How To Watch YouTube 2X Faster & 1 Small Style Tip On Matching Patterns
Hi!
I'm Antonio Centeno, the founder of Real Men Real Style.
Today, I'm going to be teaching you how to watch YouTube two times faster and I'm going
to give you one small style tip at the end.
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That introduction took maybe 20 to 25 seconds, but I know some people, especially if you've
watched hundreds of my videos, you'll find that it's like, "Darn it, Antonio, I just
want to get to the content.
Just give me everything I need, give it to me for free and don't ask any questions."
I'm joking.
I know most of you guys really understand why I do this.
At the end of the day, I create these videos knowing that this could be the first video
that you've ever watched and I want you to stick around, so I ask you to subscribe.
And at the same time, I ask you to like the videos so that they'll appear for more men
because Google uses it in its algorithm with YouTube in order to make that video pop up
higher and more people are going to find the video.
And of course, the 47-page e-book, I don't know why you wouldn't want that.
The book's awesome.
Okay, getting to the point, how can you watch these videos faster?
Perhaps you want to just hit the fast forward and go through it quick or maybe you've noticed
in some of my older videos, I talk really slow.
I don't know what I was thinking when I started off here on YouTube and I get better with
each video, but I can't do anything about those old videos.
What I can do is direct you to a place where you could get this to start playing faster
and be able to go either 1.5 or 2x speed.
"Okay.
Where is it, Antonio?
Get to the meat."
Go to youtube.com/HTML5.
When you go to this page -- or do a Google search if that address doesn’t work anymore
-- once you go there, go ahead and opt in to use YouTube as with HTML5 and then what
you're going to have is the option to fast forward and to watch videos two times faster,
and I think 1.5 times as well.
The average person can, I think, absorb material up to 300 words a minute.
The average person talks at about 150 to 160.
I think on my earlier videos, I was talking at like 100 words a minute.
Nowadays, I talk maybe at about 150 or 160, so I'm closer to average.
But when you're looking at my old videos, use the HTML5 option and you'll be able to
watch them two times faster and perhaps watch other things two times faster and make YouTube
more enjoyable for you, so there's my tip.
Okay.
What's the style tip, you're asking.
A lot of people, they're always asking me about how to match patterns and if you look
right here, I've got a variety of patterns.
I've got a stripe shirt.
Actually, it's got a little bit of fancy stripe, two types of blues in it.
I've got a polka dot tie.
I've got a paisley pocket square, and I've got a semi-solid jacket.
How can I match all these together?
Well, the key is none of these are the same.
Like I just said, this is polka dot.
This is striped.
This is semi-solid and this is paisley.
So by mixing those -- and there's a little bit of a connection color between them all.
And by doing that, I'm able to create a very complicated look, but it's actually very simple.
Think of it like if you're making soup.
If you add salt and then you add more salt, you just double the amount of salt.
You want to mix in different ingredients.
At the same time, you want to make sure that they all work together, so you don't want
to mix lemon with any milk product because all of a sudden, that milk product is going
to end up curdling on you and it's just not going to be great.
Trust me; I've done it before.
Okay.
I'll see you guys in the next video.
I hope you enjoyed this little YouTube tip.
It wasn't my normal style stuff, but I get enough people to ask that.
I just want to give you that helpful tip.
I'll see you in the next video.
Bye-bye.