https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VLrobIy2k58

Since he posted his first YouTube video 11 years ago, Mrwhosetheboss (Arun Maini) has gained over 16 million subscribers and a whopping 3.9 billion views across two YouTube channels.

On The Leaderboard with Fisayo Fosudo, Nigeria’s biggest tech YouTuber, he shares what it’s like to build the most subscribed tech channel in the UK, and one of the biggest in the world.

He details his growth journey, from starting out with daily video uploads to his current approach to video-making and editing, and shares how he learnt to value smart work over hard work.

He also harps on the importance of prioritizing mental health and fitness, and how he’s creating structure around his creative process to foster productivity and prevent burnout, especially in such a dynamic and fast-paced industry like tech.

Along with iconic tech YouTuber, MKBHD, Mrwhosetheboss recently weighed in on the long-standing iPhone vs Android debate. He shares why he switched to iOS after being a lifelong Android user, and it’s not for the reasons you might think.

As short-form content and the rise of TikTok are changing the style and format of content that audiences prefer, Mrwhosetheboss also shares what he thinks that might do to long-form content, and how he’s adapting to the changing demands.

He’s currently on a 3-month fitness journey, on a routine which makes working on a seat a luxury, and he’ll be sharing the improvements he’s made with his subscribers at the end of the period.

Watch the full video on YouTube to get into all the details.

Congratulations

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The two guys above me, make Una dey try rest now.

Wow, is been long am first to comment here.

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Am first to comment... Yay

Happy to know that there are good Nigerians making positive waves abroad

Congratulations

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This is great.

is he Uk's biggest? The other American guy is way bigger. marques brownlee

Jeromejnr:


UK and America? You sef read your statement.

yeah I know one is in the UK and other in US I'm just saying the US guy is way bigger than the UK's biggest. I'm surprised by that in a way.

I watched the video yesterday and I enjoyed every bit of it. Determination and consistency is the key to having a successful YouTube channel. I'm almost done editing the first YouTube video of my new channel, that shit isn't easy.

Fisayo on the beat

Mr. yum the boss

Congratulations

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This is the kind of news expected to grace FP not big brother nonsense

That guy's YouTube channel is loaded

Afolavid:
I watched the video yesterday and I enjoyed every bit of it. Determination and consistency is the key to having a successful YouTube channel. I'm almost done editing the first YouTube video of my new channel, that shit isn't easy.

We can mentor and guide you for 7 days, YouTube these days is all about working smart and not hard.

Fee is 25k for 7 days, this is the lowest prize you can get out there.

Drop a link to your channel

kelvyn7:
That guy's YouTube channel is loaded

No be all those ones wey go to shout "pls subscribe up to my YouTube channel up and down" when their channel isn't worth subscribing to

Maxikenna:



We can mentor and guide you for 7 days, YouTube these days is all about working smart and not hard.

Fee is 25k for 7 days, this is the lowest prize you can get out there.

Drop a link to your channel

How many subscribers do you have in your YouTube channel

Maxikenna:



We can mentor and guide you for 7 days, YouTube these days is all about working smart and not hard.

Fee is 25k for 7 days, this is the lowest prize you can get out there.

Drop a link to your channel

When resources are free on YouTube?
With comprehensive playlists on starting and growing a YouTube channel.
With Derral Eves community posts on starting a successful YouTube career.
Make una dey calm down.

PotatoSalad:

When resources are free on YouTube?
With comprehensive playlists on starting and growing a YouTube channel.
With Derral Eves community posts on starting a successful YouTube career.
Make una dey calm down.

You are 100% correct.

But the question is, is it applicable on Nigerian or African audience? It is very difficult to grow a YouTube channel based on the infos you get from people that uses free WiFi at home to access YouTube.

Do Nigerians have enough patience to watch a video to the end, why ? Because we use data. And so many other reasons

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