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People think faceless 2D channels are a low value grind. The opposite is true. Psychology and education is one of the better paying niches on YouTube, $4–$6.50 RPM, roughly double what entertainment pulls. So when one of these 2D channels lands a couple hundred thousand view video, that's four... show more

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