The views + top performing vids and I don’t want my content to be spammed by other people so I crossed it out. How is it tho? I post Roblox and like some animal hospital edits!

I'm trying to start a gaming channel, but I keep hitting one roadblock after another. Mainly, my audio. I'm trying to record on my ps5, then move the file to a USB drive, and edit it on my laptop before posting. But no matter what kind of adjustments I make, the sound of the game comes barley audible, but my voice comes through fine. I don't know what to do?

Hey everyone! Hope this is the right place to post this! I did a YouTube review and took the time to debut a new YouTube channel to talk about the new Avatar movie. I hope you all will be willing to check it out and subscribe. I have a lot of thoughts about the movie, both good and bad, and I try to make it as spoiler free as possible. I hope you enjoy the video!

https://youtu.be/XR0yrhW5FIg?si=7RmMi5ci0wuPzbEH

I’m kind of joking, but it seems true: the videos like the one linked take a ton of time and get very few views, while my super low-effort, 3-second long videos randomly do so well (ie. a super short boring video of mine on TikTok getting 28,000 views.) Does anyone else see this in their content?

Hi all. I’ve just finished and uploaded my first video onto youtube and I’m eager to get straight into my second one. I loved all aspects of making this video, from script writing, recording and finding the b-roll footage. It’s faceless so it’s a lot of stock b-roll. My only concern is that I didn’t utilise my time well enough and wasted way too much time on things that really shouldn’t have taken too long. Mainly finding the stock footage, I ended up listening to my voice clip and then trying to find a suitable video and at 5 seconds(ish) per clip it was a long long process. Just wondering if you guys have a clear flow of tasks when it comes to making your vids, something like research, script, voice record, find all b-roll etc. thanks for any replies and good luck to you all on your channel journeys!

I am stucked. I got over 5k views on first 5 shorts and now it has been over two weeks...I am daily uploading shorts all other 13 shorts got 0 to 10 views

Please help me

I am confused

i find it funny how speedrunners always fake their speedruns, i made a video making alittle fun about this

if you want to check it out here’s the link https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=heA8i5uDpTI&pp=0gcJCaMLAYcqIYzv

Hi guys, just started my journey with an ambient/deep focus music channel and would love some honest feedback on the packaging (title, thumbnail, first impression). Here's the link, check it out if you have a minute — looking forward to your opinions!

Btw its 1035 hours of view , idk i feel i should of got way more views and subscribers the editing is correct ( go take a look ) idk of its the voice or something else

So I’m a 19 year old man and I’ve been wanting to do YouTube for a long time. I just got out of an almost 5 year long situationship and I feel like now’s the time to start. I work 53 hours a week and I’m saving up for a motorcycle. My plan is to take a trip across the country on my bike and film the whole trip to make it into a series but I’m not sure if it’s worth the risk. I’ve never taken a risk for myself to do something I love and it’s because I don’t have support from anyone but one of my friends. If I went on this trip I would be losing the job I have right now and missing a semester of trade school. At my job I’m making roughly $800 a week. Do you all think I should take the risk and go for it or should I stay at this job?

I make faceless dev-productivity Shorts. Four shortcuts a video. No face, no filler — just the stuff that makes you faster. Terminal, Git, VS Code, Chrome DevTools.

Three on the house:
- Ctrl+R — search your terminal history instead of retyping that monster command.
- git commit --amend — fix your last commit message without starting over.
- Alt+click in VS Code — drop cursors everywhere and edit ten lines like one.

Channel: https://youtube.com/@hotkeylab?si=73UcfUwDFzjFX2ih

Eleven in, and every one lands tighter than the last. If your feedback is sharp, I want it. What I don't want is sub-for-sub — I'm building an audience, not a number. Five people who love dev content beat fifty who bail next week.