Tadlos

Less than 0.01% of channels pull 6 million views on their second upload ... ... and this thumbnail i made did it in under 2 weeks (via @ClickHiveStudio ) Here's how (A THREAD 🧵):

@SHDdesign Hell yh

@TadlosDesigns great growth

Outlier for a client driven by our strategy 📈 If you want to get clients from YouTube DM me

@KyaniWajdan Ty!

@TadlosDesigns Congratulations

@YassinSyn Clean, nice packaging

Just dropped a new YouTube Video "how to make “f*ck you” money as a business owner with a youtube sales funnel" Video link in the comments.

@hammadvisuals These look great man!

Thumbnails for @/AlexChoi (41.2K) Which one do you like more?

@shaheerkreates These are damn clean bro

Recent A/B Thumbnails from last month 🪄 Which one stands out to you the most and why?

@MohackerFtw Clean man!

Raw footage is just raw footage. Until someone who understands psychology touches it. W or L ?

@TubeAIYT and thats also what alot of people need to understand that some outliers only perform so well cuz they were the first on that specific topic

@TubeAIYT for sure 💯

I published a video 2 hrs after a story broke in my niche. It did 90,000 views. My biggest competitor published the same video 6 hours later. It did 14,000. YouTube always pushes the first video on a trending topic. The most aggressive creator wins.

@pngtyler i mean i never understood people not listening to someone better than them in a specific thing lol but yeah ur def right

9/10 times the thing stopping most entrepreneurs from success is ego I've consulted 50+ entrepreneurs on YT last year and done $1M+ in sales The ones who are open minded and ready to learn always win The ones who ignore advice (that they paid for lol) always end up dying out

@pngtyler @natenkgwn

@natenkgwn my fault i regret replying this

people can't fathom u being young & having money yesterday i got asked "is that u or ur moms car" i said "it's mine" casually & kept walking she went speechless for like 5 seconds and kept lookin at the whip 😂 then before we walked in she said "wow that's a really nice car"

@natenkgwn My man killing it

@PaddyG96 This is such a good way to explain it nice breakdown

What do these four viral YouTube videos have in common?

Storytelling = it’s just a way of structuring content so people stay engaged. You have to apply it to any niche. Even channels that are fully about fictional or AI-generated stories are fine. YouTube doesn’t flag content just because the story isn’t real. What they’re cracking down on is mass-produced, repetitive or misleading content especially when creators pretend fiction is real or add zero originality. If a story channel adds creativity, perspective or entertainment value and is clear about being fictional or dramatized there is no problem

@MarioJoos I agree storytelling will always work. But how do you avoid YouTube flagging your content as inauthentic when the stories aren’t real and you’re using AI to generate them?

16 Simple YouTube Storytelling Lessons

Like mario said overediting was never really the problem and the real issue is that creators never truly understood the viewer to begin with and were optimizing for metrics they barely understood instead of the actual experience of watching. Now the cycle swings back and "talking to a camera" feels revolutionary again not because high production stopped working but because intention quietly disappeared along the way

The Mr Beast era is over. Over-edited, heavily produced, AI content flooded YouTube. The platform is now pushing authentic creators who talk to a camera and don't edit out every mistake. This has happened before. YouTube moves in cycles. We're in the authenticity cycle now.

@ahmadelhajii fair enough my brother haha

@TadlosDesigns not looking for one piece looking for peace.

that one unemployed friend on a random wednesday

@PixAn_Tweets These are cleaaaaaaan

Youtube Thumbnails Designed by Me - Day 42🧑‍🍳 Open For New Clients📩

@madebyabdullahh Damnnn u cooked bro, love it 🔥

Did the Entire Packaging Strategy for this video! Ideated this Video, Made the Title and the Thumbnail

@revalodzn Glad u found it useful

@TadlosDesigns really good take, love it!

"The MrBeast era is over" YouTube didn't suddenly discover authenticity it has always been rewarded and what actually happened is creators pushed optimization past the point of good taste For example: - Sound effects make moments hit; sound effects on every second make videos feel artificial - Cutting boring parts improves retention; cutting every natural pause makes content feel stressful - Big challenges create stakes; big challenges with forgettable personalities create noise Overediting was never really the problem and the real issue is that creators never truly understood the viewer to begin with and were optimizing for metrics they barely understood instead of the actual experience of watching Now the cycle swings back and "talking to a camera" feels revolutionary again not because high production stopped working but because intention quietly disappeared along the way