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Cody Ko On Building A YouTube Empire, Partying With Elon & Stand-Up Comedy (#503)

Episode 503: Shaan Puri sits down with Cody Ko to talk about building the viral app I’d Cap That, his +$1M YouTube empire & partying with Elon Musk.

Shaan PurihostCody Koguest
Oct 3, 202358mWatch on YouTube

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  1. 0:00 – 2:00

    Intro

    1. SP

      What three creators do you see that you think could become billionaires? He's like, "MrBeast, Dude Perfect," or something like that, and then he said you.

    2. SP

      No way.

    3. SP

      Cody Ko. Cody Ko. Cody Ko. Cody Ko. Ko. Cody is popping off.

    4. SP

      [laughs]

    5. SP

      The algorithm has shined upon him. Cody is one of the biggest YouTubers on the platform. How did you get good-

    6. SP

      Yeah

    7. SP

      ... at doing what you do?

    8. SP

      If you go and listen to my first episode of my podcast, it was complete garbage.

    9. SP

      Right.

    10. SP

      If I'm thinking about, like, what makes a good podcast, or what makes a good YouTube video, or what makes a good song, the number one thing you can do is-

    11. SP

      How much are you thinking about, like, the business side of, of what you do?

    12. SP

      About being a billionaire? [laughs]

    13. SP

      No, not... [laughs]

    14. SP

      When I was younger, it was, like, literally just about the creative. But now that I'm getting older, it's like I want the business to succeed. And then he looks at his phone, and he's like, "Elon's been texting me," and then he showed us his phone, and it was, like, Elon Musk, who was like, "Come over."

    15. SP

      No. [laughs]

    16. SP

      And he was like, "Should we go over to his house?" Yeah, I mean, you can't s- really say no to that. And so we got in cars and drove to his house. We got to his house, and him and Grimes are, like, standing on the driveway with lanterns. Like, "Welcome to-

    17. SP

      Why? [laughs]

    18. SP

      ... my house."

    19. SP

      That's insane. What's he like?

    20. SP

      Like, it was one of those things where we-

    21. SP

      By the way, I lis- I listen... This is, like, one of my favorite podcasts.

    22. SP

      Oh, hell yeah.

    23. SP

      So it's an honor to be on it.

    24. SP

      Right.

    25. SP

      'Cause I... It's one of two that I listen to.

    26. SP

      That's nice.

    27. SP

      And so I switch between you guys and- Not even sponsored. That was amazing. Yeah.

    28. SP

      [laughs]

    29. SP

      No, I, I'm serious. So, like, when you hit me up- What's the other? ... I was like, "Let's go." I mean, it's All In. [laughs]

    30. SP

      Yeah.

  2. 2:00 – 9:00

    I’d Cap That hits #1 in the App Store

    1. SP

      of one.

    2. SP

      Right. [laughs]

    3. SP

      'Cause, like, it's like that's your... That's up to you.

    4. SP

      Right. I gotta drive. Yeah.

    5. SP

      You... Yeah, the pressure's on you.

    6. SP

      [laughs]

    7. SP

      I can just sit here and answer questions, you know?

    8. SP

      Yeah. Good. Okay. Well, that's what we're gonna do. But the f- the, actually the interesting thing is you actually started as a kinda nerdy tech guy, too.

    9. SP

      I did, yeah.

    10. SP

      You were, uh, I think, like, a iOS dev.

    11. SP

      Yep.

    12. SP

      And let's start there. So the origin story is you, uh, you go to Duke, and you, [laughs] you make a viral app at one point. I don't know if we were at school or right after school, but-

    13. SP

      It was, I, it was during college.

    14. SP

      During college.

    15. SP

      I was, uh-

    16. SP

      What did it actually do? So I know it was called l- Cap That or I Cap That.

    17. SP

      I'd Cap That.

    18. SP

      I'd Cap That.

    19. SP

      Yeah.

    20. SP

      What... What was the app?

    21. SP

      A very funny name, by the way.

    22. SP

      Yeah. [laughs]

    23. SP

      [laughs] Um, so it was like I was a senior in college, and, uh, I was on the diving team all four years, so I, like, didn't have... Like, in the summers and stuff, I was just training, and so I never did an internship. I didn't have any resume by the time I was a senior. And all these, all my, like, peers were doing internships, and they had jobs lined up for as soon as they graduated.

