You have probably spent more time making videos than I have on, on YouTube, so maybe you know more than me.

Initially I was just making just random like videos on like YouTube, just me solving the cube quickly 'cause I saw everyone else doing it and it was like not much effort, so I was like, let me just do that.

And people started following me.

I'm like, "Oh, why are people following me? Oh, that's very cool." And I think I started making just random tutorial videos, maybe just help people, and then I think I leaned in towards that a bit more and mixed with that and just like solved videos and then I think more tutorial based stuff.

But that was when I was trying to make some coaching series, but that didn't really work out.

And then I think I tried doing entertainment stuff and then I was just like, uh, I can't really be bothered doing this.

I really like this so much.

Ready and go.

Did you feel like you really noticed the difference between yourself and your friends in terms of, like, how you were brought up as, with your parents?

I reckon so, yeah.

I think there's sort of like, you know, the Asian culture sort of like, you know, focuses, like, work hard.

Although my parents are a bit more maybe European, and, like, they grew up in a city that was more sort of Westernized, so they had those kind of values.

And they're, they're more sort of open with me, um, I mean, when it comes to, like, work and stuff, they want me to be happy.

They don't care about me being doctor or lawyer necessarily, like the majority of Asian parents.

They just want me to finish university, so, like, I'm pretty grateful for that sort of, um, dynamic.

[chuckles] That's a super hard question to jump in there.