"유튜브 강의 안봐도 됩니다" Chat GPT6 아스트라로 유튜브 쇼츠 만드는 법 (최초공개)

0:00I failed after spending 500 million won

0:01over two years .

0:01Do you happen to know Astra ?

0:03Today’s video might be a bit

0:04uncomfortable for some . I've already

0:06had everything done . Background music ,

0:08subtitles , fonts , design — who could

0:09ask for more ?

0:10Shouldn't we give credit to Astra ?

0:12Every type of long-form and short-form

0:14content you see now is possible .

0:15What was the prompt for this ?

0:17Just do it for me .

0:17Are you revealing all your channels ?

0:18Oh , I open everything up .

0:19My cumulative profit is over 800

0:21million won in a year .

0:22That’s 160 million won a month .

0:24Nobody is using this for free right now

0:25. It creates new revenue streams .

0:27It's not just from Instagram . It does

0:29it automatically . Tell Astra to go make

0:32it , upload it — am I sharing too much ?

0:36The pre-destruction era has begun .

0:37It’s actually better for beginners .

0:39Don't be afraid ; I think you should

0:41just take action and try it . Tra

0:44Fighting !

0:49Hello . Hello , Lulu . Nice to meet you .

0:55May I ask you a question as soon as we

0:57meet ? Oh , sure . What kind of question ?

0:59Do you happen to know Astra ?

1:01Are you talking about the Astra that's

1:02causing a stir worldwide lately ?

1:03Yes , that's right . It’s causing a

1:05craze on YouTube , and since you’re

1:06the only one I could think of who knows

1:08it well , I came to ask what it’s all

1:10about .

1:11You’re probably going to be shocked .

1:13Today’s video might be a bit

1:14uncomfortable for some . Because

1:15everything just gets done . So ...

1:17Isn't it good if everything gets done ?

1:18Oh , my . I used to think so , too . But

1:20when things didn't work and there were

1:22many errors , I felt there was still

1:24something for me to do as a human .

1:26I’ve lived thinking that way , but now

1:28that everything works without errors , I

1:30feel helpless . Everything I can see

1:32just gets done . So , I'm thinking , what

1:34should I do with this ? You need to know

1:36how to use it properly , so I’ll go

1:38into my office right now and show you .

1:41You must be very curious about what

1:42Astra is . If you look at the screen ,

1:46you can think of Astra as a Codex mode

1:48made by GPT .

1:51Inside the Codex template , you can see

1:54options below for which model to select

1:58. The concept is like saying , " I will

2:01use this model : Astra , Solo , Tele , or

2:03Luna . " It's that kind of concept . We

2:04have different trim levels for cars

2:06like the Grandeur , don't we ? Well , the

2:09best model has been released , and now I

2:11can create all the video content I've

2:13wanted to make . Shall we look at the

2:16results first , everyone ?

2:17Yes .

2:17This screen right here . I’m remotely

2:19controlling my computer at home to make

2:20all of this happen .

2:21A husband who even forgot his wedding

2:22with his wife . He was diagnosed with

2:24Alzheimer's at age 53 . His wife stayed

2:25by his side , but she had to remember

2:27their shared memories alone . Then , one

2:28day , the husband proposed to his wife

2:30again . After seeing a wedding on TV , he

2:32asked to get married .

2:36The wife accepted the proposal , and the

2:37two held a wedding once more . Please

2:39leave a warm message for the couple's

2:41love . At 53 years old . Would you like

2:55me to show you how this is made now ?

2:58Well , there is a channel here . I asked

3:00it to analyze the videos on this

3:02channel , how it downloads them , and how

3:05it finds the topics , from the structure

3:07to the frames . Then , it analyzes

3:10everything on its own like this .

3:11You don't need to write empty prompts

3:14anymore .

3:15The more you prompt , the dumber it gets

3:17.

3:17It actually gets dumber .

3:18Yes . In short , back when it was around

3:21the Soltera level , the AI was a bit

3:23smarter . It understood clear prompting

3:26well and gave good results , but

3:28starting from the Astara grade , the

3:30more I do , it's like asking a professor

3:32as a kindergartner , " I'm trying to do

3:35this , is it not right ? "

3:37Ah .

