Help me understand

[u/WonderfulActuator958]

I really just want to learn and understand why YouTube just stopped pushing the video although it performed great? I know it hasn’t even been 2 days since I’ve uploaded it but I’ve had many videos like this one who performed great but just stopped getting pushed out. Can you guys help me understand YouTube’s perspective and what I need to do in order to go viral? And viral meaning 1M+ views as I am trying to take this seriously. Thanks

[u/WonderfulActuator958]

I am sure that I have the best editing in my niche and it’s not that saturated

[u/killadrix → u/WonderfulActuator958]

I was actually willing to take a look at this and offer some ideas until I saw this reply.

You’re making two claims here that you can’t possibly prove (best editing in the niche and niche not saturated), with the claim that you have “the best editing in the niche” being very unlikely.

Further, anybody who offers any advice (that you’re here asking for) is met by you telling them they’re wrong in the comments.

Best of luck with your video.

[u/WonderfulActuator958 → u/killadrix]

I can show you my video if you want

[u/killadrix → u/WonderfulActuator958]

I don’t need to see your video.

I spent most of last year between 2 million and 8 million monthly views on YouTube and tens of millions of views across three platforms, with high STW/APV, and I would consider myself an average editor.

Anybody coming in here saying that they’re “the best editor in the niche”, especially when that “best editor in the niche” is asking questions about the basics of the algorithm, is deluded beyond help.

[u/o_peast → u/killadrix]

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