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THIS IS F**KING INSANE SHE’S ON TRACK TO MAKE $20K THIS MONTH FROM KIDS’ VIDEOS SHE DIDN’T CREATE FROM SCRATCH. The workflow is surprisingly simple. She finds kids’ videos that have already pulled tens of millions of views, then uses AI to study what made the format work. Not copying the actual video. Copying the proven formula: → Song structure → Character rhythm → Scene pacing → Repeatable hooks → Bright visual patterns Most creators are trying to predict what people might want to watch next. She’s starting with something much more valuable: Proof that people already watched it. Then AI helps turn those proven patterns into fresh videos in a different style. And kids’ content doesn’t necessarily need the highest RPM to work. A growing library can keep generating views, while familiar characters and songs encourage repeat watching. The money isn’t necessarily in inventing something completely new. It’s in understanding what already holds attention then building a better system around it.
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I MIGHT BE THE LAST PERSON WHO SHOULD BE MAKING MONEY FROM KIDS CONTENT ON YOUTUBE. I don’t have kids. I’m not even interested in kids content. but that’s exactly what makes this interesting. the entire workflow can run faceless, with AI handling most of the production. give Claude a niche like: → nursery rhymes → animal adventures → counting → colors → simple bedtime stories and it can generate a list of content ideas, scripts, story beats and hooks. then: → generate the scenes in PicsArt Flow → create bright characters and simple environments → generate the narration with an AI voice → stitch everything together → publish consistently no camera. no studio. no real voice required. just a repeatable production system running from a laptop. kids content can also generate strong repeat viewing when the format is engaging and age-appropriate. the opportunity isn’t making random AI cartoons. it’s finding a format children actually enjoy, then building an original library around it. that’s the part most people are missing.
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