In summary, I think that consistency and marketing will beat talent every single time. I see a lot of people thinking that this YouTube thing is going to be easy. I have bad news for you—it is not. If you really plan on making it, you need to give it your 101%.

I recently had a mid-size YouTuber on my livestream and we discussed content creation. After the conversation, a few creator friends and I had a secondary Discord call about it. This is where I told them I think of YouTube as a random raffle event. The guy who puts in one ticket has lower odds of success than the guy who puts in ten tickets a day. That second guy has a much better chance of getting lucky and having the right person share his video—or even more so, he’s improving his creation skills because of all the practice.

During my streams, I’ve mentioned many times that if anyone wants to make a clip channel of me, they’re free to do it. Every time I say it, a lot of people say “no.” They feel like they won’t get views. I think they’re missing what content creation is really about! You can make content about literally any topic, and if you can connect the people interested in that topic with the content, you will blow up. I’ve had clips of me go super viral on TikTok and other platforms—and I’m considered a boring creator according to some people, lol. The right person with the right clipping skills can get anyone to blow up online. It just takes effort.

I’ve seen a lot of people on here complain about not getting to 100 subs, whereas a “dumb” channel of me has gotten to 100 subs in like two and a half months. It isn’t luck—it’s consistency!

One last thing—use the tools you have available! I use AI a lot. Not to make the content itself, but as a tool to speed things up—things like clipping, censoring words, fixing titles, fixing descriptions... Heck, I even threw this text in there and asked it to fix any grammar mistakes. Be smart. The people who are against AI are simply making the job harder. Society isn’t turning back, so embrace change or fall behind!

Just my advice when it comes to growing a YouTube channel