Hearted Youtube comments on Kneecap Jake (@kneecapjake) channel.

  1. So I have dealt with anxiety, so much that I sought treatment and medication for it for years. You have very bad anxiety - you deserve much better than to walk through life being so scared. I’ve been there. Have you been in therapy? Sometimes it takes a while to find an effective therapist. I know you work out - that also helps. I was going to suggest earplugs and an eye mask for sleep, but I hear you have that covered.
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  2. I did the same but with shorts! Gained a few subs but made me realise like you said, it's better to focus on making content you enjoy & not the out comes
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  3. just what I needed to hear mate, thank you. the bit about skateboarding hit home. I'm terrified of getting injured. broke my arm skateboarding last year and it got in the way of my guitar playing. that's something I'm afraid to jeopardize!!
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  4. I think you had the balance just fine, keep it up.
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  5. Very interesting and inspiring
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  6. Could you wait until you are 68, like me? :) At your age, I found turning 30 profound.
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  7. really well put together with transitions, presented and edited. I've been watching a lot of self improvement / fitness stuff of late. dropping body fat, diet, stoicism, different mindsets and philosphies. alot of this content is directed at people are stuck watching YouTube or in a low point and are desperate to actually transform their reality. honestly all these videos had far less production and narration quality than yours but have many views. I know you might have a few like this already but maybe you can make similar? don't normally comment but wanted to chime in 🙂
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  8. Very informative video 🔥
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  9. Smashing it
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  10. I love the fisheye
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  11. Thank you for the honest reviews! I'll definitely buy more of these
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  12. Good video keep it up 👍
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  13. A few seconds in i was already like um wtf lol was she prancing xD and the next was just creepy but all were cringy lmao
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  14. Sure would and it would have to be America! Next on my list and would be happy to travel there on my own.
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  15. not gonna lie i watched your recent uploads and you sound just like me but well spoken and can elaborate their own thoughts easily. i have autism. but like, im not saying you do. but its something to look into. thanks for these videos!
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  16. This is interesting, I was taken off azathioprine from liver damage issues, and after 10 months infliximab has changed nothing here. I will 100% follow your channel as this is hugely insightful In the meantime I started an #ibdvisible sports charity in Kent, for local athletes with crohn's and UC to showcase their recoveries infront of a crowd of spectators to show a return to normal can be done. Just hope I'll be there soon 💜
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  17. The way this ended cracked me up. Watching you gain a new existential fear so intense you had to stop filming. Friendly reminder that the size you picked was only 10% of the comet that took out the dinosaurs.
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  18. Love the editing in this, feels like a TV spot!
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  19. I recently added sauerkraut back into my diet after years without it. Swear we keep doing similar things at similar times without knowing each other are doing. I eat kale everyday too and didn’t used to really like it either but doesn’t taste dirty to me anymore
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  20. A lot of us feel like we don't deserve success. When you provide value, through genuine human connection, through your videos, you're providing a service to those out here that feel the same way you do. There are a lot of us. That inner voice in our minds IS a spiritual battle, and it's beautiful to see someone pull through. Self doubt will inevitably creep through throughout your youtube journey. Just don't give up, and remember that you've beat it before. Carpe diem. -Kushy
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  21. Nice vid wasn't expecting this kind of quality.
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  22. I'm grateful that you made this video.
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  23. Love your videos Jake! Such truth the only time is now not a New Year’s resolution
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  24. My first flair almost killed me.
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  25. METAL GEAR??? I'm a Gen X'er who had to watch THREADS at school and THE DAY AFTER at dinner time. Good video.
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  26. Hi Jake, Thank you for sharing your journey, it strikes a lot of chords with my own and i guess many others too.
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  27. You made a true work of art here and this video is not only spot on accurate but a eye opener for me and im sure for others. You did a good job here and it's appreciated heavily so thank you.
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  28. It was so reassuring to hear those words ,you are making a difference in people life . Having a correct mindset and being realistic is extremely important.
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  29. I only check my YouTube to see if there is anything to watch. I ignore everything else. This is the perk of not having a "social media" life... but i also dont have a life. I guess the best thing to do is to only have notifications for the necessary ones (work) or "real life" (if you have real life friends). Also, set up working hours and social hours where you only have certain notifications during those hours. It might take time to change your settings, but you can use that time to cbeck what you missed. Social media jobs has ruined our ability to separate our lives from our jobs.