3:38In the past , I would download 100

3:39scripts and ask it to analyze the

3:41structure and do this and that , but now

3:43...

3:43It analyzes everything by itself . So

3:45all we have to do is ask it to play at

3:471.3 x speed , remove silences , and make

3:49it without jump cuts .

3:50Those are the two editing processes .

3:52Do you not have to open a separate

3:53editor ?

3:54Ah , I didn't open anything .

3:55You just give it commands , verbally ?

3:56Yes . And then this kind of video comes

3:58out . It’s so convenient . If you look

4:00here , I just type " Kodex download . "

4:02Click this . What do you see here ,

4:04everyone ? There’s a Windows version ,

4:05right ?

4:06Just click that . Once you install it ,

4:07you're done .

4:08Then you can start right away .

4:09Yes . It goes right in here like this .

4:11The UI appears .

4:12Yes . You can just type whatever you

4:13want here , like " change the font design

4:15. " " Find a variety of topics . " You can

4:17even ask for a mind map . Shall I show

4:19you what came up ? Everything has

4:20already been automated .

4:21This hasn't been out for long , has it ?

4:23That's right . You’ve probably seen

4:24these videos a lot lately . Click .

4:28Hmm . Background music , editing , font

4:57design — who did it ? You're curious

4:59about that , right ? Oh , the ranking type

5:01. Even the sound effects .

5:10Who found the topic ?

5:11Don't you have to provide the topic ?

5:13Our video editor is in big trouble . Do

5:15you get the feel ?

5:15It’s accurate , right ? Yes .

5:17It even finds the topics on its own ?

5:18If this all becomes possible , how do

5:19you think you’d feel ? Do you think

5:20you’d be happy ? I mean ...

5:21It’s scary .

5:22Right ? I honestly thought I’d be

5:24really happy , too .

5:25So , what did I tell you earlier ? You

5:28feel helpless . Why would you feel

5:29helpless ? Because what I thought was my

5:31competitive edge is gone .

5:32That’s why I mentioned ...

5:34Wait , are you allowed to reveal this ?

5:36I spent two years and nearly 500

5:38million won to build a program called

5:41PixelRing .

5:42500 million won ?

5:43Yes . But I'm shutting it down overnight

5:45. I tried it out , and it works , but

5:46Astra is just much faster and better .

5:49We're putting our resources into that

5:51instead .

5:51But Astra has only been out for about

5:53four days , right ?

5:54Yes .

5:54And you’ve already made that decision

5:56? I have no choice ; the speed and the

5:59quality of the results it produces are

6:01just unbeatable .

6:03So , your students are already uploading

6:06videos using Astra ?

6:08They're creating and uploading a

6:09massive amount . We don't use any

6:10freelancers now .

6:11When Astra came out , I let go of all my

6:13freelancers the other day . I’ve

6:15automated everything with AI ; nice to

6:17meet you . I go by " Oreun Nam . " I used

6:19to have 12 to 15 freelancers , but as

6:21soon as Astra came out , I stopped using

6:24them . Yet , my daily earnings are still

6:26holding steady . As of yesterday , I

6:27think it’s hitting about 2.42 million

6:29won a day . My cumulative revenue is

6:31over 800 million won for the year .

6:32After yesterday , I cleared everything

6:34out . It’s much cheaper to leave it to

6:35this .

6:35Communication is also better .

6:36Exactly . It’s not even a competition .

6:38But from what I remember , PixelRing was

6:41a very high-quality program .

6:43160 million won a month . I only used

6:46PixelRing for that . I only used

6:47freelancers for that . I only worked two

6:49hours a day . I made 500 million , 500

6:52million for about five months , but most

6:54people here don't do what they're told .

6:57If you just follow along , you will

6:59definitely be one step ahead of people

7:02outside and produce much faster .

7:04I’ve made about 130 million won since

7:06starting in May of this year . I’ve

7:09hit 300 million views in 48 hours , and

7:11I have about 800,000 subscribers .

