 It's all done, when it's honest, is over, and that is so insanely weird to say, so, so weird. I have a really hard time articulating emotions that I'm feeling other than using words like fine and weird. It's the thing that my therapist and I talk about. But I, in the best way, I don't know how else to put this, in the best way, I'm not okay right now. Like, I've never felt a feeling like this before. And it's not a bad feeling. By me saying I'm not okay, I don't want people to think that it's bad, because it's not. I just feel this feeling that I've never felt before. And I really don't know how to describe it. After 365 days of consecutive uploads onto Eunice Onnes, the channel that me, Mark, and Amy made is no longer here. We set out to make a video every single day for a year, and at the end, when the clock struck zero, we would delete everything. And we did it. We did it. We, I think, went above and beyond anything that we expected. And for this video, I'm gonna try and do something that I really don't ever do. And it's something that I have a really hard time doing. I am going to give myself some compliments and let myself have a win for once. Because I am most of the time very hard on myself. Eunice Onnes was something that was really, really special. And I truly think that it was something that will go down in YouTube history, and something that can't be replicated. What we made as far as what we made was a first for the platform and the way that we did it, and the tone that we pushed in the content that we made in the way that we presented it. And even if somebody else tried to recreate Eunice Onnes, they couldn't do it. And that is something that I am so extremely proud of. I'm proud of myself, and I'm proud of Mark, and I'm proud of Amy, and I'm proud of all of the editors, and I am proud of everybody involved. Because what we did on Eunice Onnes was really special. A lot of people didn't get it. That's fine. A lot of people didn't get it. I saw a video this morning of somebody talking about Eunice Onnes, and they didn't understand why we were deleting the content and why once the content was gone, why we were going to try and take down people's videos of straight-up re-uploads of the content. And that's fine. I know that not everybody's going to get it. But there were people, a lot of people, that did get it and understood the message and understood what we were trying to do. And those people were along for the ride. And it was something that meant something to those people. And that's what was special about Eunice Onnes. It taught all of us that everything is temporary, and we have to make the most out of every single second because we will never get a single second back. The clock, whether it's visible or not, is always ticking. Always. You cannot change it. You can't, you know, try and bargain for more time. You have a finite amount of time, and we gave ourselves one year. And despite what 2020 was, we rolled with it because you have to. You have to. And, you know, like on a video-to-video basis, it wasn't this deep. But the overarching theme of the channel, you know, was make the most out of your life because it's going to end. And you have to do everything you can with the time that you have. And we did. We made the most of the time that we were given. You know, this year has been so crazy and so ruthless in a bunch of different ways. And I think that 2020 was the perfect year for Eunice Onnes because it really showed that and it made it more special because we did it in a year that threw everything at us. When the shit hit the fan, we still kept making stuff. And people still had things to look at in this time, too. And people had something to cling on to. And I think that that was really, really, really special. This year went by so fast. And the livestream that we did yesterday went by so fast. I don't even know how to talk about the livestream at the end of it. So that morning, me and Mark and Amy were talking and we were like, yeah, it would be really cool if we had, you know, maybe 200,000 people there. In the waiting room for the livestream, there was over half a million people there. And at the end, when the clock struck zero, there was over 1.5 million people watching, which is crazy. But for me, I think the craziest thing was after we pressed Elite, I went to the bathroom and I took my suit off. And I checked my phone and I went on my Twitter. And I just went to my timeline, which is all full of just people that I follow. So my friends, different people in the industry and stuff, people that I look up to and everybody, everybody was talking about when it's honest and talking about the impact that it had either on them personally or the community or YouTube as a whole. And it was so cool and it was so surreal seeing just how much it impacted people at the end and just how much it impacted me. We did something really, really special and I'm never ever gonna forget it. And I am so thankful to Mark for making this channel with me and I'm so thankful to Amy and so thankful to all of the editors and so thankful to all of you guys. You know, like I'm getting emotional just because I feel like I felt very lost in the last few years. And Unison is really reignited a lot in me and it really showed me how much I have to give and that I'm nowhere near done yet. And it showed me that I have made an impact on people and that what I do matters and that I'm good at what I do. And that's really hard for me to say because I'm really hard on myself but I'm really good at what I do. And I can't wait to do more and I'm really, really thankful for all of you for being here. So thank you to everybody who was a part of Unison. It was such an amazing journey and it was probably the best thing that I've ever been a part of and maybe ever will be a part of. And the best thing about it was when we hit delete and we talked about this on the stream, I didn't have any regret. I didn't have any, oh wait, take it back. Because when we hit delete, I knew that we had done the best that we could with the time that we had and we gave it our absolute all and we worked our asses off and there was nothing else that we had left to give. Not because we were burnt out, not because we didn't reach high enough but because we gave it everything that we had and everything that we wanted to give and everything that we could give and at the end it was time to go because we had fulfilled our purpose. And that is such an extraordinary feeling, just feeling no regret and feeling no, I don't even know how to describe it, but it was just we did it. We fulfilled our purpose and now it's time to go. I'm just so happy. I'm so happy to be a part of that. So thank you all so much. Obviously Unisonis is gone. I am not going anywhere. Mark is not going anywhere. Amy's not going anywhere. All the editors are not going anywhere. You know, everybody is still going to be doing their own thing. I'm so excited to just go full force into my own channel because I still have so much left to give.