web if you were doing YouTube professionally , what would your videos be about?

[IronM17 5,378]

Well, I thought about making an own YT channel about storm chasing in my region. I also had the ideas to make a channel where I upload vieos from different events (like some conventions or festivals like Wacken).  But because of different reasons (money for the equipment or the events for example), I decided to not make an own channel. 

[Splashee 28,564]

All my videos would be in 240p, so my YouTube career has no future 

[Celli 4,338]

I'm unoriginal so I'd probably do something like Let's Playing.

 

 

Edited September 12, 2022 by Celli

[Patty Thundersnow 4,164]

I'd be doing weather analyzation videos, where I'd analyze past severe weather (tornadoes, blizzards, etc) in an effort to increase the knowledge of meteorology and to spread my love and knowledge of the science.

[Fluttershutter 2,476]

I would call my channel Old Man Yells At Cloud.

[Nightmare Saturn 815]

Red Fox Boos! I love beanie boos and would totally name my channel that, or Boo Box Creates, but I like Red Fox Boos better  

or something about furbies, I'd call it, Furb-a-la-roo! 

Edited October 12, 2022 by Stellar Heights

[Splashee 28,564]

I have an idea what to do, so please don't steal this one:

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Upload video game music at 50% speed..... Now, you can't steal this one anyways because you need to have access to the original music in their original format. And don't tell me it is copyright because I already know it is. This is all about professional YouTubing which means beating the Google AI. It seems to be working though with so many doing it, with actual real copies of the music directly stolen from games.

 

[Rainbow Cloud 17,978]

Would kind of be what I've already tried doing, mostly just let's plays and pokemon battling with unusual teams but doing it competently and regularly.

Edited October 14, 2022 by Rainbow Cloud

[Cirrus. 1,089]

I did for a while in the past about electronics and car stuff. It did, and is still doing better than I thought. I don't have many videos.  It's been a while since I've actively done anything on there because Google keeps screwing up the partnership program. I ended up getting knocked out because my channel was suddenly deemed too small. I would NEVER rely on that as a sole source of income. It was nice with a little extra hobby money.

Eventually I'll get it going again, mainly with stuff about 90's to 00's electronics and computer stuff, since I have A LOT of that to tinker around with. Probably more car stuff too.

I could just run the camera and post, but I like to do editing so the video is useful and concise and not wasting peoples' time. That in itself takes a lot of time though.

Edited October 19, 2022 by Cirrus.

[MadWitchJay 186]

I would love to have a YouTube channel about art. Eerm I have a Twitch...

[Theautisticrebel 304]

Animation, fan theories and analysis of pieces of media I like, iceberg chart videos both of the latter I would do with a speedpaint in the background, and I might occasionally do other videos (for example I might do some lost media videos).

[Splashee 28,564]

Not talking click bait, like this guy:

 

So you want your audience to feel like they are stupid? Open your eyes widely, talk loud and and wave your arms so they will see and understand you

[TBD 17,254]

By mean professionally, I would love to make a video of a short animation and musics of some sort. Or maybe doing a book reviews and hosting it like a book club. I like to imagine my YouTube being like at a cafe to gather and talk about books or maybe off thread, life in general. People could send me their stories since I love hearing people’s stories and make a nice short story animation out of it. I feel people are either afraid or insecure to share their stories these day due to judgement and culture cancellations. Having their voice heard would be a sense of doing them justice in these short animation. I imagine my style for this animation would be like the Twilight Zone. It’s a story based by real people. 

[Splashee 28,564]

I would so make videos where the tiles would be like "This and that, but with them instead" 👍

[EpicEnergy 23,218]

Gaming because it's something I enjoy and normally do daily.

[misaokuser89 139]

probably reading creepypastas/submitted horror stories

[RDDash 19,182]

It's difficult to focus on the particular theme I wanted but if I was started out today I would have tried to read stories from the HFY subreddit.