7:13Just a few days ago , I was using

7:16PixelRing to produce and operate things

7:20. It works really well . With

7:28multi-language support , I used to set

7:30all the designs and do some manual

7:31editing . By human touch . But now I

7:33don't need that ; the AI handles it all ,

7:35and it costs me about 800 won per video

7:37. Look here , this is my channel ; how

7:39much do you see , everyone ?

7:402.4 million won .

7:41Oh , 2.4 million won .

7:42Are you showing your whole channel ?

7:43I open everything up . So everyone , you

7:45refresh here , right ? Refresh , right ?

7:47You refresh it , right ? How about this ?

7:49You guys really like it , right ? You're

7:51already uploading three , three , three ,

7:52three here . Making videos is really

7:53easy . I don't just upload in Korea ; I

7:55do the same thing and use it for

7:56multi-use . Once you do multi-use , ta-da

7:58!

7:58You earn more here .

7:59You earn more . So how much is it when

8:00you combine the two ? Uh , there must be

8:02a lot of channels like this now . The

8:04cost for these two channels right now

8:06is 1,800 won , plus 200 won for

8:07multi-use , so you can just do them

8:09together . Because it comes out together

8:11.

8:11Ah , it only costs 200 won .

8:12Yes . It only costs that much . At around

8:142,000 won , multiplied by how many days

8:15do we work ? We work about 25 days . Then

8:17how much is the monthly expense ?

8:1950,000 won .

8:20So if you spend 50,000 won , how much do

8:21you earn ?

8:21You put in 50,000 won and earn 5

8:23million won .

8:23Exactly .

8:24But Astra does it even better than this

8:26.

8:27Right . It's a mental breakdown , right ?

8:29No need to purchase editing tools

8:31separately anymore .

8:32So , everything I had developed just

8:34collapsed in an instant . Parallel

8:37processing . For that parallel

8:38processing , you just run several at

8:39once here .

8:40Ah , by opening one chat room at a time .

8:42Yes . If we catch these trend keywords

8:44and seasonal trends well , those kinds

8:46of videos just pop out .

8:47I don't think anyone but a creator

8:49themselves could do this .

8:50That's correct . That's correct . Do you

8:52know how hard it was for me ? I told you

8:54earlier . Pixel Ring is closing down now

8:55, right ? Of course , some things stay

8:56alive , and there’s discovery , but

8:58practically , there's no choice .

8:59But I've seen many people still making

9:01a lot of money with Pixel Ring .

9:03That's right . But if a better model

9:05comes along , what do you do ?

9:07To earn my money , I have to use that ;

9:09using this won't work . It costs a lot ,

9:10tokens burn up — can you do that ? You

9:12can't ?

9:12Ah , so you were just being really

9:14honest with us .

9:14I told you everything . Shall we take a

9:16look at this video too ? It's so well

9:46made . I don't think it'll work for

9:52supplies . It works for all supplies .

9:53Look under the subway tracks here .

9:54There is no gravel laid on the train

9:55tracks . Is it okay for the ground to

9:56take the weight of a heavy train ?

9:57Actually , the gravel isn't just for

9:58decoration . It spreads the train's

9:59weight and keeps the tracks in place .

10:01But as trains pass continuously , the

10:02gravel moves , so the track height must

10:04be adjusted periodically . The problem

10:05is the foundation . The train's ...

10:07There's nothing underneath .

10:09Even for the same leader , the

10:10explanation is different . Karina is ...

10:12My younger siblings changed for me . I

10:14was the youngest at home , so I was

10:16definitely the little sister .

10:18Haewon explained her role as captain in

10:20the worldview for a long time .

10:22We each have our own roles like this .

10:24I'm the captain .

10:25That leader .

10:25She's the leader , right ?

10:26It even works for celebrity fan tubes .

10:28This video right here . It’s not just

10:30using one thing right now .

10:30It’s not just using one .

10:31If you look here , Karina comes out ,

10:33right ? At first .

10:34Exactly . And who appeared next ? Haewon

10:36appeared .

