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0:00A while ago I uploaded a video on
0:02YouTube in which I mentioned my
0:03strategy to become a millionaire with
0:04GTA 6 and it is literally one of the
0:06videos that has had the most views on
0:07my channel lately and that almost no
0:09one has applied except for one person.
0:11A person who is 100%committed to doing
0:13everything. And in this video I am
0:15going to show you how he has taken
0:16advantage of it and literally with all
0:18the tips that he has given for free
0:19plus working with us he has achieved it
0:21so that you can do it too because what
0:22matters is not doing it, but the speed
0:24with which you do it and correct your
0:25mistakes. On YouTube, the first one to
0:27position themselves wins. It is a job
0:28of speed and it does not matter how
0:30many 300,000 videos you make, if you do
0:31not upload videos and try and fail, you
0:33will not know how to do it. So in the
0:35video. Well, man, a while ago I
0:37uploaded this video about GTA, we were
0:39discussing the topic of GTA 6 and you
0:40really kicked it. I mean, what happened
0:42to your channel? Why did you decide to
0:44open this GTA 6 channel? Now you'll
0:46tell us what happened to it, you know?
0:48>> Well, look, let's see, I opened this
0:50channel on June 24
0:52>> of this year, 2026, okay? I mean, you
0:54literally opened this channel on June
0:5724, three months ago, two, two and a
0:59half months.
1:00>> Sure, sure. I, well, I've been a
1:02Rockstar fan and a fan of the GTA games
1:04for a year now and I knew that there
1:07was a huge opportunity with GTA 6
1:10>> and I wanted to take advantage of it
1:12and when I basically created the June
1:13channel I said, "Okay, let's start
1:15warming it up following the Nexttube
1:17method, well, warming it up with the
1:18things that you say how to do it and
1:20apparently it's worked great for me."
1:22And and you did something with this
1:24channel because because people, man, go
1:26crazy when they want to start a new
1:27channel, like starting with, I don't
1:29know, proxies, weird stuff, you just
1:31opened this channel, uploaded a good
1:32video and that's it, right?
1:34>> And that's it, man. And monetized in
1:36three days and because I had to wait a
1:37week for YouTube to verify me, but yeah
1:39, yeah, of
1:40>> course. I mean, it was a little
1:41difficult at the beginning, but
1:43suddenly, since you did the basics
1:44right, the first video suddenly
1:46exploded.
1:46>> Absolutely. I spent a month studying. A
1:48month, yes, I uploaded my first video
1:51on July 31st. I mean, a month and a
1:54week perfectly. Competition, of course,
1:57analyzing the competition, the most
1:58important thing, man. And then studying
2:00what format and what script people
2:02prefer to watch these types of videos,
2:04and I found the format of facing
2:06reality versus the game.
2:08>> Okay, now he's telling us, wait, no, no
2:09, don't get ahead of yourself, bro,
2:10otherwise it won't work. So, you
2:12analyzed the competition because you've
2:14seen that, I mean, you spent several
2:15weeks, right? Based on what we've
2:17taught you, what we've been explaining
2:18about how to analyze that competition
2:20properly, right? And you said, "This,
2:22this is what works. I see a gap in the
2:23market here." And when you did all
2:25those steps, you followed them, what
2:26happened? I mean, what happened with
2:27the first videos?
2:28>> Well, look, we can see them here. Let's
2:30>> see, the first videos here in
2:31statistics, okay? Let's see the
2:33statistics for 90 days. It was uploaded
2:35on the 31st day and the first day it
2:38got 17,000 views.
2:39>> Wow. I mean, the first video, the first
2:42video, 384,000 views. I mean, crazy.
2:45>> Yeah, yeah, yeah. This video monetized
2:46the channel a lot
2:47>> and how is that possible, brother? How
2:49is it possible that with just one video
2:51the channel is monetized? I mean, what
2:52strategy is there behind it? Because of
2:54course, people will say, "Okay, yeah,
2:56this guy was lucky or, or was it really
2:59lucky? Is it possible to replicate this
3:00in the future? Is there a strategy
3:02behind it?"
3:02>> I think there is some luck, but you
3:04have to look for it, you know? I mean,
3:07if I hadn't spent a month looking for
3:08the perfect format, it would never have
3:10happened. Whether I'm lucky or not, but
3:12more than anything, man, it's research
3:14and hard work. Once I found the format
3:16that had worked for someone else in my
3:18same Spanish audience, I said, "Man, I
3:20can do this same format, but I'll take
3:21it to, in this case, another highly
3:23sought-after vehicle, which is cars,
3:24because that person had done something
3:26similar with airplanes." And so,
3:29following the skills we have in scripts
3:31, I created a script that would have
3:33enough retention to be understood, it's
3:35true and I'm telling you, man, the
3:37percentage of, I mean, audience
3:39retention is quite low, okay? 34 or 35%
3:42, but you can see that the first 30
3:44seconds, I mean, in the first 30
3:45seconds, you do the intro really well,
3:47but then there's something you mess up,
3:49man. After the, I mean, that little
3:51blue bar that you see, that is, that it
3:53has retained the audience in the first,
3:54let's see, in the first 30 seconds, put
3:56it.
