"강의팔이한테 당해서 풉니다" 월 천만 원 버는 해외쇼츠의 모든것 공개합니다 (26년 최신판)

0:00What is this ? A lot of seniors watch it

0:02. Total views are 220 million . I'm

0:05earning a total of 44 million won . You

0:08can verify all the details . It's free .

0:10Watch videos that have many comments .

0:13You can do it this easily . Don't be

0:16intimidated by English . I only know "

0:17I'm fine , thank you . " There's nothing

0:19difficult about it . Do you really need

0:20to use AI for this ? These are the

0:22results from just one month . It reached

0:249.16 million views . They say overseas

0:27Shorts have a very high view potential .

0:30Try it out right away . Let's go .

0:37Hello .

0:37Hello .

0:43Could you briefly introduce yourself ?

0:45Yes . I'm Yu Nabi , and I earn 10 million

0:48won a month while working a regular job

0:50.

0:51So , what are you doing as a side hustle

0:53right now ?

0:53Ah , I'm earning money through YouTube

0:55Shorts . There are many types of YouTube

0:57Shorts , right ? Which ones do you focus

0:59on ? I currently earn 10 million won a

1:01month with overseas Shorts . These are

1:05overseas Shorts , specifically the

1:07story-driven type . Shall we watch one

1:10together ? A grandma who loves her dog

1:16more than anyone else .

1:22Then she carefully checked the dog .

1:30Oh , is this what you call overseas

1:32Shorts ?

1:32Yes . These videos feature people ,

1:35animals , and sometimes babies . YouTube

1:40guidelines warn against showing babies

1:44in early channels , but I have a pro-tip

1:48. If an adult and a child appear

1:51together and have good chemistry ,

1:54YouTube allows it . So , there are videos

1:57like this that feature babies . Let's

2:00watch this one together , too .

2:07The mom who heard the news from outside

2:10let's get checked right away . And the

2:13husband who heard the news too

2:17It's fine to show babies as long as

2:19they are with an adult . The comments

2:22say babies can tell when there's

2:24another baby in the womb . People leave

2:27comments like that and use those amazed

2:30emojis . If you see signs like that ,

2:32most of them are seniors . Seniors also

2:35watch these family-style YouTube videos

2:39a lot . They watch them on the subway or

2:42on the bus ; seniors watch them quite

2:44often . So when these videos come out ,

2:47they say , " The baby is so cute . " They

2:49leave comments like that , too . So it

2:51has a very positive impact on my

2:53channel .

2:54And how much did you say you were

2:55earning from these videos ? Yes , yes .

2:58The cumulative views are 220 million .

3:01From March to July , I've earned a total

3:04of 44 million won . And in the last 48

3:08hours , I'm hitting 2.5 million views .

3:10With 2.5 million views in 48 hours , can

3:13you estimate how much that makes ? Ah ,

3:15you can generally consider it to be

3:17100,000 won per 1 million views . So , to

3:21hit a monthly goal of 10 million won ,

3:23you need to maintain 4 to 5 million

3:26views over 48 hours for 30 days to

3:28reach that 10 million won mark .

3:31Wow . You're currently maintaining 2.5

3:33million views over 48 hours , right ?

3:35Yes . That means you're bringing in

3:37250,000 won a day right now .

3:40So , it's 250,000 won per day ? That's

3:41right . Even while I'm lying down

3:43resting , the money just keeps coming in

3:46.

3:46And there's one more thing I want to

3:48show you . This is an overseas deposit

3:50confirmation , and if I were to fake

3:52this , I'd end up in handcuffs . If you

3:54look here , you can see and verify every

3:57single deposit record . It shows $ 5,213

4:00right there . That's your YouTube view

4:03revenue , right ? So it actually gets

4:05deposited into your bank account . Yes ,

4:06exactly . Especially with the exchange

4:08rate being so high these days . So ,

4:09I’m basically doing currency

4:11arbitrage just by doing nothing .

4:13But why did you prepare so much

4:15material ? I've seen some people just

4:17show their studio earnings and call it

4:18a day .

4:19The truth is , I’ve taken many courses

4:22on various platforms , even some pretty

4:25expensive ones . But there are so many

4:28courses that just teach the basics and

4:30lack any real substance . Does the

4:32content you made back then still exist ?

