Trapped
Binoculers Lyrics

Jump to: Overall Meaning ↴ Line by Line Meaning ↴

You wish you set yourself in stone
You'd be content and go it alone
Worthwhile you'd feel like one of a kind
Not confused with another ones mind
You hold on to a preset measuring tape
Your size doesn't fit and you got the wrong shape
Too many of you block your view
Too many of you won't get through

Too many of you are stuck in the air
The more you are the less space to spare
Slow down when you're trapped
The world is breathing you in and out
You will make a difference there is no doubt
You're shifting and turning all along

And you're twisting the air you are among
Slow down when you're trapped

Overall Meaning

The song "Trapped" by Binoculers is a reflection on the struggle to find one's identity and purpose in the midst of a crowded world. The opening lines suggest a desire for a sense of permanence, to "set yourself in stone" and be "one of a kind" rather than being confused with someone else. However, the singer/chanteuse recognizes that this desire is difficult to realize when there are "too many" people with their own ambitions and perspectives, causing a blockage of vision and a lack of space.

The second half of the song provides a directive to "Slow down when you're trapped," to take a breath and recognize that there is still room for individuality and creativity amidst the maelstrom of the world. Despite feeling like a victim of circumstance, the singer asserts that people still have the ability to make a difference- to "shift and turn" and affect their own surroundings. The song's final image of "twisting the air" evokes the idea that through our actions and choices, we can shape the world around us and leave a lasting impression.

Overall, "Trapped" is an introspective and contemplative song that confronts the challenge of finding one's place in a crowded, fast-paced world. It encourages the listener to slow down, take stock of their surroundings, and recognize the potential for individuality and impact amidst the chaos.

Line by Line Meaning

You wish you set yourself in stone
You wish you had a fixed, unchangeable identity

You'd be content and go it alone
You would be satisfied and live your life without needing others' validation or support

Worthwhile you'd feel like one of a kind
You would feel valuable and special, unlike anyone else

Not confused with another ones mind
You wouldn't be mixed up with other people's thoughts or opinions

You hold on to a preset measuring tape
You cling to a fixed standard for measuring yourself

Your size doesn't fit and you got the wrong shape
You don't measure up to that standard, and you feel inadequate

Too many of you block your view
Too many people with your mindset obstruct your vision of possibility

Too many of you won't get through
Too many people with your mindset won't achieve their goals or potential

Too many of you are stuck in the air
Too many people with your mindset are unable to take action or make progress

The more you are the less space to spare
The more people with your mindset there are, the fewer opportunities there are for each individual

Slow down when you're trapped
Take your time and don't rush when you're feeling stuck

The world is breathing you in and out
The world is constantly affecting and influencing you

You will make a difference there is no doubt
You will have an impact, without question

You're shifting and turning all along
You're constantly changing and adapting

And you're twisting the air you are among
You're affecting the environment and people around you

Slow down when you're trapped
Take your time and don't rush when you're feeling stuck

Contributed by Noah A. Suggest a correction in the comments below.

To comment on or correct specific content, highlight it

TRACKS

No Related Genres

More Genres

No Artists Found

More Artists Load All

No Albums Found

More Albums Load All

No Tracks Found

Genre not found

Artist not found

Album not found

Search results not found

Song not found

Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@123junu

2y↑2

@@AstroLaVista thanks for your prompt response....
Received the Nikon 16 x 50 today...
Looked and performed v well during daytime... Waiting eagerly for the night...
Got one 8x30 , one 10x50 as well ..
Will try the ever easy Andromeda galaxy first tonight...
Next level would be to capture images
Hope Im successful...
Thanks to your guidance...
Love and respect from India..🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

All comments from YouTube:

@AstroLaVista

3y↑3

Affiliate links for binoculars and telescopes https://www.firstlightoptics.com/binoculars/ref/astrolavista/

@RobertEWaters

2y↑19

People older than 25 or so may not have pupils that dilate enough to take advantage of 7mm exit pupils. Something to bear in mind. 7x50 binoculars may effectively be very heavy 7x35s for older folks!

