I remember back in the early Steemit days, there was a popular post about a Male Makeup Tutorial which in fact, was a total joke. Those were the wild days when people earned a lot of money without necessarily adding much value to the network. I'm not saying that the spamming has completely stopped here on Hive, but, one Hardfork at a time, the user experience improved in leaps and bounds. I am very glad that Hive survived the hostile takeover, and I am grateful for Splinterlands and LeoFinance for making sure that our beloved blockchain remains relevant in the coming years.
I have been making more content lately, getting on TikTok and making YouTube shorts. They are getting pretty popular, especially with the confidence I have built in my dance classes.
My latest video is an ACTUAL male makeup tutorial, let's just say it's a look I have put together to go clubbing. It was fun to make, I appreciate my calm energy and poise. I can get better one challenge at a time.
I have been watching the J'amie podcasts by Chris Lilley on YouTube. I'm sorry but even if he is very cancelled, I can't help but find him hilarious and actually quite entertaining. I can't say I'm a narcissistic individual like J'amie, but I can certainly try not to take myself too seriously when I create content and play the part, so to speak; lean into it. I guess what I'm trying to say is that a makeup tutorial seems pretty self-involved and materialistic, so in a way, this fictional character is my role model. I am determined to find the funny in all of it, even if it involves saying some bad words.
Also, it's so hard to make content, all the selfies, it's exhausing you guys.
Later bitches!
If you're still here, check out my recent visit at the Art store. Rath is the only small art store in Vancouver and I love to encourage Theresa the owner who just happened to be dog sitting!
