Adding Video Subtitles in Premiere (Easiest method)

How I add Subtitles in Premiere

Having a long movie for subtitles is sometimes boring because you have to choose the easiest way to do it. First I import the video and from that video create a new sequence so I cant decrease quality from firstly create sequence and then add the video.
I create a subtitle the first one with the size and font I like and after that copy and paste the subtitle in project. (100 Times if the movie is long for ex 20 mins)
After that I switch into Title Mode and then just drag and edit subtitle without caring about font, size and colour.

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