Loved the video my guy. There was just so much i related to with my own journey with wrestling. A lot of great messages too. You are the only friend of mine that i feel like goes through what i do on a daily basis. Makes me happy to know you’re still going, and learning. The destination really is the least important thing in what we do
The way I lose respect for any (gaming) channel is when they question something while directly staring at the answer, happened repeatedly with some channels I watched and it was never not annoying lmao. Also the advice is pretty great here, especially the last one. It's sad to see less RU-vidrs being themselves and just feel like AI's commentating on whatever topic they're talking about. This is why I dislike most commentary channels, because aside from the topics that they cover they're absolutely not entertaining to watch, they're no different from mindless robots to me. This is why I find channels like yours, PointlessHub, Saberspark, etc... entertaining, because it's always more fun watching RU-vidrs who are genuinely interested in the topics they cover
Wow, what a well-thought out comment! Thank you for taking the time to make this, Aver. You bring up some great points. In 2024, it feels like authenticity is becoming more of a priority than spectacle-based videos. I'm honored to be included with your picks like Saberspark, PointlessHub, etc. Thanks again :)
im trying out new things like exe videos and such cause all i did was funny moments and now its gaining a bit of traction and im really glad, and watching this video also helped a lot thank you!
These are all sort of obvious sugestions, and yet arent at the same time. people still do thse things, and youve most likely helped people out alot with this video. youve earned a sub!!
Have you ever got stuck in a niche and wanted to get out but also still moderately enjoy the content you are creating? (That's kinda the situation I'm in)
Yes! It's a tricky situation for sure. If the new niche is completely different from your current one (Travel vs Gaming), you may want to start a separate channel. If the niches are relatively the same, you can either split your videos between both niches, or try to combine them through video ideas (Ex. Fortnite mods in Minecraft). Ultimately, your happiness comes first. And especially at the early stages of RU-vid (before 10k subscribers), it's the best time to experiment without fear of mistakes! I hope that helps. :)
I use capcut, and I'm fine with it tbh. Btw stupid ass favorite picking RU-vid still won't let me verify my account, so I can't upload vids longer than 15 mins, nor make my own thumbnails, while they be giving SSSniper wolf thousands of cash/month
That seems like a very delicate and step-by-step process based on the situation of that RU-vidr. If the controversy is bad enough, maybe another career avenue is best for that person (especially if they're a danger to others). If the controversy is redeemable, then you may need to coach/hire with a professional manager to help with the process. Just my two cents haha
If it's a hobby, by all means follow your own heart! If it's a long-term hobby, these 5 points should still be considered if you want to avoid potential creativity blocks and comparing yourself :)
Was the first and fifth mistake in this video the reason why you drifted away from Friday Night Funkin' content? Because I noticed that there's been a decrease in Friday Night Funkin' content on your channel and that you've been focusing on other stuff
In some ways, yeah! I'll always love Friday Night Funkin', and it'd be cool to cover it down the line. But I always started the channel in mind with talking about the Gaming Industry as a whole. Covering RU-vid gaming "channels" have been a growing interest too, and I really like helping others on their journey!
I've thought about it, but I don't know if I'm quite ready to hand that part off. Eventually, I plan to try it. But considering an editor is a great idea for any growing channel imo :)
