u/Beneficial-Top-5687

I'm not exactly in the AI tuber space, but I thought it would be appropriate to ask about this here since people generally are very aggressive when it comes to giving advice about "low effort" content on the other subreddits.

Channel stats: https://imgur.com/a/zF3eJFB

Niche: ranking anime edits

My content creation process: I use a template that I designed myself to rank each edit, and I do 3 per video. I also add subtitles in my videos that are non-verbal reactions to whatever is happening in each edit.

I average more than 100k views per short, and I'm racking in around 500 subs per day. Current stats are in the image.

What can I do to increase my chances before I hit the view requirement? I can DM my channel if needed.

I have a short that I posted around 9 days ago that is sitting around 66k views. Although this is a lot, and it shows that it has been pushed to the algorithm widely, I didn't expect it to flatline at this number because the stats are much better than my other videos that have hit 100k+ views.

The short with 66k views had a viewed vs swipe rate of 91.5%, AVD of 0:38 on a 51 second video which is about 75%. There is also 82 comments, as well as 2400 likes (around 3.6% of the total views).

https://imgur.com/a/mUbrSCK

For comparison, the stats on another video of mine that got 356k views were 78.3% for the viewed vs swipe rate and 0:35 AVD on a 49 second video (about 71%). The likes were 11,490 which is about 3.2% of the total number of views, and there were 161 comments. These stats are worse than the video mentioned above.

Does anyone have a guess as to what might have caused this short to flatline? Or was it just entirely bad luck?