@AstroLaVista

2y↑4

Very true! I go deep into exit pupil on another video about eyepieces.

@stevedickson5853

42w↑3

Your still going to see more pointing up a pair of 7x50 binoculars to say a pair of 7x35 regardless of pupil size although it does obviously help because the bigger objectives are letting you see deeper into space and you will see more faint stars, and in the daytime and just after sunset my 7x50s the clarity etc,everything , is just unbeatable to my 10x50 vortex diamondbacks with dielectric coatings and barr and stroud 8x42s, and the 7x50s are my cheapest pair ,by a Mile lol.

@Treviscoe

19w

I've got a pair of 7x50s and I'm an older person. I find that the larger exit pupil allows me some "wiggle room" to get a good binocular image instead of having to get the binocular hinge precisely centred between my eye sockets in order to have good binocular vision (plus, the image is brighter than it would be if the exit pupil were smaller).

@AstroGuy

3y↑18

I had a 15x70 binoculars for a year and so far, my binoculars are really good for the night sky and nature etc 😀
I've seen a lot of cool things through my binoculars like deep space objects, Jupiter's moons and more! :)
Also great video 😁

@AstroLaVista

3y↑8

Hey WeatherDude, thanks for watching. Great to hear you're enjoying you binos. 15x70's are probably my favourite Astronomy binocular size because of the range of objects they allow you to see without being too big. They only need light mounting too, like a monopod, or I've even got away with resting them on my eye sockets whilst reclined on a Sun lounger. I've used them hand held but it gets pretty tense trying to keep the image still. I end up holding my breath lol

@exonysis8252

How really?

@vitalie787

Hi ! I just got a pair of celestron 20x80 ... pretty heavy to use without the tripod... I'm planning to get one soon. I like what I can see through them... my question is there a big difference in what you can see between 10x50, 20x80 and 25x100. I'm planning to go big... and get the 25x100.... but they are double the price of 20x80...i care more about detail of what I wanna see rather than field of view....and yes...they are a lot heavier...but over all do they worth... or better get some 6 inch dobsonian?

@deepaknanda1113

40w↑1

⁠⁠@@vitalie787i also have the same question about 25x100 ...as i also have 20x80 which is great for stargazing..but wanted to upgrade if it worth it to upgrade, also planing to buy 10" gso dob...

@davewebster6945

2y↑5

You must also take into consideration the amount of inter pupillary distance adjustability of the binoculars as the distance between ones pupils is different in each person. Mine happen to be fairly close together so many binoculars I looked at wouldnt allow me to see easily through each eyepiece simultaneously 👍. This is where trying them out before purchase is definitely reccomended.

@peternicholls6532

2y↑7

One of the best & simply explained vid's I have seen to date on (hand held) binoculars. I was looking (window shopping) into buying a pair of (not hand held :) Pentax SP 20x60 WP Binoculars well before I saw this vid, so was not surprised to see the choice you made in buying from this brand . In the end, it's all about the quality of the glass. For a beginner into Astro binoculars , as you say, Fully Multi Coated & BAK 4 Prism's are a must from a starting point, which should be the standard to go from. The less glass, the better the image quality, don't buy zoom! :) More glass!. :)

@AstroLaVista

2y↑1

Glad you liked it Peter, cheers :)

@user-mx1eu5vg3o

30w

Those 20x60's are an excellent lunar and double star binocular { when mounted } great for clusters too.

@AstroSoundscape

3y↑3

I have a set of Bushnell 10x50, gonna have to check them now🤯 I don't use them often but it is nice to have that big field of view sometimes. Cheers Chris nice video. Astro La Vista ! Congrats on 100 and sometimes I think a simple video is just fine mate.