4:33Ah , this is truly my dark history , but

4:35I'll open it all up for you guys . I

4:38really took stories from a community

4:41when I had 99 subscribers , edited the

4:44photos myself , and wrote the scripts

4:46myself . But the profit was zero . You

4:50posted quite a lot of videos . Back then

4:53, I worked two to three hours a day ,

4:56thinking if I kept posting , it would

4:58work out someday .

5:00Oh , what's this one with 15 views ? Ah ,

5:03YouTube doesn't give you many views if

5:05you violate their guidelines . And the

5:09courses you took didn't tell you what

5:12you can or cannot post ? They didn't

5:15mention a single thing about that . They

5:18only taught such simple things , and

5:20honestly , that’s not efficient , and

5:22how can anyone spare two to three hours

5:25every single day ? I’ve prepared a

5:28super-efficient method using Shorts

5:30that even a busy office worker can do

5:32with just one hour a day .

5:33Are you really going to tell us

5:34everything ?

5:35Today , I'll teach you the exact method

5:38I used to quit my job . First , my video

5:40creation process starts with finding a

5:44topic . Second , adding TTS or our own

5:47voice-over . Then , doing the subtitles ,

5:51adding sound effects , and finally

5:54exporting — that's it . I think many

5:57people are really curious about how to

5:59find video topics . I actually find most

6:02of my video sources on Instagram . As

6:04you can see , there’s a program

6:07installed right here . There’s a

6:10browser extension that lets you see

6:13Instagram likes and comments at a

6:16glance . It’s free . When I’m looking

6:19for viral content on Instagram , I

6:21usually look for videos with a lot of

6:24comments . You look at comments instead

6:25of views ?

6:26Yes . If a video has many comments , I

6:30look for what moved people enough to

6:33make them leave a comment . Because a

6:38like is just a quick double-tap , but

6:41leaving a comment means there was a

6:44relatable point , something really funny

6:48, sad , or an emotional trigger . Shall

6:52we look at one together ? The daughter

6:53who appears first is the second

6:56daughter . The dad is dancing to this

6:59song , and then the older daughter

7:01enters . It turns out she feels like the

7:06moves she and her dad practiced were

7:09stolen by the second daughter . It’s a

7:13classic reaction of the older daughter

7:15feeling very upset . But if you look , is

7:17there any dialogue ?

7:18No. Just sounds .

7:20Right . Almost just sound effects . When

7:22we adapt these , we can just add our own

7:25interpretation .

7:26So you don't even need a separate

7:28script . Oh , so since it's a foreign

7:30video , you don't really have to worry

7:32about translation ?

7:34Exactly . And a recent trend is foreign

7:37Shorts with no dialogue at all , just

7:40situational context . Let’s watch one

7:43together . " They’re so much trouble . " "

7:48What did you pick up ? "

7:53Is there any dialogue ?

7:55No.

7:55None at all . That means you can write

7:58whatever script you want .

8:00People usually think , " Do I need to be

8:01good at English if there's English in

8:03it ? " They worry about what to do if

8:05they don't know English , but there’s

8:06no dialogue . These days , people are

8:09using this method for easy content

8:11creation .

8:12So , this is how you can create content

8:15easily .

8:16So this is the efficient way to do it .

8:18Exactly . It takes me less than 30

8:20minutes to edit this .

8:22I just take the clips from Instagram ,

8:25add a template , edit , and I'm done . Not

8:28hard , right ? I'm not great at editing

8:30either . You just add one line of TTS

8:33dubbing . " They’re so much trouble . "

8:35Yes . " They’re so much trouble . "

8:37Just this bit .

8:38That’s all you have to add . I found

8:40this video on Instagram . Let’s watch

8:43the video together .

8:53That’s the end of it .

8:54There’s no dialogue at all . But you

8:56understand the situation , right ? Yes .

8:58The mom and daughter are doing

9:00something together , but one is a beat

9:02behind .

9:03The tempo is off .

9:04How do you download these kinds of

9:06videos ?

9:06There are websites specifically for

9:08downloading from Instagram . You have

9:09the original Instagram post , right ?

9:11Right-click and there’s " Copy link . "

9:14Then you can paste it here and download

9:16it . It’s all free . I didn't have any

9:19money either , so I had to do everything

9:21for free . If you look at the comments ,

9:25you can also see how people are

9:27actually reacting in Korean . Copy the

9:30entire comment section , right-click to

9:32copy , and paste the comments . Then ask

9:35Gemini . " Interpret how people are

9:39reacting to these comments . " Then

9:43Gemini will interpret it for you .