[Tao 7,765]

Hmmm odd topics:

• Anime reviews and history 
• Books
• Occult/pagan history
• History 
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[Longhaul 6,870]

I think I'd do a cooking show, focusing more on the techniques and skills used than actual recipes.  And cook something tasty in the process.

[Sparklefan1234 170,924]

Moments ago, Longhaul said:

I think I'd do a cooking show, focusing more on the techniques and skills used than actual recipes.  And cook something tasty in the process.

 

"Lunch with Longhaul"

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I would probably make a cartoon review channel if I had that type of talent. 

[sophiaWindsor02 2]

If I were doing YouTube professionally, my videos would revolve around technology and its impact on our lives. I would create content that reviews the latest gadgets, explores emerging tech trends, and educates viewers on how technology can be harnessed for positive change.

[Lightwing 12,973]

Video game reviews, with an emphasis on mechanical deep dives and exploration of the full package, with a light bit of humour to keep things moving. A further emphasis would be placed to avoid the more overdiscussed franchises (Mario, Zelda for example) and bring light to the more obscure and the games that are just out of most people's reach (Games on different languages, mainly Japanese), or if I discuss a popular thing, to bring a different point of view that tries to make itself unique 

 

Funnily enough, I have tried making a video of that sort, and it *is* fully scripted and researched; the only deterrent to it ever being made is my kind-of-but-actually-heavy dislike of my own voice, and my difficult times listening to it without feeling awful about it.

[Megas 27,649]

I've always considered doing retrospectives of various game franchises I've enjoyed throughout my life(MGS, Starfox, Megaman, Zelda, Smash, just to name a few), as well as playing through just various obscure or odd ball video games

Edited August 3, 2023 by Megas

[Iforgotmybrain 5,695]

I'd probably throw my hat into the aviation video essay realm alongside awesome folks like Rex's Hanger. Or maybe do Scott the Woz type videos.

[Samurai Equine 51,550]

Oh wow... Where to begin.

1. Tokusatsu. There is not enough tokusatsu YouTubers and reviewers out there. It's been gaining in popularity, but I am reminded that there are still some very harsh critics out there.
2. Sonic the Hedgehog. About the only YouTube personality that has me beat is Game Apologist. This guy pretty much covers all the topics I ever wanted to talk about and then some. I connect so much with how he handles different issues and topics related to Sonic. But I still have some thoughts that are uniquely my own.
3. Other pop culture stuff. I have thoughts on a lot of things.
4. Personal Stories/Life Advice. I really admire the animated story-time YouTubers. I feel like I have been around long enough to tell plenty of amusing stories about my life and impart lots of timeless wisdom.
5. Animated Parody YouTuber. I also had an idea for a parody of the animated story-time YouTubers. It would be a completely fictional character relaying no actual stories. It would be light-hearted parody that everyone can enjoy while also doing something original. I'd like to think I could do this and the previous idea at the same time, but that might take experience.
6. Music. I am not a musician. I don't know how to play instruments, professionally sing music, or do some studio-level recording. However, I wish I was talented that way. I've had tons of ideas for songs and song covers over the years, but they are doomed to live and die in my head.
7. VTuber (Maybe?). Thought about it. This is probably the least likely thing I would do. However, it does look like fun. And I'd be more motivated if I was a musician like I mentioned above.

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And since I'm on the topic, here are some videos I would NEVER make as a YouTuber:

1. Drama News Channel. I honestly don't care what is happening behind the pop culture scene anymore. I am sure these people reporting on it are doing a wonderful job and are usually fact-based, but I don't need that kind of drama. I can't live it, that drama has ruined some things for me, and sometimes these channels cause just as much drama as they fight against.
2. Political/Social Commentary Channel. Just no. These issues are too complex and there is no winning, no matter what side you're on.
3. Reaction/Gaming Channel. I am not a very big reactor. I watch and experience things in a very stone-faced kind of way, and that's not entertaining. I'm also not that great at gaming. I am casual to the extreme. I deeply admire the people that have gaming channels; but it's just not for me.