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Been working off a broken chromebook connected to a Tv for months
Now I've made enough money to buy a macbook
Grateful for everything we're only just getting started 🙏🙏
Capra retweeted
A banner means nothing. You won a football match. The British army won the war.
As all but three people that actually live on the Falkland Islands say… the Falkland island are British.
There is a reason why so many Argentine players choose to play in England 😘
Capra retweeted
all this hype about “the azteca”, “zero goals conceded” and “winning streak” and “the altitude” just to get beaten 3-2 on home turf
This is your competition btw
I don't understand why people don't just lock in on YouTube
My faceless YouTube channels make me $120,000+/mo (long form only)
There is 𝗻𝗼 𝗹𝘂𝗰𝗸 involved.
Let me send you a free course on exactly how to do it.
Just Retweet and Comment "YouTube" (must follow)
Capra retweeted
YOUTUBERS, we spent an entire week in Valencia building the ultimate Idea Blueprint for YouTube.
This is the actual strategy we’ve used to generate billions of views for our clients and we’re giving it away for FREE!
This will be the most valuable thing you read this week (and probably the most valuable ideation lesson you’ll ever see).
Retweet and comment IDEA below to get access to the full Figma! (Must follow to receive the DM)
No brainer , Abu is the goat
Officially launching AdvancedYouTube (link below)
If you've ever needed a YouTube Strategist but couldn't afford one, now's your chance
The reason behind the success of YouTube’s biggest creators is largely because of their strategists who help with studying analytics, analyzing packaging, reiterating content and more
The big creators can afford to pay thousands every month for a YouTube Strategist, but the average creator might not be able to, which is where AdvancedYouTube comes into place
It’s basically like having your own YouTube Strategist (me) but without paying the full price
Here’s how it works:
> You can get credits monthly or top up however many you need
> Credits gives you access to a full video review (or only script, packaging, editing, whatever you want)
> You can also request custom reviews for things like idea validation, channel audit, or whatever it is that you need
In return, you’ll get detailed notes, timestamps, and actionable recommendations that’s tailored to your specific needs, no generic advice
RT + Comment something and you'll have a chance to receive $50 worth of credits
Capra retweeted
Replying to @MattWalshBlog
You won’t lose your job to AI, you will lose your job to someone who knows how to use AI to do your job.
Laws will come
Within the next year or two -- probably sooner -- anyone who hates you will be able to generate any kind of defamatory video of you doing or saying something awful, and it will be so indistinguishable from a real video that you simply won't ever be able to prove that it's fake. Literally nothing is being done to prevent this from happening. We can all see it coming and our leaders are doing precisely nothing at all to stop it.
Capra retweeted
i found a way to make ai influencer videos that people can't tell are fake...
sora 2 is good but there's no consistency, you need a solid post-production process
most people just generate and upload, which is why their stuff looks like obvious ai slop
i spent weeks testing every method and cracked the exact workflow that got me 28 million views in 30 days, here's my system:
- step-by-step character creation (keeping the same face across 100+ videos)
- the complete video workflow from prompt to final export
- how to add "human imperfections" that sell authenticity
- editing secrets that hide ai tells
- the tools i actually use (free + paid options)
RT + reply 'INFLUENCER' and i'll send you the FULL system (must follow so i can dm)
Facts
Replying to @andyschkeind
You're right but I never had the assumption that creators are required to capture attention, slot machines proved that decades ago.
I'm just drawing a line between value and dopamine farming.
Yes you can farm attention without humans, but you can't generate meaning, culture or anything worth remembering without them.
I'm not at all against AI as a technology, it's here to stay.
But betting you can run on pure dopamine farming infinitely can't end well imo.
When AI slop takes over the internet
no one will be able to compete on volume and storytelling , personality , uniqueness , creativity and trust will become more important than ever
Only mediocre creators will get wiped out
Capra retweeted
Replying to @MrBeast
Here's how I'd break this down:
Every major shift in content creation has had doomsayers predicting the death of human creators:
- Photography would kill painting (it didn't)
- Video would kill radio (it didn't)
- Digital music would kill musicians (it didn't)
- Social media would kill traditional media (it adapted)
What actually happens: The tools get democratized, the bar raises, and the winners are those who understand this truth...
People don't follow content. They follow PEOPLE.
AI can generate a perfect video. But it can't generate:
- Your unique perspective
- Your lived experience
- Your personality
- Your community connection
- Trust built over time
The real question isn't "Will AI replace creators?"
It's "Which creators will use AI to 10x their output while maintaining their authentic voice?"
The creators who'll struggle are the ones making generic, templated content that's already soulless. AI will just expose that they were never adding real value.
The creators who'll thrive are the ones who:
1. Use AI as a production assistant - Let it handle editing, thumbnails, scripts drafts
2. Double down on authenticity - Their stories, their takes, their community
3. Focus on connection over perfection - People want real, not polished
4. Leverage AI to test and iterate faster - More experiments = more winners
Bottom line: AI doesn't kill creators. It kills lazy content. And that's a good thing for everyone building real businesses.
The opportunity isn't scary. It's massive.
Capra retweeted
People who think AI will replace YouTubers:
Overestimate: how much viewers care about production value, visuals.
Underestimate: how much viewers care about humans, story, personality and uniqueness.
Thoughts?
Capra retweeted
AI won’t destroy YouTube.
It’ll destroy mediocre creators.
The winners will be the established channels and faceless creators who know how to scale AI and build systems around it, without losing engagement.
Everyone else gets wiped out in the flood of AI slop.
Survival of the fittest.


