9:45Overwhelming empathy .

9:47Hmm .

9:47I’ve been there too . That’s totally

9:50me . So sad . Realistic comments about

9:53daily family life . It’s like me and

9:55my mom every day , this isn't acting ,

9:57it's a true story . Like this , you see

10:00how it reflects actual mother-daughter

10:02relationships . I would get an idea from

10:06this and try something like this .

10:08Uh , it's a situation where the daughter

10:09and mother don't get along . So I could

10:12use TTS for something like " Reasons why

10:15mothers and daughters never get along , "

10:17getting hints from the comments like

10:19this . Now , for TTS , I work with

10:25ElevenLabs . They have the most

10:29natural-sounding TTS voices . If you

10:32look at the top right , you can patch it

10:34to Korean . Don't be intimidated because

10:36it's in English . I only know " I'm fine ,

10:38thank you " myself . On the far left ,

10:40there is a voice changer . There are

10:43voices you might like , so it’s good

10:45to listen to the ones you prefer . You

10:48can just select Korean as the language

10:51here . There’s a huge variety of

10:52languages .

10:53Exactly . Because there are so many

10:55languages , it's great if you want to

10:57expand to Japan later . Korean voices

10:59are coming up now . Let's listen to them

11:02one by one .

11:03This is a warm and friendly Korean

11:05female voice . It blends smoothly into

11:08various content , including audiobooks .

11:10It’s very natural , right ? It really

11:12sounds like a human . That's why these

11:14days , you can't tell if it's a person

11:16or AI . You liked the one you just heard

11:18, right ? Then you can save this voice

11:21on the left side here . Add to

11:24collection , create a new collection ,

11:26and name the voice . Then you can save

11:28it and use it later . And if you want to

11:32use this voice right away , just press "

11:34Use Voice . " Then it will take you

11:38straight to using that voice . So I’ll

11:41put the TTS here for " Reasons why

11:43mothers and daughters never get along . "

11:47You can adjust the speed , stability ,

11:49and similarity on the right , but for

11:51TTS , a faster speed is usually better .

11:54Let’s try turning it up all the way .

11:56If you press the generate button , the

11:58audio will be created .

11:59Reasons why mothers and daughters never

12:01get along .

12:02That seems okay . Now there is a

12:04download button on the right . If you

12:06click download , it will be saved

12:09immediately . Let's practice together .

12:12Let's import the video we downloaded

12:15earlier , click the plus button , and the

12:17video will move down . Then , let's add

12:21the TTS we created . It's been added

12:23here , right ? It's added directly to the

12:26track here as well .

12:27The original video likely has sound .

12:30There's a track mute button . Now , there

12:32will be no sound . Because we're going

12:34to put in a different sound .

12:35Um . Um . You have the TTS , right ? " Why

12:37mothers and daughters never get along

12:39for life , " it says .

12:40It's in now , right ? Then , there's a

12:42volume normalization option . Yes . Let's

12:45check that . The reason we check this is

12:49because it sets the audio to fit

12:51YouTube . The volume sounds a bit

12:53different than before . " Why mothers and

12:55daughters never get along for life , " "

12:57Why mothers and daughters never get

12:59along for life . "

13:00This sounds just right for YouTube

13:03Shorts . It has become much clearer .

13:05YouTube really likes this kind of clear

13:08sound . So , for the TTS , we'll add

13:11dubbing by right-clicking here and

13:12selecting " Generate Captions . " The

13:15subtitles are added . " Why mothers and

13:17daughters never get along for life . "

13:20Since we need to sync the subtitles ,

13:21drag with the left mouse button to sync

13:23the front , zoom in , and look for the

13:25silent sections . People leave Shorts

13:28after just 0.1 seconds if they get

13:31bored . So , you have to delete all these

13:33silent sections . But these subtitles

13:36are too fragmented . Look to the right ,

13:38there are captions . Go into captions , "

13:40Mothers and daughters , " I think I'll

13:42break it here . " Why they never get

13:45along for life , " I think I'll join this

13:46part . " Why they never get along for

13:48life . "

13:49That looks fine , right ? Since the

13:51subtitles aren't visible now , let's

13:53work on all of them . Go to " Text , " and

13:56it's usually better to turn off " Apply

13:58to all . " Because if we use " Apply to

14:02all , " everything we worked on before

14:06will change . So , to prevent that , keep

14:09" Apply to all " on for now , but don't

14:12forget to turn it off later . So , for

14:15the subtitles , we'll use the preset

14:17styles here . As you can see , these are

14:21settings that people often use . I

14:24usually like Baedal Minjok Doyeon font ,

14:27Jua font , or Cafe24 Danjeong , they're

14:30all good . Oh , you even recommend the

14:33fonts !

