Anonymous-Frog 2021-01-05 03:54:56

I usually build around certain existing topics. Sometimes it's Reddit posts, sometimes it's previous episodes, and others are based off other creators' works, then I connect them all into one big timeline of events to tell a story about a frog. A simple frog trying to make his way in a world of nonsense.

Anonymous-Frog 2021-01-05 04:17:14

I usually follow a lot of the big subs in my field of interest such as r/Jokes, r/todayilearned, and r/gaming, though I also follow a few other niche subreddits such as r/themonkeyspaw (the basis for my first and fifth episodes) and r/askouija. I also follow subreddits dedicated to certain YouTubers, but to be honest, it's mostly about the memes and other sorts of humour.

What worries me the most is that for some reason, my videos could get taken down for any possible reason, especially copyright claims.

On Newgrounds, I'm worried that my content can get blammed due to my animation quality. When I first posted on Newgrounds, I submitted my latest episode (Raiding the Base), it got under 3 stars, which is why I initially held off against reuploading my old episodes.
Though they still passed judgement, they gradually got lower and lower recently.

What also worries me is not getting views. The YouTube algorithm is notoriously very difficult to please, and you can only go so much on Newgrounds in this day and age without getting lucky.

I usually create these videos because I enjoy doing it as a hobby (mostly). I originally created Anonymous Frog on some small, shady, video sharing platform that since closed down, mostly because I had nothing else to do, and because I'd like to experiment with stuff. Back then, it was just a low effort shitpost show made with MS Paint and Openshot, but now I'm starting to include some story to it.