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The Real OG
Sure it might be a tougher market now that there's more competition, but it's not too late to start YouTube. It just means there's a higher barrier to entry - you need to make high quality content that competes with big channels. Also, since there's more YouTube viewers these days, it might even be easier to tap into niche categories, as back in the day there might not have been enough viewers for that niche to be profitable.
I don't believe in "riding the boat" or "missing the boat", because that's really just a way to credit your success/failure to some external force, not yourself. I know several successful channels that were started fairly recently, even though it's "too late". (people have been saying it's "too late" for years) They just make great content, connect with their audience, and hustled till they made it.
I don't believe in "riding the boat" or "missing the boat", because that's really just a way to credit your success/failure to some external force, not yourself. I know several successful channels that were started fairly recently, even though it's "too late". (people have been saying it's "too late" for years) They just make great content, connect with their audience, and hustled till they made it.