14:34Yes . Because from a beginner's

14:37perspective , many people don't know

14:39what font to use , and they pick fancy

14:41ones they like with hearts and things

14:44all over them . You should always think

14:47from the viewer's perspective when

14:48making Shorts . No art allowed . But

14:50looking at it now , my eyes are already

14:52getting blurry . I can't see it . Okay ,

14:54look here , zoom in and out .

14:57If you zoom in , the subtitles are easy

14:59to see now , right ? Then , if you scroll

15:01down a bit , there's the background . I'm

15:03going to get rid of the black

15:04background .

15:05Ah , it's easier on the eyes now .

15:06Yes , it feels more comfortable on the

15:07eyes , right ? And there is one more

15:09thing . If you look on the left , you

15:12usually set this aspect ratio to 9:16

15:14for Shorts . Once you set that , this

15:18will pop up . Social media preview .

15:21Surprisingly , a lot of people don't

15:22know about this . What is this ? If you

15:24press this , guides for TikTok , Shorts ,

15:26and Reels will appear .

15:27Wow . I recommend setting these

15:30guidelines in advance . Because when we

15:34make videos , we sometimes get confused

15:36about where to place the subtitles .

15:39These details are very important . Make

15:42sure to turn this on when you work . And

15:45you know the basic black template for

15:47Shorts , right ? I’ll give you all of

15:50those . You just need to place it right

15:52on top . It's often called " adding a

15:55sheet of seaweed , " which is that black

15:57template we see often . If you add one

15:59here , it looks more professional . The

16:02most important thing in Shorts editing

16:05is the cut editing . Actually , cut

16:07editing is everything . You see , while

16:10we are cutting , we often end up cutting

16:12the layers below and above , too . When

16:16we do cut editing , you usually see the

16:18track lock on the left side here . Since

16:21we are going to cut here , you need to

16:24lock the tracks above and below like

16:26this . If you don't do this , everything

16:28gets cut when you use the tool . I

16:31personally changed my cut shortcut to

16:34W. There are keyboard shortcuts we

16:37normally use , and you can change them

16:40here in the top right corner . You can

16:44change settings like " Split " or " Split

16:46All " in this menu . " Split " is the cut

16:48function , right ?

16:49Yes , that's correct . The default

16:50setting is probably Q.

16:52Hmm .

16:52But I find W more comfortable , so I set

16:55it to W. " Split All " is for when you

16:57want to select and cut everything at

17:00once . Oh , it’s a shortcut used when

17:02you need to cut through subtitles and

17:04cuts all together . Hmm .

17:05Now , let’s try cut editing together .

17:07The space bar is for playback . " The

17:09reason why mothers and daughters never

17:10get along for life ... "

17:11The screen is too far away right now ,

17:13right ? Yes . Then let's try something

17:15here . It's easier if you mark the spots

17:18where you need to edit in advance .

17:20There's also this feature . Add marker .

17:22You see it ? There’s a blue marker

17:24here , so I know , " Ah , I need to edit

17:26here . " You can see it like this .

17:28Ah , so you go through the whole thing ,

17:30mark all the edit points , and then do

17:31the detailed editing ?

17:33Exactly . Because doing it this way

17:35helps you work quickly without getting

17:37lost . I want to zoom in on the screen

17:40here .

17:41See , the mom moves the cup here . This

17:43is the key point . The daughter said " it

17:46doesn't match , " and the mom moves it

17:48saying " here it is . " This is a really

17:50important point . So , just like before ,

17:53add a marker ; see the edit point where

17:55we need to cut ? Now , let’s cut it and

17:59keep playing . Right , she used this

18:00again , right ? Mm .

18:02So we go to this edit point . We need to

18:04capture moments like this . We need to

18:06add the " annoyed " points . Let’s play

18:09it again — see , she’s pouring water

18:11here too ? It’s a mess , right ? A total

18:13mess . How about here ? Let’s add an "

18:15annoyed " marker here . Mom doesn't know ,

18:17right ? Daughter is already done , right ?

