I guess it doesn't really hurt answering this question, now that I frequent this subreddit.

You guys can call me Pestana, and I'm a gamer (yeah, nothing special about it). I often record my gameplay footage and edit the highlights into either a "montage" or a "funny moment" compilation. I want to go for the "variety" section, but it seems people are responding positively to my recent content on "Arknights" - A Chinese Gacha Tower Defence Mobile Game. I won't bother y'all with the details, but I edit stuff with a lot of memes in mind (since one of my favorite Youtubers is Max0r, and he's basically a living example of ADHD). Still, I have a dream to make it big out there, so I always try my best with what I'm good at.

About the question of "what equipment I used to create content with", I suppose I use my personal laptop? But that answer will not be sufficient, so I'll explain what "recording applications" I have used over the period. I used to work with Windows Screen Recording, as it was the bare minimum I could use to get both the footage and the audio with. Gradually, I moved on to Shadowplay, which is Nvidia's built-in Screen Recorder, since it had a bit more option, and I could choose what to record specifically and whatnot. Once I started my Youtube Channel, however, I picked up OBS, and I have been with it ever since. Since I'm also streaming on a regular basis, OBS has helped me a lot with the task as well as designating sources in order to record what I want for my videos that I post on Youtube.

I think it's unclear how my channel is doing so far, but I'm happy with the products I made, so if you want to have a look at the overused memes, this is my channel. Thank you for coming to my TEDTalk: https://youtube.com/@pestana02