On February 14, 2005, three former Paypal employees founded a video platform called YouTube. There were almost no cell phones with film functions back then, so many of the early clips came from classic camcorders or were recordings of television broadcasts.
They are a small remnant from the early days of social networking, before self-promotion became a part of everyday life and a business model. From this time there is the first collection of scenes from individual football matches, often accompanied by music from bands such as Linkin Park. In these best early clips, a young footballer appears to be wearing a Manchester United jersey, circling around his Premier League opponents in rows.
Everything in what was then high resolution 360p. Whether you like it or not: the Cristiano Ronaldo brand is probably the biggest of any single athlete in the world. The latest proof is the launch of his YouTube channel, which gathered millions of subscribers within a few hours. Just by reaching his membership goals, Ronaldo has received more awards in the past few days than in his two years at Al-Nassr.
At the moment, the channel, with videos of up to three minutes at most, still seems to be keen to keep Ronaldo’s name in the conversation outside the desert of Saudi Arabia. It would be exciting if the former world football player went into new areas. There are no limits to your imagination: joint Fortnite videos with his former teammate Mesut Özil, song parodies with Erling Haaland or CR7 discovering his inner Mirko Drotschmann and explaining how -text of politics for his mostly young audience.
The 39-year-old may finally want to escape the hustle and bustle after decades in the spotlight and let us take part in his round-the-world trip on a folding bike in Birkenstocks.
2024-08-29 23:27:15
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