18:18You see the annoyed expression here ,

18:20right ? So , add another " annoyed " marker

18:23here . It should end here . There’s no

18:25need to go any further .

18:26It's too long , anyway .

18:27Yes . I think a fun 17 - second video is

18:30better than a boring 30 - second one .

18:32Oh , but doesn't a longer video mean

18:35more money ?

18:36Oh , no , it doesn't . People usually

18:38think longer videos pay more , but

18:40it’s the same . Whether it's 17

18:43seconds or 30 seconds , what matters is

18:45getting many views . Let’s cut it here

18:48. We’re going to get rid of the rest .

18:50Yes . Let’s unlock the track for the

18:53template again . We want to cut both at

18:56the same time , right ? What was the

18:58shortcut again ? Press Ctrl + Shift + B

19:00to split both top and bottom .

19:03Mm .

19:03You can just delete this part . Delete

19:06is the backspace key . So it’s cut

19:08like this , right ? Let’s go back , lock

19:10the track again , and go back to the

19:12latter half of the cup editing .

19:14The reason a mom and daughter never get

19:16along ...

19:16We already set the edit points earlier ,

19:18right ? We’re going to zoom in here .

19:19Right . This spilling scene is very

19:24important . Cut this spilling scene here

19:27, zoom in so it’s clearly visible on

19:30the right , and move it with the mouse

19:32to emphasize the daughter spilling it

19:35on the table . The reason we break down

19:39cuts like this is that YouTube dislikes

19:41videos with high " redundancy . "

19:43What do you mean by redundancy ? Ah , a

19:45redundant video just means a video that

19:48looks the same . When we scroll through

19:51Shorts , if we keep seeing the same

19:54footage , viewers get bored and YouTube

19:56doesn't like it either . That’s why we

20:00say YouTube is a game of avoiding

20:02redundancy . To avoid this redundancy ,

20:06if you edit with more detail and

20:09granularity , YouTube recognizes the

20:13effort and promotes it .

20:15Oh .

20:17So , the more you handle these edit

20:19points in detail , the better . So , we

20:22zoomed in a little bit more , just like

20:24before .

20:24The reason a mom and daughter never get

20:26along ...

20:27It fits right here . I can even see what

20:30sound effects should go here .

20:32Is it good to add sound effects , too ?

20:33Right ? Sound effects are actually

20:35everything .

20:36Oh , do you just collect the ones you

20:38use often ?

20:38Exactly . I’ve gathered only the sound

20:41effects I use most , and since trendy

20:43sounds matter , I’ll provide them so

20:45you don't have to search . There's no

20:49need to spend money ; you're working a

20:50job or a side hustle , why spend money ,

20:52everyone ? Then , right here

20:55Ah , it’s already coming out ? You

20:57shouldn’t do that . It’s not the

20:59first time this has happened . So here ,

21:00I want to emphasize the daughter's

21:02expression . Time for an edit point .

21:05I’m zooming in on the expression now .

21:07I’m making the daughter's face

21:09clearer . Hmm . I feel like this part is

21:11too long . If it’s long , it’s boring

21:13, so cut it out . But it still needs

21:14context , so let me think .

21:16Yes .

21:17I’m going to cut it right here .

21:19Press the ' W ' key for the split tool

21:22here , and then I’ll delete this part .

21:26Yes . Ah , nice . Oh ,

21:28This . This . Now let’s look at the

21:31edit point we set earlier . There’s

21:33the scene where mom moves the cup . This

21:35is actually a key point , too . For the

21:37sake of her daughter , she thinks , " Ugh ,

21:38I'm the adult , I should bear it . " There

21:40, I moved it for you . Let’s zoom in

21:42on this point and try again . Zoom . I

21:45moved it for you . Edit out anything

21:47that feels boring immediately . Cut the

21:48frame . There , split . See , it looks

21:53natural , right ? It should look seamless

21:55even after cutting . Cut edit . So like

21:57this , the spoon flies off . We need to

21:59highlight this point . Cut it and zoom

22:02in . It’s not much different from the

22:04edit point we saw earlier , is it ? Then

22:05mom moves the cup , and crash — an edit

22:08we've seen many times . Then the

22:10daughter glares at her mom again . This

22:11is a key point . The eye contact and the

22:14tense staring contest between mom and

22:16daughter . Everyone , this is the most

22:17important part . You have to preserve

22:19things like this . Now , the coffee cut .

