Whoa, I didn't even know this existed! Thank you!

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'Ello! I've honestly never done a promo video before, but I've edited longform videos, youtube shorts, and have also made info-graphics and memes.

vgen.co/themagicnumb...

My portfolio is mostly music production, however please don't hesitate to reach out via DMs and we can maybe discuss further!

VTuber is also generalized because it targets the ENTIRETY of the VTuber scope fanbase, which is huge. "Indie VTuber" is also translated into corporate VTubers, and that breaks down from there.

The algorithms use subsections to create generalizations from mutual tags and how they work together.

culminate into the single "Sing" keyword being hyper-generalized and easier to reach a lot of people via impressions.

Beats is the same way, from "Music Beats" to "Beat 'Em Ups" to "Beat in x", there are a lot of different generalizations the word can be used.

Sings and Beats is generalized because there's multiiple uses for the term + huge target audiences.

The more a word can be construed + more individuals the algorithm sorts into a categorization = Generalization.

Sings - "Birds sing" "Opera SINGer" "Karaoke Singing"

All those different things -

(However I am not seeing any content on here that should result in a shadowban, but algorithms be algorithms)

"Girlfriend" is a popular keyword cause it's generalized.

I also saw in your shorts list "Sings" "Beat" "VTuber" and such are in most of your high viewcount shorts.

I am noticing the DRASTIC PLUMMET after the "Girlfriend bites you" short.

Could also be the case of a shadowban.

Any chance I can get a screenshot of your "videos" tab to scan over?

Shorts are usually populated by keywords and tags.

For example, if you use a generalized term in the name of the short, that can drastically change how your short is shared with the world.

What type of content are you making, exactly?