    24. SP

      Right.

    25. SP

      I didn't. I had nothing. And that kinda scared me, because I'm Canadian, and I wanted to stay in the States. So I needed a visa, which means I needed a job, and I also just, like, needed money and stuff for when I graduated.

    26. SP

      Right.

    27. SP

      I was like, "What the fuck am I gonna do?" So I was studying computer science at that time, and, uh, they didn't have an iOS class, but I was like... I was obsessed with my phone, obviously, and I was like, "I really wanna know how to make an app." So I just bought a book, taught myself, and then, like, you know, the way you really teach yourself something is, you're sure you can, like, read and watch YouTube videos, but, like, it's by, you know, thinking of a project and then trying to make it come to life.

    28. SP

      Right.

    29. SP

      So that was my project. There was one that did something similar, but it was a paid app, and I was like, "Oh, this is a perfect opportunity," 'cause it's not a hard idea.

    30. SP

      And what was the idea?

  3. 9:00 – 13:00

    App developer to content creator

    1. CK

      I actually, that was more... Everything since then has been more linear.

    2. SP

      Really?

    3. CK

      Yeah. Like I've never been... You know, you see create- creators all the time that blow up like out of nowhere. Like, you know, this year it was like Alex Earl or something like that.

    4. SP

      Sure.

    5. CK

      Or, um, who else? Like the octopus, Octopussy kid. Do you know him?

    6. SP

      No.

    7. CK

      Anyways, it happens, it seems like it happens-

    8. SP

      Sounds promising though. He sounds like a-

    9. CK

      Yeah, yeah. No, he's really funny

    10. SP

      ... sounds like a gem. [laughs]

    11. CK

      Um, he's really funny. But for me it was always like I kind of had to grind my way to having an audience-

    12. SP

      Right

    13. CK

      ... by literally downloading Vine, making videos every single day.

    14. SP

      How early were you to Vine?

    15. CK

      I was, I was actually pretty late, I would say. Like, the whole first like class of f- you know, like famous Viners had already been a thing, like King Bach-

    16. SP

      Right

    17. CK

      ... Brittany Furlan. They were already like people-

    18. SP

      Right

    19. CK

      ... that everyone recognized. So when I downloaded it, I was just like, I didn't download it with the intention of like being somebody or, you know, generating an audience or anything like that. I just was, I was working on a social media app for this company, and it was like Snapchat for video basically, and then Snapchat for video came out. [laughs]

    20. SP

      Yeah, Snapchat added video.

    21. CK

      We were like, "Damn it."

    22. SP

      [laughs]

    23. CK

      And so basically I was like just keeping tabs on all the new ones that were coming out, and Vine came out, so I downloaded it, started playing around with it. And I lived alone in Palo Alto, which as a 21-year-old is the most like boring life imaginable.

    24. SP

      Right.

    25. CK

      So I would just start making videos. I would get home from work and I'd just all of a sudden like started feeling... Like, I was like flexing my creative muscle, and hadn't done that in a long time.

    26. SP

      Yeah.

    27. CK

      It felt good. So every day I would just make more videos. And then, yeah, it was like getting involved in the community, you know, like making online friends with the other people that were kind of getting some traction. And then I started showing up on the popular page and people started recognizing my face, and I just kept doing it. Like, just was genuinely like, didn't try to make it a job, I just was like, programming is my job, this is my hobby, and I'm gonna treat it like an art-

    28. SP

      Right

    29. CK

      ... sort of. And that, that sort of paid off, 'cause like people, I think people liked the sincerity behind it.

    30. SP

      And you, what do you mean by that? So like for the people that were... Let's c- compare. The people that were trying really hard to like become famous on Vine and what you were doing, what do you think was different to the outsider?

  4. 13:00 – 17:00

    1M views overnight

    1. CK

      instead." [laughs]

    2. SP

      [laughs] You want more money?

    3. CK

      How about that? Yeah, yeah, exactly.

    4. SP

      How about no platform?

    5. CK

      And they're like, "Oh, okay."

    6. SP

      [laughs] Um, so you, okay, so you go through that. You, uh, you guys have had a... You've been doing content on y- like podcast YouTube for like over 10 years probably almost, right?

