Shadowing-Übung: JaackMaate Reveals His Regrets - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Do you regret any of those videos as you've matured?
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You say you've mellowed out and matured now and you even spot
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that you were doing them from like a not an authentic place, right?
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Do you regret them?
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There's some I definitely do regret, yeah.
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The majority I'd say no. Obviously we both know that I'm a big fan of Ricky Gervais and he always,
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one of his mantras is there needs to be a why in comedy.
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Why are you doing something?
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If you're targeting someone, why are you doing it? like um
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and a lot of my early main channel content like for
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anyone who doesn't know like i made a video reacting to um
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so well as advent calendar everybody knows it's got like six
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million views isn't it yeah crazy it did all right
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that changed the game for me in terms of youtube i
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was i was going to quit the the upload before
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that i was going to quit and then i upload
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that video and it changed the game but like
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when i look back on videos like that i have no regrets
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because it was funny it the comedy almost like it wrote
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itself like there was a reason why i was doing it
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it was it was a sketch that's all it was
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but there would be times when i fell into the trap of like
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okay people know jack mate for being the guy to slag stuff off
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and that's funny whatever and then i'd find a few things
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that naturally did piss me off and i could draw humor from it
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and then when the content dried up it was kind of like well i've now got to go
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and look for someone who's doing something wrong
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and become this kind of like sort of white knight of the internet sort of thing
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and it was like it's never who I was
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so I did my first ever video with Ricky Gervais and
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and that was the biggest moment ever for me and then I remember uploading the video and the interview was
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brilliant and the top comment was this is good Jack
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but Ollie White's released some new t-shirts that you haven't spoken about
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and i thought fuck me so i've got now that's what you want from me is that
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so then i'd go i didn't go out of my way
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to go okay zoella in the title bangs views what is she up to oh she's released a book now
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that book there was nothing wrong with that book
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but i'm trying i'm actively trying to pick flaws in it
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that i can dissect on my channel
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and it's like there that's kind of like the stuff i i i regret i remember ksi
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and joella they did their
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when i was trying to be edgy boy edgy boy jack
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mate they did their first press conference for their fight and
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that was in in manchester i think it was and i
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and and because i was the black sheep of youtube i would never get invited to them
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so therefore by default the jealousy would take over
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and i'd be like this is shit i want nothing to do with it where deep down i knew
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that i wanted something to do with that
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that whole youtube boxing scene in fact i'm a boxing fan i'm a youtube fan
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So why would that not appeal to me?
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And they did a press conference.
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And JJ, he said something about Joe Weller's medication, which I don't agree with.
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But in the context of a press conference, you say anything you can to get the upper hand.
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And I remember just turning on my camera straight away.
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I was like, KSI needs to be cancelled, blah, blah, blah.
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Because I knew it would bang views.
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But JJ is a hero of mine, as I'm sure he is to any YouTuber, any content creator.
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Joe Weller, I used to watch every single one of his videos.
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I love Joe Weller.
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So they're the ones I regret when I wasn't being authentic and not even really being funny.
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Just actually trying to go in on someone because I wanted
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that check at the end of the ad revenue to be higher that month.

Das Szenario: Reflexionen über frühe Inhalte

Die Konversation handelt von einem YouTuber, der über seine Reue und Lernerfahrungen mit früheren Videos spricht. Er beschreibt, wie er anfing, Inhalte zu erstellen, um humorvoll auf Dinge zu reagieren, aber später in die Falle tappte, sich zu bemühen, Fehler bei anderen zu finden – nur um Zuschauer zu locken. Diese echte Situation zeigt, wie Sprache in Gesprächen über Selbstreflexion, Karriere und Emotionen verwendet wird, und eignet sich perfekt, um Englisch sprechen üben zu können.

Nützliche Chunks & Kollokationen

  • Fall into the trap of – "in die Falle tappen, ... zu tun" (z. B. "I fell into the trap of looking for flaws")
  • Draw humor from – "Humor aus ... ziehen" (z. B. "I could draw humor from it")
  • Go out of my way to – "sich die Mühe machen, ... zu tun" (z. B. "I didn't go out of my way to pick flaws")
  • By default – "standardmäßig" (z. B. "By default, the jealousy took over")
  • Deep down – "tief im Herzen" (z. B. "Deep down, I knew I wanted to be part of it")

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