Barbie’s Dreamhouse? So three years ago. This week’s Pink Thing of the Day is the decidedly less wholesome Ed Gein’s Dreamhouse, a hilariously twisted creation from the darkly absurd animated series Cyanide & Happiness Show (on the Animation Plus Network).
At first glance, the house looks like it belongs in a kid’s Saturday morning cartoon. It’s Shocking Hot Pink from roof to foundation, complete with cheerful sparkles and the kind of cartoon charm that practically screams “family-friendly fun.” Then you notice the name. And the tiny figure peering out the upstairs window. Suddenly, this sugary suburban fantasy takes a sharp detour into the bizarre. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Ed Gein’s Dreamhouse→
Building an audience online feels a little strange at first. One day you’re excited because three people watched your video, and the next you’re refreshing your analytics pages wondering why someone unsubscribed after you spent 4 hours editing a thumbnail. Growing subscribers usually happens slowly at the beginning. Most successful creators didn’t become creators overnight and wake up with thousands of followers in one go. They built their audience with consistency and created content people genuinely enjoy returning to.
One of the best ways that you can make your content more engaging is by improving the overall experience for the viewer. Small touches like creators who use things like royalty free horror music in spooky videos, gaming clips, or storytelling content often create a strong atmosphere that keeps viewers watching longer. The longer people stay interested, the more likely they are to subscribe. The biggest mistake that many creators make? Focusing too heavily on numbers instead of connection. People subscribe because they enjoy the person behind the content just as much as the videos themselves. Continue reading How to Get More Subscribers to Your Content→
When you’re just getting your feet wet in the music industry, every decision feels make-or-break. You want your songs to be heard, your style to stand out, and your audience to grow — but budgets are tight, and attention spans are even tighter. That’s where lyric videos come in. More than just flashy words on a screen, lyric videos are now a powerful steppingstone for indie artists and newcomers alike. But how exactly do they work, and why should you consider one? Continue reading How Lyric Videos Help New Artists Get Noticed→
Tonight (July 7th), I’ll be joining the usual suspects from the Heavy Metal Round Table for a special live podcast on Ghost Cult Magazine’s YouTube channel, where we’ll be diving deep into Black Sabbath’s farewell concert extravaganza, Back to the Beginning. From the thunderous highs to… well, were there really any lows? Tune in Here from 4:30 to 6:30 PM Pacific Time for two hours of riffs, opinions, and unapologetic Sabbath worship (or critique). It’s going to get heavy. Don’t miss it!
YouTube is the place to be for music lovers and creators alike. Did you know that over 2 billion people use YouTube every month? That’s a whole lot of ears ready to hear your next hit! Whether you’re an aspiring artist or a seasoned pro, tapping into YouTube can skyrocket your music career. Continue reading Want to Get Your Music Noticed on YouTube? Check This Out!→
