Hi everyone, How can i get a lesson?

Success in the YouTube channel business doesn't typically come to dilettantes. To take a two year break and somehow not think that would wreck your channel...that level of naiveté is staggering. What that does, is it attracts a low level audience. Heck, just look at the leaderboards here. I hadn't looked in about two months, but now Chuck Wood is Draven's new "leader" with a whopping score of 18. Some leader. What an inspired group you've managed to attract, Draven. Chuck, I had 151 (no, that isn't a typo, it's 151 just like the Bacardi) on the leader boards and that was three and a half months ago! Realize that a certain termite made it impossible for me to be part of this place after I helped build it. He has such an utter lack of backbone that he couldn't summon the fortitude to talk to me face and tell me "This is why I'm banning you." He didn't have the guts to do that, yet somehow, he thought I'd let him keep all the articles I'd posted to build the foundation for this place! No, that wasn't gonna happen. I took almost all of them down. This place had four pages of content in early January. Now it doesn't have a full three pages. Draven, the level of person you attract has no ambition to contribute anything of substance to this place. They're pitiful in their lack of artistry and ambition. They're not enthusiastic. I left just enough of my posts up so you'd be continually reminded of the difference between what you had here and what little you now have left. Draven, you put people to sleep with your bullsh*t podcasts. You can see it in the number of views they get. Even your "community" doesn't have anything complimentary to say about them! You've got podcasts that last for over an hour and they get 51 views or 64 views. What that is, is reality speaking to you. Reality is telling you: "Quit. You don't have what it takes. You have never had what it takes. Even you, on some level, realized it when you relegated yourself to Christian rock because there is so little competition there."

Has a song ever moved me to tears? Hell yeah! A number of songs have. I think guys tend to be hesitant to talk about this, but before we get into this any further, here's a public service announcement: If you're serious about singing, you have to put in the effort. Nothing will be handed to you on a silver platter. Have you ever seen footage of Draven or of one of his students headlining an arena or even a 2,000 seat venue? Where are all the great success stories that have come from RSS? Even on YouTube, look at the views he's getting. Most of his more recent uploads have views in double digits. How does someone fail so spectacularly with a YouTube channel about rock vocals if he has anything of value to offer? Look at Draven's competitors. Chris Liepe, for example, uploads three times a week and every video Liepe uploads either gets views in the thousands, the tens of thousands or sometimes even over 100K views. Chris Liepe runs his business like a business and he actually has connections in the business because he takes it seriously. On his YT channel: Liepe has had Will Ramos as a guest. Liepe has had Andy Cizek as a guest. Liepe has had Spencer Sotelo as a guest. Now, can you really imagine a dilettante like Draven attracting guests of that caliber? I don't think so! If he asked, they wouldn't even respond. These are serious people and serious people associate with serious people. Success in the YouTube channel business doesn't typically come to dilettantes. For Draven to take a two year break and somehow not think that was going to wreck his channel...that level of naiveté is staggering. Look at the quality of people he has attracted. There is a protocol for joining. Instructions are given as to where to introduce yourself. There are three questions one is asked to answer. Three. The vast majority of the people this place attracts fail to post their introductions in the correct place and they also fail to answer all three questions. Wow. All three, boatload of questions that it is.

This is the introductions thread. Say hi, tell us where you’re from and what you’re all about! In your introduction, answer these 3 questions: ➡️ What is your current music project and vision? ➡️ What moment made you want to pursue being a rock singer? ➡️ What's the main thing holding you back? We can’t wait to meet you!