22:21Mom glaring for 0.1 to 1 second is

22:23enough . It shouldn't be too choppy .

22:25Always think from the viewer's

22:26perspective . Again , she drops it . She

22:28gave her the tea bag . " Eat this . " You

22:31can add the dialogue here . There’s

22:33nothing difficult about this , right ?

22:34Script .

22:34While looking at it , I find myself

22:35making subtitles without even realizing

22:37it .

22:37Yes . You know , those everyday

22:39conversational tones . Just add those in

22:41. Then , thud . Now , the water comes

22:45flying at mom again here ? That’s a

22:47key point . But it’s too long in the

22:49middle , so I’m going to cut it . Cut

22:50out the boring parts here . Let's cut

22:54until the water comes out from mom and

22:56see . Thud , then back to the daughter —

23:00it looks natural , right ?

23:01Hmm .

23:01Like this .

23:02So I should think of cut editing as

23:04just cutting out the static parts .

23:06Exactly . People can't stand even 0.1

23:09seconds of boredom . So now the mom says

23:11, " Hmm , you spilled it . " Then how about

23:14the daughter ? " Ugh , this again ? What do

23:17you want me to do ? " and it ends , right ?

23:20But I want to see the mom's expression

23:22a little bit . I pay a lot of attention

23:24to these expressions . You have to see

23:26the mom rolling her eyes and leaving

23:28like this .

23:29Oh , that's funny . The cut editing is

23:31already done just by saying that .

23:32Actually , let me play it .

23:34It's about why a mother and daughter

23:36never get along . " Here , take this . " " Ugh

23:43, what is it ? " See , it's already done ,

23:46right ? I cut it down to 17 seconds

23:50using cut editing . The important part ,

23:52the onomatopoeia , remains . Everyone , we

23:54just edited the video while I was

23:56talking . You can just put that in as is

23:59.

23:59There's nothing difficult about it . Do

24:00we really need to use AI for this ?

24:02No.

24:03Right . Because it's just our everyday

24:04life .

24:04It's about why a mom and daughter never

24:06get along .

24:06Now I'm going to work on the subtitles ,

24:08but what did I say earlier about

24:09subtitles ? " Apply to all captions "

24:11should be unchecked .

24:13You turn it off here .

24:14Yes . You have to turn it off here .

24:16There are so many people who forget

24:17this , and while working here , they

24:19wonder why the previous parts changed .

24:21That happens to a lot of people .

24:22Because I was like that too , from a

24:24beginner's perspective .

24:25So , make sure to turn off " Apply to all

24:28. " Let's add the text now . For text ,

24:32you can go to Text on the left and add

24:35default text . The subtitle is too long ,

24:37right ? You can shorten it with your

24:39mouse . I want to add the expression of

24:41her going " Ah . " Right here . Then , we

24:43usually add an asterisk . I add

24:45asterisks often when someone is talking

24:47to themselves . In the form of a

24:48monologue . So , I add " Ah " like this .

24:51The daughter's inner thoughts . But the

24:53subtitle isn't visible , is it ? Then go

24:55into Presets and add something like

24:58this ; the font is in Cafe 24 Danjeong .

25:01It changed , right ? And the margin here .

25:04I really don't like using margins . Go

25:07down to add a background , and then

25:09place it in the top right or somewhere

25:11so it doesn't cover the person .

25:13Like a speech bubble , yeah .

25:14You can just make it look like a speech

25:15bubble . If the yellow seems a bit weak ,

25:18just remove the preset and change the

25:21color to red . Go down , and we can add a

25:25shadow . Check the shadow , set the

25:28opacity to 100 % , and adjust the blur ;

25:31this is the font style you've seen a

25:33lot in Shorts , right ?

25:35It creates a natural blur effect .

25:37Yes . In this way , you put " Ah " over the

25:39daughter's head .

25:41I want an expression here of the mom

25:43saying " Here . "

25:44Then , you know the one we made earlier ?

25:47If you make a copy of it and paste it ,

25:50it appears again . Place it next to the

25:53mom , about here , " Here . "

25:55But the mom's speech bubble should be a

25:57different color . Since the daughter's

25:59was red .

26:00Hmm .

