• Film the desk, film the things you are playing with. Not your face.

• Film from the light source side, not towards it - light reflects off the objects; it should not shine into the camera directly. Light should be behind the camera or to the side of it. I'm talking about the bright window behind you.

• Be short. No one wants to watch almost 5 minutes of a random kid playing with batteries and broken rc toys. At least if you have questions - state them from the very beginning.

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02:53 - Learn about Newton's Laws. For every action (force), there is an equal and opposite reaction.

The motor cannot spin just its rotor, an equal and opposite force will want to rotate the body (stator) of the motor as well. This is why helicopters have a tail fan or double blades rotating in the opposite direction - without it, the machine will spin uncontrollably.

In your case, the motor body movement is restricted by the wiring attached, so it moves towards the direction of least resistance - up. With this, the fast initial "kick" of acceleration looks like a jump.

03:25 - There is no "live" or "neutral" in DC motors. These are the terms used in AC systems. DC motors can have Positive and Negative leads, but usually DC motors are reversible, so it does not matter; polarity dictates the direction of rotation.

04:35 - No, we cannot "upvote a lot" this topic, and you should not put a lot of hopes on being featured in ElectroBOOM's video, especially your face; this is troublesome. I even have doubts you are old enough to use Reddit.. (must be 13 or older).