Discover how to scale YouTube channels for underserved Asian audiences using AI-powered videos to dominate trending niches fast.

InSideLux is an AI-influencer Shorts channel that scaled to 42M views in 42 days by endlessly repeating a simple “poor vs rich” comparison format with a hyper-aspirational virtual face.

DN Shorts is a viral Shorts powerhouse with over 1 million subscribers and 1.28 billion views in under 7 months. They crank out fast-paced, addictive videos that hook viewers instantly and keep them coming back for more. This channel’s secret? Consistent uploads, clickbait thumbnails, and trend-jacking content that dominates YouTube’s Shorts algorithm — making it a goldmine for monetization. Learn how you can replicate this explosive growth and cash in on the Shorts boom today!

A French trivia Shorts channel called Starshow is quietly raking in 40–60 million views a month — without a face, voice, or even original footage. Just vintage visuals, subtitles, and viral curiosity hooks. This is the perfect model for affiliate marketers: 👉 Clone this format in your own niche (history, science, gaming, finance) 👉 Embed affiliate links in pinned comments or auto-blogs 👉 Monetize curiosity with Audible, Skillshare, or weird Amazon finds 👉 Localize to Spanish, German, or Hindi markets for even more reach Steal this trend and build your own $10K/month trivia machine — with AI tools doing 90% of the work.

This faceless commentary model taps into trending content (celebs, fails, wins, viral drama) and adds short-form voiceovers to ride the YouTube algorithm — without ever showing your face. Think reaction + opinion + edge = attention.

This zero-face, zero-budget strategy exploits massive marketing campaigns (movies, games, sports) to steal free traffic—proven by F1 channels banking on the Brad Pitt F1 movie hype.

Leo Shorts is a faceless, voice-free content machine that’s exploded to 140M+ views and 46K subs in just 6 months using viral YouTube Shorts. With content that’s rapid-fire, curiosity-driven, and perfectly loopable, this channel could be pulling in between $34K and $542K/month—and it only started in January 2025.