26:00We need to separate the speakers . Shall

26:02we use yellow for Mom ? There she is . I

26:04think this position would be good .

26:06There she is . She's done giving it .

26:09Ah , she did that again . She's glaring

26:12here . Copying it again . Now , just here

26:17Let's try a fluorescent neon green to

26:20make it pop . When thinking about what

26:24stands out most in Shorts , this neon

26:26green is the best . 00F18 Done with that

26:31, right ? I want to add another glare

26:34effect here . I'll copy the daughter's

26:36text and paste it here . Since the

26:38daughter is the one glaring . Oh , come

26:40on . We Koreans really can't live

26:42without this , can we ? Oh , seriously . Oh

26:45, that's it , right ? Oh , really . Hey ,

26:48just eat this . Can we go with something

26:49like this ? Copy Mom's font again and

26:52put " Eat this . " Let's go again . Here's

26:54the sliding effect font . It was green

26:57earlier , right ? Slide . Mom is

26:58pretending not to know , right ?

27:00What's this now ? What's this now ?

27:01Wouldn't it be good to include this ?

27:02That's what I just did . I'd like to

27:04copy the daughter's font again and put

27:06it here . What's this now ? It covers her

27:09face too much , right ? It's better not

27:11to cover the face because we need to

27:13capture her expressions as much as

27:15possible . I think this position would

27:16be good . Then Mom is like , what is this

27:19? What What the And just like that , the

27:27subtitle work is done . Do we even need

27:29a script for this ? There's not really a

27:30script to speak of .

27:31There is no script . Everyone , that's

27:33why I don't use AI . Now , the most

27:36important thing in editing is sound

27:38effects . You even starred the ones you

27:40use often .

27:41That's right . It's best to star the

27:43ones you use frequently . This

27:45How can we get the sound effects ? I've

27:47left a link in the comments for the

27:49sound effects . If you click that and

27:51leave a review , I'll send them to you .

27:55I've added all the trendy sound effects

27:57. Everyone

27:59You pick sound effects without even

28:01really listening , do you have specific

28:03ones for each Short ?

28:05I save presets for the effects I use

28:07often .

28:08Because adding them every single time

28:10is a chore .

28:10Hmm . Hmm .

28:11Let me add one by putting in a sound

28:13effect . The edit point we saw earlier

28:15The " pissed off " point .

28:16Ah , it's this , right ? I have to put it

28:18here .

28:18Oh ,

28:20It pops up right away . Right-click and

28:22save it as a preset . If you look on the

28:26far left , there is " My Presets " in my

28:28library . When you click it , it shows

28:31the effects I usually use often .

28:34Templates are also saved , there are

28:36water drop effects , and if you press

28:37plus here , it's added immediately . Now ,

28:40something like this . When you hear the

28:42" bang , " it's a sound effect you hear

28:44often . Hmm . There's also this . This is

28:48ridiculous . I really like things like

28:49this .

28:50This is ridiculous .

28:52This one thing makes a huge difference .

28:53When a mom looks at her daughter . Oh ,

28:55the effect .

28:56Nop-pi .

28:58You need to add effects to expressions .

29:01This is ridiculous . Nothing beats this

29:03for removing boredom . Now , the last

29:05step is to give it a title . Add the

29:08text ; Mom wants to help , but the

29:10daughter just wants her to leave her

29:11alone . So , from the mom's perspective :

29:15" Mom : Let me help you . " And from the

29:18daughter's perspective , people often

29:19use this style for titles these days .

29:21Like conversational styles ?

29:23Yes . Daughter : " Just don't . " We have

29:25these everyday phrases we use all the

29:28time . It's good to clear them out . So ,

29:31you don't actually need AI for this .

29:33The " School Safe Eraser " font is quite

29:34clean . Red and green combinations are

29:37good for visibility . So , is the video

29:39complete like this ?

29:40Yes , this completes it . " Why mom and

29:42daughter never get along , " it says .

29:58This is ridiculous . Like this .

29:59You see it ? Was that intentional ?

30:02This is the key point . The point that

30:04makes people watch it again . Mom's eyes

30:06rolled back , right ? These things are

30:08very important . And with that , the

30:10editing is finished .

30:12It took a bit longer because you were

30:13explaining it to me , but how long does

30:15it usually take to edit this ?

30:17For me , about 20 to 30 minutes .