@AstroLaVista

3y↑1

Hey Ollie! Don't worry, if your bins are really out you'd see a double image, and you can check alignment by looking at a roof line and blinking between each eye, that will check up and down alignment and any difference will pop out at you. Then do the same with the side of a house with the vertical wall to check side to side alignment.

Thanks mate, you noticed the new name then hehe It just made me giggle so I went with it :D

Yeah video wise I thought going full time work wise would mean dropping to making a really good video once a month, but I tried that with the Summer Triangle video and put 80+ hours in for barely any views, so I think I'm just better off doing what I can when I can rather than trying to compete with the bigger channels. Just can't do that with work and kids, so I'm just going to enjoy being part of the community and do what I've got time for so I can be involved in the community :)

@AstroSoundscape

@@AstroLaVista Hey Chris I think the new name is cool, sometimes astrophotography can get a bit too serious. I hear you on the content, I've spent so much time doing certain videos. I'm now starting to not worry quite as much as there isn't always the correlation to views. At the end of the day just try and enjoy and see how the stars align on a given day.😉👍🔭

@davepastern

3y↑2

Excellent video Chris - I can highly recommend the Nikon Aculon A211 10*50 binoculars - very sharp, very bright and super contrast. BaK4 poro prisms, but eye relief is around 12mm. not an issue for me as I don't use glasses for observing. A bit more pricier than the Pentax units in your video.

@AstroLaVista

3y↑1

I've heard of the Aculon but never had the pleasure. Thanks for the recommendation.

@123junu

How would be the Aculon 16 x 50..
I'm buying that one... Hope it works for me ..

@davepastern

2y↑2

@@123junu I haven't used it, so can't directly comment.

My concerns with the 16x50 are that it will be difficult to get a steady image hand held and this will be very annoying. It will also be dimmer than lower magnification binoculars such as 10x50 and 7x50.

@123junu

@@davepasternThanks for your quick response....
got the 16 x 50 today
Daytime viewing was very nice... specially after mounting it on the tripod...
Let's see what all I can see during night
....will start with the easy to view Andromeda.... 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
I wonder if I can take its pics with a 16 x 50 on a tripod....

@davepastern

2y↑1

@@123junu yeah, if you're mounting it on a tripod, it'll be OK. Handholding though...not what I'd recommend. I think you can probably jury rig a iPhone/Android phone holder made for a scope to fit to the binoculars somehow. Not a great way to image though imho.

3 More Replies...

@superluminal54

3y↑1

Good overview, thanks! Spot on about the collimation issues with cheaper binoculars…I recently bought a pair of Celestron Cometron 7x50 and they arrived out of collimation.

@AstroLaVista

3y↑1

Thanks, and I hear you on that one. I've never had much luck with budget binos either.

@MountainFisher

1y↑2

I don't gaze with my binoculars, 7x50 to use for finding my objective in Bortle 5-6 sky and I'm 70+ years old. I look for targets like M13 that is not visible at Bortle 6, but I can see it with the binos then it makes aiming my 8x finder scope easier.

@bushcraftandastronomer.3775

3y↑1

Hey Chris great info on binoculars and those binoculars look pretty good!
I've had cheap binoculars before which were ok and I must say I've got a pair of Nikon 8x40 binoculars which gives very good views of milky way duren summer etc. I had zoom binoculars and they were pretty good back then and I think binoculars are better than these cheap £100 telescopes you see on youtube. Which pair was your favourite for Astronomy?
I've got a very small pair and they didn't cost much and gives nice views of moon and deep sky objects.
Hey Chris you've changed your channel name why change it?
Binoculars are great to start of with in astronomy and great sweeping the milky way and finding deep sky objects. I started with a pair of binoculars when I first got interested in astronomy and today I still use them! Which binoculars today you suggest now?
Interesting video and stay safe buddy!

