Q: bill, someone ask you this: "i was watching your reality videos (again) an notice that you use the word "we" what do you mean? your family? friends? someone that helps you make your videos?  and then you answer this:  i think i use the words "we" "you" "i" equally. if you happen to know which is the correct pronoun to use when talking to yourself, feel free to let me know.  but the person didn't answer back, so here:  1.- you that's the word you use when you're talking to someone else, for example, now I'm talking to you, so i'm using the word "you".  2.- we we is the word that you can use when you are talking about someone else and you, for example, now WE are talking, YOU (bill) and ME (the one that wrote this) but it works with more people; not just two (like now) it can be more.  3.- me ...  this is hard to explain as hell, so here are some examples:  I can't come on tusday, I have homework.  I am going to swim, do YOU (someone) want to come?  It's ME (YOU; bill) do YOU want to come to my house? I just end my homework.  WE (YOU; bill and other people, or just someone else) are going to the carnival, are YOU (someone, or more people that you are talking to) coming?  end of the examples.  ok, those are the examples, I hope it help you, but I (the one that wrote this) don't know if you (bill) were talking about this, or you mean something else. whatever, bye bill! 
A: right, thanks, i know all that already. it seems you didn't really read the question, which was about which pronoun to use when talking to yourself. which is a situation when you ARE the person you are talking to. which makes you both "i" "you" and "we" all at the same time