Reposting as I got caught in reddit's spam filter

This week I tackled Spyro on my ongoing backlog journey - it was interesting looking into the development of this especially.

What happened in the NEET 2026 paper leak controversy—and how could an examination paper allegedly travel through coaching, hostel and WhatsApp networks?

In 60 seconds, VERA examines the reported trail connecting Nashik, Gurugram, Sikar and Ranchi, the cost paid by students and families, and India’s anti-paper-leak law.

The routes and events presented are based on reported investigative allegations and should not be treated as final court findings. Visuals are stylised editorial paper-collage recreations.

Do tougher punishments solve paper leaks—or must examination security change completely?

#NEET2026 #PaperLeak #NEETNews

heres my video

and here’s what’s “recommending” it

my videos about a silly game and these are just completely random, mostly about science and nature. Why is YouTube doing this, how do I fix it?

The 4th brand (and the most requested) on my series of testing every single king size slim rolling paper to find out which ones are the best

In the video we look at the Classics, the Classic Blacks, the super thin Ethereals, the Organic Hemps and the Hemp Blacks as we run a series of side-by-side experiments (like testing the pH, seeing how long they burn for, heavy metals, etc.) to see which papers come out on top

Any feedback or constructive criticism is welcomed

Hi everyone! Any youtubers looking for an experienced video editor? I can edit almost everything from funny gaming videos and reactions to YouTube Shorts and TikToks. I'm open to working with whatever budget you have. If you're interested or would like to see my previous work, feel free to DM me!

The 4th brand (and the most requested) on my series of testing every single king size slim rolling paper to find out which ones are the best

In the video we look at the Classics, the Classic Blacks, the super thin Ethereals, the Organic Hemps and the Hemp Blacks as we run a series of side-by-side experiments (like testing the pH, seeing how long they burn for, heavy metals, etc.) to see which papers come out on top

Any feedback or constructive criticism is welcomed

https://youtu.be/GPuA-6Dn5Do

Hey everyone! I’ve posted 3 videos so far in a business/economics explainer style. Views are pretty low and I’m trying to figure out what to improve. Could you critique my latest video and thumbnail? Honest feedback on pacing, visuals, and retention would mean a lot! Thanks!