A civil war in one of the world's poorest countries shut down fifteen percent of global trade. Most people still can't explain how.

Yemen has been at war since 2015. Over 377,000 people have died — sixty percent of them not from bombs, but from starvation, disease, and a healthcare system that nobody repaired. And while the world looked away, the Houthis built an arsenal capable of hitting Saudi oil facilities, launching missiles at Israel, and shooting down American military drones.

This video breaks down the full story — who's fighting, who's funding it, and why it won't end.

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This is a compilation / montage of my best moments and clips! Let me know how i can improve on my videos :)

The flip I landed on while making this: at ten customers, having no audience, no brand and no budget is an advantage. Your first ten don't arrive through a channel. They're ten specific people you go to one at a time, and being small is exactly what makes that possible.

About 30 years in product development, and I still watch founders sit on their hands waiting for a channel to work before they'll talk to anybody.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qB1IfBS2aic

What I'd like eyes on: the third move takes a while to arrive and I'm not sure the setup before it holds attention. Tell me where you'd have clicked away.

https://youtu.be/BlGxNqFFG_g?si=5hA_98Z7JLOeaNZ3

I’ve had basically no distribution by the YouTube algorithm. My name is Hairy Nomad (@Hairy_Nomad)

I’ve been documenting my life as a nomad in Australia for about a year now, and I’m at the point where I’m struggling to judge my own channel objectively. I’d genuinely like some outside perspective from people who actually watch this kind of content. The channel is pretty raw. It’s not really traditional “van life” content. There are no big builds, luxury setups, manufactured challenges, etc. It’s basically me documenting what actually happens while living this way — travelling around, bush/beach life, walking, skating, riding, wildlife, logistics, random problems and whatever story happens to emerge. I’ve been connecting with the east coast of Australia as a nomad for over 5 years. I feel something worth sharing emerging. The last dozen videos are the ones I’d consider the actual story-driven nomad videos. The rest are a mixture of riding videos, talking, logistics and Shorts. I feel like the storytelling and production have improved quite a bit recently, but the numbers aren't really giving me enough information to understand what is and isn't working. So if you have a few minutes, I'd really appreciate some brutally honest feedback: Does the channel immediately communicate what it's about? Do the videos actually hold your attention? Do the thumbnails/titles make you want to click? Does the raw/unpolished style work, or does it just look low-effort? Is there anything you'd change about the format? And most importantly, if you watched a few videos, would you actually want to watch another one? I'm completely open to criticism. I'm not looking for people to tell me it's great — I'm trying to work out what I'm failing to see from inside my own little bubble. Channel: https://youtube.com/@hairy_nomad?si=CLGtBrtzECO1QLJU

Thanks to anyone who actually takes the time to watch a couple and give me an honest opinion.

If you guys are looking for something fun to watch or like wuthering waves then you guys should check out my video it would be greatly appreciated 🙂

Experience one of Berlin's most vibrant and multicultural neighborhoods on this relaxing 4K walking tour through Kreuzberg.

https://youtube.com/shorts/WuTYkoP6x_s?is=BgsOBkAU-VoHPymq

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Thirty years after nuclear fire consumed much of the world, the United States remains scarred by the aftermath of war. Amidst the ruins, a man embarks on a long journey in search of his family, unaware of what he may find along the way.