2026-01-18 04:32:05

Interesting phenomenon: some influencers have recently been promoting that starting to create content in 2026 is a "life advice," but in reality, the content creation boom has already been largely distributed by 2024. Such advice is often just follow-the-trend science popularization—lacking any original value.

What truly deserves attention is the evolution of content formats. Currently, the most popular videos on YouTube are those well-produced 3D modeling science videos, with individual videos easily surpassing 10 million views. Why? Because the platform doesn't care whether your topic is new or not; the key is that the content looks professional and refined enough.

In other words, content quality and production standards have become the core competitive advantages. Google's backend is likely also using AI translation and recommendation algorithms to precisely allocate traffic to high-quality content. So rather than chasing trending topics, it's better to focus on refining the work itself. That is the real threshold for content creators.

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ZenChainWalker

· 7h ago

Those big influencers who say they'll start creating content in 2026 are just talking nonsense after already having their fill of dividends. Quality is indeed king, but who in the domestic market is really willing to spend that much money on 3D environmental protection? Instead of listening to their nonsense, it's better to watch how those small YouTubers succeed and figure out their tricks.

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AirdropGrandpa

· 7h ago

Ha, it's that kind of big V's anxiety-selling remarks again, hilarious. Quality is king, there's nothing wrong with that, but honestly, most people just can't do it. The dividends are indeed gone, but the ceiling for refined content is also right there.

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SerumSurfer

· 7h ago

The dividends are gone, and they're still scamming newbies into entering the market. Truly unbelievable... --- 3D modeling videos have surpassed ten million views. In simple terms, content quality is key. No matter how much you talk, it’s useless without solid content. --- Instead of waiting until 2026, it's better to hone your skills now. Platforms value quality above all. --- Listening to influencers is just for reference; those who truly survive are the ones producing high-quality content. --- The hype around trending topics has passed. Now, it's all about the competition of production skills. --- It's true that AI distributes traffic to quality content. No matter how you package poor content, it remains poor. --- The threshold for self-media has indeed risen. It’s no longer a casual shooting era. --- Many people are chasing trends, but in the end, only those who take content creation seriously will survive.

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fren_with_benefits

· 7h ago

No more bonuses, stop fooling newbies, honest words --- 3D science popularization videos with over 10 million views are indeed impressive, but most people still can't do it --- Instead of listening to influencers talk nonsense, better to look at the production costs of those viral videos on YouTube... Wake up --- Quality > topic, that's right, but who has that budget and technology, haha --- So in the end, it's still about spending money and assembling a team? How does that become the "real threshold"? --- Entering in 2026? People are really naive, no wonder they get chopped up and sold for韭菜 --- High-quality production + AI recommendations, sounds like an insider game, ordinary people better not think about it --- Forget it, I’d rather write articles and chat, much easier than learning video editing --- This kind of rhetoric is a bit late to say in 2024, it should have been said earlier

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LiquiditySurfer

· 8h ago

Basically, it's just liquidity exhaustion, still selling outdated entry timing theories—laughable. The real LP yield actually depends on content quality; putting effort into refining it is the most optimal strategy.

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