The transcript appears to be a monologue from a YouTuber, Christine, who is reacting to her early YouTube videos. She talks about her journey as a YouTuber, from her early nail art tutorials to her more recent videos where she talks about more personal topics.
She shares her experience of making her first YouTube video, a nail tutorial, where she was not physically present as her nails were the star of the show. She also mentions her first video with her voice in it and her first video with her face in it.
She talks about the copyright issue she faced with her first video which used royalty-free music. She also mentions her struggle with making complicated gradients and the thrill of it.
She shares her history of making YouTube videos, starting from posting nail art videos back in the days where they only allowed 15-second videos. She talks about how she started a YouTube channel due to the demand from her followers for longer versions of her videos.
She also shares her first YouTube channel trailer from 2014 and talks about how much things have changed since then. She mentions her first video where she talked to the camera and her first video where she was seen with her face.
She talks about the controversy she faced with her video on American pride nails and her gay kitchen. She also talks about how she was exposed to a lot of people with strong opinions on the internet.
Finally, she shares her thoughts on change and how it's normal for people to change over time. She talks about how it's important for people to understand this and not to judge others for their changes.
She ends the monologue by thanking her viewers for watching and looking forward to seeing them later.
1. The speaker, Christine, is a YouTuber who reacts to her own videos.
2. Christine's first video was a one-minute nail tutorial.
3. Christine started her YouTube channel to create longer nail art tutorials, as her Instagram followers wanted more detailed content.
4. Christine's first video with her voice and face was released on June 17, 2014.
5. The speaker is frustrated with the idea of having to explain things in her videos, preferring to just show the nail art.
6. Christine has been criticized for changing over time, with some viewers suggesting this is a negative trait.
7. The speaker believes that it's important for people, especially young people, to understand that change is a natural part of life.
8. The speaker believes that it's important for viewers to understand that the person they see on camera is not the same as the person they see in their everyday life.
9. The speaker is impressed by her cat, Zeiler.