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Good news! YouTube’s $100 million Shorts Fund launches this month. YouTube creators can now get $10,000 per month for making Shorts. YouTubers in select countries can vie for a piece of the $100 million YouTube Shorts Fund. But there is a catch. Only if their Shorts rise to the top of the heap of the most-viral clips. The $100 million YouTube Shorts Fund will be distributed through the remainder of 2021 and into 2022. YouTube Shorts Creators can now start earning up to $10,000 per month with viral videos. YouTube is also requiring these to be original videos. Reuploads and videos tagged with watermarks from other platforms will disqualify a channel for payments. The payments are only available in 10 regions for now. Including the United States, United Kingdom, India, and Brazil among others. YouTube says it plans on expanding that list in the future. If you like this video, please subscribe to the channel and don't miss any updates.

I hope everyone is doing well, even with the Covid-19 virus and self-isolation. Once it's over, we will be stronger. We know that not everyone wants to hear or be reminded all the time of the Coronavirus, so in today's video, we will do what we do best. I will continue educating the public about various psychology topics and mental health. Today's topic is on emotions and types of emotions that we may experience at one point or another, but can not explain. Do you have those feelings where everyone around you has their own stories, but you know for a fact that you won't get to know all the stories? How do you describe that emotion? Apparently, the term is sonder. What about the feeling when you find someone so attractive for no reason, but you can't really explain it? It's not love or infatuation, but something closer to envy. Apparently, there's a term for that too. It's called Hanker Sore.