I've finished my second video type fully Ai generated with Remotion I need feedback on packaging and video itself https://youtu.be/S_3P_edLpOU The video is 95% done through AI using remotion, generated voice using local TTS, music generated as well based on the narration, as well as analyzed so that the music is epic, or with country specific influences, also local, then generated script as well, research as well, What I did was the validation of the real images from the community, blurring (face and plates through point and click, and AI created a custom pipeline for that all in the browser). and editing the metadata for the episode The rest is a couple of tweaks done with me sending screenshots to the AI with the changes

I found this really cool account of an AI influencer who travels back in time to various places and events. This one of her going back to warn people that the Titanic would sink got 8M+ views in just 4 days! Check out her page if you have time, it's a really cool concept that works! https://www.instagram.com/p/DVDuVssCBdl/ This video taps into the massive "Time Traveler POV" trend. By framing the video as "found footage" from a modern phone, it makes a historical event feel personal and immediate. The creator uses modern slang/behavior in a formal setting, which is a proven comedic trope. The Titanic is a "perennial" topic with global recognition, meaning the video doesn't have to explain its setting—it can jump straight to the action. Research shows that videos evoking high-arousal emotions—like awe and anxiety/urgency (the "warning them" premise)—are shared significantly more than "low-energy" content. The transition from a humorous premise to the chaotic sinking scene triggers a "wait for it" psychological loop, ensuring high completion rates. What do you guys think? Do you want a step by step tutorial for a video like this one?

Does anyone know what would the advantage of creating a 20-24 minute video versus a 10-15 minute one when the channel is monetized? I'm doing 1 video per day and this would double the cost, would it make sense to almost double the length? I'm using nexlev to put 1 minute ads slots audience is over 50,US, and it's on YouTube, I actually started the first couple of videos of 10-15 minutes but now lengthened the video thinking it would generate more $$ of its longer

So a lot of people have been asking me is it possible to make money off of AI content and I just wanted to clear the air surrounding around this question here is the proof! And this is only one of my pages. I have multiple monetized pages that I am earning on from Facebook to YouTube!