3:57>> 72. 72%is crazy. I mean, the intro and
4:00the hook based on the structure that we
4:01create or that we have is very good. I
4:03think that's also true, and this needs
4:05to be discussed, you are already a
4:06content creator. Now I want you to tell
4:08me a little bit about your background,
4:10because I think people need to
4:11understand that this is not your first
4:13channel, far from it, and that this is
4:15obviously replicable, that you have
4:16done research; but the reason you have
4:18achieved these results is because you
4:19already had some experience or that
4:21more developed content creator brain.
4:24So, of course, right now,
4:26>> based on this feedback, we are going to
4:27watch the last video that you uploaded
4:29with the same format. I imagine that
4:31you have followed the same intro
4:32structure and so on. I imagine that you
4:33have more audience retention, right?
4:35>> Yes, I have improved the intros a
4:36little bit. Look, for example, the last
4:37one is about helicopters. We're talking
4:39about, I don't know if it's improved.
4:40Look, in this case, uh, I don't know,
4:42that's where that goes
4:43>> down. We're going to have to work on
4:45that.
4:45>> Yes, we have to work on this. We have
4:47to work on this, but oh well. Oh, I
4:48want to give you some tips on CTR. I
4:50>> want to give you some tips at the end
4:51of the video, okay? That can also serve
4:53as a mentoring tool, because these
4:54types of videos are numbered, which are
4:56helicopter one, helicopter two, 3, cu,
4:58just like with cars, right? You talk
4:59about cars one, car two, car three, car
5:01four, you're comparing like a list of
5:02things. I want to give you some advice
5:04that might be useful to you, okay? And
5:06it's true that when a channel is
5:08completely new and you don't yet have a
5:10good recurring audience, it's more
5:12complicated to maintain that audience
5:13retention, you know? At the beginning,
5:15especially on new channels. But oh well
5:17, brutal, man. And hey, when you
5:19uploaded your first video, or this
5:20first video that really hit it big, man
5:22, what did you feel? I mean, after
5:24doing a study and all that, you said, "
5:26Wow, when you literally apply the
5:27theory we're giving, it becomes a
5:29reality. What did you feel?"
5:31>> Absolutely. Well, it's a job well done,
5:33with all the guidelines I've studied,
5:35that I've managed to make something
5:37work.
5:38>> Absolutely, man.
5:39>> Making a dream come true, you know? But
5:41making it a reality in an instant, man.
5:42I'm telling you, in one day I was
5:44getting a ton of subscribers, man.
5:45>> Literally. It only gave me 6,000, 6,500
5:48>> with just one video, 6,500. I'd like to
5:51go to the airplane video, which is the
5:52one that's hit the big one
5:54>> and the one we see has the most
5:55monetization. It's true that this niche
5:57doesn't have much monetization, I mean,
5:59the RPM isn't very high, as we're
6:00seeing, it's practically a little under
6:02€ 1, which is true. The thing is, you
6:04do this because it's a kind of personal
6:05branding project for the future. If you
6:07can get on board and become one of the
6:10top 10 GTA 6 influencers, damn, it's
6:13also a Mario module. Of course. In the
6:15end, the best business model for me is
6:16the one that makes me happy. If I want
6:22to make a living playing one of the
6:23video games that's going to change my
6:24life, like GTA 6, well, man, what more
6:26could I ask for?
6:26>> Exactly. Because, man, it's very
6:28important that we emphasize this, and
6:29that's that a lot of people get into
6:30this YouTube Faceless business. You got
6:32into it too, and now I'd like you to
6:34tell me what happened in your life that
6:36made you say, damn, you were a
6:37Minecraft YouTuber, right? As I have
6:39been, I would say, "I'm going to get
6:40into the YouTube face business. I would
6:43like to understand what made you click,
6:44but hey, if we can also show our face
6:46or be influencers from our home, from a
6:48camera and so on, why can't we
6:49diversify?" That is, have our Faceless
6:51channels and have our channels with a
6:53personal brand, because these videos,
6:55as you will see right now on the screen
6:57, are simply you talking and putting
6:58clips or playing a certain game. I mean
7:00, why not? Also, right? Or telling a
7:02story and just like I am talking to you
7:04and my camera interacts with other
7:06clips and so on, well you can also do
7:08it talking about murders, why not?
7:11Notice how important it is that this
7:12video is the one that has lasted the
7:13longest, 20 minutes compared to 13 and
7:15so on for the others. It coincidentally
7:16has both the highest RPM and the most
7:18views. I am working on the videos a
7:19little bit more.
7:20>> So, no, I don't want the following
7:22videos to be less than that. It has to
7:23be 20 minutes. YouTube is telling you,
7:25man.
7:25>> Sure, sure.
7:26>> YouTube is telling you.
7:27>> Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. And in
7:28fact, it has applied, uh,
7:29>> man, what happened in your life? I mean
7:31, tell us a little bit about yourself
7:33now, on a more personal side, uh, what
7:34did you do, what are you, because I met
7:36you when you joined and I said, "Damn,
7:38man, but I had already seen your
7:39TikToks or your Minecraft shorts." Yeah
7:43, yeah, they had come out and suddenly
7:44I said, "Damn, look, look, a Minecraft
7:46YouTuber getting into the business of
7:48how to scale YouTube, both Faceless and
7:49team management and channel
7:51diversification."
7:52>> What can I tell you, Mario? Like you,
7:55I've been recording since Minecraft was
7:57born. My first video was this one of
7:59the parody that Rubio did of the song
8:01Torero de Minero. Well, with that song
8:03I was chopping up diamonds and what I
8:04did with the creative. I went all the
8:06way down, I put a lot of diamonds, I
8:08went south, okay? And I recorded the
8:09video, man. And last year he said, "
8:12Look, I'm going to take this seriously.
8:14Let's try to be a real YouTuber." And
8:15the game came out called Rematch, a
8:17soccer game. Okay, well, I became the
8:19top player in Spain in terms of numbers
8:21because that's what I wanted to do, you
8:23know? And then I saw that the game was
8:24dying and I was dying with it and I
8:26said, "Dude, I'm going to play
8:27Minecraft, which has always been a game
8:28for me." And I started it, Minecraft,
8:29series series, Minecraft, Minecraft
8:31series.
8:31>> You started out a bit like everyone
8:33else, with no miniature strategy, no
8:36idea, no title structures, no intros,
8:38nothing. I did everything myself and,
8:40well, that's how the days went by and
8:42in the end I've ended up, more than
8:44making YouTube shorts and here I am.
8:47But of course, I want to make a living
8:49from this, so I'll be making shorts for
8:50life and in the end it's going great
8:51for me, man. I mean, 14 days ago the
8:54first brand contacted me and gave me
8:56this chair.
8:58>> Wow. Holy crap,
9:00>> yes, today I'm uploading the unboxing
9:01video of the chair.
9:02>> How crazy, man. I mean, no, not only
9:04are you already earning money, but
9:06let's be honest, the monetization of
9:07the channel is not crazy. The problem
9:10is that you have very few videos
9:11uploaded and you don't have residual
9:13views from old videos. You'll notice
9:16that most of the people who are
9:17positioned, or who are large channels
9:19with similar views to the rooms you
9:20have (300, 400,000 per video), don't
9:22make money in the first few months; we
9:24make money from the residual views of
9:26having 400 videos uploaded or more.
9:28That's where the money is made, because
9:30we don't make money almost from the
9:31first visits due to the RPM in these
9:33types of niches, right? So, in other
9:34types of niches, the video is amortized
9:36in a week because the A also does it,
9:38right? This is a snowball effect.
9:40Brands have already come to you, you've
9:42been able to diversify, and what
9:43happened earlier in your life, let's
9:44say, that made you decide to come here
9:46and work with us or with me at the
9:47academy?
9:48>> Of course, in your case it was the
9:49factory, right? Your world of the
9:52factory. You said, "Look, I'm going to
9:53dedicate myself to YouTube, man. Let's
9:54try to slow it down until you get it."
9:55For me it was the audiovisual industry;
9:58I mean, I studied audiovisuals. I got a
10:00mid-level degree, I got a higher degree
10:02, I got another higher degree:
10:03programming. And I know what it's like
10:06to work on a set and work on the street
10:08setting up a stage and being away from
10:10your house for 12 hours with cables
10:11that weigh a lot. Traveling to Monaco,
10:15living in Monaco for two weeks, seeing
10:17that two out of three people in Monaco
10:18are multimillionaires.
10:20>> Okay, Monaco. And seeing what you earn
10:24is just a total joke. Being there 18
10:27hours a day, they made Monaco, huh?
10:28>> 18 hours a day. And how much did you
10:30earn?
10:30>> Nothing, uh, I earned € 2,500 or
10:32something like that, and the company
10:34left me in debt. Anyway,
10:36>> wow. It's all about each person and I
10:39learned to say, "Man, I'm never going
10:41to work for anyone else, man. I'm never
10:44going to truly be my own riches, man."
10:46And well, I started with Alma in Calma,
10:48which was a music channel, I like music
10:50and all that, but of course, we know
10:52how music channels are, they can't be
10:54monetized. Then when I entered the
10:56academy, I was looking for, which is
10:57what you asked me, looking for a guide,
11:00a little help on how to organize myself
11:02because I knew how to do things, but I
11:04have no order at all, I'm a very messy
11:06person, man. But right now, I've paused
11:07this channel, but not because it wasn't
11:09working for me. Why did I stop doing it
11:11? Well, because I had a third channel
11:13that gave me better results and you
11:14have to focus on what works a little
11:16bit.
11:16>> Sure, man. And what do you think about
11:18people who say they also want to make a
11:19living from this, that they also want
11:21to be their own boss, not work for
11:22other people? But then you see that
11:24when the moment of truth comes, right?
11:27Because the moment of truth is working
11:29every day, editing videos every day
11:30when you don't feel like it, looking
11:32for ideas every day or buying a
11:33notebook to write down your ideas every
11:35day, when the moment of truth comes
11:37they don't do it. What do you think
11:39about those people, man?
11:40>> Well, I know thousands of people and I
11:42get comments every day. I want to be
11:44like you. How did you do it, man? I
11:46don't know, but then I'm a YouTuber.
11:48I'm a YouTuber, look at his channel and
11:50he has two stolen shorts and you, man,
11:52please. Let them start, I mean, the
11:54person who really wants to do it
11:55seriously, let them start and take it
11:57seriously. Like, I don't know, one a
11:59day, make a short video a day. If
12:00you're capable of making a short video
12:02a day, you've already proven yourself a
12:03lot, man. What's
12:04>> helped you get good results from the
12:06start is your channel, I mean, having
12:08made a lot of channels or videos, right
12:10? And having trained your brain, right?
12:13Because I imagine this won't be the
12:14first channel you've created and we've
12:15already seen that you've had several
12:17organized channels, right? Or that
12:19you've been successful, right? You've
12:21got the Minecraft one, the songs one,
12:22you've tried a lot, right? You've
12:24developed as a content creator, now you
12:26really know how to do it. What do you
12:28think, man, about people who really
12:29aren't willing to go through the hoop
12:31of making enough volume until they're
12:32good?
12:33>> Well, you'll never learn. That's it. If
12:35you're not capable of making a video
12:37that's a little bit better than the
12:38last one in consistency, like over time
12:40in a year, I would say, let alone a
12:42month, right? If you really want to
12:44take this seriously, you have to do it
12:45in a year. If you're able to make a
12:47daily short in a year, you're going to
12:49be a content creator because it's not
12:50that hard, man. No, I
12:52>> really think so, huh? It's so hard,
12:54it's incredible.
12:54>> Difficult. Of course, I mean, this is
12:56pure, I mean, it's neither luck nor
12:58difficulty, it's simply mathematics,
12:59studying and developing the callouses
13:01or muscle to train ideas or how to
13:02manage ideas. I want you to tell us a
13:05little bit, man, and reveal, right?,the
13:06strategy that we've worked with, that
13:08you've learned at the academy to
13:09identify winning ideas and formats. If
13:12you want to explain it a little, I
13:13think that from your words maybe people
13:14might also find it useful and I want
13:16you to see if you've gotten the hang of
13:17it or not.
13:19>> Come on, the most important thing,
13:20watching YouTube is rule number one. If
13:23you don't watch YouTube, you can't be
13:24YouTube. It's a fact. I watch YouTube,
13:27I'm here every day watching YouTube. I
13:28go out at night, I put it on TV and I'm
13:30watching YouTube and other things come
13:32up and in the morning I put YouTube on
13:34my phone while I train and there are
13:36more things. Well, at some point your
13:38YouTuber brain is going to say, "Oh,
13:40this thumbnail. Let's see, this. 10
13:41days ago, how many subscribers does
13:42this guy have? 160,000 views. How did
13:45he do it? You search, boom, you save it
13:46. Almiró. That's it.
13:48>> Hey, show it, show it if you want, the
13:50Miró because people don't have context
13:52. Well, the Miró is a...Oh, damn, how
13:55many tabs do you have there from the
13:57academy? You have all the way to this.
14:00Look, that's it, man, that's what's
14:02amazing. I applaud you, man. I mean,
14:05this is doing a real competition study,
14:08having something. Look, my colleague
14:10Arsel is there too. Well, I YouTube,
14:12Arsel, Cubo and others. These are
14:15literally how to work and how to start
14:17having like something tangible to write
14:19down ideas, to be watching YouTube all
14:20the time. I think that's amazing.
14:22Exactly. We literally live on YouTube
14:24every day and it's precisely
14:25identifying, damn, this. It occurred to
14:27me, bam, I'm doing it. [ __ ], this is
14:28all about analyzing YouTube every day.
14:30I'm a YouTube freak, we're YouTube
14:32freaks. That's literally what it's all
14:33about.
14:34>> And that's it. Here we have the
14:35creative mural that takes the thumbnail
14:37that catches your attention from the
14:38channels that are doing the same format
14:40, because if you look here for example
14:41at this guy, six videos in a row with
14:43the same format of kicking small object
14:44, big object and well and so on and so
14:46forth with everything. Well, in all the
14:48channels that do really well, that have
14:49layers, well, you look at the format
14:51and then with that in mind you come up
14:52with something that might work for you
14:54with what you have. Exactly, I mean, in
14:56short, being a total freak about
14:58researching formats, finding what works
15:00, and if it works for this guy in
15:02Minecraft, then I’ll do it in GTA.
15:04Just
15:05>> adapting it. Who right now has probably
15:05the largest server in the world. I
15:06don't know if it's the largest super
15:06pel, but no. For example, this guy is
15:07Drctor Donut, okay? Who has probably
15:08the largest server in the world. It
15:09currently has, right now, what is
15:11perhaps the largest server worldwide.
15:12Who has probably the largest server in
15:14the world right now...
15:15>> There, there, there, there. And well,
15:16let's make content for a server. This
15:19guy has worked a long time to build a
15:21community and now he can dedicate
15:22himself to this. Maybe we don't have
15:24that community at the beginning, no way
15:26, but what you can do is join the
15:27community and since I've seen many
15:29YouTubers make videos on that server.
15:31For example, Diosesm. If a person joins
15:34Dios Mon and makes content,
15:35>> that server sounds familiar to me. Who
15:36would be the owner?
15:37>> Right, man? If Dios Mon makes quality
15:40content, he makes a good video about
15:42becoming the best Shinie trainer in
15:44Diosm. Hey, Vegeta doesn't want you to
15:46see this, for example. Well, maybe
15:48it'll work out for you, you know?
15:50>> Exactly, man. And is there anything
15:52else you want to ask me or that you
15:53think you also have questions about
15:55that could be useful to people?
15:57>> Questions that could be useful to
15:58someone who hasn't started yet.
15:59>> I mean, any questions that you have
16:00that can also be applied to people and
16:02that way we kill two. birds with one
16:03stone too.
16:04>> What can I ask you? Look, I'm going to
16:05ask you, for example, this could be
16:07useful to me too. How do I set up a
16:09thumbnail format?
16:11>> A branding.
16:11>> Yes. How do I brand my GTA 6 channel?
16:15Because I'm doing this, but every now
16:17and then I feel like it and well, I do
16:19it. This develops over time, but for
16:21example what I'm seeing is the, let's
16:23see, the branding, yes, what I mainly
16:24see for your branding is the texts.
16:26Look, look, you have all the thumbnails
16:28, the part on the left with the white
16:30letter and the other with the yellow
16:32part, bro. The thumbnails are different
16:34. I mean, in one you have kilometers
16:35per hour in yellow, in another in white
16:37. If you look, put everything the same,
16:39because these things give me a lot of
16:40itch, you know? So, that represents a
16:42new type of branding, so to speak,
16:43which you could also begin to implement
16:45regarding the subject of the fonts. Now
16:47, if you you want, I mean, if you see a
16:49thumbnail with a winning format that
16:51has text, use that font with that color
16:53or with those two colors, with white
16:54and yellow, you know? You're not going
16:57to find branding as such, so to speak,
16:59at first, okay? until a lot of time has
17:00passed. This is what you build.
17:03Branding is also often, I mean, you say
17:04the branding of the thumbnail, but
17:06branding is also built as soon as you
17:07enter the video and you come out
17:09speaking. That's also branding, you
17:10know?
17:10>> No, of course, I do control that a
17:12little more. That's
17:13>> also branding, but there's no key to
17:14making all the thumbnails exactly the
17:16same, because right now your channel
17:17depends on winning formats to take off.
17:19Split thumbnail, the next day the
17:21characters will be like, I don't know,
17:24I imagine in black and white, so
17:26there's no format, you know? But that's
17:28not important, I mean, it's not
17:30important for monetizing. I mean, you
17:31have to focus on what the levers that
17:33work best for you right now and do more
17:34of that until it breaks, until you hit
17:36the ceiling, you know? I
17:37>> have that in mind. Yeah, yeah, I'm
17:38going to do that right now in this case
17:40. Well, what would happen if the bikes
17:42in GTA were realistic? What would
17:43happen? Let's look at the bikes.
17:45>> Well, let's look at the bikes, but also
17:47try to find another format that works
17:49for you in the game, realistic GTA
17:50split screen. Think of other things
17:52that could also be there, but that
17:53don't have to do with it. What would
17:55happen if the helicopters or what would
17:57happen if x vehicle? Well, maybe change
17:59it. What would happen if the police,
18:00you know? Or what would happen if the
18:02ambulances or what would happen without
18:03jobs, for example? So, now, I don't
18:05know what script structure you're doing
18:07right now. I imagine you'll follow the
18:09hook theme, click confirmation, etc.,
18:11like we see in the academy. Well, yeah,
18:13>> exactly. But man, since it's a
18:15numbering, helicopter one, helicopter 2
18:17, helicopter 3, try that the first ones
18:18are very short and the last ones are a
18:20little bit longer. I mean, don't ramble
18:22on. You know? This is where the
18:23difference is between a video that has
18:2560,000 views and a video that has a
18:27million, and you have to be strategic
18:28when it comes to knowing in what order
18:30to put the elements, okay? I mean, the
18:31helicopters. I'm sure there are
18:33helicopters that are more top-notch and
18:34that people love. So, man, make a list
18:35of three, right? The Cargobob, the
18:37other one, and the other one. I don't
18:38know which ones they are. Okay,
18:39>> the Annihilator and the Hunter.
18:41>> Exactly. Those three. So, man, you put
18:43one at the beginning, one in the middle
18:44, and one at the end so that it's like
18:46a long video, two weak ones, long, two
18:47weak ones, and shorter, longer, you
18:49know? I mean, that's what
18:50differentiates a real video with 60,000
18:51views from a million. YouTube is the
18:53fairest platform that exists, so
18:54literally before it came out, I was
18:55going to make a list of three. CH GPT
18:57and any move or trick to make the
18:59scripts for us, we did them by hand,
19:01but I'm talking to you by hand in the
19:03Miro there was training in the old
19:05videos, okay? I was choosing the top
19:06seven most expensive cars in the United
19:08States. The order of the cars. Why?
19:10Because it has a lot of influence. The
19:12order in which you put them has a lot
19:13of influence. So, that on the one hand,
19:14okay? I mean, if there are seven
19:17vehicles, then put the big ones at the
19:18beginning, in the middle and at the end
19:20and always from one to the other like a
19:22kind of open loop to say," And how will
19:24the bobob load work if I lift x thing?
19:27"And even if you see it at the end,
19:28they've already put that in there, you
19:29know?
19:30>> And in fact I do it in the video, but I
19:31don't give it that intention that
19:33you're telling me. That's what makes
19:34the
19:34>> difference between the video having
19:3787,000 views and literally a million.
19:39>> Okay, thank you very much, man. Well,
19:41that's
19:41>> the script. The script is so important
19:43and how I learned at the academy. Uh,
19:45>> the script is so important and the
19:46editing doesn't really matter. Uh,
19:49>> besides, you could really not edit and
19:51have a perfectly structured script
19:53without failing in the guide, cuts and
19:55cuts, music that goes with the
19:56atmosphere of that moment and that's it
19:58. I mean, the editing doesn't matter so
20:01much, but the atmosphere does. I mean,
20:02if it's a tense moment, play me some
20:03tense music. If it's a sad moment, play
20:05me some sad music. But what does it
20:07matter if they come out with motion
20:08graphics with little texts with, I mean
20:09, it doesn't matter? Well, man,
20:10Hopefully, huh? We record a video in 4
20:13months, 1 million subscribers or
20:15500,000 subscribers and top brands.
20:18>> I hope so, man.
20:19>> But, but, man, I've also seen you do
20:21live shows.
20:22>> Yeah, yeah, exactly. I've seen you do
20:24live shows, I've seen you do shorts,
20:26man. Literally focus, literally focus
20:28on making the scripts better. On making
20:30the scripts better. And that's what
20:31works for you. If the shorts don't work
20:33for you.
20:33>> And I don't want subscribers for shorts
20:35. I don't want them because they're not
20:37going to make the video. No, no,
20:38yesterday I finished making shorts.
20:39Look, two days ago. I'm not uploading
20:41today, no joke, okay?
20:42>> Look how he knows it, huh? That in the
20:44academy we abuse the board and on
20:45YouTube too. Look, bro, right now, okay
20:48? This is your channel. This is at the
20:51point you're at, which let's say is a
20:53seven, okay? But to get to eight is
20:55harder. I mean, Here it's eight and
20:57nine is much higher, okay? I mean, it's
20:59a lot more effort. What happens? If you
21:01do a seven and here you do another
21:03seven, it will surely go down, I mean,
21:05it dilutes strength, you know? I mean,
21:06moving on to the next level of long
21:08videos is more complicated. Moving on
21:09to the next level is more complicated.
21:11So, if instead of doing a seven, you
21:13want to do a seven here and say," Come
21:14on, I'm also going to do a seven in
21:15shorts, "you'll probably end up at a
21:17five and a five.
21:18>> How stupid, man.
21:20>> You know? Oh
21:21>> my gosh, man.
21:23>> So, like going from a seven where
21:25you're at from level seven to eight is
21:271,000 times more difficult, right? It's
21:30not, I mean, look at the difference
21:32there is, you know? This here, here and
21:34then the next level. So, bro, forget
21:36about the shorts, you know? If you want
21:38to be a seven and a seven, you're going
21:39to be a five and a Five, literally. You
21:40know? That's why
21:41>> I told my team, Mario, I have a guy who
21:43makes my shorts at the time and I told
21:44him," Dude, we're not making shorts on
21:46this channel anymore, we're going to
21:47put all the shorts on the Minecraft
21:48level shorts channel. "
21:49>> Exactly.
21:50>> And then I'll make a list of 100%things
21:53. We're giving myself a brutal live
21:55mentoring, right? Here for free on
21:57YouTube. Holy crap. I would literally
21:59make a list of things that you do that
22:01only you can do and delegate the rest
22:02of the things to the team and have
22:04another channel. I'm also in favor of
22:05having another channel, okay? Why?
22:07Because I feel that if you already have
22:09equipment and video editors you could
22:10do it, I mean, you could do it
22:11perfectly. Right now you're dedicated
22:13full time to this, you don't even work,
22:15you have the privilege of literally
22:16being able to do this from the moment
22:17you wake up until you go to bed. Other
22:19people can't. But this question, could
22:21you do it if you had 3 hours a day? I
22:23mean, I think this channel
22:24>> could, because while I'm doing
22:25something else, Claudo writes the
22:26script for me, and when I come back I
22:28read it and say," Okay, we have to
22:29remove this, we have to remove this. ""
22:31I'm going to do this again, like I was
22:32saying, one of these videos, it
22:34literally takes me two hours to record
22:35the same thing. Yes, it can be done.
22:39These videos take a couple of days to
22:40edit, but they have a high level of
22:42editing. I could tone it down a bit,
22:43work on the script more and upload one
22:45a day. No, I'm not telling you that you
22:47don't need to upload a video a day, it
22:48wouldn't make sense because you would
22:50also burn through the formats very
22:51quickly. In 5 days you've burned
22:53through the format of X vehicle, but
22:55it's just so people can say, "Oh, I
22:57just don't have time.""So, what you
23:01>> have are excuses, you know?
23:03>> I was thinking of doing it in English,
23:04man. I speak English
23:06>> and if I did it in English, but another
23:08channel with English. You don't
23:09>> speak English.
23:10>> Oh, I speak English. I mean, I have a
23:11B2. No, no. For me, look, I'll be
23:16honest, of all the people I know who
23:17have tried to diversify, almost no one
23:19has succeeded. So, it's a separate
23:21business. I mean, you could do another
23:23YouTube channel, man, you even have
23:25editors. The good thing is that you
23:27already have a certain personal brand
23:28that you can get editors relatively
23:30quickly and cheaply, right? To make
23:31more automated videos or more
23:33familiarity, like we see in academia,
23:34to diversify and surely you might even
23:36revive this channel, you know? The one
23:38you have of that. But get organized,
23:40bro, no live shows, no shorts, work on
23:42the scripts here. That's it, keep the
23:44team more committed and give someone a
23:46chance. from your team an incentive for
23:48results on this channel. Do the tasks
23:51that literally make you progress on
23:52this channel and focus on another
23:54channel too,
23:55>> okay? Who sends the live streams, Mario
23:57, I think this matters to many people
23:59who are watching this video, man, why
24:00shouldn't we do live streams? What
24:02happens to your channel when you do
24:03live streams, man? I don't understand
24:05it because I see a lot of people who do
24:07it and have 1,000 viewers and then I do
24:08it with an audience similar to that
24:10person.
24:11>> Who has 20 people? It was a guy named
24:14Lan, in this case who I know is doing
24:16GTA 6, he's acting as a reference and
24:17this guy has 1,000 viewers in all his
24:19live streams.
24:20>> But who cares about the viewers? But I
24:21mean, I don't understand it. I mean, I
24:23wouldn't waste my time because a live
24:25stream is not scalable. It's true that
24:26you can position yourself, you can have
24:28residual visits, such, it's your time
24:29on camera that you could do. dedicate
24:31an hour more to working on your video
24:33script, and instead of getting 70,000
24:34views, you could have a whole million.
24:36It's
24:37>> true, man. No matter how much loyalty
24:38you gain,
24:39>> that loyalty thing is a lie. Also, I
24:40mean, you're at a very early stage.
24:41There's
24:42>> no humanity. It's not
24:44>> like it's more human, man. Seeing the
24:46person there live. That's a
24:47>> lie. What's going to make you more
24:49loyal is trying to make some jokes of
24:51your own or taking the video out of
24:52context and saying, well, look at this
24:54stuffed animal here, which from now on
24:56we're going to put here because
24:58whatever. And that, man, little things
24:59that go off script and out of the video
25:01, gain loyalty a thousand times more,
25:02but 1,000 times more than anything else
25:04. Do you think Auron Play has gained
25:05loyalty by doing live shows on YouTube?
25:07No, it hasn't. It gained loyalty when
25:09it put that ugly doll there or anything
25:10else in the background or anything
25:12that's out of context. It's literally
25:14That's it. I used to build loyalty with
25:15my videos by telling stories or naming
25:17things my friends in class did or
25:18things like that, you know? And I told
25:20a story related to that that people
25:22would remember later. That's how you
25:23build loyalty.
25:24>> Okay, that's it.
25:25>> Well,
25:26>> the plan today was to do a bit of a
25:28live stream and stuff, but I'm going to
25:29throw the live stream to hell, you know
25:31? You totally messed it up, man.
25:34>> And it broke me, bro. It ruined my
25:36afternoon, man. I got depressed. Why
25:38not make a video of me beating GTA? Any
25:41format that comes to mind while
25:44>> you find a format in which you can make
25:45a compilation of all the live streams
25:47and take advantage of the GTA vibe, I
25:48beat GTA in 24 hours, that's not true.
25:50That's a lie, you know? But you should
25:52have built it like that. For example, I
25:54would record the 100 days of Minecraft,
25:56but I would do them live, You know? So,
25:57I took advantage of doing live streams
25:59while I recorded the 100 days. So I
26:00would record videos for YouTube, but
26:01the first thing was YouTube and since I
26:03had to play Minecraft no matter what, I
26:04took the opportunity to do live streams
26:06, but that was the main thing, you know
26:07? I don't think I
26:08>> can do that, the thing of setting
26:10myself to record these videos live.
26:11>> Why not? I mean, since you want to do
26:13live streams, guys, I'm going to record
26:15a video
26:15>> and that's it, right? Even if I have to
26:17do trial and error and stuff. Of course
26:18, I'm a big streamer, I have 11,000
26:20followers, man, on Twitch. I was there
26:21at full capacity, and I was there.
26:23>> Yeah. And yesterday I saw that I had
26:24that much. I have 160,000 on Twitch. I
26:27was earning in a day from YouTube what
26:28I earn in a month on Twitch. Don't [ __ ]
26:30with me, man.
26:30>> How incredible, man. I
26:32>> mean, literally, literally. I mean, I
26:34was earning € 400 a day from YouTube.
26:35more or less, and € 400 a month from
26:37Twitch. It doesn't make sense. It's
26:38just that no,
26:39>> no, it's not true. It's true, man. It's
26:41enough. If the most important thing is
26:42long videos, man,
26:43>> bro. The most important thing is long
26:44videos and having an empire of channels
26:46. Having an empire of diversified
26:47channels and that's it. and having a
26:48team so big that they create channels
26:49without you knowing that channels have
26:51been created. Like, [ __ ], what is this
26:53channel?
26:54>> This, hey, who the hell is this channel
26:55? Hey, Pablo, we didn't open this
26:57channel last week because we saw such
26:58and such and such because; because I
26:59have a community manager who is doing
27:00that, who manages a team of editors, I
27:02don't even know if any channels have
27:03been created, but they all go to me.
27:05Sure, sure, sure, sure. Well, I'll do
27:07it, I'll delegate the channel too, the
27:08one with 2,500 subs, let's see what
27:10idea I can come up with, we'll do it
27:11too. Well, man, hey, it's been a
27:14pleasure and I hope that, well, If you
27:15had to say something to someone who is
27:17thinking about investing in training,
27:19because the main problem is not" I'm
27:21going to buy training for fear of
27:22getting scammed ", but rather" Will I
27:24really be able to get results with
27:26YouTube and dedicate myself to YouTube?
27:27". I think that's where the main fear
27:29comes from. What would you tell that
27:30person? Well, look, to start with, the
27:32first thing you have to believe in is
27:34yourself and then you have to prove to
27:36yourself that you can and that you're
27:38worth it before entering any training.
27:40I usually go in blind and I don't see
27:41it. What's the least you can do than
27:43create a month of content yourself and
27:45then say," Okay, I need guidance and
27:47now you can invest. "
27:48>> Awesome. Sounds great to me, man.
27:50Sounds great to me. And look, I'm
27:51shooting myself in the foot because
27:53fewer people are going to make videos
27:54for a month, but the people who do end
27:55up like you, having super-fast results.
27:57>> Yeah, yeah. I thought about it a lot
27:59until I said," I need it, Mario, man, I
28:01need it. "And I met you and I said," Am
28:03I going? "
28:04>> Brutal, brutal, man. Well, nothing.

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