I have a new youtube channel for my FPV activities.

I have about 2 subscribers so more are always welcome. 

The more crazy things you do, probably the more subscribers you will get. I would love to dive a building with Meteor85, but it doesn't drop as you are finding out, it floats down and it doesn't fly down straight, it kind of tumbles. It doesn't weigh enough to carry any real amount of momentum. I think unless you have a quad that weighs around 150g (or more) and is without prop guards, it doesn't carry enough momentum for diving, unless you dive with the throttle at a set amount to add speed. The prop guards cause weird air flow which makes it unstable. A toothpick on the other hand will be pretty stable while diving.

But keep it up and you will get more subs.

Not meaning to sound negative, but with you being in the US (according to your profile) and with all the tightening regulations there for unmanned aircraft, it is actually better to have LESS subscribers and views unless you are trying to monetize your channel, and you are following all the UAV regulations by the book. The more you draw attention to what you are doing the more chance someone with a chip on their shoulder against drones will see your video and report you to the FAA. You don't want to end up being the one that the FAA make an example of so just be careful what flight videos you decide to post online so you don't end up incriminating yourself. It's only going to be a matter of time before the FAA also start targeting and restricting the use of sub 250g drones when they start to see what sort of things people are doing with those.