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- In this video I'm going to share with you
20 YouTube channel ideas so you can go ahead
and start putting your channel together.
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My name is Nick.
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With that out of the way,
the first idea is a destruction channel.
Break stuff, melt stuff, catch things on fire.
Whatever it takes to completely demolish something,
make a channel about that.
You could make a channel explaining nature.
Trees and flowers and dirt and mushrooms.
And anything else that you run across in nature.
Explain the science behind it.
Explain what helps it grow,
the best environment that it grows in
and, you know, things like that.
Just help people explore and understand nature.
I would totally watch that.
Like, oh my god, totally, would ya?
Yeah, I would.
If you like to talk about people,
hmm, let's be honest, some of us do.
Then you could take your camera out
into the real world.
Of course, you'd have to blur out their faces on YouTube
but you could basically just do commentary
on how their acting, what their wearing,
and things like that.
And, again, yeah I know that's a pretty rude thing
but maybe this idea will help spawn another idea for you.
Something a little more positive, I hope.
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You could make videos exploring your city.
Go to places that people don't normally go
and document those areas.
Or if you have a place or areas in your city
that people like to go to,
of course, you can document those as well
if you'd like to.
Maybe if there's a particular landmark,
you could talk about the history of that landmark
and why it's a landmark and why people like to go there
and why people should go there.
You know, just stuff like that about your city or town.
If you are a people person,
you could do interviews with random people
and ask them absurd questions
or really any kind of questions about things
that you would want to know about that person.
The cool thing about this one
is you could even do it without even having
to show your own face,
which is a bonus.
This one might seem a little out here
but if you are a meditator,
you could make videos of yourself meditating everyday.
I've actually seen channels like this.
Basically, one, you got your accountability
to make sure that you do your practice everyday.
Two, you're virtually meditating with people
that don't want to meditate by themselves,
which is a pretty cool thing to do.
Take the whole thing up a notch
by live-streaming your meditation session,
then people are literally doing it with you.
Especially if you gain a lot of subscribers
and things like that,
that'd be a pretty cool community to be involved with
as long as people are doing it in the same time zone
and things like that, that you are.
Like I said, that one might seem a little bit our there.
But this is a video about channel ideas
and that is indeed a channel idea.
You could make a channel focused on all aspects
of a particular sport or activity
that you happen to be interested in.
On that topic you could do equipment reviews,
keep people up to date on upcoming events,
share tips and tricks on how to do
said sport or activity.
Or you could make stylish videos
highlighting that sport or particular activity.
My buddy, Whiskey Dic,
whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa,
that is short for dictionary,
he has a channel about whiskey
and goes into all types of different aspects of Whiskey
and does reviews and things like that,
which is pretty creative.
You can do the same exact thing,
not with whiskey, but with wine or beer,
or, you know, any other type of adult beverage.
And if you're a kid then, you know,
you can go ahead and skip this idea all together.
Or you could do soda or snacks
or whatever it is that you kids are eating these days.
If you like the idea of vlogging
but you don't want to be on camera yourself,
then you could work with a friend,
a close friend or a family member,
something like that, to document their lives for them.
They do their part on camera and you do all the editing
and uploading to YouTube and key wording
and tagging and all that stuff
and that's, kind of, your agreement.
However, this is an explicit warning
that doing that type of channel might cause
problems in the future because, you know,
if the channel happens to explode
you might run into some kinds of problems.
For example, down the road,
if they don't want to do it anymore.
You know, something along those lines.
So, be warned about that one.
But, it's an idea.
You can make a channel about how to improve
a certain personality trait.
For example, there's a channel that does very well
called Charisma on Command.
That channel, basically, just focuses on charisma
and how to have more charisma
and helps people understand what charisma is
and, basically, how to apply it to your own personality
or to your own life,
which is pretty cool.
Of course, you could make a channel
talking about current trends
from YouTube, Google, Twitter,
and any other social media site
that allows you access to their trends topics.
If you're on Reddit, you could talk about topics
from your favorite subreddits.
If you're a kid and you're in school everyday,
you could talk about what it is that you're learning.
Basically, "Hey, today I went to school
"and I learned this.
"Now, I'm going to compile information
"over the course of the week
"of what I learned this week."
I'm obviously an older person
but I think it would be entertaining
to see a kid's perspective on the stuff
that they're learning as they're putting
all of that information into their minds.
I think that would be a pretty interesting channel.
As long as it's done well.
If you like shoes, you could make a channel
about shoes and the stuff you like about shoes,
and what makes a shoe a good shoe versus a bad shoe.
My buddy, 87 Edition, does this.
And he does it with photos and for Nikes,
so don't do it with Nikes,
because 87 Edition is already doing Nikes.
But you can do a mix of different types
of shoes and talk about different brands
and whatever it is that makes you interested in shoes.
You can do the same thing for clothes.
It's, like, a thousand degrees in here.
Should've turned my fan on or something, whoo.
If you are in the process of learning anything
and I know you are, 'cause we're all learning stuff
all the time, you could document your progress
and show your improvements as time passes
and give the tips and tricks of learning
whatever it is that you're learning
to help other people who are trying to learn
the same thing as you are.
And a bonus thing about this is
as you progress through time, then you're going
to position yourself as someone knowledgeable
in the topic of what it is that you're talking about,
which is pretty cool.
If you are a productive person,
you could share your tips on how to be productive.
What is your daily routine?
What are the different types of things
that you work into your life
in order to maintain your productivity?
Fitness folks, share the stuff that you know
and help the rest of us learn
how to take better care of ourselves.
What foods to eat, what exercises do and do not work,
common things that people think about exercise
that are absolutely not true.
What equipment to use and not use and so on.
If you're a hustler and you know creative
and unique ways to make money,
share that information with people,
especially right now with the different economies
around the world and the condition that they're in.
You know, people are trying to find new ways
to make money.
The world is changing, help 'em out.
And depending on how you structure your channel,
you can even increase your revenue further
by helping other people learn
how to increase their revenue,
which is a nice bonus.
This one's a little different,
but I've seen a handful of them pop up lately.
If you have access to a large music library.
If you're a musician yourself
and you create a lot of tracks,
then you can make a 24 hour,
seven days a week live streaming channel.
The only thing that you're dependent on,
in that case, is you're internet connection
and, of course, whatever computer you have playing
your 24/7 playlist.
This type of access to music
is actually becoming one of my favorite ways
to play music while I'm doing other things.
If you know how to do anything really, really well
share it with other people.
Make an entire channel about whatever it is
that you do if you like doing it
and you're good at it.
It doesn't matter if you're building trains.
It doesn't matter if you're building stuff
out of Legos, if you're making helmets,
or cosplay, or whatever it is.
If you're really good at something
and you enjoy doing it,
make a channel about it.
If you want even more YouTube channel ideas,
I will put a link down in the description
and a card up here to another video that I made
about channel ideas to give you 30 more.
If you want video ideas, I've got links
to those down in the description too.
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