Creating videos and vlogs with your family can not only be fun, it can also be very interesting to your audience. That’s what the “sibling tag” was created for.

What is the sibling tag?

The sibling tag is also known as the “sister tag” or “brother tag”. In the sibling tag, you and your sibling answer questions about yourselves and each other. Your audience (and you!) will find out how similar or different you two are and how you relate to each other. Sometimes you might even find out something about each other you didn’t know before!

This is an example of the sister tag by Luhhsetty:

If you’re eager to create a sibling tag video yourself but are still looking for the right questions, don’t worry: I have compiled a list of 66 questions here. Feel free to look through the list and pick out a few questions before you record the video. It never hurts to be prepared!

Here are 66 questions for the sibling tag:

Looking for the right tripod can be quite an undertaking. There are hundreds of offers on the market, and they all seem to promise the same. In this review, I looked at five popular and highly rated video tripods and will tell you what I think about them.

Note: Since we’re mostly talking about “video” here and not about professional filmmaking, I kept my selection rather budget-friendly. The truth is you can spend as much on a tripod as on a nice car. However, I assumed that most people visiting this site would be more interested in a tripod you don’t need to sell your car for. Feel free to tell me otherwise in the comments. 😉

Before I go on to explain how to find the right video tripod for your purposes, it’s important to know what makes a good video tripod in general.

When you’ve spent hours recording, editing and uploading your video, it’s often a stretch to invest more energy into creating a detailed YouTube description. But what if I told you you could streamline this process and save time every time you upload a new video? For this article, I have prepared a YouTube description template for you as well as explanations on how to use it.

It’s important to know why video descriptions matter. You’ve probably seen plenty of big YouTubers leave their descriptions empty. That’s why many small YouTubers do the same and write little to nothing into theirs.

While this might be fine when you already have a big subscriber base and get plenty of views, an empty description is usually a wasted opportunity for small and medium-sized YouTubers. A good video description can help you and your viewers in quite a few ways: