so far i have seen a lot of people trying "Tricks" to get subscribers, views or what ever, why cant you just enjoy what you do, with good quality of course, and that be enough?
some examples of the crazyness
- imma put so many "Extra tags" in my videos description, it is bound to get me views.
- imma post the same crap everyone is posting and somehow by miracle, i will become popular
- i will do a parody to a song, with worst lyrics but im not really trying anyway i just want views and not expect hate from the people who actually liked the original.
- i will do vlogs but have no interesting footage what so ever, in fact im gonna have say a point in the video where im rambling about absolutely nothing or to spice it up have 30 seconds of me not even in the room, totally going viral.
- at the end of all my videos im gonna say dont forget to "Like favorite and subscribe" even though i know damn well, im not posting anything relevantly close to good next.
- im gonna make lyric videos and get completely p****d when i get a copyright strike because duh, fair use obviously means i can infringe on their rights, lets be mature about this, let me gain views off your content.
- im gonna post other people's videos in hopes of becoming popular because that totally has worked out in the past.
- im gonna tape a boring game and not do any commentary over it, cuz duh, im suppose to be popular already with my 3 videos that i took 0 effort into creating, i clicked screen capture, and when it was done i uploaded it, duh!
- im gonna be a beauty guru but here is the twist, my camera quality is bad so is the sound quality, but hey, at least im posting content right? you should subscribe.
- im gonna make a "How to be youtube famous" video when i have 3 subs and 2 of them are my other youtube accounts, the third being my mom's google + account, that i used to get 3 subs.
- im gonna degrade myself by doing a bunch of videos with just my chest showing in them, because duh, boobs.
- im gonna have 0 videos, but expect subscribers.
short list.
