europe particularly northern

Europe uh particularly the nordics key

services like the water system and the

trains had been sold off years ago but

the world connected people in charge

began squeezing as much as they could

out of them even if they stopped working

properly and even if there was sewage

leaking into the rivers or a NeverEnding

series of strikes it didn't matter they

weren't the ones suffering they were the

ones profiting lots of these policy

changes have come under the conservative

government of the past 12 years but

they're not the only ones to blame while

the labor party might not be so obsessed

with cutting Public Services they also

can't rock the boats over tax evasion

last time they were actually in

government one of the things that

brought them down was a scandal over

taking money from the public treasury

they had been charging the government

itself for their own luxuries and second

homes their only problem was getting

caught they should have stuck to show

companies and tax evasion rather than

being so obvious the whole offshore tax

evasion system began as a way for the UK

to keep its implicit control of

developing countries after they had

gained independence it meant they could

keep raking in profits from their

resources and Labour pools but over time

it turned into a Feeding Frenzy the game

was to see who could suck the most money

out and keep it for themselves nothing

was sacred every public service was

systematically drained and the profits

were used to damage the UK's economy

even more eventually this process of

financialization brought Britain of its

old production-based economy whilst

offering nothing in return all the money

floated up to the top and we're seeing

the results of this in the modern UK's

crushing inequality lack of policing

crumbling healthc care system and lack

of affordable wages greed has no limits

and letting it carry on forever can be

disastrous if tax Havens aren exposed

and their funds aren't put back into the

UK economy the country will continue to

Decay until it inevitably

collapses if you enjoyed this video and

you want to learn how to make videos

like I do on this channel well I'll show

you behind the scenes stuff and how we

post so many videos on how we create the

videos in the first place how I grew the

channel to have over 1 million

subscribers you can join me in Moon

Society for just $5 a month you can talk

to me and a bunch of other content

creators to grow your audience and make

better and more meaningful videos

together while I'll be doing specific

YouTube q&as calls and regular posts to

give you as much help as possible so if

you're a filmmaker Creator someone who

wants to make meaningful content and put

it online you can join me and hundreds

of others at Moon Society on school use

the link in the description below