After 13 Years, YouTube Founder Intends Comeback

After 13 Years, YouTube Founder Intends Comeback

Jawed Karim, one of the founders of YouTube, was the first to upload videos onto the platform. After that historic moment, which occurred on April 23, 2005 ago, Karim never again upload any video through his YouTube channel, namely jawed. 

Apparently, it took 13 years for Karim to consider that he would upload the video again on the platform he founded with Chad Hurley and Steve Chen. This is evident from a poll he made through his YouTube channel.

There are two polls listed in the community section on their YouTube channel profile page. First, he asked if he needed to make another video. Secondly, what content needs to be sung on his latest video, with the choice of comedy, action, drama, or horror.

His actions plexiglass su misura also received a lot of responses from YouTube users. Over eight thousand users have voted in each poll. In addition, about a thousand users have also liked the poll conducted by Karim. 

If you see a comment field, many YouTube users expect him to repeat the same thing he did on his first video. In fact, the first video does not provide attractive content as often presented by the current YouTuber. 

In the inaugural video on YouTube, Karim just stood in front of the camera and showed himself in a zoo explaining what was happening and happening around him. The duration is very short, only 18 seconds.

Even so, the video is capable of reaching more than 50 million views and 1.1 million like. Plus, the subscriber owned by Karim has passed the 300,000 mark, a fairly large number for a channel with only a single video. 

Interesting what Karim will do in his latest video later, but that's if he actually uploads the video again later. Moreover, he has not revealed anything else through his YouTube channel.