@AstroLaVista

3y↑1

Hi John, I agree if you're on a budget of say £50 then I'd pick binos over a telescope for sure :) I'm surprised you got on with zoom binoculars. People usually say they're a big no no because of the field of view and collimation issues. The idea for changing my channel name for a week or two is to support Astrobiscuit by trying to encourage people to subscribe to Astrobiscuit's channel. I know he's trying to live off his channel, and he has the best channel in my opinion so wanted to do something to help other than just buying him a coffee via Paypal. The idea seems to have back fired a bit because some people think I've decided to call my self 'Subscribe to Astrobiscuit' instead of it being a message :D I announced what I was doing last week but I know not everyone saw it :) Take care!

@Avanteesh_Astro206

3y↑3

Great Depth Video Chris!! I love Binocular Astronomy, I have a Celestron 10x50 which performs Solid!! hope your new job is Going Well, Clear Skies!👍👍🔭

@AstroLaVista

3y↑3

Using two eyes is so immersive isn't it. Yes thanks for asking, so far so good and I'm really enjoying it! :)

1 More Replies...

@rodfrancis9160

24w

Helpful Video...Never quite sure which Binos is best for myself so I have 20x80 Bresser,10x60 and Celestron 8x42 Roof prism Outland as Telescopes are to big for my apartment and the garden is a jungle.👀

@mediocrefunkybeat

3y↑1

I bought a pair of Celestron Skymaster 20x80s as my first 'proper' pair of binoculars. Eventually made a parallelogram mount for about £40 (not including the cymbal stand I used as the base and part of the stem). Works very well standing up and seated - I'm 6'2" and can use it standing. Very happy with them and on my second night got a very good view of M81 and M82.

I did, however, then buy a couple of pairs of 10x50s on eBay. A pair of Minolta Classic IIs that I really like. Shortly afterwards snapped up a pair of Swift Newport 10x50s for about £17.

The Swifts are my go-to handheld pair, even over the more modern Minoltas. They're weighty but they offer absolutely amazing views and it feels like I stole them at that price. Obviously being a vintage pair I got lucky and not all are going to be as good but over about 70% of the field of view, they are very sharp and crisp indeed and very, very well collimated. Genuinely thrilled with them and it was a spur-of-the-moment whim to buy them. I gather they're BAK-7s but I'm too much of a newbie to notice the difference in my casual observing.

Congratulations on the new job at FLO! Sounds like a giggle.

@AstroLaVista

3y↑1

Hey Duncan, that's brilliant that you built a parrallelogram mount, I really should get on that myself at some point. And I've got to agree! that's a bargain pair of Swifts! Wow, let me know if you want to sell them ;) I don't know about you but it's proper addictive scrolling through binos on ebay as there are so many interesting models to try for not too much money. Thanks, I'm really enjoying it at FLO, they're an ace team : )

@mediocrefunkybeat

3y↑1

@@AstroLaVista The biggest 'trick' to building the parallelogram was to use an old Pearl double-braced cymbal stand as the supporting tripod base and then using the top telescoping part of the stand in the stem, having taken off the geared section (where you would actually mount the cymbal).

I drilled a slightly undersized hole in the wooden stem of the parallelogram, filled it with epoxy, then hammered the top of the cymbal stand into the hole and it's absolutely rock solid. Because the original cymbal stand uses wing nuts to tighten up the three different telescoping sections, you also essentially end up with a friction-adjustable bearing...

Binocular browsing is totally addictive I'd had to stop myself for fear of my mortgage...

@vampolascott36

2y↑1

I use 10x70 Fujis and while there is no perfect solution for stabilization of such massive binoculars, an inexpensive compromise for me has been a monopod.

@ihategoogle5910

3y↑2

Thanks. You should do a vid on what to look out for when buying new and used binoculars, how to spot things like defects and misalignment and such.

@AstroLaVista

Thanks, I'll add it to the list.

