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We have a limited budget and want to test formats around street people interactions, or other affordable concepts. Let's try the creative mode.

Result

• Launch a 4K walking series. Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcs6WgBMNFk. Add a clear framing angle such as: "4K walk in a snowy park for relaxation." Expand with Moscow and rural-location variants to diversify the series.
• Build storytelling episodes inspired by channel pivots like Asian Boss. They evolved from street interviews into narrative-driven content.

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I tried replicating other creators' shorts, but 15 attempts did not work (here's the links). Can you suggest shorts ideas? I'm 25, traveling across South Asia, with a background in street interviews and software development.

Result

• Run a travel-moment shorts format: always keep the phone ready, capture moments fast, edit tight, publish often. Example: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/w3HJGsETRjQ
• Have you tried dancing? It might feel awkward at first, and it may not work immediately, but dance shorts often get strong reach and can become one of the first things people see when opening Shorts.
• Reuse your street-interview skills in quiz-style shorts. Keep the format quick, simple, and playful so people want to answer instantly. Example: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/zlOngV1W-2c
  The hardest part is gathering a few people in one spot, but once you solve that, this format can pull strong engagement.
• Shift to original observation-comedy shorts: capture real situations and add a punchline where needed. The main point is to observe. Whenever you found an interesting or a funny situation, create a short about it.