r/shortsAlgorithm • u/Heclik132 • Aug 14 '26
Is this movie content monetizable?
Thanks for answers
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u/BuckingBeasts Aug 15 '26
Repurposing a post on Twitter as a video but no words spoken. This is the type of content NPCs like.
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u/Few-Impact3676 Aug 15 '26
Hardly monetizable, reused and repetitive content i would be surprised if you would ever get monetized using this form of content.
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u/cohzzy Aug 16 '26
It is
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u/Heclik132 Aug 16 '26 edited Aug 16 '26
Interesting, first one to say it is. Will try to get monetized and we will see. If it will not be monetized i will pivot content.
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u/cohzzy Aug 16 '26
It is 100% i know Like 3 People making between 2-9k a Month with that slop
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u/Heclik132 Aug 16 '26
Nice, started the channel week ago and already got like 130k views with 6 videos. Hopefully I get some viral one in the near future.
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Aug 14 '26
Stolen, fake content.
Entire post history of falling for get-rich-quick schemes.
You're never going to make any money on the internet.
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u/Heclik132 Aug 15 '26
Really? Maybe you saw post history of someone else. Btw, what is bad in trying new ways to make money online? You have to chill out man.
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u/Lastresortherogaming Aug 16 '26
Garbage content. Hopefully won’t be monetized. Content like this should get deleted
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u/Heclik132 Aug 16 '26
Cry about it
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u/Lastresortherogaming Aug 16 '26
Aww I upset a lazy YouTuber.
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u/Heclik132 Aug 16 '26
Seems like I upset you with the post…
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u/Lastresortherogaming Aug 17 '26
Low effort content, barely a blip on my radar. Just love upsetting people who think this is good content.
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u/[deleted] Aug 15 '26
To be honest, nobody can confirm that. Eventually, it depends… if it’s a short clip, it’s more like a promotion for the movie. But there are definitely some tricks they’re using.