All right, if you wanted to start a channel, what would you do?
How would you prepare it?
Would you portray your personality as genuine?
Or! Would you make it a hyperbole of yourself, to keep the attention on the audience?
Are you gonna make an animation channel?
A vlog channel?
A skit channel?
DIY?
Gaming?
Is... what I would have asked, if Stephen and Hosuh were here.
Listen, I tried
recording with Hosuh and Stephen,
"By the way, Can You Become a Youtuber"
and basically all Stephen kept on saying was that he want to make a Fortnite clickbait YouTube channel,
which I'm like 25 percent sure he was joking about... I'm not sure
and Hosuh wanted to make a nice cooking channel and listen between you and me
I would watch the crap out of Hosuh's version of Binging with Babish
We would call it Binging with Hosuh or Hungry with Hosuh and that would-
Oh my lord, the views.
Haha, look the recording we did was awful, so, I had to scrap it. But I really liked the title
"Can you start a YouTube channel?"
And there's a really good reason behind making this video.
About a year ago, Austin McConnell started making these videos called "5 cool channels under 1000 subscribers"
where he stated that too many channels make videos about how hard it is for small creators to start off,
but they don't really do anything about it.
So he says, and I quote that "these big youtubers take the time to, I don't know, make collaboration,
with these small youtubers, that they supposedly care so much about and help them get over the 1,000 subscriber mark"
Which I actually agree with you know, no youtuber is forced to do this,
but I remember when I was a smaller channel,
and I can't imagine how helpful it would have been if somebody helped us out. And I don't consider us a big channel.
I just-
there's so many channels with over a million subscribers nowadays.
I think we're kind of average, but I do think you guys are an audience
who would love having new people on this channel and support others, when it's necessary.
So I went on Twitter and I asked you guys to give me channels under 1,000 subscribers that I should look at.
And then, I also went on the subreddit, called Newtubers, and I did some digging.
So here is my list of 5 interesting youtubers under 1,000 subscribers.
Okay look, I don't believe anyone is entitled to viewership
If you don't like someone's content, you have the freedom to leave them
if we in DanPlan suck
You're not gonna watch our channel and that's fair game
We need to work for your attention. But when I see a smaller channel who work really hard
I love it. And I love seeing the genuineness of what they make with the passion
they have and the work ethic they have. I really do believe that you guys will love them as much as I do and it's
so fun to see them grow.
If you support them, they will appreciate it so so much and I'm just grateful that I get to be part of that.
So, I highly suggest that you check them out.
I went through hundreds of channels to get these five, if you liked them, give them a like. If you find their content
interesting and wanna absolutely make their day, you subscribe to their channel. It will make their day.
So channel number one: Part Time Legends. There is a reason why they're number one in my list.
There is absolutely no reason for them to only have
151 subscribers. Like, they make comedy skits, and they do such a fantastic job.
All their video has like a dry start with a point that makes sense at the end. I'm not gonna spoil anything for you.
Just go check it out.
Channel number two: LooseRomi. Okay, for this one,
I thought I was watching Hosuh and Stephen argue with each other about different topics.
It was so fun to watch this guy play two characters and I think he's got a lot going for himself.
He picks topics like astrology and anti vaccines and gets his two characters to argue about them.
He's just a fun guy to listen to, give him a watch.
Channel number three, A-ha Animations
Oh, no another story time animation channel. Okay. Look. Hold on. *Laughing*
That's what I thought too, until I watched his videos, about the Avengers end game theory.
He basically makes this theory about how the movie would go and makes it incredibly
interesting to listen to. I think he'll make some amazing content. So check him out.
Channel number four is Geek Out Hobbies. Something about a dude with gears, making random
DIY stuff in his own garage is just so satisfying to watch. I have zero clue what he's doing.
It's really easy to see that he works incredibly hard and my favorite video on his channel right now is "Making my first box"
It's just him making a cedar box,
but it's just-
I can't explain it. Go watch it and you'll see what I'm talking about.
Channel number five: John Hall
Alright,
I found this guy from another youtuber making top 5 small YouTube channels
and the more I watch his content, the more I love this guy.
He is wholesome and I can't find a single douchey bone in his body.
He makes commentary videos, but isn't always negative about it. Check him out.
I think that these guys really deserve the support that they need and I really do think you guys will find them fun.
So, you know, there you go. There were more channels I found interesting
But I felt like showcasing more than five channels would dilute the attention, so, I'll still leave their links in the description, though.
Listen, I'm sorry about the clickbait, but I really wanted you guys' attention.
I won't - I won't try to clickbait you too many times. I guess... I don't freaking know.
Listen, I'll clickbait you again, probably. Who are we kidding here?
Um, Yeah. Thanks. Have fun. Thanks for watching.
Oh boy, this is gonna be such a mess
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