Music, yeah! I'm Bright P, and you're watching Bad C Tech. Today, I've got a little announcement for the channel. So, if you're watching this video at release, we're coming up quickly on 30,000 subs for the channel. Thanks to the recent 60% keyboard wave and a little giveaway I've got going on, the channel has grown like crazy over the past 30 days. It's really starting to feel like a little community. So, the past few days, I've been thinking to myself, how do we take that feeling and run with it? I mean, sure, I could always show thanks by doing a bunch of giveaways (and I definitely have some killer stuff planned for that), but I want to do something more. That's when I figured, there are a lot of cool setups out there, and people really like checking out other people's really cool setups. But, the problem is, that whole setup room Wars battle thing has just been done to death. So, how do we elevate that? How do we build a community around it? Here's what I came up with: every week, in every single review video, I'm going to insert a little segment towards the end of the video that I'm calling "Setup Flex". This is 30 seconds for you to show off your room, your desk, your setup, your PC, your peripherals. One of the hardest parts about being an aspiring creator and starting on a platform is getting visibility when you're new or when your numbers are still small. Are you an aspiring streamer, YouTuber, designer, editor, artist? Do you make banners, emotes, montages, custom handmade keycaps? Maybe you're just a really passionate gamer that likes to architect a super-clean setup and share that with other enthusiasts. This is your chance to get eyes on...
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