Help me find some particular videos about video games?

A long time ago, I'm guessing mid-to-late 2000's, I recall seeing a video that went "viral" among gamers. Not sure the word viral was even in use back then for this sort of thing, and youtube was still young--I'm not sure I even first saw it on youtube.

It was a video about wasting one's life playing video games. Unfortunately, so much time has passed that it seems virtually impossible for me to find it on my own, since there are so many videos and articles and forum threads about the subject now, and I don't have a lot of details about the video, like who made it in the first place.

IIRC, the creator didn't usually create serious videos.

This man had made a video about how after spending thousands of hours gaming (pretty sure he was specifically playing World of Warcraft), he came to the depressing conclusion that those hours were wasted--that they didn't truly enrich his life, and all he had to show for his time and money were high-level digital avatars. He went on to show several example of things he could have done with that time instead, and I remember there were a lot of "I could have read this series of books... this many times" examples. He used this in a well-intended effort to encourage others not to make the same mistake he did, with the idea that maybe games aren't worth your time.

What's more, I recall there was a follow-up video. Apparently, the first video got a lot of attention, and people reached out to him. He more or less retracted his sentiment about video games based on one idea: that many people had come to establish friendships online through games. His new conclusion was that if you made connections with other people through games, then it wasn't a waste after all.

I wanted to see these videos again, both for my own sake and because I think they might be relevant to people when they discuss the issue.

Does anybody know what videos I'm talking about? Thanks for your time.