r/newtube

Hey everyone!

I recently started a new Minecraft Hardcore series where I'm gradually turning a survival world into a heavily automated one. The series starts off pretty vanilla, but over time I'll be adding mods like ComputerCraft and building more advanced automation systems.

A bit about me: Educated as a programmer but also like videogames and enjoy explaining how things work and creating efficient systems. That definitely influences how I play Minecraft.

So far I've:

Survived my first few days in Hardcore.

Built a starter base.

Started working toward automation.

Begun using ComputerCraft turtles to help with resource gathering.

If you enjoy long-term survival, automation, technical Minecraft, or just watching someone learn and improve as the series progresses, you might enjoy it.

I'd also love any feedback on the editing, pacing, thumbnails, or anything else you think could make the videos better.

Thanks for taking the time to check it out!

Hey everyone. I’ve been analyzing the self-improvement/aesthetic niche closely and recently launched a project focused on this concept. I wanted to ask experienced creators here about pacing and visual retention. Could you give me some honest critique on the overall flow and editing style? (Note: Since direct links are not allowed in text posts, please let me know if you're interested and I can DM you the link for context. Thanks!)

Hi everyone! As a creator working on a new kids’ adventure channel, I’d love to hear from parents or educators—what do you value most in children’s content? Is it about learning, sparking curiosity, or something else? I’m really interested in what resonates with you and your kids!

We have had two videos to try and debunk some food myths and trends. From explaining what the color of the egg yolk actually tells you, to what are the actual facts about seed oils. Our third video coming out will be about Natural Flavor and Artificial Flavor at the moment.

If anyone is following us, and would like to suggest a different topic, please comment and let us know. Whether it's researching food facts or even cooking or making a given recipe, healthy.

Tomorrow will be a new video on cooking something healthy with 6 ingredients. Check YouTube tomorrow for full video.

I am a fan of BradyYourTutor and Extra Medium Stuff. I love their format and style. I want to create a channel inspired by them, but with my own angle so it doesn't look like I'm just copying them completely.

I was thinking of doing it but with a sports/fitness/athletes angle to it. So, it can be general public on sports questions, or athletes answering general trivia, or a mix of that. Basically anything that includes some sports/fitness/athletes to it.

Is there a gap in this space to make a channel like this? Does it sound appealing and have a high ceiling?