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  30. Stayed for the gameplay lol is this modded world at war?
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  31. Helping others is key to helping yourself, but make sure to take care of you as you are the only one that can really help you.
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  32. “Wake up babe, the new Kneecap Jake video just dropped”
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  33. Have fun, look after yourself, make a plan and keep it going - good advice!
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  34. im glad this got recommended to me honestly, thank you for sharing your story
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  35. The Steven Bartlett of Bare Foot Shoes - 10/10
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  36. Woah, nice progress! I look forward to seeing you get under 30!
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  37. lol was not ready for the cello
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  38. This is a great PSA. You've done good in this World
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  39. My story: I was a binge drinker for 50 years. How did I stop drinking so easily? I skipped the counseling and anonymous platitudes. I went to my doctor. He gave me a choice of two remedies. The monthly injection of Vivitrol or the daily 50mg tablet of naltrexone. I took the tablets for 30 days to detox and almost immediately lost the cravings for alcohol. Losing the cravings was as easy as taking Motrin for muscle aches. Mark me safe from alcohol.
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  40. Gave you a shout out on Reddit, hope it brings some well deserved attention to your channel!
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  41. 29 her 30 on 7 months. Subscribed. Sound like an older me. Look forward to more 👍
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  42. Something that really changed my perspective on my possibility of being on the spectrum is that difficulty eye contact isnt just avoiding eye contact. I have a lot of eye contact, and have to constantly ask myself "is this enough eye contact? Is this enough eye contact? Is this now too much eye contact? Okay, look away for a few seconds and go back to eye contact. All that to say - your explanstion that you give too good of eye contact leads me to believe you do have difficulty with eye contact ❤️
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  43. Just became 30 recently I appreciate this video. Reflection and correction can be the strongest tool. Thank you for putting your thoughts out there its refreshing and calming.
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  44. Hi Kneecap Jake. I only just discovered a few of your videos at random, and this one speaks to me on a deeper level. For years I've been focused on creative pursuits. At an early age I found I liked making videos, which eventually turned into a huge source of validation for myself. My peers gave me lots of praise over time for the work that I did, but your words made me think over, despite love and attention from others, how truly isolating it is. It's always been just me making videos. Putting my everything into them on my lonesome, despite the occasional collaborations from a classmate or friend. I'm in the position you described right now - isolated, self-employed, doing creative work/projects on my own. Over time I really got a lot of FOMO from seeing friends at college, as I chose not to go down that route for financial reasons and because I felt like I had the creative stuff figured out. Seeing other people in college doing what I do now, except in a group collaborative setting... it's painful. I sympathize fully with the feeling of wanting to be alone to pour yourself into your work, yet eventually having that loneliness creep in. A deep craving for collaboration from people that do what you do. I live with my parents, I have friends in college who I keep in touch with every so often, and I'll go to an occasional gig to do film work. Those sources all keep me somewhat social! But whenever I am in the community and in the weeds of doing creative work for others, as well as getting the opportunity to socialize with clients or just people - those are the moments I've felt truly alive. There is a beauty in just talking to people, especially after being isolated for a while. This video gave me lots to think about and makes me want to find where I fit in a community. Who knows, maybe I'll find some like-minded people in a community some day. Thank you for making this and keep doing what you do!
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  45. I was running near you most of the way yesterday so wondered if I could find the video - interesting to see me running from behind and to show the route, thanks for sharing it
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  46. I absolutely love the way you communicate, and how transparent you are. Ive just started this youtube thing and your video came up. I'd be curious, you mention that yoi are a small channel (and you talk through your stats), what stats do larger channels get? Eg, click through, retention etc (i suspect that a video talking about "whats the average" on youtube, would be very popular)
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  47. I needed to hear this. I'm glad i stumbled upon your channel XD
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  48. So apparently YouTube is recommending your video. I'm older, and I've heard a lot of things from people over the years. It sounds to me like you might be dealing with a mental illness creeping up ?? Like maybe anxiety, OCD or depression ?? I'm no psychiatrist, but suffering in this particular way is kinda unusual. If you can talk to a counselor or something, you might get some strategies or meds that can make your life better.
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  49. Love this stuff Jake! Gotta keep your chin up and always gotta push yourself! Whether that be meeting people or a new job or whatever. Always try make your life better!
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  50. Great vid, you will have 100,000 subscribers in no time
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