10:37Uh .

10:37It puts multiple things together on its

10:39own .

10:39What was the prompt for this ?

10:41Do it for me . Shall we look at this too

10:42?

10:42The roads into the city were blocked .

10:44No trains , trucks , or barges can get in

10:46. Haewon was in the sky . We go back to

10:48just after World War II . But Berlin

10:50itself was divided into four zones .

10:52Turn it on .

10:53Please . Everyone , this is just a small

10:55part I’m showing you .

10:56This is just a part of it too .

10:57Yes . It was all made with Haejong .

10:58Haejong . Everything you see now , all

11:00long-form and short-form , is possible .

11:01Our final , more difficult techniques

11:03involve Blender and things like that . I

11:05just recorded those and uploaded them

11:07for you .

11:07Can you see it , everyone ? I just told

11:09it to learn , showed the link , and gave

11:12this simple command . So.

11:15I'm sorry , everyone . I’m a bit quiet ,

11:16right ? I’m usually a talkative person

11:19, but words aren't needed . I clicked "

11:21Open Analysis Report " on this analysis ,

11:24and it gives an incredible breakdown .

11:26There’s nothing you have to do . It

11:28breaks down every single scene and

11:30analyzes it in detail . This was the

11:31first video that came out from here .

11:33There are two sheets of acrylic panels .

11:35The outer panel catches the small holes

11:38.

11:38But here , the form we want is for a

11:40human shape to appear and overlay the

11:42image . I asked it once more .

11:44A person's screams are heard inside the

11:47garbage truck . But the compactor had

11:50already operated once . The man lost .

11:53It's a fierce fight .

11:54It got to this point . Still , it’s a

11:55bit lacking . The feeling we were

11:56familiar with . So I asked it to speed

11:58up the voice and change the art style

12:00and things like that .

12:01A person's screams are heard inside the

12:04garbage truck . But the compactor had

12:06already operated once .

12:08It’s only been a few minutes , but

12:09it's suddenly much better .

12:12The best part is that ...

12:13Am I revealing too much ? I just asked

12:15it to do it . It hits back and forth . I

12:16asked it to capture this , and ...

12:17It removes the trash from the garbage

12:20truck one by one . The rescue operation ,

12:22involving 25 people , lasted for about

12:23two hours . The man who finally came out

12:26was taken to the hospital in critical

12:28condition . I asked it to add sound

12:29effects and background music here as

12:30well .

12:31A person's screams are heard inside the

12:33garbage truck . But the compactor had

12:36already operated once . On September 2 ,

12:392026 , in San Francisco , a man inside a

12:41trash bin was loaded into a truck along

12:43with the contents . Passersby heard his

12:45screams and stopped the driver , halting

12:47the operation . It seemed like he just

12:49needed to be pulled out , but he was

12:50buried under a pile of trash . The

12:52firefighters ... It is . Discovery has it .

12:56You know how you want to do long-form

12:57content like this . You can do it all .

12:59Everything . Then we just take this and

13:01upload what comes out .

13:02If you copy the link of what you want

13:04to do and tell the assistants , " I want

13:05to do this , " they'll make it for you .

13:07Yes . If you want to do multi-language

13:09or expand the reach , they make it all

13:11and find all the materials too . They

13:13find the original sources too .

13:14A prisoner who almost fell off the roof

13:15for speaking to the guard incorrectly .

13:20Andy , who was a banker , solves the

13:22guard's tax worries .

13:28It’s strange that he offered to

13:29handle the paperwork but asked for beer

13:30in return . A man who put beer in his

13:35colleagues ' hands instead of his own

13:36pocket . For that moment at least .

13:45Make the title a bit bolder . It's

13:47missing something . There’s almost

13:49none of that . Do you guys know what

13:50this is ?

13:50What is this ?

13:51You don't know what it is , right ?

13:52Yeah .

13:52If you look at the channel , how many

13:54views do you think it got ? It got 2.1

13:55billion , right ?

13:56Wow , a Korean channel getting that many

13:58views .