    7. CK

      Yeah, almost.

    8. SP

      What, and you said y- you know, it was kinda linear. So if I said like what was kind of breakout for you, what were the, what were like the breakout moments or like things you remember where like, "Oh, shit, things just got different for me. Like I, something is different. I don't know exactly how, how big this is, but like something changed"?

    9. CK

      I remember, I remember the first time that I hit a million views overnight. It was like a, it was a That's Cringe video, which was like one of now like-

    10. SP

      It's like your format

    11. CK

      ... one of the most viewed series on my channel. And, uh, I remember like we did a couple, and they seemed to be working. People seemed to be into them. But it wasn't like apparent how much more people liked them than, you know, the other stuff that I was doing. And then we posted like the third or fourth one, and I remember waking up to a million views, and I was like, "Oh my God, that is..." That was unfathomable for me, you know, f- even five months ago.

    12. SP

      Right. [laughs]

    13. CK

      Like those numbers just like don't even make sense to me. And, uh, so that was one pretty distinctive moment. Another one was when we, when then me and Noel went on tour for the first time and the second time and all the times after that, and the tickets would just like sell out. And I was like, I... See, that was a moment where I was like, "I can't believe that this is now converting into real-world sales-

    14. SP

      Right

    15. CK

      ... where people wanna come to a venue and see us in person." That felt really cool. That's always like a weirdly sobering thing.

    16. SP

      What do you guys do-

    17. CK

      Or job- sécuring

    18. SP

      ... when you do that? 'Cause we did, uh, we've done, I think we did two live shows this year. Um, both times they like, you know, people showed up, which was like shocking in the moment and afterwards. Uh, but also we were like, "What the f- what do they want? Like what are we supposed to do? Podcast, like, you want us to just do the podcast in front of you while you sit here?" Like-

    19. CK

      Yeah, I know

    20. SP

      ... that's boring, I think.

    21. CK

      Yeah.

    22. SP

      Um, and we try to do a bunch of stuff. Uh, I personally hate it. I hate, uh, I'm like I don't really wanna do that again because like, you know, your series is called That's Cringe, that's... In my head I was like, "This is cringe."

    23. CK

      [laughs] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

    24. SP

      Right now what's happening is a little bit cringe.

    25. CK

      Yeah.

    26. SP

      What do you guys actually do when you do your live stuff?

    27. CK

      We did, uh, so like the first couple shows that we did were just, uh, on stage like podcasts, 'cause same thing, we didn't really know.

    28. SP

      And then-

    29. CK

      We're like, "What do people wanna see?"

    30. SP

      It's like-

  5. 17:00 – 23:00

    How to crush live shows

    1. CK

      we toured the whole world.

    2. SP

      Right.

    3. CK

      And we did like, I don't know, like 100 shows or something like that. So by the end is like we had the show literally word for word scripted and memorized.

    4. SP

      Right.

    5. CK

      'Cause when you do it that many times it just becomes the same show, and then you like alter it a little bit every time. If something got a laugh, you'll add that back for the next one.

    6. SP

      And-

    7. CK

      And it kind of evolves

    8. SP

      ... so we had Samir from Colin and Samir in here yesterday, and I had asked him a question like, um, I think we said something like, you know, uh, w- what three creators do you see that you think, um, like could become billionaires? Like you talked about MrBeast, great. Who else? Who else do you think has that pathway or potential? And he said M- he said MrBeast, uh, he said, I forget who he said, Dude Perfect or something like that, and then he said you.

    9. CK

      No way.

    10. SP

      Yeah.

    11. CK

      Really?

    12. SP

      Yeah. And I was like, "That's amazing," 'cause he named 50 other YouTubers, by the way, during the episode that I was like, "Oh, cool, I've never heard of these people."

    13. CK

      Okay.

    14. SP

      'Cause he's, I'm not like in the like, I have the things I like and I'm not like YouTube culture.

    15. CK

      Yeah, yeah, yeah.

    16. SP

      I'm not like everywhere on YouTube.

    17. CK

      Yeah.

    18. SP

      And I was like, "Dude, he's coming in here tomorrow. I'm gonna tell him this and see how he reacts," and you sound surprised.

