"Brandon Duhaime's quest to become a successful YouTuber took another major step on Monday when his spearfishing account, @DivinwithDEW, uploaded its highly anticipated first video. The 49-second YouTube Short shows Duhaime, in full scuba-diving gear, stalking his prey before eventually spearing a red grouper near the bottom of the sea. Duhaime then swims to the top while showing off his catch."
"Warning: This video could be upsetting for some. The video popped up on YouTube to the delight of many Capitals fans who followed Duhaime's account after he announced it in late September. "It's working," an excited Duhaime said on Tuesday, seemingly wowed by the technology. "Let's get it out there!" As of this article's publication, Duhaime's video has garnered 168 likes and nearly 2,000 views. It's also received some buzz on social media."
"A team of eight people was assembled to complete and post the video. The 28-year-old Duhaime also admitted there were some "big-time" technical difficulties and the solutions took a while to figure out. "We had an original launch date, and I think it got pushed back a couple weeks from there," Duhaime said. "[We're] a little bit all over the place, but we got it done.""
Brandon Duhaime launched a spearfishing YouTube account, @DivinwithDEW, and posted a 49-second Short showing him spearing a red grouper while in full scuba gear. The video shows Duhaime stalking prey near the sea bottom then surfacing to display the catch. The clip has attracted nearly 2,000 views and 168 likes and sparked social media buzz among Washington Capitals fans. Duhaime assembled an eight-person team to film and post the video and faced significant technical difficulties that delayed the launch. Teammate Pierre-Luc Dubois posted the first comment and some teammates created accounts to boost his subscriber count. Duhaime expressed excitement about the response and the technology.
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