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Casey Neistat

Casey Neistat

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Nov 1, 2026

Griff DuncanGUEST
24:40
My freshman year of college, so this was like 12 years ago now.
Griff DuncanGUEST
24:44
Are you guys familiar with Casey Neistat? By any chance? Okay, so he was this, he kind of invented the vlog and he was doing this daily vlog at the time.
Griff DuncanGUEST
24:54
And at the same time, it was my freshman year of college.
Griff DuncanGUEST
24:58
There was a lot of change.
Cliff RavenscraftHOST
2:31
And it started out with some vlogging that he was doing.
Cliff RavenscraftHOST
2:33
And he would do the multi-camera, you know, the old Casey Neistat style vlogging, the kind of vlogging we all did back in the day.
Cliff RavenscraftHOST
2:41
It started out with that.
Cliff RavenscraftHOST
2:43
And then over time, it evolved into talking about AI and being more along the lines of a talking head video, but with edited B-roll and jump cuts and all this other stuff.
Jimmy DirestaHOST
56:33
I find it every once in a while.
Jimmy DirestaHOST
56:34
I did like a full Casey Neistat on it before.
Jimmy DirestaHOST
56:37
He and I had this similar quality where we take a whiteout pen and write everything on it.
David PicciutoHOST
56:42
button off on on i was doing all that and then i saw casey doing it i was like
speaker_3NARRATOR
32:11
The only way to do that was to have more professional content on the platform.
speaker_3NARRATOR
32:15
There were a few individuals who were bringing that high-quality production onto the platform like Casey Neistat.
speaker_3NARRATOR
32:20
But that kind of talent was few and far between.
speaker_3NARRATOR
32:22
Google was more than happy to distribute the content produced by these digital media startups, which had dramatically less risk of copyright infringement and significantly greater production value than an amateur skit.
TechieHOST
9:19
But it's just an interesting way that I've never tried to empathize with anyone before but it really worked and I just felt like I could put myself in his shoes and understand what he was feeling suddenly.
TechieHOST
9:32
Then a friend sent me something this morning from a vlogger called Casey Neistat on YouTube.
TechieHOST
9:37
If you guys haven't seen his videos, he's got some really good videos.
TechieHOST
9:40
Probably one of the best vloggers in the world on YouTube.
speaker_1HOST
4:37
Insta360 in the past five years has built a powerful moat between smartphones and professional cameras, earning acclaim from Wired, CES, New York Times, and Japan's Good Design Award.
speaker_1HOST
4:48
Their cameras are sold at Apple stores, Best Buys, and Costco's all around the world, have been endorsed by internet stars like Casey Neistat and Corridor Digital, and support use cases that extend far beyond extreme sports.
speaker_1HOST
5:01
In the past 40 years, there have only been two camera manufacturers to have IPO'd.
speaker_1HOST
5:05
and one of them is Insta360.
Owen CookHOST
13:33
If you're just gonna sit there in the, I would predict that for 99% of you in here, the mode that you're in being real Honestly, if you're just gonna sit in this mode, you'd be better off just saying, you know what, like my buddy Tynan did this, he's called a minimalist.
Owen CookHOST
13:47
He went and got a small RV, he made some ebook that he makes like $1,200 a month on, and he just drove around the country, and him and his buddy will go in speedos for their self entertainment, just in a speedo, on an electric scooter, similar to Casey Neistat, have you seen that? And they go around in speedos, city to city, living on 1,200 bucks a month, They eat super duper clean, they eat organic food and drive around on Speedos while living in an RV in a different city all the time.
Owen CookHOST
14:17
He even went and bought a private island in the Maritimes of Canada because it was dirt cheap and he goes camping on his private island, okay? His name is my friend Tynan, tynan.com if you wanna see this.
Owen CookHOST
14:29
T-Y-N-A-N.com, I believe.
Michael ChudleyHOST
9:53
Maybe
James SinclairHOST
9:53
Casey Neistat? He's got no staff, has he? He must be bringing in six
Michael ChudleyHOST
9:56
million.
Michael ChudleyHOST
9:57
Yeah, there'll be people like that for sure.
JamesHOST
20:35
I watched it the other night.
JamesHOST
20:35
It was Casey Neistat was talking about this big failure that he had done with Mr.
JamesHOST
20:40
Beast trying to make this video and how it didn't work.
JamesHOST
20:42
And through that, he could see the success of Mr.
Ali AbdaalGUEST
44:46
But like, I've been on YouTube for 10 years now and there's always like the pendulum shift.
Ali AbdaalGUEST
44:51
There was the era of 2017, which was when Casey Neistat was still like popular and vlogs were the thing and it was all about the Casey style vlogs.
Ali AbdaalGUEST
44:59
Then we went more into like Mr. Beastification territory where it was all about like... retention editing and this and that and the other.
Ali AbdaalGUEST
45:07
And then we moved a little bit more towards authentic vibes, less MrBeastification, even MrBeast himself are now doing more storytelling in the videos and character arcs and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

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