Hey Rudy, Elon Musk might create a low-cost Tesla!

This is just one of the ideas he's working on

Here's what everyone's watching on YouTube this week.   Watch The New York Times' touching tribute to Aretha Franklin and see why the Queen of Soul will never be dethroned 281,944 views These zookeepers have come up with a brilliant way to help Lee Lee the panda bear raise her twin cubs 2,826,466 views   You heard it first from YouTube tech reviewer Marques Brownlee—$25,000 Teslas could become a reality within 3 years 3,764,322 views This cute cat brother reunion is absolutely purrfect 828,310 views   "All I can do is just be a better person." Watch this woman shed light on what it's really like to leave a gang 1,104,000 views View in 2: Your Sports Game Plan Major sporting events, like the Super Bowl or World Cup, offer brands the opportunity to reach a massive audience. Before, during, and after these games, sports fans head to YouTube to experience the culture surrounding the event—like football team makeup tutorials, sports challenges, trick shots and game night party tips. Over the past year, viewers spent 50% more time watching funny sports videos and 60% more time watching sports interview videos. In this episode, we explore how brands can expand their advertising strategies beyond the live game and use YouTube to gain more exposure. What does this mean for brands? When it comes to big sporting events, set up keywords (name of the event or team names) and use Affinity Audiences to make sure that the right people see your ads. Or, you can create Custom Affinity Audiences to make your targeting even more precise. Either way, don't limit your campaign to game day. Fans visit YouTube to watch sports content long before the game starts and come back to watch more after it ends. WATCH VIEW IN 2 Watch This Show: Storybooth Watch This Show is where we introduce you to the shows we're addicted to so that you can get hooked on them too. Today, we're featuring Storybooth. This show collects real stories from kids in their own words and turns them into colorful animations. Storybooth was created to show viewers how everyone can feel more connected by sharing their stories. After Storybooth uploaded this episode about a girl who was forced to move across the country, the response was huge. The episode racked up 2.4 million views in just 48 hours, and viewers began sharing their own stories about the heartbreak they experienced when they moved away from their hometowns. WATCH STORYBOOTH Did someone forward this newsletter to you? Want to see it again next week? Subscribe to Re:View Let's keep things social.   © 2018 YouTube LLC 901 Cherry Ave, San Bruno, CA 94066   This email was sent to rkremer111.djfunky1@blogger.com because you indicated that you are willing to receive occasional YouTube product-related emails. If you do not wish to receive such emails in the future, you may unsubscribe or manage your preferences.