    19. CK

      [laughs]

    20. SP

      Um-

    21. CK

      I definitely am surprised-

    22. SP

      But you know, the thing-

    23. CK

      ... that he would say that

    24. SP

      ... the thing he said wasn't like he's going to be. He's like Uh, they c- he's like, "It's up to them."

    25. CK

      Yeah, yeah, yeah.

    26. SP

      He's like, "They c- totally can if they, if they choose to, like, optimize in that direction. They are, like, the ones who have, like, the, the, kind of the audience, the intelligence, and, like, the kind of the, the capability to do stuff there. Or they might take that energy in a different direction."

    27. CK

      Yeah.

    28. SP

      Um, I also, uh, I was telling Ben on the way over here, I was like, I was like, "I feel like you and Noel could do a, uh, like, Harold and Kumar Go to White Castle movie almost."

    29. CK

      Yes. Yeah, yeah.

    30. SP

      Um-

  6. 23:00 – 36:00

    Get better at your craft

    1. SP

      you get better by just doing reps, but sometimes, you know, if I wanna get better at something I might, you know, hire a coach, read a book, take a class. Uh, like, study and break down people who are already good at it. Like, how did you get good-

    2. CK

      Yeah

    3. SP

      ... at doing what you do? Was there a, an intentional kind of process you went through?

    4. CK

      I think a l- a lot of the times, um, if I'm thinking about, like, getting what makes a good podcast or what makes a good YouTube video or what makes a good song, I'll just w- like, consume a lot of it and just think about it a lot. But I mean, like, the number one thing you can do is just do it.

    5. SP

      Mm-hmm.

    6. CK

      You just learn by doing, at least for me. Um, so that's, that's how I've gotten good is just reps over time. 'Cause, like, if you go and listen to my first episode of my podcast, it was complete garbage.

    7. SP

      Right.

    8. CK

      It's just something I've gotten better at. I'm still not that great at it [laughs] but, like, I've gotten better at it through the years.

    9. SP

      Right.

    10. CK

      Um, and now I'm going through that sort of with, like, music production too. It's just like I'm at the beginning stage where I'm like, everything I make is a little bit better. And just leaning into that, the joy in, like, conquering the zero to one phase. And yeah, just, like, learning to enjoy the, that part of the learning curve I think is really important.

    11. SP

      What are some things you figured out that made, like, let's say the That Cringe series, which now has, like, I don't know, 150 million views on that, that f- that style of video that you do. What's something you've figured out, you're like, "Oh, that's... I used to do it this way, then I figured out this and made it better"?

    12. CK

      I don't know if it's really anything conscious. You know, it c- it, it's like, it's mostly stuff that you just, like, innately pick up on when you do things over and over again, when you read comments and think about what people are reacting to. Um, but, you know, a lot of the times it's like the first time we did a video like that, you know, we were trying to riff and kind of stepping over each other's lines and jokes and punchlines and stuff. And the next time we did it, we got a little bit better at, like, letting each other speak-

    13. SP

      Right

    14. CK

      ... and breathe. And, like, that's one thing that I think we're really good at now is we never speak over each other. Like, we never interrupt. We're really good at riffing, but, like, 'cause we're innately just conscious of, like, you know, the audience and what they wanna hear, and no one likes to hear people interrupting and stepping all over each other's jokes, you know? Um, so stuff like that, um, we just get better at, like, just because you do it, you know?

    15. SP

      Uh, I like that answer, even though I wanted you to say, like, the trick. Uh-

    16. CK

      [laughs]

    17. SP

      It's, like, a lesson I've had to relearn so many times that there i- like, you know, there are things that make things better, but they're, like, there wasn't the trick.

    18. CK

      Yeah, yeah.

    19. SP

      It was, like, a shitload of reps-

    20. CK

      Yeah

    21. SP

      ... and caring, and then, like-

    22. CK

      Yeah

    23. SP

      ... you know, you just sort of, like, get better with every rep.

    24. CK

      But there's, like, there's-

    25. SP

      Which is kind of the boring, it's like the, it's not the answer that's like, "Yes, I found the secret."