13:58Exactly . You see this , right ?

14:00It's a surgical knife , but how does it

14:01cut only the bone without cutting the

14:03skin ? Regular surgical knives also cut

14:05skin , so doctors have to be careful .

14:07That’s why this device called a "

14:08Tailo " was developed . The secret is

14:10that the spring retracts when it

14:12touches bone , exposing the blade .

14:14This is a distribution channel . It’s

14:15not made by them ; it’s a concept of

14:17distributing what’s made abroad

14:18directly in Korea . Then we just need

14:19the foreign channel , right ? So I asked

14:21them to make it using this .

14:22Using that channel address .

14:24Yes . The result is right here .

14:25It's a rotating blade , so how does it

14:27protect the skin while cutting bone ?

14:29Normal surgical drills can damage soft

14:31tissue as well . That’s why the

14:33special drill called " Tailo " appeared .

14:35You can see the difference when you

14:36test it on an egg . But when it touches

14:38hard bone , the ring slides back and the

14:40blade inside cuts the bone .

14:42Do you know what's important ? You

14:43usually need to go out for 30 minutes

14:44while this is being made . There's no

14:45time to go out .

14:46Why ?

14:46Because it finishes making it all so

14:47fast .

14:47It’s that fast .

14:48Yes . At most , it'll be a matter of one

14:50episode . If things are optimized , the

14:52standard will rise to two minutes or

14:54more , and since there are no more

14:56beginners , it’s just a battle of who

14:57can mass-produce the same leveled-up

14:59videos . What happens if you start

15:01failing to accept this ? When I

15:03calculate the opportunity cost , should

15:05I spend 100 won to make one , or 10,000

15:08won to make 200 ? It makes sense to make

15:11200 quickly and cover every category ,

15:13right ?

15:14So , you hand this off to Astra , and

15:16what should you do with the remaining

15:18time ?

15:18I think it would be better to start

15:20thinking about new business ventures .

15:21As for us , we’re planning to go 50/50

15:24from now on . What do I mean by that ?

15:25What will happen to YouTube like this ?

15:27We’ve already experienced deletions ,

15:29right ?

15:29Deletions will happen even more

15:31randomly . Ah , because there will be

15:32more videos .

15:33Exactly . Before , we could use

15:35differentiation strategies in creative

15:37or curated content , and even if it took

15:39time , the views were good . But now ,

15:41everything is becoming a creative or

15:43curated type in the same way . So how do

15:45you tell if it’s creative or not ? My

15:46AI ... ...

15:47can't tell the difference , can it ?

15:48It can't . If it can't , everything will

15:50just get deleted . That’s why we’re

15:51aiming for 50 % on YouTube and 50 %

15:52elsewhere . If YouTube suddenly blocks

15:54mass-produced content , there’s

15:55nothing we can do . But they might lift

15:56the restrictions again in two or three

15:57months , right ? By then , people who gave

15:59up won’t come back . If it’s a clean

16:00slate , if I was earning 20 million won ,

16:02I could earn 70 or 80 million . So what

16:03should we be doing during those two

16:05months ?

16:05We need to have something else ready .

16:06Right , we should be doing something

16:07else . I’m actually running a test

16:08right now . I just did it on my own

16:10account for fun .

16:11Isn't that the carousel format you see

16:12a lot on Instagram ?

16:13That’s right . I haven't done a single

16:15thing for this so far .

16:16You haven't done anything ?

16:17Nothing at all . I just went to Astra

16:18and said , " Make this for me . " " AI , just

16:20make and upload three of these every

16:22day automatically . " You just need to

16:24leave the computer on . It handles the

16:25creation and uploading automatically .

16:27It ...

16:27Even the uploading ? It was posted two

16:29hours ago .

16:29It’s doing all of this on its own . Is

16:31the content or the art style weird ?

16:32No.

16:33Can you guys see this here ? This is all

16:34running automatically right now . Yes ,

16:35all of it .

16:35Does stuff like this actually make

16:36money ?

