Some thanks to you! and Djtutor.com is 1yr old today!!

0:00 Just to let you know the date is the 20th of January 2008

Alright folks, Jonathan here. Just to let you know the date is the 20th of January 2008. The reason I'm doing this video now is because the actual DJTutor.com website is one year old today. Happy birthday. Tony and I were going to get pissed today but we can't afford it, never mind. The website was basically bought scraping pennies together and it's one year old today and we are now well in the top 100,000 websites in the world. The reason it's got that far is because it's free. Everything about it is free. You don't have to pay a penny. It's all free advice, free tutorials, free information, lots of people getting involved. That's what it's about. Also, another reason for this video is to say a big few shoutouts to a few people. If I have forgotten your name, please bung a comment underneath and you can kick my arse, alright? First of all, a big shoutout to Tony and Adrian who are local guys and they've been helping me.

0:54 Redge in America, of course, who is the number one DJ tutor in America

Tony has basically built the website and Adrian is the guy who's helping as well. To Brian S. Redge in America, of course, who is the number one DJ tutor in America? You want any advice, go and see him. Also to Cincy, thank you very much. To Bermanda2, basically this lady contacted me over a year ago and she was asking advice on DJing. Now, look what she's doing. She's got nearly 1.5 million hits on one of her 10 minute mixes. Say no more. To YvetteB24, A young lady who basically got re-inspired and now is gigging. Excuse me, to old school Eric who was the first person to ever win the Ten Min Mix competition. His name will go down in history. To Rob Luff, a guy around here who's helping me. To DJ Mag, to David Ezrin, to DJ Sounds, to Pioneer, to djdownload.com, to Veztax, Leisure Tech.

2:13 To Leo McGuinness, to Fritz297, I see a big future for you

To Cam Lamber PLC, especially Matt. Thank you for the conversations, Matt. To American Audio, to Rick Remix. Keep in touch, my friend. To CDpool UK, to Lisa and Roz and the kids for putting up with us, really, I suppose. And all who said hi at the 2007 BPM show. It was quite surreal because I had people coming up to me going, Hi Jonathan, thank you. And I'd go, cheers, mate. You know, it's really nice. To DJ Snips, a friend of mine. To Leo McGuinness, to Fritz297, I see a big future for you. Carry on doing the tutorials because I'm going to be in touch soon. To YouTube, to Sublinks as well, and there's a few more here, to Big Melanne, to GroovinDJ, and I'm going to get in touch with you because that guy has got a lot of style and his actual tutorials are very precise and concise. He knows what he's on about, that's very important. To Smash Studio, a very bubbly, bubbly guy, and I see a good future for you my friend.

To DJ Architect, when we first saw this guy, it was basically a chap with one turntable and a ghetto blaster. The guy was doing some seriously good mixes just with that kit. He's got proper kit now, the guy's going to go from strength to strength. To Happy Viking, to DJ Tizzy, Brizzy Brits. Looking to the side of the description, to the Illtype DJ clothing company, and you can check that out, to Nigel36, and to one guy who contacted me first of all. A guy by the name of Pedster. This guy is in a wheelchair and he has certain disabilities, but he is a DJ. He proves to the world that no matter what position you're in, you can be a DJ. Technology is moving on so fast, so who knows, maybe soon... Everybody can be a DJ. Thank you for watching, practice and enjoy.

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