Tfw just want to make youtube videos and cant even do that right

Show it to us. We'll give it some more views.

>I'm even uploading it during normalfag hours
It won't be up for another 6 hours.

Well at least tell us what it's about

Well link the channel then

this. get some viewers bruh

Bullshit, I'm sitting on at least a few ideas right now that can get Reddit Gold but I lack any real skill to make them.

OP i would focus on just getting better at editing your material.
Eventually if you make friends with other youtubers you can do what i did.
I average between 100-600k views which is pretty good espeically since im using a patreon.
Im collabing with tonns of cool funny people and all i had to do was be myself and share interests and a sense of humour with them.
DONT rush your videos and DONT force the humour, try to make your videos mean something i usually have some evil twisted story line that go with in my vids despite it being somewhat improvised sometimes.
youtu.be/aAtZtxA5Z9k

I dont mean to self plug myself but this is my best recent example of how a video should be constructed imo.
Even if your not looking to make a gaming channel im sure you can gather subs if you just believe in yourself and put in the effort.
Best of luck

Eh, fuck it. 3AM & 5AM aren't that far off anyway. I do these old anime reviews off VHS tapes in my spare time, & then I make videos out of them. It's not a huge channel, but I'm thankful for what I have. I think most of Jow Forums has already seen it. The amount of people that would actually be interested in what I talk about is really small though, so I don't know what I was expecting. Anyway here's the video.
youtu.be/92xJ29Jbwo4

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so is it any good or what? Looking for any Sort of feedback here.

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Here, I got one for you. And you'll be at 1 million in no time. Name yourself something clever idfk. Have a series where you dump gallon jugs of chocolate milk down the drain in your kitchen with no context. Then move onto more expensive shit. If you get big enough, pour some nice expensive Jap whisky down the drain and wash it down with tap water (drops of water make whisky taste better.) have fun experimenting in hell, user.

(sauce is @haibanemumi)

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Wouldn't you need a lot of money for that?

Just be into the most obscure thing you can think of. Then you're the only competition. You could be the king of weaving macrame owls.

Install ShadowPlay (NVidia GeForce Experience) and press alt+F9. This is what I do. My channel: youtube.com/user/IVI00101
It is just dump of my gameplay. I sometimes like to rewatch it and don't mind others looking. Google hosts it for free, so it is more convenient, than buying terabytes of storage.
Trying to practice speaking english, my native language is russian.

Feedback is not original.

Nicely composed, pretty generic though. You aren't filling a niche or have some kind of unique gimmick so it's not like you will rapidly build a large viewerbase. Just keep doing what you are doing consistently and you can build a small but loyal and steady viewerbase. One you feel you are big enough you can branch out a little more or change up a little to try to hook more people.

Oh wait.

>been doing it for 2 years.

Hmmm. I can only say upload more, like weekly, consistently. Advertise yourself on various subreddits, forums, etc maybe pretend to not be you and talk about your channel on places to get some clicks but shhh

I only started uploading again just recently. more than one video a month is hard for me. How am I suppose to compete with people who make a video every single week?

You don't. Accept being niche and a small channel and just put the most quality into your videos as you can. OR, you can try to pump out more videos, but to do that at a high quality you'll learn real fast why people push videos to 10 minutes for ads/cry about monitzation/shill their patreons hard.

>put the most quality into your videos as you can
That's the plan. Fuck having to do a minute review every week. I'd rather do a full 10 minute review every 3-4 weeks.