You are progressing and you're getting there. That is good.
Give it some more time before you start putting out videos. Get your tricks more dialed and get rid of filler. The "dink around in the driveway" stuff is fun when you're having a ride day with friends, but it doesn't belong in a video. Careful when editing, too much "ride into the trick" time can get boring, as well as too much slow-mo.
As far as posting on this website and especially on other people's videos, be humble. You will be much more respected as a beginner if you know how to respect your superiors. These kids have put their time in, and they've got the cuts and bruises necessary to get to the level they're at. Respect them. Learn from them. Follow them (not their style or anything, but their dedication, determination, and love for the sport). Constructive criticism only works when you have constructed that bridge for yourself, so to speak.
Do not take this comment harshly, I am speaking as to what I know and how I feel. Keep going, and don't ever give up. By the time I get back, I want to see you murdering parks and street. Make it happen. Spend less time filming and searching for SR cred and more time cutting up your knees and fists and bruising your shins. Then you will be respected.