@smalloptics753

3y↑3

Great info Chris, you Know me, I love bino's. So true though, you do get what you pay for, my cheap bino's are great, work well and optically they are fine, but if you compare the build quality to my vintage zeiss there not in the same league. Congrats on the 100th video pal..Here's to the next 100.... Raises mug of tea :)

@AstroLaVista

3y↑1

Hey Jason, Cheers mate! I've often looked at the Zeiss Jena on Ebay with my finger hovering on the bid button :D Nice bins mate! You can't beat the immersion of binos, and they're such a great start for folk on a budget as you can get a semi decent new pair with BAK4 prisms for 50 quid now days. The only problem is if you look through an high end pair, the optics can ruin you for going back! lol It's a bit like when we went from watching TV in VGA to HD and then 4k. Thanks Jason, I'm raising you a coffee back :)

@lukomatico

3y↑3

Hey Chris! - I really learned a lot about binoculars from this, thank you! :) congratulations on video #100 by the way, that's awesome going!!
So happy for you in your new job mate, I hope you are having a blast :)

Clear skies!
Luke

@AstroLaVista

3y↑3

Hey Luke! Thanks for watching mate :) Well, I'm glad I could teach you something as it's usually the other way round hehe :D

Thanks so much! I'm loving the new job mate, I get such interesting and challenging questions. I'm looking forward to hopefully having guru level 10 astro knowledge one day from all the research I'm doing in the process of helping resolve things :) I'm super lucky! Take care mate : )

@lukomatico

3y↑1

@@AstroLaVista That's brilliant mate! - they've got the right man for the job, you've got the ability to take things you know and put them out in an easily digestible format which is a gift in itself! I can imagine the questions being challenging! -but you'll be a champion at it in no time 👍👍

@AstroLaVista

3y↑2

@@lukomatico You're an absolute tonic Luke, cheers! :)

@cheesesk7450

Apologies, I just did a 'thumbs down' when trying to click on 'replies'. My fat fingers! Apologies again and best to everyone.

@tomtransport

2y↑2

I ordered a cheap pair of 10/50 binoculars on line. Upon looking at a tower that carries electric wires across a very high hill about 8/10 miles away the tower was doubled with two images looking to be about an inch or so apart. At night stars/planets were doubled also. I figured if I returned them for another pair at this price range the problem would persist. What did I do to fix this? I loosened the Left large barrel where it is screwed onto the binoculars where the prism is. I rotated it while looking at the tower and at about a half turn loose the towers became one perfect tower, I could even make out the wire connections to the insulators. Not wanting to leave it loose I turned it about 2 more turns. I put a medium size rubber band in the loose area forming a gasket. I tightened the barrel, the rubber band, forming a gasket held the barrel one half turn wide but very tight. The binoculars are perfect.

@GrnXnham

A common problem when buying cheap binoculars is that the two binocular barrels are slightly out of alignment with each other, causing this double-image effect. Some can be fixed by adjusting the prisms--others are not adjustable. The more you spend, of course, the less likely you will encounter this issue. Also, remember that the higher the magnification of the binoculars, the more sensitive they will be to misalignment problems. So, in general, you need to spend more to get quality 20x70 binoculars than 10x70 binoculars.

@tomtransport

@@GrnXnham Thanks for the information but spending more "ON LINE" does not always equate to better quality just expensive junk. If spending more I would probably go to a fixed in place store so I can walk outside and try them as opposed to spending a lot, being disappointed and have to return 2 , 3 or 4 times. In any case I fixed the cheap pair as suggested by someone on you tube and it worked great.

@noah2948

3y↑1

Hey, I am looking for a good pair of bins mostly for astronomy, but also for some allround use. I am noy going to use a tripod. Which one would you recommend: the Opticron Adventurer T WP 10x50, or the Pentax SP 10x50 (non WP)? Or any other suggestion? Looking for one under €120 (£100).

@AstroLaVista

3y↑2

Hi Noah, the Opticron T WP's are fantastic for the money. Often at this price point the prisms are noticeably undersized which reduces the light reaching your eyes. From Steve Tonkin's review I think this is barely the case with these binoculars. Also they have a good 18mm of eye relief so you should be able to see the full field of view even if you wear glasses.

