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Just joined looking for editing software on android.

I use an s22 to edit on capcut but its gotten so slow and heavily heats up the phone.

Is there a solid apk for it yet or another similar app?

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u/Emo_Hokage_IV — 16 hours ago

What game did they just get done playing based off marks reaction 🤣 *cropped image*

u/Emo_Hokage_IV — 5 days ago

Idk who made it but RDC needs to see

Idk who made the video, it was sent to me. If anyone knows who made it let me know if there's more!!

u/Emo_Hokage_IV — 25 days ago
▲ 833 r/Dreamcon+1 crossposts

GET HER OUTTA HERE

We gotta let the boys know this mark wouldnt allow this to happen if he knew

u/Emo_Hokage_IV — 1 month ago

What to do for better results that have worked for me.

If you have a channel and your videos are decent enough to get a small following (assuming you dont have money for high end production but youre doing your best) and somehow cant get the algorithm to work for you, here's what I did and I used chatgpt to help with some tips that made sense and worked.

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1st the donts.

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Dont use a 17 year old channel that had had a few videos but no engagement to Finally start your YouTube channel. The algorithm will see a dead channel thats had the time and uploads to do something and it possibly wont push out videos even if they are good. That old channel has had its time.

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Dont delete videos that haven't done well, it tells the algorithm that possibly youre on the verge of just giving up. Unless there is a flagged issue, keep them. Even a video that only got 56 views and 27 hours of watch time still adds to your statistics.

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Dont get to creative, overly edited videos can seem too much for the people who tend to stick with smaller channels. Think about it, people who look for newer creators like the feel of easy going, likes the fact a creator can reply to them because there's not 100k comments, they probably like the RAW feeling. If you've already built a following with it, thats fine. Just dont switch up while youre still building your sub count.

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Lastly, avoid a.i. use it for thumbnails and proofreading captions at most. Unless your channel is 100% dedicated to ai "what ifs" or how to use it, Avoid it.

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Here's the do's

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Dont just post, comment. Comment and like other peoples videos, let the algorithm know you're a legit human making the videos not some bot that only post videos.

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Create engagement through your videos, ask questions so easy that it'll make others comment.

Like "what kind of screw driver is this again?"

Its an easy question that people would love to comment what kind it is to either help you or troll, but hey it's engagement. As long as it doesn't come with a thumbs down, build engagement. Even if it makes you seems like a silly goose, ask questions.

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Next. Start a fresh channel for pushing out content that you want more than just your family seeing. YouTube wants to remain on top and the algorithm seems to help new channels that post long form content. If youre stuck. Try this with just 3 videos and see how it goes, its worked for 6 out of 9 people (including myself) that ive told and helped with personally.

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Thumbnails and titles are important. Very. Everyone knows this. But what most people dont know is that you may be using the wrong Thumbnails for your audience. So for this i recommend using the a/b test feature and see what type of Thumbnails your audience goes for.

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Its okay to use blueprints already built.

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Let's say youre content is beyblades. Find someone who is at the top and see how they use youtubes mechanics to get engagement, this doesn't mean take their ideas or titles. It just means use the tags they use, maybe set up videos like they do. Its okay

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Lastly, dont stress. Your audience can tell if you have no heart left in the game, if you arent entertaining they will find another channel.

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Hope this helps. Im open to dms if anyone has questions. This isnt a one size fits all cover. But its helped me and a few other irl friends

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u/Emo_Hokage_IV — 2 months ago

Finally over my slump !

I went from getting about 1k+ per month in usd to 600 for the past 4 months, it was discouraging but I realized what I was missing to let the algorithm know to do its thing.

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I wasnt catering to newer people and all I did was do that, adjust my thumbnail and it seemed to help. My next video will be out today so hopefully it tracks well!

u/Emo_Hokage_IV — 2 months ago

Started to make it on YT, start recording your hobbies!

I started last year and got monitized in under a month. Not to flex because im still making small amounts (600-1000usd a month) but im here to say start recording your hobbies. No matter if its too niche or too general, you never know what may take off. And if it doesn't on one app, it may on another! I do dumpster diving and metal recycling for all platforms but only monitized on YT for this niche. I do other niches on fb thats started a small monitize amount with an invite to the program getting to me around 7k followers (took 2 years).

Go pros, old phone, anything just film yourself and tell stories so they can relate to the person who's doing a hobby they are interested in.

Also, if you pick a niche like me you can make money from dumpster diving while waiting on the once a month YT deposit. Hope I continue to grow and I hope anyone chasing the dream NEVER GIVES UP.

u/Emo_Hokage_IV — 3 months ago

You have to put a member in a rock band

Stick to your head, youre tasked with assigning a member of rdc to a cover band. If they dont nail it

A. Solid performance even if they suck musically

B. They sound amazing and you get to live whether they had good stage presence or not

you di3.

Im having ben doing the rap parts in a linkin park cover band and Dez doing the singing/screams

What yall got?

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u/Emo_Hokage_IV — 3 months ago

Best bars yall got!

Whats the hardest bar you've heard or came up with?

Rdc has came with a few all of us love but I wanna see what yall got

"A penny for your thoughts and a dollar for your dreams"

That line means alot to me, if you know what the original quote meant in its time of origin you'd get it as well

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u/Emo_Hokage_IV — 3 months ago