16:37Of course it does . You link it here to

16:39drive traffic to my homepage , and I

16:40sell the automation for 19,000 won , or

16:42start with Insta-Facebook — you have to

16:44do it all .

16:45Uh . But it really just felt like my

16:47brain stopped . I mean , for us , Astra is

16:49already finished . It's an artifact of

16:51the past . This is your first time

16:52seeing it , right ? We’ve already

16:53finished the design and analysis for

16:55Astra . So , what if we take the

16:58professions we each had ? Like our

17:01majors .

17:01And use Astra to create a new way to

17:04generate income . And maybe even create

17:06a ranking system and give prizes to the

17:08top 5 or 10 people . Then , by seeing

17:11those ideas , you can get practical

17:13inspiration on how it can be applied .

17:15Let’s say I build an Instagram

17:17account , connect it to a business , and

17:18make 300,000 won a month . After

17:20deducting costs , I’m left with about

17:22200,000 won . If I run 20 of those

17:24channels , I’m making about 4 million

17:26won .

17:27In a way , for people you’ve shown the

17:29ropes to , Lulu , it’s a really

17:30uncomfortable truth .

17:31Honestly , it is quite uncomfortable . I

17:33mean , I’m supposed to be teaching you

17:35all these know-hows and concepts

17:37somehow . But then the question becomes ,

17:39what exactly is that know-how ? People

17:40started getting caught up in that

17:42dilemma . Actually , since there was no

17:43other way , I told the people in the

17:45group chat . I thought they would all

17:47cheer . But once the results came out ,

17:49they were worried . Why ? Because if it's

17:52like this , won't everyone be poor ?

17:53Won't everyone just crash and burn ?

17:54Everyone started falling into that line

17:56of thinking . The war of annihilation

17:58has begun .

17:59So the beginners have arrived .

18:00Exactly . Actually , for beginners ,

18:01it’s even better . Because from the

18:03moment they start , they possess the

18:05editing skills , perspective , and

18:06mindset of that level . So the experts

18:08think , " They won't be able to catch up

18:09to this level , right ? " But that’s not

18:10the case anymore . Our job is to figure

18:12out what we should do here and how we

18:15can overcome this . You shouldn't just

18:17sit here , feeling frustrated and

18:18struggling . Do you know why , everyone ?

18:19My company failed . I spent 500 million

18:21won over two years and the company went

18:22under . I really want to just have a

18:23drink of soju and rest . But there is no

18:25time for that . No time at all . Even if

18:28you think this is an uncomfortable

18:29truth after watching this , I’m saying

18:31it’s worth really deep contemplation

18:33on how you’re going to overcome it .

18:36And second , you have to try it out . You

18:37have to use it yourself to realize that

18:39this is insane . No matter how much I

18:42talk about this here day in and day out

18:44, you can't really feel it just by

18:46watching this interview screen . So what

18:48should you actually be doing ? You just

18:50need to learn the structure within this

18:52. The structure . But even though it’s

18:53easy for me , how does it feel when you

18:54actually try it ?

18:55It's difficult . Isn't that something

18:57you need to learn as well ?

18:58Right ? So we can all achieve these view

19:00counts without it being difficult . Then

19:02you might wonder , " How and through what

19:04should I do this ? " I'm sure you have a

19:06lot of those concerns . I’m planning

19:09to show you everything from live

19:10production , initial setup , creation ,

19:12final results , and uploading — not just

19:14for YouTube , but for Instagram or

19:16whatever platform you want . The

19:17important thing is what ? " Since this

19:19isn't live , isn't it all just faked ? "

19:20You might think that . Certainly . Right ?

19:23"

19:23Are they just playing back pre-made

19:24clips ? " Something like that .

19:25Exactly . That’s why I intend to show

19:28you these videos live . If you look at

19:31the bottom , there’s a link to an open

19:33group chat . Uh ,

19:35If you join this group chat , I will

19:37teach you for free . And the title of

19:40this is : A secret lecture .

19:42It's a secret .

19:43It’s a secret . What if this gets out ?

19:46Everyone would use it .

19:47Right ? I’ll be sharing that

19:49information only with those who join ,

19:52so please come into the group chat

19:54below and get as much info as you can .

