MassFaceBookFans - YouTube (in case my comment isn't 'approved')

A studio-owner left a comment on my profile-page, and I followed his profile-link to see the one vid he had uploaded, a MassFaceBookFans testimonial.

Someone had left a comment below the vid, saying it was 'the fakest video with the fakest comments ever seen.' And I submitted a comment to the vid-posters defense:

"You mean 'the realest video' (can't speak for the comments). Most 'ad'-videos ARE fake ('Step right up, friends, and I'll make ALL your dreams come true!' etc.) He's being real when he says that 'it's all about the view-counts, like it or not'

It's true that fake-ish counts don't pay, but they DO give the feeling that your stuff on YouTube and Facebook 'matters,' inspiring you to do more and -inspiring others to treat you like you're something more.

('what 'being nothing' teaches.)

I had also wanted to mention that such a video as this might also convince me to 'buy-into' one of the several programs online that 'fake-up' a "huge" subscriber-count (i.e. not a count of 'people that actually WATCH your videos,' but rather a count of 'people who agree to be counted on your list if they can count you on theirs').

But no, I'm still under the 'If you build it, they will come'-spell—thinking that–if I continue to 'faithfully' post 6 Bible-chapters per Week–the people will one day wake up and see that I (The Miracle) am giving them what they need ... wisdom, inspiration, instruction.
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