• Episode 43 - Rob "Beatdown" Brown (Establishing A Successful YouTube Channel)

  • May 13 2024
  • Length: 1 hr and 15 mins
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Episode 43 - Rob "Beatdown" Brown (Establishing A Successful YouTube Channel)

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  • This episode features my conversation with drummer Rob “ Beatdown “ Brown.

    Based out of Toronto, Rob is a self taught musician who discovered his passion for drumming as a teenager and developed his skills by analyzing and playing along with the music that inspired him.

    After leaving a full-time retail job to pursue a career in music back in 2012, Rob quickly circulated through the local scene performing and recording with a wide variety of artists in the R&B, jazz, contemporary Christian, and pop country scenes.

    In 2017, Rob transitioned to full-time YouTube content creator. Since then, his educational drum channel has rapidly become one of the most recognized and popular channels on the platform with over 300,000 subscribers.

    In our conversation, we talk about what it takes to develop and remain relevant to establish a successful presence on YouTube. We also discuss how sharing your own challenges and personal development can inspire others to embrace their own obstacles. Follow Rob: https://www.robbrownondrums.com https://www.youtube.com/@RobBeatdownBrown https://www.instagram.com/beatdownbrown7/ https://www.facebook.com/RobBrownOnDrums
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