30:20Oh . Because you don't really need to

30:22run most of this through AI . You just

30:25do the cut editing and add things as

30:27they come to mind . There is actually

30:30one crucial point when doing this .

30:32What is it ?

30:33It's the title . You need a title that

30:36catches people's attention . And the

30:40first 3 seconds , " Why mom and daughter

30:42never get along , " makes you wonder why ?

30:45This is the script , actually . So , " Mom :

30:47Let me help you . " " Daughter : Just don't .

30:49" " Why mom and daughter never get along "

30:53— the title and the TTS voice dubbing

30:56match up well .

30:58And it contains content that grabs

31:00people's attention .

31:01So , is there no specific way to write

31:04good titles ? Is it just a gut feeling ?

31:06I tell people to look at the comments

31:08to learn how to write good titles .

31:11People in our country are really good

31:13at writing comments . If you look , there

31:15are people who make jokes in the

31:17comments . Like " Holy moly with a

31:20soulful clap " — you see these

31:21well-written comments . You just copy

31:25those . Paste them into Gemini . Paste

31:28the copied comments and ask , " Mom and

31:31daughter aren't getting along , give me

31:34a witty title . " And it's even better if

31:37you explain the situation in more

31:38detail . Can I use downloaded videos ?

31:41Yes , you can use downloaded videos .

31:42Reflecting the comments , here's the

31:44daily life of a mother and daughter : a

31:46comedy from afar , a boot camp up close .

31:50Title it something like " Why mother and

31:52daughter never get along for life . " Add

31:55a description , and it's also good to

31:58add a related video . You know the

32:00content you uploaded that performed the

32:03best in views ?

32:04Oh .

32:05If you add that to the related video

32:07section , YouTube's algorithm picks it

32:09up , and it takes off again . Make sure

32:12you add a related video . You can just

32:15add it using the video that got the

32:16most views . Then , in the review stage ,

32:21set it to private first ; you can check

32:24for issues with the video in YouTube

32:27Studio . You can check it like this , and

32:31if there are no problems , click edit ,

32:33change it to public , and hit save to

32:35upload it to your channel .

32:38But why are you teaching us this ? I'm

32:40going to tell you everything I did like

32:43a madman to make this company . And

32:45making a high-quality video is

32:47different from a video that gets a lot

32:50of views . People often ask , " If this is

32:53so profitable , why not tell your

32:55friends or family instead of others ? "

32:59Actually , I've already told my cousin

33:02and some friends to try YouTube , so

33:04they've opened channels and are doing

33:06it .

33:07Oh , would it be possible to see which

33:09channel it is ? Yes . I'll show you . They

33:11haven't been doing it for very long .

33:13They're uploading every single day . Oh .

33:15They've only uploaded five videos , but

33:17they already have 50 subscribers .

33:19Exactly . But look , their most recent

33:22video got 56,000 views . With this level

33:25of viewership , I think if they keep

33:27uploading , they'll have a video with

33:29over 100,000 views within ten uploads .

33:31Wow . The reason I recommend overseas

33:36Shorts is that overseas Shorts are

33:37known to have a very high ceiling for

33:39channel views . This is a channel

33:42actually run by my cousin . Look , the

33:45maximum view count reached 9.16 million

33:48. But this is a result achieved just

33:50one month after starting the channel .

33:51Wait , can a beginner really get that

33:54many views ? It's overseas Shorts .

33:56That's why the channel's views come out

33:59so high . Hmm . Well , there's actually

34:01one more thing I want to show you . It's

34:04an Instagram-style template — a " lazy "

34:06material — but we couldn't get to it

34:08today due to time , so subscribe and

34:10I'll show you later . You said you were

34:12going to give us a lot of gifts today ,

34:13right ? Could you explain what those

34:15gifts are one more time ?

34:17Yes . Sure . I told you earlier that in

34:19overseas channels , the title is the

34:21most important thing . So , I'll gift you

34:24some prompts you can use to write

34:26titles . And I've also prepared 120

34:28trending sound effects for overseas

34:30channels that I collected myself . I'll

34:32give you these as well . You've really

34:35shared so many great tips today . I'm

34:37currently working with four freelancers

34:39, and I've shared exactly how I do it .

34:42Oh , thank you so much . And you all need

34:45to practice . You have to put it into

34:47action . Everyone , if you just watch and

34:49stop there , it'll just become a memory .

34:51Try putting it into action right away .

34:53Let's go . Yay !