They asked him to play other games and explain mechanics and tactics, they asked him to do more videos on various gaming situations, how he deals with certain things, etc.
ScrapMan Growing the audienceĮven when ScrapMan had just started streaming and posting YouTube videos, and celebrated his first 5000 subscribers, people wanted more from him. So that’s basically how ScrapMan treats his YouTube channel in general: no matter what game he plays, that will always be the same mindset of putting things together with the tools at hand, whether it be builds, video scripts, short films, etc. Scrapman admits that the game makes your mindset work in such a way that you start to create and put things together with the tools at one’s disposal. His nickname ScrapMan, as he says, will always remain the same as it is a homage to what got him started on YouTube, and for him it’s not just a reference to the game but also a mindset that the game encourages. So the next very day ScrapMan bought a good mic and started treating the videos as his job. ScrapMan started his channel on 20 April 2016, and even though he only had one video at that time, MrMEOLA saw enough in it and congratulated ScrapMan on his success.
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ScrapMan didn’t want to become a big YouTube star, he just wanted to archive his builds and creations to link them when other people asked, but was suddenly given a massive shout out by another popular YouTuber, MrMEOLA, who highly recommended ScrapMan’s videos and encouraged his followers to subscribe to his channel. While creating his machines in the game, he was very often asked a lot of questions on how he did certain things while engineering his creations, also whether he had a YouTube channel or not.
ScrapMan shared his story of starting a YouTube channel in one of his Q&A videos, saying that he was inspired to play “Scrap Mechanics” four months before he ever thought of dealing with YouTube.
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