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One became clear when the PC player 24 recently time with Hannah, Noisybutters' Bryan, the creator of Atlanta Faze Call of Duty content, said: She's just as real and lively as in her videos and streams. This is quite a rarity, as the people of people in front of the camera are usually a little selected, but noisybutters retains the positivity and happiness for which they are known, if we lives them for a morning interview about their life, their career And bring your reputation from the bed.

NoisyBusters tells us that Ashley "Midnite" Glassel, Director of Content at Minnesota Rokkr, she inspired you to create YouTube videos back then when she was content-creator for Optic Gaming, so she bought an HD-PVR and began To document your call of mandatory competitions. While she visited the high school, she juggled next to her newly discovered video creation love with high school tasks like cheerleading. When she went to college, she finally found a good balance between the creation of content and private life, and after completing its degree, Noisybutters decided to take a year and to address all her efforts on YouTube to see what would happen - And it has paid off.

Creating Call of Duty videos was initially just a hobby, and NoisyBusters had no idea that you could even make a living. "On my channel there is a very old video. That's basically I said, "I do not want to be known on the internet, I want my own little corner where I just sit here and tell my stories and can have this little creative valve. I do not want to be great. 'And years later, people ask: "Well, what happened to this video?" Oh, what kind of time. What a naive little butter. You did not know how far that would go. "

But if you create videos for YouTube or stream for a large audience, a hard piece of work is often required. Many content creators find it hard to turn off and lay down the work or to work out a schedule and to keep it. According to NoisyBudters, their friends describe their work ethically as those of an excited little puppy. ", You're like a dog. You have the zoomies really hard for a day and then you're away for a few days. '"It may seem like a strange comparison, but it's the perfect analogy for someone like noisybutters.

While studying she had worked for 15 to 16 hours of working days while she studied in her IT job worked and turned videos. To take such a heavy workload, however, helped her a valuable lesson. "Time to recover and charging is no waste of time," she says. "And I feel that it will greatly imply in this industry that you will miss the potential growth in your social media if you take time for yourself. I do not think you missed something. I find it very healthy [to] Come on computers, go outside and touch grass. I know that's a meme, but seriously, go out. Sunlight is amazing, the world is amazing. And do not feel the feeling that you need to be put under pressure to always be behind a screen. "

The focus of NoisyBusters on positivity and happiness has become your de facto keyword for video intros, and it's a message for which it has become synonymous. But while others have to consciously develop this attitude every day, it is innate for NoisyBusters.

"Of course, I'm very happy. I feel as if I had been born into this world, just to be happy and positive, "she tells us. "And I think the best I can do as a person and as an individual is to easily spread this positivity. So cheesy it may sound, it must give a reason why I am happy all the time. It must be. And I can give this happiness to others.

"Nobody is perfect, I have my days off and then, but even then I put myself to my cats and think:, man, today is a good day. I relax. I do not feel good, but tomorrow will be a better day. 'And that's pretty much as I live. Normally, I see the positive in every situation. "

As someone rooted deep in the Call of Duty community and emphasizes both the rapid multiplayer action as well as the Battle-Royale experience in the warzone, we were curious which call of duty-style noisybutters preferred.

"As someone who has played COD multiplayer for so many years and loves it, it was really strange as a warzone came out," she says. "I'm not a battle-royale person at all, but there is something about this game I'm obsessed. I love Warz1. It is strange. I do not get it. Since I'm not a Battle-Royale player, it's the only Battle Royale I games. But I love it. So, the answer is, I like both. But I definitely tend to warz1. "

Since Warzone she is increasingly losing away from the annual multiplayer offerings, what does it considers from the rumors that Activision Blizzard wants to skip the publication of Call of Duty 2023 to remove from the status quo?

"That will be great interesting. I think what I'm most pleased is just a small breather for the developers, "she says. "I feel that the developers work extremely hard and do not get the recognition they deserve." Noisybutters tells us that she believes it's good for the series and creativity of the developer team will allow the development team to allow the development team to take the foot a little bit from the pedal.

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While many were arguing that Call of Duty games are similar to any new release, NoisyButter's opinion is different and notes that they can point out the differences that make each entry unique. "I am also the kind of person who loves to play the campaign. So that's always a pleasure that I will find again every year. Before I give multiplayer games, I stream and play the campaign completely. That's the very first thing I do. The very first video, which I upload, when a new cod comes out: Campaign highlights. "However, she's worried that the success of the series exerts pressure on the development team every year. "As I said, the developers really have no time to breathe, I guess. I'm worried about that... I think it will be a nice breather for the franchise. I'm curious how the community assumes that. "

For many fans, the backdrop of the Second World War of Call of Duty Vanguard was a disappointment and felt like a rejection. Noisybutters is not so demanding when it comes to setting. "I just prefer an environment in which the shooting is fun and all have fun. The period does not really matter to me. I love me a COD from the Second World War. I love me a futuristic cod with jetpacks that zoom around everywhere. I love a modern cod where our feet stay on the ground. "

When we turned our favorite games of Call of Duty, we learned from their dirty love affair with one of the most icic figures of the series, SOAP. "SOAP is my absolute favorite call of duty character ever. Entertaining fact, he was a swarm of me in my childhood, "she says laughing. Although he looks like someone who does not deal with the past, there is a regret that noisy butter can not extinguish. It regrets to have missed SOAP as an operator for Warzone when he was presented in a special modern Warfare bundle. "I missed the purchase and you can not buy him again," says NoisyButters, while staring at the SOAP Funko pop in her shelf. "Can you say that I'm a really big fan of SOAP?"

When our time ended with NoisyButter's end, the talks of the future turned to. It explains that she knows that you can not continue your journey to create content on indefinite time, and she has thought about how she will feel, when she looked back on what she has reached when the time for you has come to withdraw. "What if I think back and remember all the days when you have spaced away not to do any content? You could have been able to do content, you could have done so much more content. You have consumed your time, your limited time for the creation of content, do you worry? 'And I think my answer will be no, because during my entire career as a content creator I was really happy. And I think that's my main goal. "

She tells us that she might go back to IT or maybe get more in the sport or help to manage other developers, but she knows that its future role will definitely contain video games. Whatever NoisyBusters do in the future, she knows that her own luck is her top priority and always was. "I think, especially I as creator, who is known for this positivity and happiness, understand that many people will also come on my channel. And I understand it totally and I welcome it with open arms. If you do not feel well, if I can bring you a bit to smile, you know, I would say, I did my work pretty well. "