19:57Will you also take questions ?

19:58Of course .

19:59So for those who have time , learning

20:00this will definitely help with whatever

20:02they do in the future .

20:04That's right . Because it’s not just

20:05this area ; every business sector is

20:07currently in an uproar because of Astra

20:08. So what's the first thing they do ?

20:11They’re laying off office workers ,

20:12and people are saying the " office " in

20:14business is already dead . Things are

20:16becoming like that .

20:17If the results from Astra are that good

20:18, we won't have to worry about higher

20:20monetization thresholds next year . We

20:22won't need to care about those at all .

20:24It’s not us responding to YouTube ;

20:26it’s YouTube that now has to respond

20:28to Astra .

20:29I only knew you as a Shorts expert who

20:31generated 10 billion won in revenue

20:33through Shorts . But how did you manage

20:36to plan ahead for areas beyond just

20:38Shorts ? AI will make our lives easier ,

20:42but we know it might eventually cause

20:44us trouble , and though we know

20:47something will happen , we don't know if

20:49it's a year or ten years away . But

20:53recently , the top experts in AI said

20:55the market leaders will change every

20:57three months . The concept of whether

20:59something would come in 10 years or 1

21:01year has changed to a monthly basis . So

21:04, thinking about this , I wondered how

21:06to sincerely and quickly deliver this

21:08joyous but somewhat dark reality to

21:10these people ; what if we waited to see

21:12the results before getting started ?

21:15It's too late .

21:16By the time that happens , something

21:17else pops up .

21:17Exactly . So , if we keep waiting like

21:20that , what happens ? A year just goes by

21:22. Some people create about ten

21:24different income pipelines — YouTube ,

21:26shopping malls , and so on — so if one

21:28has a problem , they pivot to another ,

21:30and by juggling these businesses

21:32effectively , they end up in a better

21:34position after a year .

21:36Then , looking at the cost aspect within

21:38this , what is it that people always say

21:40? Tokens are melting away . Better

21:42things are coming . They tell you to

21:43wait or try doing it that way . We need

21:46to quickly realize what doesn't work

21:48and overcome it together through

21:50collective intelligence , which is why

21:52the students in our course talk all

21:54night . Yes . They get sick of it . So ,

21:58Is Astar a new world for you all now ?

22:00Yes .

22:00It’s only been about three days since

22:02we launched it .

22:02Yes .

22:03To the people in our group chat , it's

22:04already become an ancient relic from

22:05the 90s . Why is that ? Because they’re

22:07saying they’ll release a higher-end

22:09version of the model . So , as soon as

22:10one comes out , this other one appears

22:11right away . They say it’s a much

22:13better model than the current one . They

22:14say it's 100 times better . 100 times

22:16better than this .

22:17Yes . If I try to optimize something

22:18here and keep waiting , what happens ?

22:20You just keep falling behind .

22:22So , in the end , it means all the

22:23categories that were trending on

22:25YouTube are becoming business-like ,

22:27just in a more advanced version .

22:29Oh , our producer has finally realized

22:31it . I really hope you all have realized

22:33it , too . This is information you

22:34couldn't get anywhere else , even if you

22:36paid a million won . Everyone , I will

22:37also ...

22:37I’m going to go and install Codex

22:39today . The important thing is , I

22:41don’t have any collaborative

22:43relationship with Codex or Astar .

22:45It’s not like I’m being paid to

22:47promote them or anything . I’m just

22:49honestly sharing my personal feelings

22:51on why you should do this , so please

22:53don’t have any misunderstandings .

22:55Thank you so much for your words today .

22:57I listened well . When you have so much

22:59information coming in , you can get

23:01confused . When that happens , you just

23:04have to do it . The more you think , the

23:07more your actions lead you astray , so

23:09it’s best to just do as you’re told

23:12. Don’t worry , don’t be afraid , and

23:15I think it would be good to just put it

23:17into action . My subscribers , trust me

23:19and let’s all give it a go together .

23:21Fighting ! Yeah .