Why would you subscribe to a science channel?

[CramBoom]

What would make you want to subscribe to a science channel? Other than good content, unique niche, etc.

I recently grew at a really fast rate (3 subscribers a day for 4 days straight is amazing for me), because I posted daily, but I honestly cannot keep up that rate, science videos require a lot of editing, scriptwriting, research, and animation (which I suck at but still takes me FOREVER).

What would compel you to subscribe from a video? Thanks guys.

 

[unknown_user0032]

Videos like this really only need posting once or twice a week. You're going to run out of fire at some point if you keep posting daily.

 

[unknown_user90483573867]

Have cool experiments with epic thumbnails

 

[Vloggingrandom]

Explosions period. I learn enough about science via school and tv.

 

[ZaphodX]

Concentrate on stuff that is entertaining and highly shareable. With this sort of content it is better to do 1 really great video a week rather than more mediocre videos.

 

[derpmike]

Do what vsauce does. Find topics no one really knows about and make em sound interesting 1-2 a week would be ideal

 

[CramBoom]

I see exploding experiments is a hot topic . Thanks for your help guys!

 

[BlockDesigns]

Do a slow mo of dropping a really long slinky, That always gets views/

 

[MegaBoringGuy]

If they talk about something interesting, not if they talk about thermonuclear dynamics, that's not going to enthrall anybody.

 

[randomlilnikki]

As someone who is in no way inclined in the way of science, the sciencey channels I like are ones that apply sciencey things to everyday stuff and make it epic. I'm more likely to share something like, how something is made, if it's something that I use every day.