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Faceless YT 🥷

[flexboy @igncukk]

@deekor_v You pay 0 taxes in all countries that have a tax treaty, for example im in Italy and also pay 0%

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@CarterYoutubeF @abiyeempire @hnsyjj Chat gpt ass answer 😭😭 its in a cms

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@Scriptwriter35 @WonderfulJohnx chat gpt ass answer get a grip

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@timdanilovhi PDF

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@chriszak Morad the goat fr cant wait to see him live again

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@Vexian Banger video brother

[Andrew | Youtube Automation @wizofYT]

I didn’t want to post about it like everyone else

but there’s a saying in finance...

when the market panics - that’s when you double down

during a gold rush, most people panic when the easy gold disappears

the ones who stay are the ones who actually know how to mine

so the phase where every random Indian kid could become your competitor overnight

is over

from now on, you can’t just post random AI slop videos for less than $1 and monetize a network of channels easily

c’mon guys, it was easy for a long time anyway

everybody got used to making money with as little input as possible

years ago, before AI, we had big teams of freelancers: scriptwriters, voice-over actors, video editors

now people in the YTA business don’t even know how to hire them

everybody wants a cheap VA to generate the whole video with AI and upload it on YouTube

it’s normal for a business to face problems

if everything was easy and chill, everyone would do it

ecom guys always have their Facebook accounts terminated

faceless TikTokers got used to instant random RPM drops

with Amazon FBA it’s even worse: Amazon can terminate a whole brand where people have 6,7 figures on the account

crypto guys get f*cked from every possible side

people who sell anything online face problems with payment processors, holds, chargebacks

IT IS BUSINEEEESS

it’s not for pussies, nor for lazy dudes

who dream only about passive income

you have to face problems

that’s what differentiates you, gives you value, and makes you money

mainly you see problems on your Twitter feed because it’s negative

negativity bias always provokes attention
(that’s why we use it so well for YouTube packaging, lol)

I survived much crazier, unpredictable times in 2018

when YouTube went wild on reused content

and that’s exactly why I always talk in my videos and tweets about never having only one thing

not one channel
not one IP
not one AdSense
not one niche or format

±90% of the guys complaining on Twitter ran cheap AI slop often on a single AdSense

and got everything wiped

so what actually should be different from now:

solutions:

- diversity of footages, forget about 1-3 images for 2h video

– no copy-paste title patterns, no abused thumbnail templates, no identical hooks or scripts

- a spokesperson for the channel (a real face) would be the best

- unique footage B-rolls/background

- CMS managed channels don’t get hit with inauthentic (if it’s a good CMS)

- adding real educational value

- using custom AI voices

and etc

it’s not about spending $1k+ on 2D/3D animation to “protect” a channel

Vidrush channels don’t get hit with inauthentic or terminated as AI slop but they can be created with a few clicks

we see on Twitter that even “branded” channels get problems

“branded channels” is just a marketing label people use on Twitter

to differentiate themselves or sell a “new” business model when everyone is scared

YouTube is a purely technical, capitalistic supply/demand platform

it doesn’t care how much you spend on a video or how many times you refined the script

if that mattered, Netflix and Disney would dominate YouTube with multimillion-dollar budgets

youtube can’t kill all faceless YTA channels because, firstly

they’re a big chunk of its revenue, IT IS what people want to watch

which brings us to the second thing:

the majority of YouTube viewers are dumb

they can’t differentiate a $5 production from a $5k one

if they don’t like the idea or the thumbnail - they don’t click

that’s why 2026 will be even more interesting

during 2025, the audience market got established so hard

that a big part of middle-aged and older US viewers can’t live without AI slop anymore lol

that market is still there - we just deliver DIFFERENTLY

if you know how to tackle it properly, you can grow faster now

many channels in competitive niches are demonetized/terminated

I attached a screenshot showing that after the recent inauthentic period

when most channels in the niche got hit and stopped uploading

my channel, with safety methods implemented, almost doubled views and revenue

same with my students like Tennex here, who keeps only scaling

so yeah, 2026 is going to be very interesting

ah I think that's it, I explained as much as I could🙏

REPOST this so more people can be aware

[flexboy @igncukk]

@J_Eduard08 @MerosScales because it takes so much skill to be able to do after effects edits done well

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@daviedotieno @mrcontentplayer bro took it straight from @wizofYT video 😂 what's the point

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@GohuTube I can do everything with them tbh, I even do warmup routines for powerlifting, insanely comfortable. Not the ones that you walk on tho, they just sit right above ur shoe

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@shkeffys mine's always late bro🥲they hate me or sum

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@YouTubeInsider @TeamYouTube Bro asked chat gpt to write this 100%

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@cgtwts shorts literally bring an insane amount of views/revenue + most people nowadays watch short form content

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@lukianmartin_ Happens to everyone, went from 10M to 300k

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@YouTubeCreators Consistently deleting our channels you mean?

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@YouTubeCreators you mean rebuilding what you constantly destroy without valid a reason🙂

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@borjitaea couldn't be me

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