Whats is your reasoning behind this question? I certainly dont make any assertions as to being the best and making every decision correctly. Playing and talking simultaneously is also not my greatest talent, but I feel I like I contribute fairly high level content in my videos.
After reviewing the video I definitely see room for improvement in relaying my thought process while playing live. Also a few instances of me utterly failing to play and talk simulateounsly resulting in some fairly funny folds (t8s to small 3b sticks out).
I always welcome contructive criticism, but random rude comments don't really have a place. Fairly easy to skip my content if you do not enjoy it or find something to learn from it.

Hey Saiyan, thanks man appreciate it.
@1:30 I agree with you here, which is why I opted with the min raise. Open shoving from this position is probably +cEV but certainly doesnt maximize and makes our range extremely easy to play against.
@6:00 If anything I think we should probably be checking the flop. In general small blind and flatter are all over this board and we shouldnt want to be betting that much 1 pair. I guess stp is low enough that I chose to bet. Another consideration (and why I shoved turn) is that I feel my opponent probably calls all of his hands on the turn when my bounty is on the line, but Im not certain about this logic. Checking turn could be best without bounty considerations

Really hard to pin down the exact value of a bounty in these PSKO tournaments as there are some ICM considerations instead of just going by a $ to chip ratio. Definitely a fine line as to how much chip utility you want to risk on situations that are minus actual chip EV but neutral or potentially plus when adding in bounty value. I easily could be undervalueing it in this more bounty heavy saturday format. There will be an interesting hand coming up in one of the later parts that I very well could have folded something I should have called with.

Thanks Andres :)
As to your question, it certainly is a +cEV spot to shove, the problem I see with it is that it makes it difficult construct an open shoving vs min raising range from ep here and stay relatively balanced. When we start shoving for 20bb in this situation I think that most competent opponents will accurately be able to guess what hands we will be doing this with and know somewhat where our splitting point between min raise and jam is. So while jamming earns us some chips it doesnt maximize our wins but can potentially maximimize our losses as there will be situations where say next to act rejams and someone cold calls that we would love to happily fold w/ only 2bb invested.
As far as barreling the turn I do agree with you that the K is a better card for our range than his, thus we should be able to barrel it with a fairly high frequency and either take a cheapshowdown on river or perhaps bluff some runouts. I believe I chose to check this specific combo because 77 blocks a good amount of hands that call flop and fold turn (bad fds, gutshots, low end straight draws, 87 etc) but I will say that I am not sure about this reasoning. I think I will try to run a sim on this hand and find out as I can see some merits to both lines of thought on the turn.