Is it hard to make money out of being a Youtuber?

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If I visit the sweatiest, most alpha gym in the States and do my Karate... Can I reach 1000 subs?
 
Fedorgasm said:
Most people think this.

Most people are wrong.
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"His kicking is pretty good in comparison to most i've seen." in the dojo or YT"

Id say thats talent.

Or that guy needs to get out more:p
 
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Intermission said:
"His kicking is pretty good in comparison to most i've seen." in the dojo or YT"

Id say thats talent.

Or that guy needs to go out more:p
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Well you need a hook then. What if you go around to all these different martial arts schools and challenge their best student to a fight?
 
Of course it is. Being lucky is hard too. Most never make it, like in anything, and those who do generally take years to actually make anything worthwhile from it.

If you have the time and energy to make the videos for free for some time, then go for it. You are posting here a lot, so you have the time. Now do you have the drive to keep at it?
 
Intermission said:
That sounds very 80s.

Would you subscribe?
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If you actually fight the yes. Even if you lose every fight, it would still be a fun gimmick.

In fact, maybe that's how you get the schools to agree to it. You challenge them to a fight and act all arrogant but then you lose and become humble and say "teach me" and then they teach you about their art for the rest of the episode.
 
ObsoleteSoul said:
Of course it is. Being lucky is hard too. Most never make it, like in anything, and those who do generally take years to actually make anything worthwhile from it.

If you have the time and energy to make the videos for free for some time, then go for it. You are posting here a lot, so you have the time. Now do you have the drive to keep at it?
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You guys are my friends. It feels whoreish to do it more expansive. ..but it's so stupid if I can make money and don't do it

I'll let you guys vote
 
Fedorgasm said:
If you actually fight the yes. Even if you lose every fight, it would still be a fun gimmick.

In fact, maybe that's how you get the schools to agree to it. You challenge them to a fight and act all arrogant but then you lose and become humble and say "teach me" and then they teach you about their art for the rest of the episode.
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He could call his channel,

“Intermission with the Humble Dojo”.
 
Already have 485 subscribers on YouTube, yet still haven't earn anything yet!

Anbernic Guy (YouTube Channel)
 
It's like being in the 1% of the total wealth, it's very hard to be part of that group. When you consider all the Podcasts, Channels etc... etc. people are putting out there. To be super successful as Youtuber, it's like winning the lottery.

You may have all the talent in the world and put out great content. But you need luck on your side as well as good timing. Hopefully a good case of word of mouth.

It's not easy by any means if you want to be super successful. Just like any other field music, movies, sports what not. Hard work and talent can only take you so far. But an opportunity a door that is open for you to spread your content maybe the best result.

I'm talking about super successful Youtubers.

But if you just want to make some decent coin you would obviously have a better chance, still very hard. But you just need a big break of some kind. To get that traffic flowing.
 
Takes Two To Tango said:
It's like being in the 1% of the total wealth, it's very hard to be part of that group. When you consider all the Podcasts, Channels etc... etc. people are putting out there. To be super successful as Youtuber, it's like winning the lottery.

You may have all the talent in the world and put out great content. But you need luck on your side as well as good timing. Hopefully a good case of word of mouth.

It's not easy by any means if you want to be super successful. Just like any other field music, movies, sports what not. Hard work and talent can only take you so far. But an opportunity a door that is open for you to spread your content maybe the best result.

I'm talking about super successful Youtubers.

But if you just want to make some decent coin you would obviously have a better chance, still very hard. But you just need a big break of some kind. To get that traffic flowing.
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Nate Hearn has 2 million subs. 99% of his clips is him throwing kicks in socks or larping

Hes a good athlete but It doesn't look that Hard.
 
Fedorgasm said:
In fact, maybe that's how you get the schools to agree to it. You challenge them to a fight and act all arrogant but then you lose and become humble and say "teach me" and then they teach you about their art for the rest of the episode.
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Why not fake it? Don't need to be real.
 
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