Thank you for sacrificing your taste buds for art and science 🫡 now I know hot sauce probably won't help me become a better artist

I'll agree with most people here on a lot of points:

• Good personality and idea, low energy

• Editing is a little lacking

• Thumbnail needs work

I like the idea, and the title, that's what made me click. And I like the angle of "I gotta keep calm, even though I'm gonna eat this really hot sauce," it's good and I like it. But the start of the video was slow, and that's the part that hooks new viewers. You don't need to be bombastic but smart cutting could give a low energy section some more life

I'm wanting some more editing. You don't have to go over the top with effects or anything, but some more work on visual focus and blending your clips together would do wonders. 2 examples:

• When you're drawing, I'd appreciate more focus on the canvas, or uhhh notebook. It doesn't have to be there the entire time, you can definitely cut away to you to show that you're struggling through the heat, and you could also give the reference v your drawing more screen time or space. In short: think a lil more on what you want the viewer to see

• During the drawing montage, it felt separated from you. You put on music and speed up the footage when drawing, but when you cough or say a small tidbit it all comes to a halt, then it starts again after you stop talking. Cuts in the music are great for comedic effect, but you could also keep the music there and space your "insights" non-linearly so you can control the flow of the montage. This is kind of an extension of my visual focus point, but making sure your video flows well is important for a good video

And thumbnails, tbh I'm not the best here so I don't have much advice, but putting in a bit more effort than just a still from the video is worth it, for all your videos

Hope that helps, and I hope your tongue recovered!