How To Be The Worst YouTuber Ever!

[CoolMoo5]

I remember a long time ago I started a thread called post a YouTube tip and it got really popular and was fun to read. So I thought I would bring it back, but this time I'm mixing it up.

Post your best YouTube anti tip! This would be something is a bad idea, but present it like a tip and a good idea. It can be specific to any style of YouTube (gaming, vlogging, etc.) or apply to everyone your choice. Heres mine:

• If you haven't posted a video in a month, make a super long boring ten minute video filmed in one spot with no cuts of you just talking to a camera about how you have been so busy and then promise weekly videos starting today. Then don't upload for two months.

Got any (bad) tips? Post them below.

 

[GrgakGames]

For lets players or game reviewers


Remember to never buy your recording software and keep the watermark in all of your videos. It shows dedication.

Also remember to keep your voice either to far away or to close to the microphone so people have to pay EXTRA close attention.

and finally ALWAYS remember to have those really AWESOME intros with text just spinning around like a hurricane just hit a city. People LOVE those.


k done sorry.

 

[Crown]

Don't forget - The best way to get new subs is to have multiple pop-up annotations telling people to "SMASH THAT SUBSCRIBER BUTTON!" every 30 seconds. Make sure they're nice and big and right in the middle of the screen. They look so pretty. This is how all big channels became big.

 

[GrgakGames]

Don't forget - The best way to get new subs is to have multiple pop-up annotations telling people to "SMASH THAT SUBSCRIBER BUTTON!" every 30 seconds. Make sure they're nice and big and right in the middle of the screen. They look so pretty. This is how all big channels became big.

That's a pretty good one! I really really like that!






sub4sub? I heard people love that.

 

[Will]

Torrent all your editing software. It'll never come back to bite you and you'll feel loads of self-gratification.

 

[Crown]

Stuck for ideas for your first video? Make a video advertising your GoFundMe page so you can buy yourself a brand new PC, camera, lights, microphone, car, kitchen.... This is an excellent way to engage with your audience and to get your channel started.

 

[Kaleido]

Got a video that's 10 minutes long? Split it into 5 parts and post them all on the same day! Maximize your ad revenue!

 

[JTMulcahy]

If you're explaining a tutorial make sure to use Notepad and don't actually talk to us, we definitely do NOT want to hear any verbal communication.

 

[CoolMoo5]

If you are a small channel looking to gain subscribers go to all the big channels and comment on their videos telling people to check out your channel. Even better if you do this and have no videos on your channel.

 

[babyteeth4]

Put the microphone under a pillow so the viewers can barely hear you, and keep the room dim so no one can see what's going on.