    26. CK

      I, I just think-

    27. SP

      But it's like, that is the secret at the same time

    28. CK

      ... I don't think it would be fun if you went from zero to good at something just by doing one little trick, because it doesn't, you don't, like, I find so much joy in, in, like, getting a little bit better at something every time I do it, and then seeing a little evidence of that, which you get by posting online, right? Like, the next time you do something, you all of a sudden, you, you know, five comments being like, "Wow, this is better than the last one you did," and you're like-

    29. SP

      Right

    30. CK

      ... "Fuck yeah."

  7. 36:00 – 44:00

    Tiny Beat Gang and making music videos

    1. SP

      like... For the running thing, is it, like... Why? Like, I, I don't... I am, like... If you told me to do an endurance thing, I'd be like, "Oh, you've suggested my least favorite activity on Earth."

    2. CK

      Yeah, yeah.

    3. SP

      Why do you do it?

    4. CK

      My parents did it growing up, so it, it's kind of in my blood. I saw them do it. Um, and I've always... Like, they, they raised us, like, we would go on bike trips all the time, and so we were always doing it, and then we would see them do these incredible feats of fitness, and it just became something that I That drove me. And then I was, like, an athlete in college and stuff.

    5. SP

      Right.

    6. CK

      So when I graduated, I was like, "I need something to stay in shape." So, like, running just seemed like the most natural thing, and then, uh, once you do, you know, five miles, you're like, "Oh." Or once you do three miles, you're like, "I think I can do five." And then you're like, "Oh, I should, I should maybe go for a half-marathon." You get kind of addicted to it.

    7. SP

      Right.

    8. CK

      And then, so I've done, like, marathons ever since, and then my sister signed up for an Ironman, and she did it, and she's my younger sister, so I was like, "Damn it. She did that before me."

    9. SP

      [laughs]

    10. CK

      So then I signed up for one, and then I did one, and now it just kind of, like, through that, I was going through, like, a pretty dark period, like, right after COVID, and, uh, through training for this, for these, I ge- I did an ultra-marathon first, and then I did an Ironman. And through training for those, I kinda, like, refound my confidence and my happiness.

    11. SP

      Mm.

    12. CK

      So now it's, like, something I wanna make part of my life. So, like, I started the training channel, um, and now I'm just planning more things. Like, I'm gonna do the New York Marathon, and then I'm planning 100-and-something mile ultra that I'm trying to do.

    13. SP

      What about the music videos you guys do? 'Cause, um, they're amazing, and, uh, they're, like, almost, like, too amazing. It's like, wait, like, where did this come from? Why is this, like, why is this good? Are you guys, is this what you guys actually do?

    14. CK

      [laughs]

    15. SP

      Like, I didn't really understand. The first time I saw one, I was like, this is, uh, I don't know. I was just, like, very jealous. I was like, holy shit. Like, you can't have, you can't be like, "Oh, I'm relatable and funny, but I'm also, like, mega talented on the other side."

    16. CK

      [laughs]

    17. SP

      It's like, no, you get to pick, you know? That's how life works. Um, w- how'd you guys start doing that, and why is it, like, why is it so, so fucking good, and, like, w- why don't you lean into that more if it's so good?

    18. CK

      I do think that, yeah, like, a lot of the stuff I've done or been successful at, it's been, like, like I'm the person to look at a pipe dream and be like, "It would be really cool to be that," and then, like, actually try.

    19. SP

      Mm-hmm.

    20. CK

      And so that's kinda how that started was-

    21. SP

      Like, you don't count yourself out, you mean. Like, you're like-

    22. CK

      Yeah, exactly. Like, I, I somewhere in me kinda believe that I'm probably capable of that somewhere, and I think everyone is of everything. Um, but I'm pretty good at, like, not, you know, turning myself down, I guess, at the beginning. And, and that's kinda what I lost in that, like, dark period, was I lost that confidence, and if I thought of something, I would revert back to, like, "No, you couldn't accomplish that." Um, but when it came to music, I was always like, it'd be cool to, like, do, it would be cool to, like, go online and say, "I have a new song out."

    23. SP

      [laughs]

    24. CK

      You know what I mean? That would be a really cool thing.

