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Jun 18 11 tweets 3 min read
History niche = highest ceiling, lowest barrier.
(but only if you stop playing it like a school project)

This is a full-blown warplan. Swipe it. Use it. Scale it. 👇🏰️ WHY HISTORY HITS DIFFERENT

Built-in narrative: rise, betrayal, downfall
People binge this niche like Netflix
No copyright BS (public domain = freedom)
Global reach: every region has its own rabbit holes
Monetization? Midrolls + course sponsors + book clubs + military/political brands
Jun 18 11 tweets 3 min read
True rime niche, full freaking breakdown

(for people who aren’t here to play, just scale)

This is a blueprint. Copy-paste if you want, but this works. 🧵👇 WHY TRUE CRIME SLAPS

Built-in virality → people crave mystery, fear, survival

Search + suggested combo niche

Global audience, endless stories

Retention is baked in: “what happens next?”

Monetizes like crazy: Adsense, midrolls, dark brand sponsors (VPNs, security tools, etc.)
Jun 18 12 tweets 1 min read
🧵 10 hook structures for faceless niches

(True crime, History, Health etc) 1. True Crime

"[Victim status] in [year].
[X years] later, [evidence resurfaces/discovery happens]."

Works for:
– Cold cases
– Tech-assisted discoveries
– Cops/FBI screw-ups
Jun 18 5 tweets 1 min read
🧵 You’re not bad at scripting

You just don’t know how to think like a viewer

(Fix it ffs) 1. You’re writing what YOU find interesting
→ Stop. No one cares.
→ Start with what THEY’RE already watching

Look at your niche:

What videos are getting views this week?

What comments keep repeating?

What’s making people fight in the replies?

Build scripts around that chaos.
Jun 17 8 tweets 2 min read
🧵 The 6 scripts formats every faceless channel should master

You don’t need 100 ideas.

You need 6 repeatable frameworks that never get old.

Here’s what they are (and what they’re built for):
👇 1. The “Illegal Reveal”

Built for: CTR bombs + comment bait
Vibe: “I’m not supposed to be showing you this…”

Structure:
→ Hook with a secret (screenshot, confession, leaked info)
→ Layer tension, why this matters, why now
→ Build to the reveal
→ Drop the twist
→ Leave a breadcrumb for the next video

This one thrives on guilt, curiosity, fear.
Jun 17 5 tweets 1 min read
🧵3 reasons your channel’s stuck and none of them are “not posting enough.”

You don’t need more uploads.
You need to unfuck the ones you already have. Do this:

→ Steal 100 thumbnails from your niche
→ Sort by:
— face vs. no face
— loud vs. clean
— text vs. none
— color mood
→ Rebuild inside Figma / Canva until it stops looking like trash

Your thumbnails suck because your inputs are mid. Fix that.
Jun 17 10 tweets 2 min read
How I trained ChatGPT to write $500 YouTube scripts in 2 minutes

🧵 The real breakdown (with prompt stacks, system setup, and quality control. First off: Most of y’all use ChatGPT like it’s Google. That’s why your scripts feel like Wikipedia.

Good prompts ≠ magic.

You need:

– Structure
– Style
– Voice
– AND context stacking

Otherwise it spits out mush.
Jun 16 10 tweets 2 min read
Thumbnail strategy for faceless channels in 2025

Let’s break down how to actually build it🧵👇 No one knows you.
No one owes you attention.
So every thumbnail must scream:
→ “This is worth 10 minutes of your life.”

Rule: 1 idea. 1 emotion. Zero distractions.
Jun 16 8 tweets 2 min read
Some scriptwriting structures based on niches! 🧵

(RT and reply with a niche you want me to post about next) Use this for true crime, scandals, business drama, etc.

Structure:

Cold Open (mid-action moment)

Flashback to setup

Timeline escalation

Main twist

Deeper context

Second twist or emotional turn

Open-ended or punchline outro

Purpose: Max retention via story tension + reveal pacing
Jun 16 10 tweets 3 min read
Here’s how YouTube automation really works in 2025.
(Forget what the $997 course bros told you) 🧵👇 1/ Idea Research = Weaponized Espionage

→ Open YouTube incognito
→ Search your niche
→ Sort by views → this month

Now spy:
– What’s exploding?
– What’s repeating?
– What’s clickbait that actually delivers?

Then:
→ Go lurk on 3–5 mid channels (50k–200k)
→ Steal their title formulas, thumbnail layouts, upload schedules
→ Dump it all into a Google Sheet

Feed that into GPT with:

“Write 10 viral video ideas using these title formulas and topics.”

