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We Share Why These YouTube Channels Are So Big: 1 Million Subs+
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YouTube’s landscape is constantly evolving, presenting both challenges and opportunities for creators. CoffeeZilla's rise to fame, Biaheza's decision to step back, and Caleb Hammer's unique approach to personal finance all highlight the diverse experiences and struggles within the YouTube community.
In this episode, Augie and Grant discuss various YouTube channels that they find fascinating and share their thoughts on them. They talk about the Joe Rogan Experience YouTube channel, CoffeeZilla, an internet detective, Biaheza, a young YouTuber who creates videos about dropshipping and online business, and Caleb Hammer, a YouTuber who interviews people about their personal finances and gives them advice.
Highlights
[01:41] Speculation on whether Joe Rogan's invitation to CoffeeZilla was intentional or coincidental
[03:11] Description of CoffeeZilla's unique style and success on YouTube
[04:05] Grant's observation that CoffeeZilla's content focuses on exposing scams and shady dealings
[06:17] How CoffeeZilla found his formula and invested in his studio setup
[08:23] Biaheza's announcement of stepping away from frequent uploads due to burnout and creating for the algorithm
[10:15] Grant's agreement with Bea Heza's reason and the pressure of retention-focused editing [11:18] Biaheza's existential YouTube crisis and hope for a return [12:29] Mr. Beast's retention demon style getting old and passing era
[15:46] Making the same videos with different titles gets boring [18:08] Being a YouTuber is like a never-ending job
[22:16] VidChops as a solution for video editing and thumbnails
[23:01] Challenges of being the personality behind a YouTube channel
[26:36] Podcast views are potentially more valuable due to longer watch time
[29:23] Caleb Hammer's financial advice podcast [30:30] Caleb Hammer's straightforward and entertaining approach to personal finance
[31:56] Taking any topic and making it interesting with a unique perspective
[33:04] Discovery of Caleb Hammer through short-form videos
[33:22 ]The format and niche of Caleb Hammer's podcast interview show
[33:43] Talking about being the "dad" and giving advice on camera gear
[34:00] Exploring the format and personality of the podcast
[34:14] Appreciating the uniqueness of the podcast and its reliability
[34:23] Highlighting the ability to create a show out of relatable experiences
[34:42] Reflections on personal struggles with spending money
[34:57] Realizing the potential to turn personal experiences into a show
[35:38] Comparing Caleb Hammer to Graham Stephan and praising his personality
[36:09] Success of Caleb Hammer's channel
Resources Mentioned
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Check out Grant and Augie’s Channels below:
Grant Ball Treesicle
Augie Johnston Vidchops Baller Boot Camp
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