    25. SP

      Let's work backwards from that. [laughs]

    26. CK

      Yeah, exactly. And, like, I never, I never played any instruments besides drums growing up. I was never really musically inclined. I had a good sense of rhythm, and I really enjoyed music. And so I was kinda like, "No, this is something that's not really for you," and then I was like, "No, why can't it be?" And so I downloaded FL Studio. I made a beat, and for one of our videos, I invited Noel over 'cause he used to actually rap in high school. So I was like, "I made this beat. Can you just rap over it, and we'll make a funny song for the end of this video?" And, uh, he, you know, took a little bit of convincing 'cause he was like-

    27. SP

      [laughs]

    28. CK

      ... "I closed this chapter of my life."

    29. SP

      [laughs]

    30. CK

      And so finally got, I got him over to the place.

  8. 44:00 – 51:00

    Frozen S’mores, Shark Tank for Creators, AI Thumbnail app

    1. SP

      It's like we, we went gold. [laughs]

    2. CK

      Yeah, exactly.

    3. SP

      S- so you, um, [laughs]

    4. CK

      That's good. I like that.

    5. SP

      Yeah. I steal.

    6. CK

      I might steal that.

    7. SP

      Yeah. I'm funny too, okay?

    8. CK

      [laughs]

    9. SP

      One of my questions on my list was like, how do I, am I... It was am I funny and how do I get funnier?

    10. CK

      [laughs]

    11. SP

      So-

    12. CK

      I would say yes

    13. SP

      ... [laughs] 'cause you listen to the pod. Go ahead.

    14. CK

      Yeah.

    15. SP

      [laughs]

    16. CK

      I, I would say you're definitely funny. I chuckle. I think you guys... Here, I'll give you some constructive criticism-

    17. SP

      Thank you

    18. CK

      ... from a listener, from a fan of the show. I think you need better cold opens.

    19. SP

      Agreed.

    20. CK

      A lot of times I feel like you use the wrong moments-

    21. SP

      Well you're-

    22. CK

      ... and you should use the funnier moments maybe.

    23. SP

      It's even dumber than that. We come from a different world, so it's like, uh... We're just dumb about like how you would do a creative process.

    24. CK

      Yeah.

    25. SP

      It's like, oh, you should care about this, and like you should run a process that like, like looks at the feedback or the data and then like makes it better.

    26. CK

      Yeah.

    27. SP

      Or like watch it together and be like, what could we do better?

    28. CK

      Yeah.

    29. SP

      We've never done that.

    30. CK

      Yeah.

  9. 51:00 – 58:42

    Going to Elon Musk’s house party

    1. CK

      just make it look a little bit cartoony, but then they'll, then they'll, like, blend it with the original thumbnail so that it's not-

    2. SP

      Gotcha

    3. CK

      ... obvious, but it's eye-catching, and you're like, "Something's weird about that thumbnail."

    4. SP

      Right.

    5. CK

      Which is what it takes to stand out.

    6. SP

      Which is the point of a thumbnail. [laughs]

    7. CK

      Which is the point. It doesn't, it, like, you know, people think that a good thumbnail is, like, contrast and colors, and it's like, a lot of times that ends up blending in.

    8. SP

      Right.

    9. CK

      You just wanna look different. So I think AI does that. Like-

    10. SP

      I remember, uh, in history class, at Duke actually, I learned, uh, that Hitler did that. So back-

    11. CK

      [laughs] Hitler

    12. SP

      ... back in the day, you and Hitler-

    13. CK

      Okay, yeah. [laughs] Wow

    14. SP

      ... like, so, like, minds think alike. He, all the posters were colored, like, just like print... Every- everybody was... And so he, a- all of his marketing was done in black and white.

    15. CK

      Yeah.

    16. SP

      Black and white flyers, posters, whatever.

    17. CK

      Yeah.

    18. SP

      'Cause it was just the contrast-

    19. CK

      Yeah

    20. SP

      ... to everything else.

    21. CK

      Yeah.

    22. SP

      And it was like, yeah, it was like-

    23. CK

      So there you go. Take a page out of-

    24. SP

      Yeah

    25. CK

      ... Hitler's book-

    26. SP

      [laughs]

    27. CK

      ... when you think about thumbnails. But I think-

    28. SP

      Cold open. Got it.

    29. CK

      Yeah. There's... Yeah, exactly. [laughs]

    30. SP

      [laughs] I'm learning.

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