Boom. You’re officially smarter than 90% of your niche.
No keyword tools. Just predator vision.
Jun 15 12 tweets 2 min read
The 10-video blueprint
(no niche, no clarity, just violence + data)

Bleed the bad shit fast. Keep what clicks🧵 VIDEO 1. Curiosity hijack

→ Pick the dumbest idea that makes you go “wtf is that?”
→ Title = max clickbait. Zero subtlety.
→ Hook = no intros. Drop us into fire.

📌 Goal: Find your click trigger. What makes people stop scrolling?
Jun 15 9 tweets 1 min read
Steal their schedule, steal their views
(not for beginners, this is for killers with content)🧵 Here’s the easiest growth hack no one’s using:
Steal upload times from bigger channels

Let me break the whole thing down:
Jun 14 5 tweets 1 min read
You don’t need 20 video formats. You need 3.

→ The Timeline Collapse
→ The Hidden Truth
→ The What-Happens-Next

Master these🧵 Timeline Collapse

→ take a story that escalates
→ show how small moments led to complete destruction
→ viewer stays to see where it all snapped

structure:
– Start at peak chaos
– Flashback to origin
– Escalate tension every 30s
– Hit them with the final collapse

works for:
– true crime
– financial disasters
– drama breakdowns
Jun 14 9 tweets 2 min read
0 budget.
0 gear.
0 experience.

If I had to start all over again today, this is exactly how I’d print $1k/month from YouTube with faceless content🧵👇 If you suck at scripting → pick a niche where the internet writes for you, shit is everywhere

→ Reddit Stories
→ Horror AI voiceovers
→ True crime
→ Money psychology (based on Quora threads)
→ Mystery/History (Wikipedia = infinite)

Easy to write. Easy to edit.
Jun 14 8 tweets 2 min read
How I find profitable YouTube niches (that actually scale) 🧵 Stop asking “what’s a good niche?”

Start asking:
“Where are small channels accidentally going viral?”

When a normie uploads a slideshow and it hits 2M views, that’s a broken system you can rebuild stronger.

Low-effort content + high retention = automation gold.

Search strings lead you straight to undervalued formats.
Jun 13 9 tweets 2 min read
The 7 psychological triggers that separate “meh” channels from addictive ones, and how to weaponize them.

Do not just read, apply. 🧵 Image People don’t watch lists of facts, they watch people who bleed for their topic. Even faceless, you can inject passion by weaving a personal anecdote, a “why I care” moment, or a raw confession. Want loyalty? Show your scars.
Jun 13 7 tweets 1 min read
How to validate a niche before investing time🧵👇 Pop your niche into Google Trends → Compare with a known topic.

If your niche shows flat or declining interest over 12–24 months, abort.

You want upward or at least stable search momentum. Image
Jun 13 6 tweets 2 min read
You want AI voiceovers that don’t sound like fucking robots, use ElevenLabs.

Let me tell you step by step 🧵👇 Head to → Create a free account → Log in.

Under “Voice Studio,” choose between Multilingual V2 (best all‑rounder) or Expressive V1 (more personality).

Every model has a trade‑off: clarity vs. flair.
Experiment with both on a 1–2 sentence sample.ElevenLabs.io
Jun 12 6 tweets 1 min read
How i grow YouTube channels without showing my face

(Read this twice. Then build.)

🧵👇 Step 1: Pick a Niche

→ Choose from:
• AI Stories
• Streamer Drama
• True Crime Docs
• History Explained
• Celebrity News

Hypnotize people.
Jun 12 7 tweets 2 min read
🧵The 3 YouTube automation channels I'd start TODAY if I was beginning from zero: CHANNEL 1: Financial Psychology
- Target audience: 30-45 year olds
- Content model: Expert insight compilation
- Monetization: High-ticket affiliates
- Projected month 6 revenue: $7,000-$10,000

CHANNEL 2: Historical Mysteries
- Target audience: 18-35 year olds
- Content model: Narrative storytelling
- Monetization: Memberships + merchandise
- Projected month 6 revenue: $5,000-$8,000

CHANNEL 3: Productivity Science
- Target audience: 25-40 year olds
- Content model: Research synthesis
- Monetization: Digital products + coaching
- Projected month 6 revenue: $4,000-$7,000

For each, I'd follow my "Foundation Formula" 👇
Jun 12 6 tweets 1 min read
I get it. You’re juggling work, life, burnout.

But here’s the 90-minute-per-day method I use to run multiple channels without dying.

🧵 Copy-paste this stack into your calendar 1. 30 min – Idea Mining
→ ChatGPT prompt:
“Give me 20 YouTube video ideas in the style of [channel name], focused on [topic]. Must be curiosity-driven.”
→ Open YouTube, filter by “This week” + 100K+ views
→ Plug those titles into ChatGPT:
“Give me a unique twist on each of these that hasn’t been done yet.”
Stack 10-15 angles/day. Save in Notion or Google Sheets.