The Pentax have a slightly better build quality and are more weather resistant. Eye relief is a bit tighter at 13mm so pass on them if you need to wear glasses. Optically they are probably very similar.

Here's a wild card! As you mention using binoculars on a tripod, have you considered moving up to 70mm binoculars to make the most of that? I can vouch for these having owned a pair of 15x70's. I don't know how they have done it, but Opticron have managed to make an affordable 70mm binocular that's actually good. Usually I'd say to avoid large cheap binoculars, but this seems to be the exception to the rule.

https://www.firstlightoptics.com/classic-binoculars/opticron-oregon-observation-70mm-binoculars/ref/astrolasvista/

@noah2948

@@AstroLaVista Thank you very much for your reply! I made a typing mistake 😅. I meant I'm not going to use a tripod, so thats why I didn't look for a 15x70. Thanks for ur help!

@sojourn1544

Great video.....very informative!

@123junu

2y↑1

Very nice.. highly informative video..
Lots of new terms for a newbie like me...
..but most of it understood...
....how good is the Nikon 16 x 50
For watching night sky...?? Or a celestron 15 x 70 is better.....??

@AstroLaVista

2y↑1

Thanks! The Nikon are likely to be better because the Celestron 15x70's are a budget binocular with undersized prisms. The undersized prisms stop all the light from passing through so they are effectively 15x63. Collimation (optical alignment) can be hit and miss with the Celestron 15x70. It's worth checking out some reviews of both :)

@123junu

2y↑2

@constantinef3408

Good afternoon! Thanks for the review! Can you recommend buying Pentax binoculars? I want to buy Pentax SP 8x40 WP and 10x50 as in your review. Will the quality be on par with Nikon binoculars? How do they behave in cloudy weather and at night? Thank you)

@GalaxyArtMedia

Good info Chris! Congrats for your 100th videos!

@AstroLaVista

3y↑1

Thanks loan, you must be close to 100 yourself?

@GalaxyArtMedia

3y↑1

@@AstroLaVista i count 93 but many are shorts

@luispatricio5919

28w↑1

Olá. Tenho uns Celestron Skymaster 15×70. Também tenho uns Levenhuk Sherman Base 12×50. Agora estou a pensar comprar uns Pentax Júpiter 16×50? Ou uns Nikon Aculon 16×50? Ou Celestron Skymaster 25×70 ? O que me aconselha destes três ??? 🤔🧐🙄🥸

@AstroLaVista

28w

My advise would be to tripod mount any binocular above 12x magnification, and the Skymaster 25x70 are stopped down to around 63mm due to undersized prisms, plus they do not hold alignment very well. Nikon or Pentax for the win :)

@luispatricio5919

28w

😁😸🥸

@shimakei610

いろいろなコメントが参考になります。Thank you

@AstroLaVista

I'm not sure Google translate is doing a good job with this one- いろいろなコメントが参考になります = "any comments would be helpful" ? ? is there anything in particular you would like me to comment on?

@christophersteer505

48w

Very nice video,question if I may, I'm 75 would the binoculars pictured, be suitable

@AstroLaVista

47w

Yes, 10x50's will be fine with their 5mm exit pupil. Your eyes should dilate to accommodate the light cone. You can use any binocular, only you wouldn't get the most out of a 7x50mm as your eyes are unlikely able to dilate enough to let all the light in from an 8mm light cone.

@jacekniec762

44w

image in /coated with not coated prisms 7X50 binoculars/ is twice brighter than in /cheap Multicoated 10X50/. Image in Fully Multicoated 10X50 is bright as is in cheap coated 7X50.

@Gluosnis9

41w

I wanna buy these, but the current price is 280 €, so I am hesitant.

@avadhut007

3y↑1

Hi, can i do stargazing with 8x42 bak4 multicoated binocular as well?

