You know, being a YouTuber is a dream job. Think about it. You wake up at whatever time you want. If you're a vlogger, you immediately start recording. You record your breakfast, your outfit for the day, your meetup with other YouTubers... You attend an event at night, that's where you get your clickbait title from... And you post it at night, and if you have a large enough following, you make some decent, daily income from it. Especially if you like the content you're creating.
From personal experience, the most important thing is how often you upload. That's exactly why the most persistent ones make it. For example, YouTube tech reviewer MKBHD said that he started uploading his (very poorly made) tech videos when he was about 14, just so he could have them stored somewhere. He now has over 6 milion subscribers, and is probably the number 1 tech reviewer in this world, with the most influence on new products coming out.
As you can see, everyone has to start somewhere. And no one should be afraid of being bad at the beginning. Your video editing skills will become better as time goes by, your confidence in front of a camera will grow, and your jokes will become funnier. It's a proccess.
However, there are instances where conent quality and clickbait titles have worked just fine to gain popularity on YouTube. The only thing is, that "popularity" is just temporary.
So, there was this guy called "Creatyler". He posted just one video on his channel, where he claimed he was a college dropout and a very success young entrepreneur and that he needed more people to come and work with him. The production value in that video was crazy - drone shots, beaches, expensive houses with pools, girls walking around in bikinis... You could see that he put a lot of effort in it. He gained 120 000 subscribers just from that video alone. However, turns out that his "business" was one huge scam... The people who applied had to pay monthly fee to "be in his team", and that fee just kept renewing every upcoming month. And all the promises he made in the video - Daily vlogs, exciting projects, trips... That never happened. (Well, the trips may have happened, but the videos stopped after 2 weeks...)
The point is, work hard and be humble... Keep your head down and make videos every single day until you start getting noticed. All that "quick success" will come fast and go fast. YouTube has an algorithm where after you upload a certain number of videos per month, they start showing your videos in the related videos column more. Also, they start ranking your videos higher in the search results, based on how often you upload and how high-quality your videos are. One way or another, keep uploading.
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