The first video I made was supposed to be just a joke. It was about a Rajiv Gandhi Park situated in Udaipur, Rajasthan. In the video, I talked about how the park was named after former Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi, who died in an air crash in May 1991. The thing is that back then I had no idea what YouTube even was or how it worked!

I’m going to be honest here: My first video probably isn’t going to be very good. It might not even be watchable, but you’ll get the hang of it eventually.

I remember when I started out making videos, my mom was the only person who watched them and liked them. She doesn’t understand how YouTube works, so if she likes what she sees, it’s probably pretty decent!

Youtube is a great platform for people to share their opinions, but it’s also a great place for people to share their talents.

One of my talents is making videos on YouTube. I use my laptop and phone-camera to make videos that are then uploaded to Youtube.

In the beginning, before I started making videos on YouTube, I didn’t know if anyone would like them or even watch them. It was no surprise that my mom was the first person who liked it!

A lot has changed since then. YouTube has grown into a great platform to share your creativity with the world, and you can use it to connect with people all over the world. Your videos can be about anything from sharing knowledge, to talking about your experiences or just having fun making videos!

Some of them are about engineering topics or student life videos or travel videos.

But most of them are just funny videos about things that are happening to me every day.

The reason I make these videos is because I want people to laugh and feel good about themselves. I want to make people happy, and sometimes being sad makes you not feel good about yourself. So if you’re sad, then watch my videos and try not to be so sad anymore!

My channel is called SHREY PATEL (pronounced “sh-ray”). This is a combination of my first name, Shrey, and my last name: Patel. I chose this name because it’s easy for people to remember. It’s also easy for people outside the Indian community to pronounce correctly.

My name is a translation of the word “credit.” When I was born, my parents named me this because they wanted me to be the best person I could be. They did not know that I would become an engineer; they just thought it would be important for me to have a good credit score, which they thought was something that would always help me get ahead in life!