Another post about Mahoto is coming soon

Hello, I see that many English speaking viewers have been loving Livedoor News article about Mahoto. I know I promised that I would post the last part of his interview article. I am taking too long time!

The issue is that I am translating every words from Japanese to English. At the end of the interview, Mahoto talks about how to deal with criticism and his dream as a YouTuber. I am never really satisfied with how I translate his words because I want to make it as accurate as I can.

Today's post is just to announce that I haven't forgotten Mahoto's post. It is coming!
Don't forget to leave a comment down below :)

Ellie.

P.S. Here is a sneak peak from my next post...Mahoto's Livedoor News Article Part 3.

- What is the one thing you wouldn't do, when you don't hesitate to take risks for your videos?

Using fires, or doing something that I wouldn't want anybody copy me and take the same risks like I do. Also, because I go too far with my dirty jokes I sometimes violate Community Guideline on YouTube. Some videos of mine are being penalized and deleted lol

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