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Thank you everyone for putting in your opinions. Highly appreciated. You guys can continue with your opinions if you like :)

I work in the Medical Industry. Medical Claims in particular

I like the simplicity, especially using kinemaster on the phone. I don't need to go to a laptop to edit nor use a mouse. I feel like I can edit faster using my fingers.

Thanks for the greeting man Thanks for the greeting and for the info

If you already enjoy someone's content and subscribed to them, what's the point of knowing how many subs they have? Totally agree

What would happen if youtube removed the option of showing the amount of subscribers you have to private ONLY?

Just wanted an opinion on whether they would have more Views or more subscribers if they were to choose just one and why? What are the pros and cons of both?

I would suggest, be yourself. Continue to be creative in your way and keep sharing. If people like your stuff, they will subscribe. Casey Neistat couldn't have said it better. If you want to hear how he said it check his video out "How to get 1 million subscribers"

I use my Galaxy Note 4. It has optical stabilization built in so I don't need anything else to stabilize a shot. I also do my editing on it.

Just showing a little bit of the family life and Texas out there. youtube.com/kovuixm

I use kinemaster for Android. You don't need a laptop to edit. I do all my editing on my phone. It's free to only to 720p tho.

Youtubers I like to follow are Devingraham and Casey Neistat. Devins and his team vlog on all their travels and the different obstacles they face trying to get a shot. Casey gives an awesome perspective of New York and his everyday life and travels. Casey is very creative on camerawork and editing.

There two different styles of how I edit my videos. In the beginning I was inspired by "Devinsupertramp" and hes style of editing. He then met with Casey Neistat and I decided to take a look at his channel. His videos are awesome. He gives you a perspective of New York and his everyday life...