@AstroLaVista

Yes of course :) 8x will be nice and steady to hold.

@mrtambourineman6107

Is it worth me getting these for astronomy usage as I only have proper functionality in 1 eye. Thanks

@AstroLaVista

Hmm? Maybe not in that case, I'm sorry to hear that. You might get better use out of a monocular.

@user-mx1eu5vg3o

27w

These will be fantastic but try to get your hands on a pair of Canon 12x36 IS III.

@AstroLaVista

27w↑1

I've often wondered about those :)

1 More Replies...

@jobrodie7514

47w↑2

Do they have a tripod bush? You never showed the underside and some of us oldies really can't hand hold any more.

@AstroLaVista

47w↑1

Hi Jo, the tripod bush is behind the round cap on the front hinge of a binocular. You would need to use a tripod adapter to connect the bush to a photographic tripod: https://www.firstlightoptics.com/binocular-accessories/opticron-l-type-binocular-tripod-bracket-adapters/ref/astrolavista/

@jobrodie7514

46w

@@AstroLaVista Thanks.

@pilot3016

28w↑1

Is viewing the moon possible with astronomical binoculars. The brightness seems like it would be murder on the eyes. Are moon filters needed?

@AstroLaVista

28w↑1

The 15x70's I had were pretty nice on the Moon. You could make out craters, and I don't recall them being overly bright...well at least compared to an 8" Newtonian telescope, a polarising Moon filter is a good idea with that thing.

@pilot3016

28w

@@AstroLaVistaThanks for the input!

@lillitudesaulniers9275

If you look at the lens on the opposite side everything will be longer..

@AstroLaVista

2y↑1

Always fun to do ;)

@lillitudesaulniers9275

Yeah

@AstroLaVista

3y↑16

This is my 100th video for the channel so that's something :D

@Avanteesh_Astro206

Before reading the Comment I thought it was Thanks For 100 Subscriber's🤣 Congrats On 100 VIDEOS!! 🔭👍👍

@AstroLaVista

3y↑1

@@Avanteesh_Astro206 Haha thanks mate, 100 subs was good as well, I remember how pleased I was to get 100 subs :)

@GrumpyOldMan9

Shouldn't you really say "a pair of monoculars"? A pair of binoculars makes for four tubes!

@AstroLaVista

You're not wrong, I need to stop wording it like that :D

@niki8934

3y↑2

I like your new channel name

@AstroLaVista

hehe Astrobisuit is the best so just wanted to show my support for a week or two :) I do want a better name than DIY Astro though, so if you have any ideas?

@AstroLaVista

@@niki8934 I like it, it's catchy! Just checked and there's software called Astro Art. if that didn't exist it would be going on the shortlist!

1 More Replies...

@book3100

3y↑2

Ok. So why the channel name change?

@AstroLaVista

3y↑3

Hey book, I'm promoting my favourite channel on youtube for a couple of weeks by trying to get people to subscribe to Astrobiscuit. Have you seen Astrobiscuits videos? I do want to choose a more catchy name than DIY Astro when I change it back though, I just can't think of anything? I Hope you're well :)

@book3100

@@AstroLaVista quite well thanks, hope you are too! Yes I'm already subscribed to Astrobiscuit, great channel, Bunny too lol.
I don't know, I like DIY Astro, but you'll come up with something.

@terrybrooks395

3y↑1

Why is you channel named "Subscribe to Astrobiscuit"?

@AstroLaVista

3y↑2

Hi Terry, last week I announced I was changing my channel name to Subscribe to Astrobiscuit for a week or two to show my support for the best astro channel out there (in my opinion). If any ones sees the channel name and decides to check out Rory's channel then that's a real bonus. I'm about ready to go back to being DIY Astro, but I'm having a think to see if I can think of a better name? I've never really been that pleased with it DIY Astro other than it seemed like a good idea at the time during some DIY projects.