EPISODE · May 5, 2023 · 53 MIN
NartOutHere: "I feel bad for Tier 1 pros because I show off all their stuff" | In The Crosshair Ep.5
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NartOutHere went from posting new grenades on Reddit to one of the biggest CS:GO YouTubers. We talk to the creator about his growth, how his videos impact the meta, as well as which two teams offered him a job in their backroom staff. 0:00 Intro 01:15 Introduction to CS 02:25 Original attraction to content creation and early-day aspirations 06:54 Growing a brand to attract more casual audiences 08:50 Is it possible to grow with just CS content creation 10:15 Gambling sponsors 12:48 Is branching out with different content a must? 15:07 How to balance the constant content flow 17:10 Did not being a notable figure in the scene initially make it difficult to grow? 19:05 Communicating with pro players 21:15 All things CS2 24:53 What teams are reinventing the game? 26:30 How will CS2 affect Tier 1 and Tier 2 teams 29:22 Do you ever spot a pro player using tips from your videos? 30:06 What team's demos do you hate watching the most? 32:10 What promoted NadesOutHere and did you expect its amazing reception? 36:33 Would competition be a good thing? 37:25 Workload sustainability 38:53 Utilising content teams and how to branch out 42:13 Would you work for a pro team as a coach or analyst? 46:45 Is the aim to ever go full-time content creation? 49:40 Have you ever thought of being an on-air talent? 51:17 Closing thoughts In The Crosshair is Insite's interview series, led by part-time caster, full-time Counter-Strike obsessive Freddie 'GrimyRannarr' Pritchard, with each episode putting a different notable personality in his proverbial crosshair. Follow! Guest - https://twitter.com/NartOutHere Host - https://twitter.com/GrimyRannarr INSITE - https://twitter.com/insite_cs
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